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A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… had view of frankpledge. Under Henry III's charter to the Templars Denny manor also had waifs and strays and felons' …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… Robert's eldest son George (d. s.p. 1175), from whom the Templars acquired it c. 1171. After 1175 they bought out his … castle. 79The preceptory possessed the manor until the Templars were arrested by the king in 1308. 80 Denny manor … 83Mean while the Knights Hospitaller, as successors to the Templars, had formally ceded Denny, of which they had had at …
Old and New London
… preceding year, had been sent to the King by the Knights Templars and Hospitallers in the Holy Land, and was attested …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… traced later. Rents totalling 62 s. a year, granted to the Templars by Hugh le Bret, 64 were held from Westonbirt manor in the early 14th century. 65 After the Templars' dissolution they were treated as belonging to …
Old and New London
… with a vengeance. Pouring into the Temple before the Templars can gather, they are about to drag old Sir William … the pump, when the worthy son comes to the rescue, and the Templars, with drawn swords, drive back the rabble, and make … prisoners, are then well drubbed and pumped on by the Templars, and the gallant captain loses half his whiskers. …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… as overlord of D'Abernons manor in Duxford, and the Templars under their general charter claimed more extensive …