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Robert Monagh

· active 1349-04-06 · Monagh family →

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  1. 1349-04-06 date: inferred auto-linked

    To the same. Like order in favour of Roger de Cruys, William Dodeley, John de Clyf and Robert Monagh en], burgesses and merchants of Droghda in [Ireland who laded at Droghda a ship called la Gaynbien of Droghda, whereof …

  2. 1349-04-06 date: inferred auto-linked

    To the same. Like order in favour of Roger de Cruys, William Dodeley, de Clyf and Robert Monagh en , burgesses and merchants of Droghda Ireland who laded at Droghda a ship called la Gaynbien of Droghda, William de Dodele…

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