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William Foljambe

· active 1445-05-05 – 1468-12-03 · Families Foljambe · Folgambhe

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Foljambe, William pp. 321 · Foljambe, William pp. 288
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  1. 1445-05-05 date: inferred auto-linked

    Commitment to William Foljambe, by mainprise of John of Horseley, co. Derby, gentilman, and John Byrde of co. Derby, gentilman, of the keeping of a soil of called Le Pelefeld, lying without and under the park Clypston, a…

  2. 1451-07-17 date: inferred auto-linked

    Commitment (with like proviso) to William Foljambe, by mainprise of John Staynton of the county of Nottingham, gentilman, and John Castre of the county of Lincoln, gentilman, of the keeping of a soil of pasture, called L…

  3. 1458-01-05 date: inferred auto-linked

    Commitment to William Foljambe, by mainprise of John gentilman, and Stephen Reve, gentilman, of the of a soil of pasture, called Le Pelefeld, lying without below the park of Clipston, and 3 acres of land, called Wodelyin…

  4. 1468-12-03 date: inferred auto-linked

    Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas Warde, clerk, John Sudbury, clerk, and Thomas Gilby to William Rughton, chaplain of the chantry in the chapel of Holy Trinity and All Saints in the parish church of St. Ja…

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