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Thomas Lambe

· active 1282-07-08 – 1484-08-10 · Families Lambe · Lomb

⚑ May combine several people — entries span 202 years; separation in progress

“Thomas Lambe” likely stands for several same-named individuals (a father and son, or namesakes). The printed indexes drive the separation; until then all 15 entries stay pooled here.

Titles / offices → Clerk

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In the printed indexes 6

Lomb, Thomas layman pp. 484 · Lomb, Thomas pp. 405 · Lamb, Thomas clerk pp. 228 · Lambe, Thomas pp. 439 · Lambe, Thomas pp. 176 · Lamb, Thomas clerk pp. 228
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9Documents
0Discrete acts
15People alongside
1302-11-10 – 1484-08-10Date range

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Lomb 12Lambith 1Lamberd 19Lambely 6Lambr' 1Lambheth 6Lambroke 6Lamberti 2

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  1. 1302-11-10 date: inferred auto-linked

    Alan Uttyngsone of Persebrigg for the death of Alan de Pymland and for other William Tortman of Neuton for the death of Matilda daughter of Walter de Neuton. 10. Hugh Walewein for the death of Philip Theloundreis and of …

  2. 1302-11-10 date: inferred auto-linked

    Hugh le Leuk of Chaddesden for a robbery at Neubiry, co. Berks, and for homicides, &c. an John son of William le Mercer of Lemyngg for the death of Walter son of Nisandus de Neuton. Hugh son of Nicholas Parys of Somersha…

  3. 1321-02-28 date: inferred auto-linked

    Pardon to Thomas Lomb of Great Reynham for acquiring in fee without licence from Thomas de Hauville, tenant in chief, a messuage and 6 acres of land in Great Reynham, co. Norfolk ; with restitution of the same. By fine o…

  4. 1375-05-29 date: inferred auto-linked

    Memorandum of acknowledgment, 1 June. Writing of John Bysshopeston clerk, being a quitclaim with warranty to William Berland knight and Christina his wife, the heirs and assigns of the said William, of the manor of Merkh…

  5. 1375-05-29 date: inferred auto-linked

    Memorandum of acknowledgment, 1 June. Writing of John Bysshopeston clerk, being a quitclaim with to William Berland knight and Christina his wife, the heirs assigns of the said William, of the manor of Merkhalle with Lat…

  6. 1393-02-11 date: inferred auto-linked

    Pardon to William Fytheler of Fenwyk, living in Great Walsyngham, obbler, indicted for that on Monday about the feast of the Annunciation in the thirteenth year, he and Robert Tournour of Great Walsyngham entered the clo…

  7. 1469-04-20 date: inferred auto-linked

    William Grene of St. Neots, co. Hurtingdon, taillour, for not appearing when sued with Thomas Crakke of Kymbalton, co. Huntingdon, yoman, Thomas Bowelast of Kymbalton, yoman, Thomas Baret of Kymbalton, yoman, John F'yssh…

  8. 1484-08-10 date: inferred auto-linked

    Grant for life to Thomas Lambe and Katharine his wife of an annuity of marks from the issues of the lordship of Middelham, co. York. By p.s.…

  9. Undated date: uncertain auto-linked

    Mandate, recapitulating the above circumstances and mandate, to fix a term in which John Elvet, or other intruder, is to resign and make satisfaction for fruits received, under pain of deprivation and disability to hold …

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