Person
Richard Loune
In the printed indexes 1
Loune, Richard pp. 322
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Others in the Loune family. Same forename + overlapping dates may be one identity (e.g. a remarried woman, or a mis-split father/son). See the whole family →
- Richard Lone same forename · 1415-12-04 – 1438-05-10 · 12 entries
- Richard Loney same forename · 1345-06-07 · 2 entries
- John Loneye · 1380-12-12 – 1392-09-22 · 36 entries
- Nicholas Lony · 1339-12-10 – 1346-11-20 · 27 entries
- John Lony · 1320-01-02 – 1438-05-10 · 26 entries
- William Loueney · 1390-02-15 – 1407-01-16 · 26 entries
- Samuel de Loun · 1275-03-06 – 1278-05-28 · 12 entries
- John Loueney · 1400-05-12 – 1401-01-19 · 6 entries
- Adam atte Lone · 1320-05-08 – 1325-05-18 · 4 entries
- Roger Lony · 1327-01-06 – 1333-12-27 · 4 entries
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Name variants
- “Richard Loune” ×3
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1297-10-08 date: inferred auto-linked
Commission to William de Bereford in the room of John le Cobeham, who is otherwise engaged, to examine the record and process of a piea in the hustings between Wulmerus de Essex and John Gumbard. 1298. Jan. 3. Walter, vi…
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1297-11-23 date: inferred auto-linked
to John de Benstede, king's clerk, of the deanery of the free of Tettenhale. By ps to the sheriff of Stafford to cause him to have full seisin. of William de Staunton, clerk, to the custody, during pleathe counter-seal f…
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