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Peter le Counte

· active 1332-06-15 – 1333-02-06 · Counte family →

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Counte, Peter le subprior of Goldcliff pp. 316 · Counte, Peter le sub-prior of Goldcliffe pp. 406
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  1. 1332-06-15 date: inferred auto-linked

    Commitment during pleasure to brother Peter le Counte, subprior the priory of Goldclif, and Thomas Haule, of the guardianship of temporalities, goods and chattels of the said priory, so that they at the Exchequer for the…

  2. 1333-01-31 date: inferred auto-linked

    Mandate to Peter le Counte, the sub-prior, and Thomas de Hanle, for _ restitution to Philip de Gopillariis, prior of Goldclit, of the temporalities and goods of the priory, which are now in their custody under the follow…

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