Person
Richard de Snayth
In the printed indexes 2
Snayth, Richard de pp. 494 · Snayth, Richard de pp. 494
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Others in the Snayth family. Same forename + overlapping dates may be one identity (e.g. a remarried woman, or a mis-split father/son). See the whole family →
- Henry de Snayth · 1360-06-20 – 1389-05-10 · 41 entries
- Thomas de Snayth · 1322-05-04 – 1424-10-12 · 18 entries
- William Snayth · 1326-10-18 – 1469-10-19 · 18 entries
- John de Snayth · 1322-05-04 – 1443-02-08 · 14 entries
- Simon de Snayth · 1350-02-10 – 1350-02-20 · 9 entries
- Ranulph de Snayth · 1321-04-07 – 1328-02-20 · 8 entries
- Gilbert de Snayth · 1329-07-06 · 4 entries
- Elizabeth de Snayth · 1369-04-04 – 1374-04-04 · 2 entries
- Hubert de Snayth · 1328-02-15 · 2 entries
- Geoffrey de Snayth · 1336-12-24 · 2 entries
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Name variants
- “Richard de Snayth” ×4
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1342-07-10 date: inferred auto-linked
Whereas William Baillour of Carleton acquired from Adam eon of Richard le Clerc an estate in fee in a messuage, 8 acres of land and half an acre of meadow in Carleton in Balne, held in chief, which Adam had acquired from…
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1342-07-10 date: inferred auto-linked
Whereas William Baillour of Carleton acquired from Adam son of Richard le Clerc an estate in fee in a messuage, 8 acres of land and half an acre of meadow in Carleton in Balne, held in chief, which Adam had acquired from…
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1361-03-25 date: inferred auto-linked
118. Henry DUKE oF LANCASTER. Writ, Wyndesore, 25 March, 35 Edward III. Leicester. Inq. taken at Leycestre, Saturday after St. George, 35 Edward III. Leycestre. The castle, manor and honor, held of the king in chief. The…
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