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seven children of John
Canynges, who died as a
young man in 1405, by his wife Joan Wotton. William's
eldest brother Thomas Canynges was Lord
Mayor of London...
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Canynges is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: John
Canynges (died 1405),
member of
Parliament for
Bristol Thomas Canynges (fl. 1450)...
- Arms of the
wealthy Bristol merchant and
shipper William II
Canynges (d.1474), as
depicted on his
canopied tomb in St Mary
Redcliffe Church,
showing the...
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brothers was the
great Bristol merchant William II
Canynges (1474). Thomas's grandfather,
William I
Canynges (d.1396) was also a
great Bristol merchant and...
- 1370 John
Bathe 1371
Ricard Spycer 1372 Wm.
Canynges 1373 Wm.
Canynges 1374
Walter Frampton 1375 Wm.
Canynges 1376
Walter Derby 1377 Tho.
Beaupenny 1378...
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Design Partnership in Bristol.
Yeates and
Reardon moved into a flat at 44
Canynge Road, a
large house that had been
subdivided into
several such flats, in...
- The work to
complete the nave at
Redcliffe was
largely financed by the
Canynges family, who had
worked to
rebuild the
church since the
early 14th century...
- John
Canynges (died 1405) was the
member of the
Parliament of
England for
Bristol for the
parliament of
October 1383 and of
Marlborough for the parliament...
- use
since September 2019. The
previous house names referred to
William Canynges,
local politician and
benefactor of St Mary
Redcliffe Church;
Edward Colston...
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including the
topography by
William Wyrcestre, and the life of
William Canynges. Bristol:
Mirror Office. pp. 15–166. Harvey, John, ed. (1969). Itineraries...
