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Thomas Wack
In the printed indexes 1
Wack, Thomas pp. 454
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- Thomas Wake same forename · 1282-04-18 – 1485-02-09 · 2648 entries
- John Wake · 1273-07-15 – 1485-04-09 · 2317 entries
- Hugh Wake · 1253-06-12 – 1381-10-18 · 336 entries
- Baldwin Wake · 1259-05-29 – 1462-06-30 · 147 entries
- Richard Wake · 1308-03-14 – 1354-03-04 · 73 entries
- Joan Wake · 1253-06-12 – 1360-02-03 · 68 entries
- William Wake · 1315-11-06 – 1484-10-28 · 31 entries
- Roger Wake · 1476-08-03 – 1484-10-28 · 20 entries
- Ralph Wake · 1299-02-06 – 1344-06-16 · 14 entries
- Blanche Wake inferred · 1346-05-06 – 1355-06-23 · 12 entries
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1322-05-18 date: inferred auto-linked
Order to deliver to the aforesaid Eleanor the following of her husband's knights fees and cornages, which the king has assigned to her in dower: a sixth of a fee in Mulcastre, co. Cumberland, which part John de Penyngton…
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1322-05-28 date: inferred auto-linked
Order to deliver to the aforesaid Eleanor the following of her husband's knights fees and cornages, which the king has assigned to her in dower: a sixth of a fee in Mulcastre, co. Cumberland, which part John de Penyngton…
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1322-05-28 date: inferred auto-linked
Order to deliver to the aforesaid Eleanor the following of her husband's knights fees and cornages, which the king has assigned to her in dower: a sixth of a fee in Mulcastre, co. Cumberland, which part John de Penyngton…
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