Person
Thomas Dolin
In the printed indexes 1
Dollyn, Thomas pp. 258
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- Karle de Doliano · 1318-06-16 – 1318-06-23 · 10 entries
- Robert Dolyn · 1277-04-19 – 1301-04-12 · 6 entries
- John de Dolina · 1302-05-23 – 1307-10-29 · 4 entries
- Walter de Dolyne · 1280-08-18 · 3 entries
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1309-10-06 date: inferred auto-linked
The like to William Martyn, John de Foxle and John de Batesford, on complaint by William Poer, coroner of the late king in the islands of Sullye, which pertain to the county of Cornwall, that Ranulph de Albo Monasterio, …
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1309-10-06 date: inferred auto-linked
The like to William Martyn, John de Foxle and John de Batesford, on complaint by William Poer, coroner of the late king in the islands of Sullye, which pertain to the county of Cornwall, that Ranulph de Albo Monasterio, …
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Undated date: uncertain auto-linked
The like to Robert son of Payn, Peter Malorre and Hervey de Staunton, on complaint by Peter Ernald de Ville, burgess of Bayonne, Ferand, his fellow, and Adam de Gelde, merchants of St. Sebastian, that whereas they had la…
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