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Bowbearer

In Old English law, a Bowbearer was an under-officer of the forest who looked after all manner of trespass on vert or venison, and who attached, or caused to be attached, the offenders, in the feudal Court of Attachment.

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Other English Bowbearers

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Bowbearers and Master Foresters of Bowland

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Examples of the role

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Other uses

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Examples of the role

Bowbearers and Master Foresters of Bowland

Other English Bowbearers

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Bowbearer

Nodes47
Edges46
Triples59
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.042553
Components1

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Bowbearer

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related to Examples of the role · 21
Bowbearer → Boelton, Bolton, Bowbearers, Bowland, Domesday Book, Edwin, Edwinus Comes, England, Forest, Gilsland, Henry II, However, In, It, Kingdom, Lancashire, Norman, Oughtred, Prior, Scotland
related to Parker family · 20
Bowbearer → Baines, Both Whitaker's, Bowbearers, Bowland, Dunsop Bridge, Eastwood, English Restoration, Fells, Forest, In, John Towneley, London, Lord, Richard Eastwood, Robert Parker, St Hubert's, The, The Parker, Thomas Lister Parker, Thorneyholme
related to Other English Bowbearers · 10
Bowbearer → Bowbearers, Delamere, England, Forests, Hatfield, In, Mashamshire, Other, Richard Done, Utkinton
related to Bowbearers and Master Foresters of Bowland · 4
Bowbearer → After, Bowbearers, Bowland, Master Foresters
related to Other uses · 4
Bowbearer → English, Persia, The, There

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bowland forest parker bowbearers english lord century robert family appointed early office 16th delamere also yew oughtred son described royal

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Bowbearerrelated to Bowbearers and Master Foresters of BowlandAfter0.60section
Bowbearerrelated to Bowbearers and Master Foresters of BowlandBowbearers0.60section
Bowbearerrelated to Bowbearers and Master Foresters of BowlandMaster Foresters0.60section
Bowbearerrelated to Bowbearers and Master Foresters of BowlandBowland0.60section
Bowbearerrelated to Examples of the roleThe0.60section
Bowbearerrelated to Examples of the roleBowbearers0.60section
Bowbearerrelated to Examples of the roleEngland0.60section
Bowbearerrelated to Examples of the roleForest0.60section
Bowbearerrelated to Examples of the roleBowland0.60section
Bowbearerrelated to Examples of the roleLancashire0.60section
Bowbearerrelated to Examples of the roleIn0.60section
Bowbearerrelated to Examples of the roleOughtred0.60section

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