Wincanton
County: Somerset. 12 entries. geocoding: low confidence Search all entries for this place →
Spellings in the source
- “Wincanton” ×4
- “Wyncaulton” ×1
Possibly the same place (suggestions, not merged)
Similarly-spelled place-names (e.g. Notingham → Nottingham). Kept separate until a human confirms.
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1333-11-25 date: inferred
To the treasurer and chamberlains. Order to cause Ralph de Nevill, of the temporalities of the bishopric of Durham, to have tallies, delay for 200/., which he has delivered to John Darcy, justiciary of and for 402. which…
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1333-11-25 date: inferred
To John Darcy, justiciary of Ireland, or to him who supplies his place Order that if Walter de Bermingam, knight, who is indicted for felonies and robberies committed in Ireland, shall find sutflicient from his relations…
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1333-11-25 date: inferred
To the same. Order to keep safely in the gaol of Dublin castle, Henry Maundevill, taken and imprisoned there for divers felonies and robberies by him in Ireland, until further orders, and if he has been debefore that jus…
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1333-11-26 date: inferred
Jobn de Stonore.…
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1333-11-26 date: inferred
Order to be at Canterbury without delay or excuse after St. Lucy the Virgin next, to take the place of Geoffrey le Scrop as justice in eyre in co. Kent, so that the said eyre may not suffer or be retarded by his absence,…
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1333-11-26 date: inferred
To Thomas de Baxby. Order to intend the office of serjeant before the justices for holding pleas following the justiciary of Ireland, and before the justices of the Common Bench of Dublin, and the king has ordered the sa…
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1333-11-26 date: inferred
To John de Stonore. Order to be at Canterbury without delay or excuse Thursday after St. Lucy the Virgin next, to take the place of Geoffrey Scrop as justice in eyre in co. Kent, so that the said eyre may not suffer or b…
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1333-11-26 date: inferred
To Thomas de Baxby. Order to intend the office of serjeant before the for holding pleas following the justiciary of Ireland, and before the of the Common Bench of Dublin, and the king has ordered the said to admit him to…
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