Person
William de Brocworthe
In the printed indexes 1
Brocworthe, William de pp. 61, 73
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- William de Brokworth same forename · 1313-12-01 – 1391-03-17 · 20 entries
- William de Brocworth same forename · 1322-12-01 – 1331-02-14 · 3 entries
- Henry de Brokworth · 1317-08-02 – 1350-07-28 · 59 entries
- Thomas de Brokworth · 1312-02-24 – 1325-07-06 · 19 entries
- Gilbert de Brockworth · 1330-09-20 – 1332-09-30 · 4 entries
- Walter Brokworth · 1386-05-16 · 4 entries
- Simon de Brokworth · 1377-02-15 – 1377-02-20 · 2 entries
- Henry de Brockeworth · 1332-11-08 · 2 entries
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- “William de Brocworthe” ×2
- “William de Brokworthe” ×1
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1321-11-30 date: inferred auto-linked
The like to the sheriff of Wilts and the sheriff of Oxford and Buckingham. [Jdzd.] Enrolment of release by Richard de Wilmeleghton, merchant of Warwick, to Henry le Palmare of Seggesbarwe, chaplain, of his right in 4s. o…
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1321-11-30 date: inferred auto-linked
The like to the sheriff of Wilts and the sheriff of Oxford and Buckingham. [Jdid.] Enrolment of release by Richard de Wilmeleghton, merchant of Warwick, to Henry le Palmare of Seggesbarwe, chaplain, of his right in 4s. o…
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