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A History of the County of Warwick
… the bishop granted the manor to one of the family of de Croome, 62 for in 1200 Adam de Croome granted 5 hides in Ingon to Thomas de Croome to hold of him in exchange for lands in Earls Croome, …
A History of the County of Worcester
… three years later to Simon Rice. 108 It then passed with Croome D'Abitot (q.v.) to Sir Francis Clare, who inherited it …
A History of the County of Worcester
… Parishes Hill Croome HILL CROOME Hylcromban, Hilcrumbe (xi cent.); Hullecrembe, … Hull (xiv cent.); Hylle Crumbe, Hylcrome (xv cent.); Croome Montis, Croomb (xviii cent.). The parish of Hill Croome, covering an area of 993 acres, lies in the south of …
A History of the County of Worcester
… which seems to have followed the same descent as Hill Croome in early times, is probably to be identified with the …
A History of the County of Worcester
… before the end of that reign to Simon son of Adam de Croome, for Simon was holding a hide at Huddington without …
A History of the County of Worcester
… Thorne in 1431, 150 but at the same date John D'Abitot of Croome was said to be holding the manor of Thorne. 151 Robert … Osbert D'Abitot held a knight's fee in Inkberrow and Croome under William de Beauchamp, who owed service for it to … then included land in Cookhill, in 131516. 162 Maud of Croome D'Abitt, who was perhaps Osbert's widow, gave 2 hides …
A History of the County of Worcester
… estate that it passed in the same way as the manor of Hill Croome 50 to Thomas Lord Coventry, who died seised of it in …
A History of the County of Worcester
… Thomas Lord Coventry, 138 and then followed the descent of Croome D'Abitot until 1831 or later, 139 when it was sold to …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… They included 30 a. bought from Francis Hayes by Henry Croome (fl. 1717). Croome's daughter Rebecca sold the land in 1729 to Humphrey … was owned by Mr. R. G. Baker in 1987. 355 In 1717 Henry Croome held a further 26 a. formerly part of Whitchurch and …
Magna Britannia
… of Trelevan was successively the seat of the families of Croome and Stevens, as lessees under the Trewollas: the …