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Simon Fest

· active 1282-11-06 – 1346-12-09 · Fest family →

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Fest, Simon pp. 129
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  1. 1282-11-06 date: inferred auto-linked

    of oyer and terminer to Geoffrey de Picheford and John son Thomas, touching the persons who broke the parks of Weston and co. Southampton, in the king's hands by reason of his custody the lands and heir of Patrick de Cad…

  2. 1346-11-26 date: inferred auto-linked

    Mandate to Thomas de Weyvill, Master John atte Gote, Simon de la Richard Russell, clerk, and Simon Fest, keepers of that priory, by John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, not to intermeddle with the etc. mutatis mutandis. By t…

  3. 1346-12-09 date: inferred auto-linked

    Order to direct his ministers not with the priory of Lewes or with the things pertaining but to deliver them to the prior together with the issues thereof, delay, so that he may have the administration of the priory and …

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