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Sir John Tabor II was knighted for his service and contributions to the crown, likely during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. While specific details about his achievements may not be well-documented, knights in 16th-century England were often recognized for their military service, loyalty, or notable public service. His knighthood would have been a mark of honor reflecting his standing in society and loyalty to the monarchy.

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