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A History of the County of Essex
… by his son Robert of Parndon, also called Robert de la Mare. 23 John de la Mare in 1236 held 1 knight's fee in Parndon, Loughton, and … the reversion of 2 carucates of land in Parndon on John de la Mare his son. 25 Another John de la Mare held 1 knight's …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… this part of Little Paxton who can be traced was Robert de la Mare, holding in 1230 76 and 1242. 77 He was succeeded by … mentioned in 1279, 98 as an inclosure held of William de la Haye, by Margaret, Countess of Ferrers and her sister Elena la Zouche. It presumably formed part of the grant of land in …
A History of the County of Bedford
… a forester, 3 and there is record of a wood called 'la Lunde,' 4 while in the reign of Henry VIII a wood known as … amounted to half a hide of land, had passed to Walter de la Sale. 48 No further mention occurs of it, 49 but it is …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… died childless, 47 and a daughter Joan, who married Eudo la Zouche. 48 This part of the manor, like the Swyneford …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… wood of Henham to Great Knulle, and from Great Knulle to La Splette, and from La Splette to the assart of the parson of Crondall, and thus to La Heythorne, shall remain to Hugh and his heirs for ever. …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… times have been found. 15 Some old field-names are 'la dune in le Hangenlonde,' Donforlong, and Westmannemeade. … knighted. 36 He, described as John Mautravers of 'la Hoke,' conveyed it in 1369 to trustees as 'the manor of … Lenneysey's widow Elizabeth 72 presumably married Philip la Vache, for they held the manor for her life with reversion …
A History of the County of Worcester
… 22 Tranerestret, Bukebaristret, 23 Akeberg (Aggberrow), 24 La Hurste, La Stonyendinge, La Ruhehelde, Calfrecrofte, Lunelesruding, Est Feldeshale 25 …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… to Wherwell Abbey, was granted to Thomas West Lord De La Warr at the Dissolution, and remained in that family until … to the Admiralty, purchased Longparish Farm from Lady De La Warr. 15 Ten years later, however, the estate was … named among the Wherwell Abbey property granted to Lord De La Warr, but in 1623 Richard Blake died at Andover seised of …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… Leyforlang, Chadgrove, Houscrondle, Poukelond, Leighelme, La Dene, Burghforlang 4 (xiv cent.), Oodie Furlong (Woody … William de Percy, however, gave up his right to Margery de la Ferte, another sister of William, 13 and it was Margery … Prior and convent of Mottisfont. His sister, Margery de la Ferte, confirmed to the canons ' all the tenement which …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… LONGWORTH, was in origin the estate held by William de la Hyde of the abbey of Abingdon in 1316. 36 Sir Peter …