Person
William de Somervylle
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Where
Top places
- Westminster (Middlesex) 2
Named alongside
Possibly the same person, or kin
Others in the Somervylle 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 Somervill same forename · 1288-11-22 – 1434-02-01 · 41 entries
- William de Somervyle same forename · 1368-05-01 – 1434-02-01 · 11 entries
- Roger de Somervill · 1287-12-04 – 1449-02-06 · 278 entries
- Philip de Somervill · 1307-10-22 – 1356-03-28 · 124 entries
- John Somervile · 1275-05-07 – 1391-12-13 · 43 entries
- Edmund de Somerville · 1297-07-03 – 1319-02-24 · 37 entries
- Robert de Somervill · 1273-10-10 – 1400-11-06 · 27 entries
- Peter de Somervill · 1322-02-17 – 1322-02-20 · 18 entries
- John de Somervill · 1275-05-07 – 1353-03-20 · 14 entries
- Agnes de Somervill inferred · 1337-06-21 – 1349-10-18 · 11 entries
Similarly-spelled families (suggestions, not merged)
These surnames sound close to Somervylle (e.g. Warenna/Warenne, Conestable/Constable). They are kept separate on purpose, some look-alikes are genuinely different families (Clare vs Claver). If you are sure two are one family, tell us to merge them.
Name variants
- “William de Somervylle” ×2
Entries (chronological)
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1368-11-26 date: inferred auto-linked
Memorandum of acknowledgment, 13 January. . 501 Charter of Robert son of William de Somervylle of Melton, giving warranty to Thomas son of Richard Roskyn of Melton Moubray, heirs and assigns, two messuages and 3 acres of…
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1368-11-26 date: inferred auto-linked
Memorandum of acknowledgment, 23 January. Writing of Robert son of William de Somervylle of Melton, being general release to Thomas son of Richard Roskyn of Melton Moubray all actions real and personal by reason of right…
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