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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Esq., Wm. Ellez, Esq.) 47, Swyllyngton cum Preston (Arth. Dyneley) 46, Secroft 29, Abberforde 16, Allerton by Water 11, … 125, Leedes Harthe or Maynryddyn 29, Bramhop (Robt. Dyneley) 12, Horsforthe 12, Addyll 21, Poule 8, Arthyngton …
Middlesex county records
… commencing on the said day.Also, True Bill against William Dyneley late of Maribone gentleman and his wife . . . Dyneley, for not going to church &c. during a month beginning …
Survey of London
… Thomas, later also an architect, in the early 1880s. Dyneley Hussey, the music-critic, lived at No. 22 in the …
Survey of London
… Mussared of Birchington, Isle of Thanet, and Robert Dyneley of Gray's Inn, gentleman, in trust to pay the rents … January 1802 Thomas Ripley sold his inheritance to Robert Dyneley of Gray's Inn, gentleman (presumably the same Robert Dyneley who had been appointed a trustee of the Pettit …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… being named as his heir. Nevertheless, in 1428 William Dyneley, who had married Margaret daughter and heir of Thomas … by reason of his marriage with Sanchea widow of Edward Dyneley grandson of William. 192 After his death it reverted to Thomas Dyneley, Edward's son and heir, who died seised of the manor …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… with Elizabeth his wife conveyed the manor to Robert Dyneley and Thomas Loundres, the latter with his wife Joan … 58 Sanchea Carvanell, whose first husband was Edward Dyneley, died in 1494 seised of the reversion of the manor, which Anne Dyneley, widow of William Dyneley, grandfather of Edward, was …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… end of king Henry VIII.'s reign, conveyed by sale to Dyneley, whose descendant, Sir John Dyneley, in the reign of king James I. passed away his …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… of lands and rent in Deane and Church Oakley to Robert de Dyneley and Margaret his wife. 17 Robert Dyneley the son of Robert de Dyneley and Margaret 18 was holding the manor of Malshanger …