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Henry Wallis

Categories: Lord Mayor

Henry Wallis

Mayor of London in 1282. Wikipedia gives "Henry le Waleys" as the name and says that he built the nave of the church of Grayfriars. Alchemipedia has a whole page about him.

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Henry Wallis

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