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William de Pauethorn

· active 1333-02-13 – 1333-02-27 · Pauethorn family →

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Pauethorn, William de and his brothers Hugh pp. 442 · Pauethorn, William de pp. 192
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  1. 1333-02-13 date: inferred auto-linked

    Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Bacoun, Roger Bavent and William de Ponte Roberti,on complaint by John le Yonge that William de Pauethorn, Hugh and John his brothers, and others carried away his goods at Shorha…

  2. 1333-02-13 date: inferred auto-linked

    Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Bacoun, Roger Bavent and William de Ponte Roberti,on complaint by John le Yonge that William de Pauethorn, Hugh and Jobn his brothers, and others carried away his goods at Shorha…

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