Person
Nicholas Bat
In the printed indexes 1
Bat, Nicholas pp. 593, 662
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Others in the Bat 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 Bate · 1280-01-07 – 1482-11-28 · 158 entries
- William Bate · 1259-06-28 – 1436-10-30 · 88 entries
- Richard Bate · 1286-04-28 – 1483-12-12 · 85 entries
- Robert Bate · 1255-02-25 – 1484-12-24 · 72 entries
- Thomas Bate · 1265-10-19 – 1472-03-07 · 72 entries
- Roger Bate · 1274-03-15 – 1419-11-24 · 32 entries
- Henry Bate · 1308-04-01 – 1428-07-06 · 31 entries
- Simon Bate · 1298-02-12 – 1387-02-23 · 20 entries
- John Batte · 1386-12-06 – 1478-11-19 · 18 entries
- Geoffrey le Bat · 1302-07-20 – 1340-02-04 · 12 entries
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Name variants
- “Nicholas Bat” ×6
- “Nicholas Baat” ×1
- “Nicholas Batt” ×1
- “Nicholas Batte” ×1
- “Nicholas Bote” ×1
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1257-05-25 date: inferred auto-linked
of Robert de Shotendon to hear and determine contentions Maud de Alegate, plaintiff, and Nicholas Bat and others, of a messuage in London ; and it is commanded &c.…
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1258-04-20 date: inferred auto-linked
The like of Robert de Brus and Nicholas de Haudlo to hear and determine at St. Martin le Grand according to the custom of the city of London contentions arisen between Maud de Alegate, demandant, and Nicholas Bat, John l…
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