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Nicholas de Vallibus

· active 1255-05-01 – 1272-11-17 · Families Vallibus · Vaus

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  1. 1256-05-01 date: inferred auto-linked

    Protection, with clause for one year from Whitsunday, for the following, who have gone in the service of Edward the king's son to Ireland : Alan la Zuche. Nicholas de Vaus. . 518 de Beumeys. de Sancto Albino. le Taylur. …

  2. 1272-11-17 date: inferred auto-linked

    To the barons of the exchequer. Order to respite until the king's arrival in England the demand on the abbot of Grestain (Grestino) for 100s. in which he was amerced before the justices last, in eyre in co. Cambridge, as…

  3. Undated date: uncertain auto-linked

    The same John ... cote, which he had to farm of Richard de 20s. a year. Collectors William Perlle and John Burne. C. Ing. Misc. 26. (22.) MISCELLANEOUS 211 [Hundred of Slaughter.] took the manor of Cumbe of Walter de Bas…

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