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A History of the County of Warwick
… Lady Archer, follows in 1781 and after her comes Wilson Aylesbury Roberts, jun. (1791), and William Smith of …
A History of the County of Warwick
… namesake in the reign of Edward I conveyed to Walter de Aylesbury all his land here which he had by the gift of Sir … in 1492 by the marriage of Joan daughter and heir of John Aylesbury to Thomas Somerville; 196 at which time it was …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 1770 and 1875 formed part of the turnpike which ran from Aylesbury to the Oxford road near Shillingford. 17 One of …
A History of the County of Oxford
… with the service of William Foliot, to Walter of Aylesbury, who was succeeded, before 1324, by his son Philip. … William Shareshull held land in Barton of Philip of Aylesbury, and he seems later to have acquired the estates of …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… Mandeville STOKE MANDEVILLE Stoches, xi cent; Stoke by Aylesbury, Stoke Maundevile, xiv cent. The parish of Stoke Mandeville lies in the Vale of Aylesbury and now contains over 1,499 acres of land. Until … Farm. Two high roads pass through the parish, one from Aylesbury to Wendover, and the other from Aylesbury to …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… cent.). The parish of Stone lies completely in the Vale of Aylesbury. It is well watered by the River Thame and its … sea-level, at a point where the high road from Thame to Aylesbury is crossed by a small road which runs from Eythorp … is a modern house built in 1862. The nearest station is at Aylesbury, 3 miles away. The parish was inclosed under an Act …
A History of the County of Worcester
… but the manor seems afterwards to have passed to Walter de Aylesbury, who is called lord of Streche Bentley in an …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… 22 to his second he had Isabell, Daughter of Sir Thomas Aylesbury, and Aunt and Co-heir of his Grandchild Hugh, Son of his Son John, which Hugh Aylesbury died without Issue 2 H. 6. his other Aunt and … entitled to the Inheritance of the honourable Families of Aylesbury, Pabenham, Engaine, Basset, of Weldon, and Kaynes, …
A History of the County of Hertford
… a narrow peninsula of low land which reaches far into the Aylesbury plain. It is intersected by the Upper and Lower … runs east and west through the middle of the parish to Aylesbury and Berkhampstead, and it has easy connexion on the … the village. The parish lies low, forming part of the Aylesbury plain. There are no woods, but there are many trees …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Papers from an Iron Chest at Doddershall, ed. G. Eland (Aylesbury, 1937). C.P. 40/1299, mm. 315, 316. Tusmore Papers, …