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Robert Strangways

· active 1413-03-09 – 1470-04-25 · Strangways family →

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1413-03-09 – 1470-04-25Date range

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  1. 1413-03-09 date: inferred auto-linked

    Commitment to William Mounceux and John Dalle, esquires, _hby mainprise of Thomas Merkyngfeld of the county of York and Robert Strangways of the county of Northumberland, of all customs, subsidies and other dues on all g…

  2. 1453-09-30 date: inferred auto-linked

    Thomas Cook; in the port of Southampton and in all adjacent ports and places. ' By bill of the treasurer. Dated etc. Richard Glover; in the port of Sandwich and in all adjacent ports and places. [By bill of the treasurer…

  3. 1470-04-25 date: inferred auto-linked

    Commission to John Rogger to seize all castles, lordships, manors, lands and possessions late of George, duke of Clarence, Richard, earl of Warwick, Richard Welles, Robert Welles, Thomas Dymmok, Thomas de la Launde, Walt…

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