John Godard (fl. 1377–1402)

John Godard was an English politician who represented various constituencies in the Parliament of England during the late 14th and early 15th centuries. His floruit, indicated by "fl." dates, spans from 1377 to 1402, meaning his known activities and presence in historical records are documented within that period.

While biographical details about Godard's life outside of his parliamentary career are scarce, records show he served as a Member of Parliament (MP) for multiple boroughs. This was not uncommon in the period, as individuals could represent different locations as opportunities arose. The specific constituencies he represented require further research within parliamentary records and historical databases.

Further research is needed to clarify the extent of his influence and the specific legislation he may have been involved with during his time in Parliament. Primary sources such as the Rolls of Parliament and local borough records would likely provide more detailed information about his contributions and activities.