Andrew Stratford

English verderer and landowner

Andrew Stratford - Leaders & Politicians
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Served as a verderer, a position responsible for the management of forests, particularly in areas such as the New Forest. Engaged in landowning, which involved maintaining and overseeing agricultural lands and resources. Contributed to the local governance and management of natural resources during the medieval period. Died in 1378, leaving a legacy in land stewardship.

Served as verderer in the New Forest

Managed significant agricultural lands

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