Person
William de Rysseley
In the printed indexes 1
Rysseley, William de pp. 605, 692
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- Perth (Perthshire) 2
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Others in the Rysseley family. Same forename + overlapping dates may be one identity (e.g. a remarried woman, or a mis-split father/son). See the whole family →
- William de Risle same forename · 1318-01-10 – 1338-11-14 · 11 entries
- William de Ryslaye same forename · 1323-11-24 · 6 entries
- William de Ryseleye same forename · 1323-07-16 – 1333-04-12 · 5 entries
- William de Rysele same forename · 1333-06-16 – 1342-01-04 · 4 entries
- William Risele same forename · 1343-07-26 – 1430-04-12 · 3 entries
- William de Rysle same forename · 1336-08-06 · 2 entries
- William de Riseley same forename · 1341-05-04 · 2 entries
- William de Risleye same forename · 1341-11-14 – 1341-12-20 · 2 entries
- John de Risle · 1303-02-25 – 1387-07-08 · 11 entries
- Laurence of Ryseleye · 1354-05-04 – 1354-05-08 · 9 entries
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Name variants
- “William de Rysseley” ×2
- “William de Rysle” ×1
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1336-08-04 date: inferred auto-linked
Memorandum, that the said assignment was made in chancery on the said at Stodeleye, with the assent of John de Molyns, to whom the king the custody of all the lands which belonged to John, to hold until heir should come …
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1336-08-04 date: inferred auto-linked
Memorandum, that the said assignment was made in chancery on the said at Stodeleye, with the assent of John de Molyns, to whom the king the custody of all the lands which belonged to Jobn, to hold until heir should come …
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