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John
the Miller of Farndale c 1256 to c 1330
John
appears in the records as John the Miller through the misdeeds of his poacher
sons. He may have been John, the servant of Simon the miller in 1301, who
eventually became a more substantial partner in the business, with both men
later being referred to as the miller. He may have been Simon’s brother, or
his servant or a business partner, or all of those things He also had poaching sons. |
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Richard de Farndale * c 1275 to c 1345
John had
a gift of land in Marton in 1300 However he was
excommunicated for stealing on 12 August 1316 From 1323 he was in
trouble for a string of poaching offences |
John de Farndale * c 1277 to c 1350
Released from excommunication on 23
February 1324,
he was involved in several poaching incidents in the 1330s |
Thomas de Farndale c 1280 to c 1350
Excommunicated
for stealing on 12 August 1316 |
