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Robert Roket

· active 1278-09-11 – 1444-02-24 · Roket family →

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  1. 1278-09-11 date: inferred auto-linked

    Safe-conduct, unti] a month after Michaelmas, for Robert Poterel, king's serjeant, driving 200 beasts to London against the king's arrival there. Signitication, on the testimony of John de Monte Alto, that Robert Roket l…

  2. 1278-09-17 date: inferred auto-linked

    Robert de Elsfeld and John de Sandon, canons of St. Frideswide's, Oxford, bringing news of the death of llobert their prior, have letters of licence to elect. Letters for Theobald de Verdun, nominating John Stub and Hugh…

  3. 1444-02-24 date: inferred auto-linked

    . Parr I. 241 Pardon to Robert Roket of Mutton, co. Worcester, husbondman, of the king's suit against him touching his indictment on Friday, 24 January last, before Richard Kemell, coroner in Gloucestershire, on view of …

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