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An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… ASHWYKEN, LESIATE, and HOLT. Leuric, a Saxon freeman, held the chief lordship in Wiche, or Wica, (as it is wrote in … de Wiken was found to hold 2 parts of a fee here, of Ralph Noioun, and the fourth part of one of Ralph Cheney. Henry Nugun was found in the third of Edward I. …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Freebridge Hundred East-Walton EAST-WALTON. The principal part of this town was in the hands of Roger … honour, in the 9th of Henry VII. Westacre Priory Manor. Ralph de Tony had also two socmen belonging to his capital … 3d husband, as in Tyrington. Howard and Strange's Manor. Ralph de Beaufoe, a Norman baron, had also a lordship in this …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Freebridge Hundred East-Winch EAST - WINCH. In the book of Domesday is called Winic, from Win, which in the … royal demean, was given (as some say) by King Edward to Ralph Waker or Gauder, Earl of Norfolk, (but Dugdale more … he had 2 sons, William Barnes, Esq. and Owen Barnes, town clerk of Lynn, who died single, and was buried at East Winch, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Magna, or Dertford's MASSINGHAM MAGNA, or DERTFORD'S. At the survey no distinction is made of the townships of Great … with 15 acres; and William de Sores one, with 10 acres. Ralph Baynard had also taken possession of the lands of 14 … suit of court to the Earl of Gloucester, Mr. John Lewis, clerk, their attorney, appeared at a court held at …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… and water, Mid-Le-Ton. Hugh de Montfort obtained it at the conquest, and Aeled held it of him, Bundo, a Saxon Thane, … per arm. the lady Alice, his mother, was daughter of Sir Ralph de Rochester, lord of Newcels in Berkway, … 1672, Henry Fish, on Everard's death, by John Horn, clerk. 1737, Cuthbert Sewell, by Isaac Leheup, Esq. 1758, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… This and South Wotton, as I have observed, made, at the survey, one town, and belonged to one lord. King William … Gent. remitted to Thomas Salter, of North Wotton, and Ralph Geyton, Gent. lands late Constable's; and the said … comes to his dyryge, the day of his burial 6 d. to every clerk with surplice 2 d. and to every child 1 d. John Elmham, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… pent in, or surrounded with water, held by Hagan in the Confessor's time, but on the conquest was bestowed on … acres in Wadington, the mill at Shotsham, with the land of Ralph, son of the priest, being 15 acres, with the … Stephen Long, John Shipdam, Thomas Litle, and Richard Clerk, canons, confessed themselves guilty of great …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… or berwick, appertaining, or belonging to Stigand the Archbishop of Canterbury's great or capital lordship of … 36th of Henry VIII. Soon after this it was possessed by Ralph Waller, Esq. who presented to the church in 1564, and … A. M. by Sim. Fox, Esq. Nevenson, Fox, and Cuthbert Brown, clerk. 1707, Elisha Smith, A. M. by William Fielding, Esq. …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Freebridge Hundred Rising RISING Was a beruite belonging to the great lordship of Snetesham in this neighbourhood, held … part, by William de Brom; one by William Rusteng; one by Ralph de Ho: half a fee by Thomas de Hengham; six by Henry … and Emma his wife, conveyed by fine to Henry de Cliff, clerk, the castle and manor of Montalt in Wales, the castle …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Sandringham SANDRINGHAM. Called Sant-Dersingham, in the book of Domesday, from sand and Dersingham, of which see … Hadsco and Sarpestuna (Yelverton) in Clavering hundred. Ralph held it under Robert: it consisted of 5 borderers, who … fee in this town, which Peter, son of Robert, and Jeffrey Clerk formerly held: it came not long after into the family …