Robert Depeal

Robert Shawn Depeal, age 42, Altamonte Springs, FL View Details

Cities: Altamonte Springs FL, Orlando FL Possible Relatives: Arlene Marie Depeal, Ashley Depeal, Jolene Renee Depeal

Robert W Depeal, age 49, Shamokin, PA View Details

Cities: Shamokin PA, Zion Grove PA Possible Relatives: James Lester Depeal

Robert W Depeal, age 76, Coquille, OR View Details

Locations: Coquille OR, Coos Bay OR, Beaverton OR Possible Relatives: Gayle L Depeal, Joseph A Depeal

Robin Rene Depeal, age 57, Owosso, MI View Details

Locations: Owosso MI, Henderson MI Possible Relatives: Donna Lynn Blakeslee, Charles James Depeal

Ricky M De palo, age 50s, Commack, NY View Details

Locations: Commack NY, Staten Island NY, Cranston RI Possible Relatives: Lorelei De Palo, Barbara J Depalo, Jean D Depalo

Robert W Depeal, age 60s, Coos Bay, OR View Details

Locations: Coos Bay OR, Coquille OR, North Bend OR Possible Relatives: Gayle L Depeal, Gayle Depeal, Joseph A Depeal

Robert D Depeal Bieringer View Details

Address:***** Belton St, Garden City, MI

Robert R Depeal View Details

Address:***** Morvern Ct, Orlando, FL. Phone Number: (407) 865-****

Robert Bealknap

Sir Robert Belknap JP was an English judge. He is first mentioned in June 1351 in a papal register of indults issued to inhabitants of England, where he is called a "clerk, of the diocese of Salisburyread more..." in Wiltshire. He next appears in 1353 as a member of a commission to survey Battle Abbey. This commission was followed by an extensive number of others, as evidenced by extant patent rolls, until 1388, most of which related to oyer and terminer, walliis et fossatis, gaol delivery, sewers, and the peace primarily, but not exclusively, in Kent and other parts of southeastern England. He was appointed a Justice of the Peace for Kent on 18 May 1362, and at the same time began serving as legal counsel. In July 1362 he served on a commission with William of Wykeham investigating lands granted to the Bishopric of Winchester, which Wykeham at that time held. From this point Belknap's career as a lawyer began to prosper; from 1371 he was retained as a lawyer by Westminster Abbey, and from 1374 by John of Gaunt. He was sent along with John Wycliffe and John Gilbert to Bruges in July 1374 to negotiate papal provisions; he returned in September and on 10 October he was made Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, and was knighted on 28 December of that same year. From 1375 to 1388 he served as a Trier of Petitions in Parliament, and in 1376 he was involved in investigating Richard Lyons in Essex and Sussex after complaints of embezzlement.read less...