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Peter de Brixia

· active 1321-07-26 – 1326-10-30 · Brixia family →

Titles / offices → Parson of Welleburn

In the printed indexes 2

Brixia, Peter de pp. 86 · Brixia, Peter de pp. 476
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  1. 1321-07-26 date: inferred auto-linked

    Peter de Brixia, parson of the church of Briggeliam, diocese of Norwich, and Ambrose de Castello, parson of the church of Springthorp, diocese cf Lincoln, acknowledge that they owe to John Junctyn and his fellows, mercha…

  2. 1321-07-26 date: inferred auto-linked

    Peter de Brixia, parson of the church of Briggelam, diocese of Norwich, Ambrose de Custello, parson of the church of Springthorp, diocese cf acknowledge that they owe to John Junctyn and his fellows, of the society of th…

  3. 1324-10-30 date: inferred auto-linked

    The like for : B Geoffrey de Gropo Sancti Petri, parson of the church of Geytingdon, for one year. William de Cusancia, treasurer of the king's son Edward, earl of Chester, of the county of Burgundy and not of the domini…

  4. Undated date: uncertain auto-linked

    Licence to retain the same ; he is to give five marks to the poor within two years. To William de Estanayaco, archdeacon of Lincoln, Indult, at the request of Otto de Grandison, whose nephew he is, to visit his archdeaco…

  5. Undated date: uncertain auto-linked

    Licence to retain the same; he is to give five marks to the poor within two years. To William de Estanayaco, archdeacon of Lincoln. Indult, at the request of Otto de Grandison, whose nephew he is, to visit his archdeacon…

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