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Richard Renger

· active 1234-06-01 – 1248-02-03 · Renger family →

Titles / offices → Mayor of London

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Renger, Richard · Renger, Richard pp. 267 · Renger, Richard mayor of London pp. 51 · Renger, Richard pp. 470, 514, 526, 251, 276 · Renger, Richard pp. 470, 514 · Renger, Richard pp. 285, 293, 294, 367, 418, 482
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  1. 1234-06-01 date: inferred auto-linked

    during pleasure, of Hugh de Pateshull to the custody of of the Exchequer, London. to Peter de Rivallis to cause the keys of the said treasurership treasurership and all things pertaining to the same, reduced to distinctl…

  2. 1238-02-08 date: inferred auto-linked

    The like to the same that the king has ratified the appeals before interposed by his clerks, Master 8. de Esteyland, papal chaplain, and W. de Gloucestre in the above matter before the archbishop at York and at Blyth; an…

  3. 1238-05-01 date: inferred auto-linked

    Mandate to brother Hugh de Stocton and Richard Renger and their fellows, keepers of the thirtieth in the Tower of London, to pay to the emperor of Byzantium (Constantinopolis) or to Flemencus, his knight, the bearer, 500…

  4. 1238-05-01 date: inferred auto-linked

    Mandate to brother Hugh de Stocton and Richard Renger and their fellows, keepers of the thirtieth in the Tower of London, to pay to the emperor of Byzantium (Constantinopolis) or to Flemencus, his knight, the bearer, 500…

  5. 1238-05-06 date: inferred auto-linked

    Mandate to brother Hugh de Stocton, Richard Reinger, mayor of London, and their fellows, keepers of the thirtieth in the Tower of London, to pay 574. 3s. thereof to William Hardel, king's clerk, to do therewith what the …

  6. 1248-02-03 date: inferred auto-linked

    The like to the same that the king has ratified the appeals before by his clerks, Master S. de Esteyland, papal chaplain, and de Gloucestre in the above matter before the archbishop at York and Blyth; and has appointed h…

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