Person
Robert Prik
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Top places
- Kempton Manor 1
- Westminster (Middlesex) 1
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Possibly the same person, or kin
Others in the Prik 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 Prykke same forename · 1443-07-08 – 1453-06-12 · 4 entries
- John Prik · 1278-07-13 – 1369-02-21 · 14 entries
- Hugh Prick · 1311-06-19 – 1312-09-01 · 12 entries
- Thomas Prikke · 1350-06-04 – 1401-07-12 · 10 entries
- Thomas Pricke · 1349-10-21 · 9 entries
- William Pricke · 1309-10-06 – 1310-06-16 · 4 entries
- Henry Pryk · 1343-02-06 – 1343-02-20 · 3 entries
- Thomas Prykke · 1351-10-14 · 2 entries
Similarly-spelled families (suggestions, not merged)
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Name variants
- “Robert Prik” ×6
Entries (chronological)
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1438-05-08 date: inferred auto-linked
for life, to Robert Prik or Pryk, yeoman of the buttery, and Stanes of an inn called le Lambe in Distaflane, London, of yearly value of 104s. out of which a quit rent of 6s. 8d. issues, the to keep the premises in repair…
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1438-05-13 date: inferred auto-linked
Grant, in survivorship, to the king's servants, Robert Prik, yeoman of the buttery, and Richard Stanes, of the inn called le Lambe in Distaf Tyane, London, valued at 104s. a year, a quit rent of 6s. 8d. issuing from it. …
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1439-05-08 date: inferred auto-linked
Grant, in survivorship, to Robert Prik, yeoman of the buttery, and Richard Stanes of le Lambe tavern, Distaflane, London, of the value of 104s. a year, out of which there is a quit rent of 6s. 8d. By p.s.…
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