Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Ralph de Bereford (fl. 1329) was an English judge, of a legal family possessing large estates in the midland counties. Ralph de Bereford may have been a son of Osbert de Barford, or Bereford, chief gentleman to Ranulf of Hengham, justice of the common pleas, who was probably son of Walter de Barford of Langley in Warwickshire, and brother of Sir William de Bereford, chief justice of the common pleas in 1309. Ralph was possessed of land in three Oxfordshire townships in 1315, viz.. }
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- Ralph_de_Bereford comment "Ralph de Bereford (fl. 1329) was an English judge, of a legal family possessing large estates in the midland counties. Ralph de Bereford may have been a son of Osbert de Barford, or Bereford, chief gentleman to Ranulf of Hengham, justice of the common pleas, who was probably son of Walter de Barford of Langley in Warwickshire, and brother of Sir William de Bereford, chief justice of the common pleas in 1309. Ralph was possessed of land in three Oxfordshire townships in 1315, viz.".