Henry Bullman Miner 1339–1359 – Whos Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

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Henry Bullman Miner, 1339–1359 (aged 20 years)

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Henry Bullman Miner

Name: Henry /Bullman Miner/
Surname: Bullman Miner
Given names: Henry
Name prefix: Sir

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himself	Links Birth: 1339 Death: 1359 — Mendip Hills, Somerset, England Unique identifier: 44E47EB7354058429C36817381AC97FEF49C Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Henry Minor Edward Minor Thomas Minor George Minor Henry Bullman Miner 1339–1359 Birth: 1339 Death: 1359 — Mendip Hills, Somerset, England
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Birth	1339
Death	1359 (aged 20 years) Mendip Hills, Somerset, England
Unique identifier	D80B0121EDD87E4597A7D888829F6421D16C
Last change	27 August 2011 – 00:00:00

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Note	We read in history that Edward III of England, going to make war against the French, took a progress through Somersett, among the Mendippie Hills, in Somersett-shire, where lived one Henry Bullman, a miner who gave himself and a hundred servantsarmed with battle-axes, to the service of the King. For this, and for valiant service he was Knighted, and Granted a coat of arms. The name given to him at that time was Henry Miner. This was in 1339. He died in the year 1359, leaving four sons, heirs-at-law of the realm.

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We read in history that Edward III of England, going to make war against the French, took a progress through Somersett, among the Mendippie Hills, in Somersett-shire, where lived one Henry Bullman, a miner who gave himself and a hundred servantsarmed with battle-axes, to the service of the King. For this, and for valiant service he was Knighted, and Granted a coat of arms. The name given to him at that time was Henry Miner. This was in 1339. He died in the year 1359, leaving four sons, heirs-at-law of the realm.