Person
John Profoot
In the printed indexes 1
Profoot, John the king’s secretary pp. 48, 305
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Possibly the same person, or kin
Others in the Profoot family. Same forename + overlapping dates may be one identity (e.g. a remarried woman, or a mis-split father/son). See the whole family →
- John Prophete same forename · 1387-01-13 – 1414-07-24 · 40 entries
- John Prophet same forename · 1376-07-08 – 1413-11-13 · 15 entries
- John Profit same forename · 1369-06-15 – 1394-11-04 · 4 entries
- John Profoote same forename · undated · 1 entries
- John Profyt same forename · undated · 1 entries
- Roger le Prophete · 1256-09-06 – 1256-09-08 · 7 entries
- Richard Prophete · 1342-11-24 · 6 entries
- Stephen Prophet · 1387-08-03 · 4 entries
- Simon Profet · 1384-08-11 · 4 entries
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1467-08-20 date: inferred auto-linked
Appointment for life of the king's servitor John Profoote, for his good service to the king's father and the king, as the king's secretary in the Gallic tongue, in the same manner as Master Gervase had the office, receiv…
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1471-07-15 date: inferred auto-linked
for life of the king's servitor John Profoot as the king's in the French tongue and one of the king's notaries and secretaries France, and grant to him for life of 20/. yearly from 20 August, IV. from the customs and sub…
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