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Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… Forster, Henry Pountfreyt, William Tristour, and John Lambourn, saddlers ( cellarii). Admissio Rob'ti "Arnold" in …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Edwardstowe, dioc. Worcester, 1511; 261 William Perot of Lambourn, dioc. Sarum, 1511; 262 Richard Harcourt of …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… the other sister and coheir, was married to Thomas de Lambourn, by whom he had James his son; and in the 14th of … Gimingham, 2 appear to be lords in the 17th of that King. Lambourn, who married Hawise, the eldest daughter and coheir … de Cheyne, who married Joan, sister and heir of William de Lambourn, was lord of it. Petronella de Kemesek, by her deed, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… hundreds of Wantage and Moreton, but chiefly in that of Lambourn, county of Berks, 3 miles (E. S. E.) from Lambourn; containing 662 inhabitants. The parish comprises …
Magna Britannia
… of Trembleth, Pincerna or Lanherne, Le Sore, Luscot 4, Lambourn, and Tresithney, and coheiresses of Carminow, … son of Sir John Arundell of Lanherne (by the heiress of Lambourn), which Sir Renfrey married the heiress of Coleshill … The heiress married Tredenham in the fifteenth century. Lambourn of Lambourn in Perran-Zabuloe became extinct about …
Magna Britannia
… Denham, Bottreaux, Champernon, Beaupr, Carminow, Prideaux, Lambourn, Bloyhon or Bloyhow, Pomeroy, Grenville, Archdekne, …