Person
William Pampilon
In the printed indexes 2
Pamplion, William of Yorkshire pp. 176 · Pampilon, William pp. 441
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- Pontefract (Yorkshire) 2
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Others in the Pampilon 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 Pamplyoun same forename · 1378-12-15 – 1382-12-11 · 6 entries
- William Pamplioun same forename · 1382-11-11 · 4 entries
- John Pampilon · 1348-02-06 – 1348-10-10 · 18 entries
- Nicholas Pamplion · 1348-06-01 – 1348-07-06 · 9 entries
- Walter Pampillon · 1309-12-16 – 1310-01-08 · 4 entries
- Thomas Pampelon · 1432-01-29 – 1439-01-24 · 4 entries
- Geoffrey Pampilion · 1332-03-28 – 1334-11-07 · 2 entries
- John Pampiloun · 1377-04-20 · 2 entries
Similarly-spelled families (suggestions, not merged)
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Name variants
- “William Pampilon” ×3
- “William Pamplion” ×1
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1333-02-13 date: inferred auto-linked
like to John de Cantebrigge, Geoffrey de Edenham, Robert de and Robert de Tolthorpe, on complaint by the abbot of Peterthat Henry Beneyt of Undele, John Beneyt of Undele, William de William Pampilon, John de Raundes, Wal…
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1333-02-13 date: inferred auto-linked
The like to John de Cantebrigge, Geoffrey de Edenham, Robert de Thorpe and Robert de Tolthorpe, on complaint by the abbot of Peterborough that Henry Beneyt of Undele, John Beneyt of Undele, William de Luton, William Pamp…
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