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Ralph de Sandbache

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Titles / offices → Dean of Holand

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Sandbache, Ralph de dean of Holland pp. 107 · Sandbache, Ralph de dean of Holland pp. 107
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  1. 1318-11-12 date: inferred auto-linked

    Cancelled on payment. Petit of Suthmuskham and Adam de Coshale put in their place de Creyk, clerk, to prosecute the matter of a recognisance made to Adam de Middelton against the executors of the said Adam. de Greystok a…

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    Cancelled on payment. Robert Petit of Suthmuskham and Adam de Coshale put in their place de Creyk, clerk, to prosecute the matter of a recognisance made them to Adam de Middelton against the executors of the said Adam. R…

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