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William Stucle

· active 1377-12-10 – 1407-05-11 · Stucle family →

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  1. 1377-12-10 date: inferred auto-linked

    Commitment (with like clause) to William Stucle, esquire, by mainprise of Richard Stucle of the county of Essex and Thomas Belesby of the county of Lincoln, of the keeping of all the lands in Little Laufare, co. Essex, l…

  2. 1395-06-12 date: inferred auto-linked

    Commitment to William Stucle, by mainprise of John Paraunt of the county of Gloucester and Richard Clopton of the county of Essex, of the keeping of certain lands within the lordship of Haukesbury, co. Gloucester, called…

  3. 1396-10-24 date: inferred auto-linked

    Commitment to William Stucle- by mainprise of Thomas Beaumound of the county of Devon and Henry Somer of the county of Kent, of the keeping of the pannage of the king's park of Haveryng-atte-Boure, co. Essex, and the fir…

  4. 1407-05-11 date: inferred auto-linked

    to Thomas Skelton, chivaler, and Masters John Barnet, Wykeham, John Aylemer, William Stucle and Richard clerks, to hear and determine an appeal by John atte Mille, against a judgement of Master John Fynchyngfeld, lieuten…

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