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1302
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Haddenham market suppressed in favour of Thame market.
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1309
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Money granted to repair the Crendon Bridge.
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1311
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Thomas Elys of Thame and North Weston sold his farm and
stock for £104 5s.
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1315
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Likely felling date for timbers used to build the Saracens Head.
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1316
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Robert Elys, wool merchant of Thame, lost a cargo at Calais.
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1317
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Thame to Sydenham road enclosed within Thame Park.
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1329
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King Edward III confirmed Thame market charter.
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1335
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Crendon Bridge collapsed.
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1340
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Richard Elys became Vicar of Thame, one of the few local men to do so.
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1345
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Edward le Spicer began to construct a causeway between Thame and Rycote.
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1348
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Start of the Black Death.
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1365
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King Edward III visited Thame.
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1377
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Poll tax paid by 325 people in New Thame,
211 in Priestend and Old Thame,
and 69 at Moreton.
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1399
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Edmund of York, Guardian of England, visited Thame.
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