Person
Peter Bailly
In the printed indexes 2
Bailly, Peter of Pontefract pp. 463 · Bailly, Peter pp. 4
The volume editors' own General Index entries whose name matches this person — the curated authority for spellings, county and capacity. Page numbers are the printed pages.
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- Westminster (Middlesex) 2
Named alongside
Possibly the same person, or kin
Others in the Bailly family. Same forename + overlapping dates may be one identity (e.g. a remarried woman, or a mis-split father/son). See the whole family →
- Peter Balle same forename · 1234-07-16 – 1404-03-05 · 17 entries
- John Balle · 1225-09-12 – 1484-12-10 · 270 entries
- William Ball · 1232-11-20 – 1466-07-18 · 127 entries
- John Baily · 1290-01-07 – 1483-01-28 · 102 entries
- William Balle · 1232-11-20 – 1466-07-18 · 60 entries
- Richard Balle · 1287-11-08 – 1436-01-03 · 49 entries
- Robert Balle · 1270-12-17 – 1440-04-24 · 35 entries
- Thomas Balle · 1283-12-31 – 1447-10-12 · 34 entries
- Thomas Baily · 1384-09-28 – 1468-05-16 · 34 entries
- Richard Baily · 1365-01-12 – 1476-08-01 · 33 entries
Similarly-spelled families (suggestions, not merged)
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Name variants
- “Peter Bailly” ×2
- “Peter Bailay” ×1
- “Peter Baily” ×1
- “Peter Baylay” ×1
- “Peter Bayly” ×1
Entries (chronological)
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1401-03-14 date: inferred auto-linked
The like to the following in the counties and places named : John Whychford, William Daungeus, John Cleymond, John Gilbert, Thomas Halle of Bradford, William Fynemore, John Henton, Simon Sandon ; Wilts. William Fauconer,…
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1477-07-07 date: inferred auto-linked
Licence for Peter Bailly, John White and Andrew Essex, free men of the mistery of carpentry of the city of London, to found a fraternity or perpetual gild of a master, three wardens and the commonalty of the free men of …
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