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Robert Delyn

· active 1275-10-22 – 1275-10-26 · Families Delyn · Lyn

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Lyn, Robert de a monk pp. 248
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  1. 1275-10-22 date: inferred auto-linked

    The abbot of Lire (Lyra) attorns before the king brother Robert de Lyn and brother William de Fercfeylin(?), monks, and Nicholas de Britoll[ia], clerk, in all pleas, with power to appoint attorneys in their places.…

  2. 1275-10-24 date: inferred auto-linked

    Letters for the abbot of Lire, nominating Robert Delyn, William de Feresol, monks, and Nicholas de Britoll, his attorneys in England for three years from next Michaelmas.…

  3. 1275-10-26 date: inferred auto-linked

    Simple protection, for one year, for the abbot and convent of Flaxelegh. Letters for the abbot of Lire, nominating Robert Delyn, William de Feresol, monks, and Nicholas de BritoU, his attorneys in England for three years…

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