Person
John Tybbay
In the printed indexes 1
Tybbay, John pp. 562
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Others in the Tybbay 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 de Tibbay same forename · 1388-05-11 – 1419-07-20 · 20 entries
- John Tybbey same forename · 1391-09-17 – 1419-07-20 · 5 entries
- John Tibbe same forename · 1387-02-26 · 4 entries
- Robert de Tibay · 1279-10-18 – 1342-07-16 · 43 entries
- Edmund Tyby · 1314-12-05 · 10 entries
- Robert Tybey · 1337-03-20 – 1352-11-20 · 6 entries
- Matilda Tibbay · 1332-03-28 – 1332-04-02 · 4 entries
- Robert Tibbeye · 1334-12-16 – 1334-12-18 · 3 entries
- Joseph de Tybay · 1303-07-30 – 1304-05-28 · 2 entries
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1384-07-16 date: inferred auto-linked
To the sheriff of Lincoln. Writ of swpersedeas, by mainprise of Elyngton, William de Parlyngton, John Tybbay and William of Notynghamshire, in favour of John Fisshere of Southwelle elder at suit of Roger Loft of St. Boto…
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1384-07-16 date: inferred auto-linked
To the sheriff of Lincoln. Writ of swpersedeas, by mainprise of William Elyngton, William de Parlyngton, John Tybbay and William Sybille of Notynghamshire, in favour of John Fisshere of Southwelle the elder at suit of Ro…
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