Person
John Uphill
In the printed indexes 2
Uphill, John pp. 459, 268, 275 · Uppehulle, John pp. 84
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- Westminster (Middlesex) 1
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Possibly the same person, or kin
Others in the Uphill 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 Uphull same forename · 1342-02-05 – 1434-01-08 · 8 entries
- John Uphale same forename · 1456-02-13 – 1458-12-12 · 6 entries
- John de Uphalle same forename · 1331-09-28 – 1337-10-04 · 4 entries
- William de Uffeleye · 1339-03-12 – 1362-01-26 · 9 entries
- Thomas de Uphall · 1316-01-28 – 1354-08-09 · 8 entries
- Thomas Uphulle · 1383-10-12 – 1386-02-24 · 6 entries
- Richard de Uphull · 1270-02-09 – 1308-04-04 · 4 entries
- Thomas Uphill · 1400-11-15 – 1401-01-04 · 4 entries
- Bartholomew atte Uphalle · 1331-09-28 – 1332-09-06 · 2 entries
- Henry Uphulle · 1316-02-20 – 1316-03-21 · 2 entries
Similarly-spelled families (suggestions, not merged)
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Name variants
- “John Uphill” ×1
- “John Uppehill” ×1
- “John Uppehulle” ×1
- “John Uppehylie” ×1
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1377-04-30 date: inferred auto-linked
that it is found by a certificate sent into the Chancery John de Cavendissh, chief justice, that John Uphill in Michaelmas 29 Edward III, for divers contempts and misdeeds perpetrated him, was put outside the king's prot…
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