Person
Simon Bratton
In the printed indexes 1
Bratton, Simon of Minehead, esquire pp. 340
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- Thomas de Brayton · 1318-07-15 – 1450-03-16 · 586 entries
- John de Bratton · 1267-07-10 – 1466-10-29 · 63 entries
- Robert de Brayton · 1386-03-10 – 1405-06-27 · 42 entries
- Henry de Bratton' · 1254-05-08 – 1435-06-12 · 13 entries
- Peter de Bratton · 1373-12-03 – 1393-02-12 · 9 entries
- William de Brayton · 1296-07-15 – 1427-10-20 · 4 entries
- Peter de Brayton · 1280-01-20 · 3 entries
- Nicholas de Brayton · 1319-05-24 · 2 entries
- Thomas Bratton · 1327-06-10 · 2 entries
- Richard de Brauitone · undated · 2 entries
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1450-03-16 date: inferred auto-linked
The like to Edward Broke, knight, lord of Cobham, John Fortescu, knight, Richard Neuton, knight, William Westbury, Nicholas Assheton, Giles Daubeney, knight, and William Paulet, knight, to make inquisition in the county …
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1466-10-29 date: inferred auto-linked
Grant to Humphrey lord Stafford of Southwyke, knight, of the custedy of all manors, lands and reversions Jate of John Bratton son of Simon Bratton, tenant in chief, in the counties of Somerset and Devon, during the minor…
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