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John Soule

· active 1318-09-27 – 1328-02-24 · Soule family →

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1318-09-27 – 1328-02-24Date range

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  • York (Yorkshire) 3

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  1. 1318-09-27 date: inferred auto-linked

    The like to Robert de Maddingley, Simon de Brunne and John Conquest on complaint by Thomas de Herdwik (or Herdewyk) that Ralph Gernet of Kerdington, William Baudewyn of Kerdington, Robert, vicar of the church of Kerdingt…

  2. 1328-02-24 date: inferred auto-linked

    Commission of oyer and terminer to John Donecastr , Alexander de Robert de Scor'l and William Basset, on complaint by Arnald of Gascony that de la Dale, Henry Hamelyn, Matthew de William Cartere, William de Sigleston, Ro…

  3. 1328-02-24 date: inferred auto-linked

    Commission of oyer and terminer to John Donecastr , Alexander de Cave, Robert de Scorborgh and William Basset, on complaint by Arnald Micol of Gascony that Robert de la Dale, Henry Hamelyn, Matthew de Aldewerk, William C…

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