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A History of the County of Worcester
… to the Wakes, and was subinfeudated before 1281 to Robert Burnell, Bishop of Bath and Wells, who obtained a grant of … for their lives. 31 It had reverted before 1315 to Edward Burnell, 32 the bishop's great-nephew, who died seised of it … until her death in 1363, 34 when it reverted to Nicholas Burnell, son of Maud sister of Edward Burnell. 35 It then …
Magna Britannia
… the ancient seat of the Valletorts. The manor of Crook Burnell, alias Stone, has belonged for a considerable time to … chapels at Bath barton, Nicholls Nymet, and at Crook Burnell. The chapel at Nicholls Nymet fell down about 1769; that at Crook Burnell was standing in 1772. 42 There is an Independent …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… in Woolhampton called the Gun Ground, forming part of Burnell's Farm, which has recently been sold, subject to the …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… to Robert de Briwes (d. 1276) and after him to Robert Burnell (d. 1292), bishop of Bath and Wells, 110 under whom … the knight's fee, in Upper Turkdean, in 1285. 111 Philip Burnell was the mesne lord at his death in 1294, 112 but the …
A History of the County of Worcester
… son John. 30 John de Burgh granted this manor to Robert Burnell, Bishop of Bath and Wells, who surrendered it to King …
A History of the County of Worcester
… its dissolution. After the sale of the manor by Sir Hugh Burnell in 1417 some confusion seems to have arisen as to its … also acquired the manor of Wick, afterwards known as Wick Burnell, and Upton Snodsbury followed the descent of that manor 23 (q.v.) until both were sold by Sir Hugh Burnell in 1417 to Joan Lady Bergavenny. 24 It has been seen …
A History of the County of Hertford
… Before 1295 the overlordship had been acquired by Philip Burnell, heir of the Bishop of Bath and Wells, and was …