Thomas Clerc

• Navn	Thomas Clerc
  Kjønn	Mann
  Event	6 Jun 1446	Edinburgh, Scotland, Great Britain
  On 6 June 1446 the Edinburgh council and merchants wrote the Bremen authorities. (74) They complained that four armed Bremen vessels had arrived in Leith on 21 April and .............................. It was then requested that Bremen certify, .................... Finally, Thomas Clerc, John Halyburton and William de Sideserfe were appointed as envoys to treat with Bremen on the matter. Clerc appears twice in the Exchequer Rolls, receiving 74. SA Bremen, 1/Z, 1446 Juni 6 Source: MERCHANTS, PEDLARS AND PIRATES. A HISTORY OF SCOTLAND'S RELATIONS WITH NORTHERN GERMANY AND THE BALTIC IN THE LATER MIDDLE AGES by David Ditchburn Presented for the degree of Ph. D. University of Edinburgh 1988
  Event	16 Nov 1458	Glasgow, Scotland, Great Britain
  Same person? 1458, November 16th To Thomas Clerk, clerk of the diocese of Glasgow. Containing that, upon the late William Songale, layman, of the diocese of Glasgow, who had married a sister of his, attacking him with offensive arms, Thomas accidentally killed him, and adding that he has as far as possible made satisfaction to the kin and friends of the said layman and has for the soul of the defunct visited as a pilgrim the shrines of the apostles and the apostolic see, ........ Source: Pilgrims and Pilgrimage in the Medieval West
  Person ID	I41520	My Genealogy
  Sist endret	27 Jun 2022

  
  

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  Event - On 6 June 1446 the Edinburgh council and merchants wrote the Bremen authorities. (74) They complained that four armed Bremen vessels had arrived in Leith on 21 April and .............................. It was then requested that Bremen certify, .................... Finally, Thomas Clerc, John Halyburton and William de Sideserfe were appointed as envoys to treat with Bremen on the matter. Clerc appears twice in the Exchequer Rolls, receiving 74. SA Bremen, 1/Z, 1446 Juni 6 Source: MERCHANTS, PEDLARS AND PIRATES. A HISTORY OF SCOTLAND'S RELATIONS WITH NORTHERN GERMANY AND THE BALTIC IN THE LATER MIDDLE AGES by David Ditchburn Presented for the degree of Ph. D. University of Edinburgh 1988 - 6 Jun 1446 - Edinburgh, Scotland, Great Britain Event - Same person? 1458, November 16th To Thomas Clerk, clerk of the diocese of Glasgow. Containing that, upon the late William Songale, layman, of the diocese of Glasgow, who had married a sister of his, attacking him with offensive arms, Thomas accidentally killed him, and adding that he has as far as possible made satisfaction to the kin and friends of the said layman and has for the soul of the defunct visited as a pilgrim the shrines of the apostles and the apostolic see, ........ Source: Pilgrims and Pilgrimage in the Medieval West - 16 Nov 1458 - Glasgow, Scotland, Great Britain  = Link til Google Earth