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Sir William de la Pole, Kingston upon Hull

Sir William de la Pole, a wealthy wool merchant from Kingston upon Hull. First mayor of the town, 1332-35; died 1366. His Manor House stood on the site of the former General Post Office, Lowgate, and is commemorated by a heritage plaque. Full details of his life in Wikipedia: LinkExternal link
by Bernard Sharp

Created: Mon, 16 Dec 2024, Updated: Mon, 16 Dec 2024


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TA0628 : De La Pole Avenue, Kingston upon Hull by Bernard Sharp
2024
TA1231 : James Reckitt Avenue, Kingston upon Hull by Bernard Sharp
2022
TA1028 : Nelson Street, Kingston upon Hull by Bernard Sharp
2022
TA0928 : Nelson Street, Kingston upon Hull by Bernard Sharp
2022
TA1028 : The Lord Mayors Centenary Plaques of Kingston upon Hull by Bernard Sharp
2020
TA1028 : Drypool Bridge, Kingston upon Hull by Bernard Sharp
2017
TA0928 : Nelson Street, Kingston upon Hull by Bernard Sharp
2016
TA1028 : Nelson Street, Kingston upon Hull by Bernard Sharp
2014
TA1028 : Nelson Street, Kingston upon Hull by Bernard Sharp
2014
TA0928 : Local Government in Kingston upon Hull by Bernard Sharp
2010
TA1028 : Heritage Plaque, Kingston upon Hull by Bernard Sharp
2007


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