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A History of the County of Hampshire
… Walsingham; and their only daughter, Elizabeth, married Roger earl of Rutland. 14 In 1600 Robert earl of Essex and his wife Frances (Sir Philip Sidney's widow) and Roger earl of Rutland and his wife Elizabeth made a … r lord.' The date is thus crowded out. The second bell, by Roger Landon, is inscribed 'Ave Maria,' with the founder's …
A History of the County of Northampton
… Easton, Grendon, Wollaston, and Bozeat. 26 Sibyl married Roger de Haukeseye and with her husband sold to the Master of … a fee in Easton and Bozeat was returned as held of him by Roger de Grey, 61 who was the husband of the earl's sister … Ralph Morin by John de Grey, who had enfeoffed himself, Roger, of the same. After the death of Lawrence de Hastings, …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… ELWARE, of this parish, by his will in 1499, gave to Roger Frynne, his executor, his tenement in Selveston, in …
A History of the County of Hertford
… of two knights' fees. 21 He was succeeded by his son Roger, who died seised of Eastwick Manor in 1301, leaving an … was settled in 1408, 29 and on her and her second husband (Roger Spice) in 1413. 30 Alice survived her second husband, … Spice, who was holding in 1428, 31 and after him by Roger Spice. The latter, in Michaelmas 1447, sold the manor …
A History of the County of Bedford
… found held. 14 He died soon after, for in 1217 Roger de Beauchamp, his brother, having done homage, entered upon his inheritance in Bedfordshire. 15 Roger died about 1221, when John son of William de Beauchamp and nephew of Roger paid 10 to have seisin of his uncle's lands in Eaton …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… Robert Selowe who was living in 151829. 31 In 1442 Roger Selowe had held 20 oxgangs, while 24 oxgangs were in … The latter at some time gave all his lands in Ebberston to Roger son of Ughtred, reserving a rent to himself and heirs, … the church of Ebberston were granted to Edward Downing and Roger Rant in 1590. 85 Charities The Wesleyan chapel, founded …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… to the east side of the southern kitchen wing. In 1271 Sir Roger of Calstone conveyed lands in Ebbesborne Wake to Walter …
A History of the County of Worcester
… 35 but in 1361 the manor was successfully claimed by Sir Roger Clifford, 36 who stated that his grandfather Robert … a rent in Eckington was granted to Walter Beauchamp by Roger de Ormsby, whom Richard de Muchgros vouched to … John Russell, 137 by whom they were immediately sold to Roger Walden and others. 138 After the earl's restoration he …
Magna Britannia
… when the Survey of Domesday was taken. In the year 1290 Roger, son of Walter de Chambreis was Lord of Barrowcote and … was held under him by an ancestor of the Morteynes. Roger de Morteyne sold it, about or after the year 1307 59, … It appears by Inq. ad q. d. I Edw. II. n. 40. that Roger Morteyne was then seised, or had been lately seised, of …
A History of the County of Rutland
… manor, 31 sold it in 1601 to Richard Halford, 32 son of Roger Halford of Welham (co. Leic.). 33 In 1621 Halford …