Person
Nicholas Houpere
In the printed indexes 1
Houpere, Nicholas pp. 622
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Others in the Houpere 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 le Hopere · 1259-09-15 – 1379-06-29 · 35 entries
- Richard le Hopper · 1310-11-18 – 1360-09-01 · 10 entries
- William Hoper · 1388-03-10 – 1465-11-07 · 10 entries
- Peter le Hopare · 1317-11-08 · 10 entries
- William le Hopere · 1282-08-20 – 1401-03-21 · 7 entries
- Walter Hoppere · 1275-08-02 – 1278-05-27 · 6 entries
- Henry le Hoper · 1274-09-17 – 1333-02-06 · 6 entries
- Thomas le Hopere · 1299-05-04 – 1299-11-07 · 6 entries
- Walter Hoper · 1375-05-10 – 1391-12-18 · 6 entries
- Adam le Hoper' · 1317-02-16 – 1324-05-20 · 4 entries
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1388-10-17 date: inferred auto-linked
Memorandum of acknowledgment in chancery at Westminster, 10 November. John Fitz Richard of Olney and Thomas Restwolde to John de Burton, John de Lincoln, Robert de Garton clerks, Master John Skeftlynge chaplain and Henry…
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1388-10-17 date: inferred auto-linked
Memorandum of a mainprise under a pain of 200/., made in chancery at Westminster 6 November this year by William Maple, John Reynold, Peter Peterwyche and Thomas Leuthorp for John Hulot, and of an undertaking by him unde…
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