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Patrick FitzLeones (died
after 1495) was a
wealthy and
influential merchant in
fifteenth century Dublin, who
served three times as
Mayor of Dublin. The...
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Clement Fitzleones,
FitzLyons, or
Leones (died c. 1509) was an
Irish lawyer and judge. He held the
offices of Serjeant-at-law (Ireland) and Attorney-General...
- John
Bellewe 1474–1475
Nicholas Burke 1475–1477
Thomas FitzSimon 1477–1478
Patrick FitzLeones 1478–1479 John
Weste 1479–1480 John Fyan 1480–1481 Willian...
- Street, is
believed to mark the
boundaries of the friary. In 1281
Geoffrey FitzLeones and his wife
Joanna made a gift of the
rents of
their lands to the Friary...
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first husband), in 1446.
Simon FitzRery,
Mayor of
Dublin 1465–6,
joined with
Robert and the
wealthy merchant Patrick FitzLeones in a
lease from the Dean of...
- April), then
Henry VIII
Ulick Fionn Burke, 6th Lord of
Clanricarde Clement Fitzleones, an
Irish lawyer and
judge "Henry VIII". Westminster-Abbey.org. Westminster...
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through the Deputy.
These Deputies – John Burnell, John
Estrete and
Clement Fitzleones – were all
lawyers of distinction. It
seems to have been Oliver's father...
- 3rd
Baron Trimlestown and his
eldest child by his
second wife
Margaret FitzLeones. Dillon's
younger brother Robert founded the
branch of the
family that...
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Dublin Castle; it was the main
street in the
medieval period.
Patrick FitzLeones, who was
three times Mayor of
Dublin in the late
fifteenth century, bought...
- Emb****ies in
Sierra Leone and Gabon, as well as the
chief of the
Political and
Economic section of the U.S. Emb****y in Uganda.
FitzGibbon also
served at...
