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| Preceded by William Wilcotes with Thomas Barantyn | Member of Parliament for Oxfordshire 1388 With: Thomas de la Pole | Succeeded by William Wilcotes with Thomas Barantyn |
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| Preceded by Thomas de la Pole with Thomas Barantyn | Member of Parliament for Oxfordshire 1391 With: William Wilcotes | Succeeded by Thomas Paynell with Thomas Barantyn |
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