| Constituency | Dates |
|---|---|
| Dunwich | 1447 |
Family and Career Data
Offices Held
Attestor, parlty. election, Dunwich 1447.
Bailiff, Dunwich Sept. 1446–7.
Address
Main residence: Dunwich, Suff.
biography text
It seems very likely that John was related to his fellow townsman Thomas Peers*. One of the town’s bailiffs when elected to the Commons, he attested his own election to the Parliament of 1447.
In a will of September 1488, Henry Beaumont (a relative of Henry Beaumont I*) left his wife Margery a messuage in the town’s market place which Peers had once held.1 Suff. RO (Ipswich), archdeaconry of Suff. wills, IC/AA2/3/58.
Author
Volume
Alternative Surnames
Peres, Peris, Pers, Pieres, Piers, Pyers, Pyrs
Notes
- 1. Suff. RO (Ipswich), archdeaconry of Suff. wills, IC/AA2/3/58.