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John Rowley
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Others in the Rowley 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 Rowell same forename · 1305-05-26 – 1484-09-11 · 8 entries
- Roger de Rowell · 1283-06-02 – 1320-11-16 · 9 entries
- Hugh de Rowell · 1267-06-06 – 1301-09-28 · 8 entries
- Richard de Rowell · 1266-02-21 – 1319-02-18 · 7 entries
- Amabilla de Rowell · 1242-06-01 · 7 entries
- William de Rowell · 1331-09-29 – 1387-02-26 · 6 entries
- Thomas de Rowell · 1265-01-30 – 1476-11-24 · 2 entries
- Adam de Rowell · 1272-05-20 – 1294-10-18 · 2 entries
- William Rowelle · 1361-02-06 · 2 entries
- Vincent of Rowell · 1292-01-12 · 2 entries
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1386-07-03 date: inferred auto-linked
Presentation of John Rowley, prebendary of Cadyngton Major in St. Paul's, London, to the prebend of Stone in the king's free chapel of Hastynges in the diocese of Chichester, on an exchange with William Norton By signet …
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1386-07-03 date: inferred auto-linked
Presentation of John Rowley, prebendary of Cadyngton Major in Bt. Paul's, London, to the prebend of Stone in the king's free chapel of Hastings, on an exchange with William Norton. By signet letter.…
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1386-09-14 date: inferred auto-linked
Presentation of John Rowley, prebendary of Cadyngton Major in St. - Paul's, London, to the prebend of Stone in the king's free chapel of Hastings, on an exchange with William Norton. By signet letter.…
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