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A History of the County of Surrey
… of Nutfield, 13 left as heiress Denise, who married Warin de Monchensey. 14 In 12467 the Abbot of St. Wulmar … might have in the manor. 15 Denise survived her husband Warin de Monchensey and her son William and, in 1288, after … nor in the surrender of the manor by the abbot to Warin de Monchensey, but there is nevertheless some reason …
A History of the County of Oxford
… were Elizabeth Sapcotes, formerly wife of Fulk, Lord Fitz Warin, Joan, wife of John, Lord Zouche, Edmund Carew, and …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… in 1324 18 and 1327, when part of it was held of him by Warin de Lisle, lord of the adjoining manor of Beedon. 19 How … in 1321, when his heir was his sister Margaret wife of Warin de Lisle. 52 These lands are perhaps included in those held by Warin in 1324, 53 and he died seised of them in 1327, 54 when …
A History of the County of Worcester
… which belonged to her late husband. 110 In 1379 Richard Warin and his wife Catherine, possibly Catherine Harley …
A History of the County of Worcester
… Fitz Warins' property in the 14th century. William Fitz Warin held Wick in 11935, 181 and William son of William Fitz Warin was holding the 'vill' of Piddle early in the 13th … s. and 20 stiches of eels. 230 William son of William Fitz Warin with the consent of his wife Lucy gave to Gervase Abbot …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… 118 from the thirteenth until the sixteenth century; Warin son of Geoffrey held it in 1227, 119 and it is last …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… was originally a member. 89 At the end of the 11th century Warin was holding 4 hides of the abbot for the service of …