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John Pouch

· active 1305-03-20 – 1344-11-12 · Pouch family →

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Pouch, John pp. 365
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  1. 1341-11-12 date: inferred auto-linked

    Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Kelleshull, John de William de Thorpe and Thomas de Lincoln, on complaint by de Hakeneye, citizen of London, that John de Ancilla, Lum- John de Portenare, Bernard Pouch, John…

  2. 1344-11-12 date: inferred auto-linked

    of oyer and terminer to Richard de Kelleshull, John de William de Thorpe and Thomas de Lincoln, on complaint by de Hakeneye, citizen of London, that John de Ancilla, Lum- John de Portenare, Bernard Pouch, John Pouch, Bar…

  3. Undated date: uncertain auto-linked

    The like to Robert son of Payn, Peter Malorre and Hervey de Staunton, on complaint by Peter Ernald de Ville, burgess of Bayonne, Ferand, his fellow, and Adam de Gelde, merchants of St. Sebastian, that whereas they had la…

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