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Robert Rasur

· active 1318-11-04 – 1329-04-23 · Rasur family →

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Rasur, Robert pp. 90
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  • York (Yorkshire) 1

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  1. 1318-11-04 date: inferred auto-linked

    Robert Gouwer. Richard de Furneux. Thomas Longespe. Simon son of William lo Litster of Roderham. William de la Chaumbre. Bogo de Bayous. William de Addeburgham. Peter de Denardeston, knight. William son of Robert Rasour …

  2. 1318-11-10 date: inferred auto-linked

    William son of Robert Rasour of Rothewell.…

  3. 1327-04-23 date: inferred auto-linked

    William son of Robert Rasur of Rothewell for the death of Christiana, late the wife of Philip Cok of Well , and consequent abjnration of the realm in the late king's reign. By ps.…

  4. 1327-04-23 date: inferred auto-linked

    William son of Robert Rasur of Rothewell for the death of Christiana, late the wife of Philip Cok of Well , and consequent abjuration of the realm in the late king's reign. By p.s.…

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