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Richard Nevyle

· active 1398-05-28 – 1474-06-06 · Nevyle family →

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  1. 1398-05-28 date: inferred auto-linked

    The like to the following: Reynold Screven, Richard Hurde, Thomas Porter and Thomas Parys, in the town and suburbs of Shrewsbury. Thomas de Gryndon, William de Hombildon, John de Chilton and Robert de Yeresley, in the to…

  2. 1431-05-14 date: inferred auto-linked

    Grant to Richard Nevyle, earl of Salisbury, for whom William Cressoner, esquire, Thomas Stokdale, Thomas Witham and Robert Danby of the county of York are sureties, of the marriages of Thomasia and Elizabeth, daughters a…

  3. 1449-04-05 date: inferred auto-linked

    Commitment to Richard Nevyle knight, son and heir apparent of Richard earl of Salisbury, by mainprise of Christopher Conyers of Horneby, co. York, the younger, esquire, and Thomas Colt of Middelham, co. York, gentilman, …

  4. 1474-06-06 date: inferred auto-linked

    Exemplification, at the,request of Richard, duke of Gloucester, of the of an act (English) in the Parliament summoned at Westminster, 6 12 Edward IV. and continued to 9 May, 14 Edward IV. ordaining George, duke of Claren…

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