Leger-616 Thomas St Leger (abt 1377-1408, Otterden, Kent, England)
Potyn-1 Juliana (Potyn) St Leger (abt 1377-)
St_Leger-143 Thomas St Leger (abt 1350-1408, Otterden, Kent, England)
Poteyn-1 Juliana (Poteyn) St Leger (abt. 1359 - abt. 1417)
Hello, I know you all are busy and this request should probably be classified as a low priority item. I believe the four profiles presented above are duplicates.
Issue: Both Thomas' are both married to the same person (with their own duplicate profiles); their death years agree. The difference is their b. year estimate and parents names.
If they are not duplicates then (unsourced) Leger-616 is probably connected to the wrong wife and may be using the death year from Thomas St. Leger (II). Refer to the following source:
"The Reliquary and Illustrated Archeologists: A Quarterly Journal and Review" (Oct 1894) Vol. VIII ( New Series) p.232 Hand drawn illustration, plate VIII. p.233 "Discovery of an Unrecorded Monumental Brass" by Rev. Canon W. A. Scott Robertson, Rector of Otterden, Kent.
Brief background: Thomas St. Leger, son of Thomas and Lora (Peyforer) St. Leger of Otterden, died (22 April) 1408 and was buried at the high alter in the Otterden parish church, Kent, based upon information presented by the church rector who, in 1894, reported in detail about the discovery of the monumental brass of Thomas St. Leger (II). Prior to this discovery the brass was hidden from view for about 140 years beginning when the church was rebuilt during the 1750's. The brass itself was reported to be in excellent if not mostly pristine condition. It is over 7 feet long.
Post Script: Let me add additional (helpful?) info: Wife Juliana may need to be LNAB 'Unknown'. Both wives profiles (which need merging) are unsourced. Rev. Robertson doesn't give her LNAB but he does provide a genealogical trail. He states she was a 3 time widow who first married James Lapyn of East Hall, Murston, Kent and second John de Cobeham and third Thomas St. Leger (Sr.). [Robertson, 234]