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Robert de Rotyngdon

· active 1319-05-15 – 1338-05-15 · Rotyngdon family →

Titles / offices → Bailiff of Coupeland

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Rotyngdon, Robert de bailiff of Copeland pp. 258, 377
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  1. 1319-05-15 date: inferred auto-linked

    To Robert de Rotyngdon, bailiff of Coupeland. Order to deliver to de Insulis or to Master John fitz Rauf, his attorney, a certain of his, arrested in that bailiwick, as the property of the Scots, as has conducted himself…

  2. 1337-09-15 date: inferred auto-linked

    To the same. Order to receive the attorney appointed bv William Tower. Muchet, sheriff of Cambridge and Huntingdon, to make his proffer, as the king appointed divers lieges to expound to the men of these counties certain…

  3. 1337-09-20 date: inferred auto-linked

    To Robert de Rotyngdon, bailiff of Coupeland. Order to cause galleys John de Insulis, with the men and goods therein, arrested in that to be de-arrested without delay and deliver them to John or attorney, knowing that un…

  4. 1338-05-15 date: inferred auto-linked

    To Robert de Rotyngdon, bailiff of Coupeland. Order to deliver to de Insulis or to Master John fitz Rauf, his attorney, a certain of his, arrested in that bailiwick, as the property of the Scots, as has conducted himself…

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