Person
Thomas Cees
In the printed indexes 2
Cees, Thomas the · Cees, Thomas servant of John Welle pp. 183
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- Westminster (Middlesex) 2
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Others in the Cees family. Same forename + overlapping dates may be one identity (e.g. a remarried woman, or a mis-split father/son). See the whole family →
- Thomas Sees same forename · 1381-02-24 – 1430-11-11 · 26 entries
- Thomas de Sessay same forename · 1327-03-20 – 1329-03-20 · 4 entries
- John Seys · 1316-08-25 – 1435-04-11 · 93 entries
- Philip Seys · 1251-10-24 – 1261-03-17 · 14 entries
- Robert de Sees · 1256-12-04 – 1395-02-09 · 9 entries
- Walter Seys · 1325-05-04 – 1352-10-12 · 8 entries
- Philip de Sesso · 1238-05-08 · 7 entries
- Berard de Ses · 1256-06-12 · 7 entries
- Roscelin de Ses · 1252-01-04 · 7 entries
- Richard de Cesaye · 1325-02-23 – 1336-01-09 · 6 entries
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1414-02-06 date: inferred auto-linked
Grant and demise to Thomas Pontesbury, Thomas Cees, Baret and John Davy, by mainprise of Stephen Lalford of and John Bower of the county of Lincoln, and in pursuance the surrender by the said Thomas Pontesbury, in the Ch…
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1418-07-20 date: inferred auto-linked
Grant and demise to Thomas Pontesberi and Thomas Cees, by mainprise of John Hoby of the county of Leicester and John Brooke of London, brewer, of the subsidy and alnage of cloths for sale in the city of Lincoln and in th…
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