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Nicholas Lenginour

· active 1336-11-23 · Lenginour family →

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  1. 1336-11-23 date: inferred auto-linked

    To the sheriffs, mayors, bailiffs and other lieges of cos. Nottingham and Derby. Whereas Master Nicholas Lenginour of Blaby undertook before the king and his council at York to make 30 springalds with all the apparatus a…

  2. 1336-11-23 date: inferred auto-linked

    To the sheriffs, mayors, bailiffs and other lieges of cos. Nottingham and Derby. Whereas Master Nicholas Lenginour of Blaby undertook before the king and his council at York to make 30 springalds with all the apparatus a…

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