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Thomas Grasenoil

· active 1329-05-10 – 1334-05-10 · Grasenoil family →

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1329-05-10 – 1334-05-10Date range

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  1. 1329-05-10 date: inferred auto-linked

    Pardon to Master John de Blebury, king's clerk, for acquiring, in fee, Thomas le Brut toft and land in la Wyke by Estbury, and from late the wife of Thomas Grasenoil, a toft and land in the same town, BB? all held in chi…

  2. 1334-05-10 date: inferred auto-linked

    Pardon to Master John de Blebury, king's clerk, for acquiring, in fee, from Thomas le Brut a toft and land in la Wyke by Estbury, and from Amice, late the wife of Thomas Grasenoil, a toft and land in the same town, BB 2 …

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