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William de Sweltenham name inferred

· active 1321-02-06 – 1354-11-20 · Sweltenham family →

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In the printed indexes 1

Sweltenham, William de pp. 330
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1352-10-12 – 1354-01-19Date range

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Swettenham 7Sweltesham 1Swyltenham 1Sweteinam 3Swenham 1Swele 9Sweth 2Swelesho 1

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  1. 1352-10-12 date: inferred auto-linked

    Pardon in like terms to the same John for acquiring in fee from the said abbess and convent a messuage, two mills, 80 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, and 4 acres of pasture in Edyndon, sometime of William de Sweltenham…

  2. 1354-01-19 date: inferred auto-linked

    Memorandum that the abbess and conyent on 1 March acknowledged the preceding deed in their full chapter at Romeseye before John de Stouford, by virtue of a writ to him which is on the files of this year. Enrolment of ind…

  3. 1354-01-19 date: inferred auto-linked

    Memorandum that the abbess and convent on 1 March acknowledged the preceding deed at Romeseye in their full chapter before John de Stouford, by virtue of a writ directed to him, which is on the files for this year. Enrol…

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