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A History of the County of Surrey
… 1086 Farley was held of Richard de Tonbridge by Robert de Watevile. 6 In the 13th century it was with Malden in … alias 'de Cuddington,' who were probably a branch of the Watevile family holding under the descendants of Robert de Watevile in the main line. In 1240 Peter de Cuddington …
A History of the County of Sussex
… and with it as one manor 2 hides in Perching. 4 William de Watevile held of Earl Warenne 5 hides at Perching that were … the half-fee with the 5 hides in Perching of William de Watevile, 14 which probably came into the hands of the … Chesney, living in 1086, with Maud daughter of William de Watevile. 16 Possessions of the Chesney family subsequently …
A History of the County of Sussex
… HANGLETON was held of William de Warenne by William de Watevile for 8 hides. Azor had held it in the time of King … who is believed to have married the daughter of William de Watevile. 18 It did not pass with Ralph's other manors to the …
A History of the County of Sussex
… by Azor, and in 1086 of William de Warenne by William de Watevile. 4 It was probably held shortly afterwards by Ralph de Chesney, who succeeded William de Watevile in many of his lands, and who gave the church of …
A History of the County of Surrey
… at Merton College, were differentiated from those of Watevile, and he probably acquired Malden Manor from his own … settlement of them on Henry VII. In 1086 Robert de Watevile was tenant of Maiden under Richard de Tonbridge, and William de Watevile held of Chertsey. 4 In 1225 the Wateviles' holding …
A History of the County of Surrey
… of Reigate held a tenement in Mickleham of Robert de Watevile. 83 Their property, afterwards known as the manor of …
A History of the County of Surrey
… Survey, but probably it is the unnamed manor of Robert de Watevile (mentioned before the second entry of Chelsham), … held of Richard of Tonbridge. 3 It appears later in the Watevile family, and was held by William de Watevile in 1144, when he, with the consent of his sons …