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1295,1301,1304 ROBERT de WILLOUGHBY (3)


 

1295 ROBERT de WILLOUGHBY.

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Parentage and ancestry not clearly established, but is believed to have been identical with Robert de Wyluby who entered the gild in 1273. He resided near St. Peter's church, was a bailiff 1300, and again mayor in 1301 and 1304.

Members of this distinguished family established them­selves in Leic. at an early date, and descendants are mentioned in the local records of the fourteenth century. A Roger de Wylewby occurs as vicar of St. Mary's in 1327.

The above mayor appears to have been a man of a charitable disposition. In 1285 in conjunction with Alice, his wife, he gave a plot of land to the Dominican Friars of Leic. He died about 1310.

 

 

1301   ROBERT de WILLOUGHBY. (2)

 

1304   ROBERT de WILLOUGHBY. (3)

 

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