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Simon Romsar

· active 1301-01-06 – 1301-01-19 · Romsar family →

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Romsar, Simon and John and Ralph his pp. 562
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  1. 1301-01-06 date: inferred auto-linked

    Pardon, at the instance of William de Geynesburgh, to Simon Romsar of Easton. Geynesburgh, John and Ralph his sons, John de Templo, Roger son of Avice, Robert le Flawener, John his son, and Robert de Stokeye, for the dea…

  2. 1301-01-08 date: inferred auto-linked

    Pardon, at the instance of William de Geynesburgh, to Simon Romsar of Easton. Geynesburgh, John and Ralph his sons, John de Templo, Roger son of Avice, Robert le Flawener, John his son, and Robert de Stokeye, for the dea…

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