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Thomas de Boch, master, canon of Moray (fl.1275)

Biography: Watt, Graduates, 54: Thomas was a master and a canon of Moray who acted as an arbiter in a dispute in January 1275. His name indicates a connection to lands in Both/Boath (ANG) or Both/Boucht (INV).
Floruits: 1275 × 1275

Total number of associated factoids: 3

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Date	Short Summary	Role	Witnesses	Source
Thursday 10 Jan. 1275	Agreement between Beauly Abbey and Master Henry of Nottingham, rector of Tarradale	Judge	Robert de Bosill, monk of Pluscarden; Robert, vicar of Duffus; Walter Surays, master, official of Moray; William of Dunn, dean of Moray (fl.1260-75); William, prior of Pluscarden	4/33/22 (Beauly Chrs., no. 5)

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Date	Short Summary	Source
Thursday 10 Jan. 1275	Master	4/33/22 (Beauly Chrs., no. 5)
Thursday 10 Jan. 1275	canon of Moray	4/33/22 (Beauly Chrs., no. 5)