Person
Roger Hariel
In the printed indexes 3
Hariel, Roger prior of Appuldurcomb pp. 92, 93, 636 · Hariel, Roger prior of pp. 275 · Hariel, Roger prior of Appuldurcomb pp. 92, 98
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- Kennington (Surrey) 2
- Southwick (Wiltshire) 1
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Others in the Hariel family. Same forename + overlapping dates may be one identity (e.g. a remarried woman, or a mis-split father/son). See the whole family →
- Roger Hariol same forename · 1327-02-10 – 1327-02-16 · 4 entries
- William de Harleye · 1265-11-12 – 1433-05-06 · 744 entries
- Malcolm de Harleye · 1275-05-08 – 1363-03-26 · 486 entries
- Robert de Harleye · 1270-12-12 – 1399-09-06 · 375 entries
- Malcolm de Harle · 1270-08-02 – 1304-02-17 · 372 entries
- Richard de Harleye · 1285-10-07 – 1403-01-09 · 170 entries
- Robert de Harle · 1309-03-03 – 1344-11-26 · 25 entries
- Malculin de Harleye · 1315-03-01 – 1322-06-23 · 21 entries
- Richard de Harle · 1297-07-30 – 1403-01-09 · 19 entries
- Andrew de Harela · 1314-10-24 – 1361-06-08 · 10 entries
Similarly-spelled families (suggestions, not merged)
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Name variants
- “Roger Hariel” ×2
- “Roger Haryel” ×1
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1343-02-24 date: inferred auto-linked
To Roger Liswy, escheator in the isle of Wight, co. Southampton, and to de Ryngeburn, keeper of the lands in that island assigned to the chamber. Whereas by letters patent the king committed to brother ; Hariel, prior of…
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1343-02-24 date: inferred auto-linked
To the sheriff of Southampton. Order to supersede the execution of the writ for exacting and the outlawry of Thomas de Knaresburgh as the name of Sir Thomas de Knaresburgh he was indicted before de Stouford and his fello…
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1345-07-11 date: inferred auto-linked
The like to the following, to wit : Nicholas Bonde and Henry de Elmham, fermors of the priory of Eye. The prior of St. Michael's Mount in Cornwall. The prior of Wolfricheston. Hugh Falouns, prior of Horton. John de Croqu…
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