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"In 1377 John "Irlonde" Leche was granted a patent on the possession of the castle Warin (Warden) in Kildare in Ireland, and in 1386 the moorlands near Stretton, Farndon and Coddington by Edward III."
Per several other online sources, Kind Edward III died in 1377 and could not have granted much of anything in 1386. Perhaps this could be made clearer (was it Richard II who granted these lands instead, is the year wrong, are there two separate events?) or could this at least be cited?
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England on Wikipedia. If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join
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"In 1377 John "Irlonde" Leche was granted a patent on the possession of the castle Warin (Warden) in Kildare in Ireland, and in 1386 the moorlands near Stretton, Farndon and Coddington by Edward III."
Per several other online sources, Kind Edward III died in 1377 and could not have granted much of anything in 1386. Perhaps this could be made clearer (was it Richard II who granted these lands instead, is the year wrong, are there two separate events?) or could this at least be cited?
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