Person
Robert Chartroi
In the printed indexes 2
Chartroi, Robert burgess of Lyme pp. 707 · Chartroi, Robert burgess of Lyme pp. 707
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Others in the Chartroi family. Same forename + overlapping dates may be one identity (e.g. a remarried woman, or a mis-split father/son). See the whole family →
- Robert le Charetter same forename · 1278-05-17 – 1315-02-24 · 16 entries
- William le Charetter · 1275-05-06 – 1339-03-04 · 47 entries
- John le Charetter · 1265-01-30 – 1387-05-23 · 34 entries
- Simon le Charetter · 1268-03-10 – 1342-11-08 · 32 entries
- Henry le Charetter · 1252-08-16 – 1303-11-06 · 26 entries
- Hugh le Charetter · 1276-06-16 – 1317-03-14 · 26 entries
- Thomas le Charetter · 1283-03-21 – 1314-09-26 · 22 entries
- Elias le Charetter · 1349-01-14 – 1350-01-15 · 19 entries
- Roger le Chareter · 1278-02-25 – 1316-10-09 · 18 entries
- Nicholas le Charetter · 1278-06-18 – 1312-01-30 · 17 entries
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- “Robert Chartroi” ×2
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1336-09-26 date: inferred auto-linked
To the mayor and bailiffs of Scardeburgh. Writ for payment to Henry de Novo Castro and William de Bedale, burgesses of that town of 44s. for their expenses in attending the aforesaid parliament, to wit, for eleven days a…
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1336-09-27 date: inferred auto-linked
Writ for payment to Henry Novo Castro and William de Bedale, burgesses of that town of 44s. for expenses in attending the aforesaid parliament, to wit, for eleven days 2s. a day each. The following burgesses and citizens…
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