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A History of the County of Berkshire
… It afterwards followed the descent of the manor of South Fawley (q.v.) till 1549, 45 when it was settled on George son …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… in 1602 sold their moiety of the manor to Francis Moore of Fawley. 70 The other half was inherited by Jane Bodenham's … whole manor. 73 It followed the descent of his manor of Fawley 74 (q.v.) till 1733, when Sir Richard Francis Moore … whose daughter Lady Wantage is the present owner. Moore of Fawley. Argent a moorcock sable. Reade, baronet. Gules a …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… Browne sold the manor in 1611 to Sir Francis Moore of Fawley. 94 Beauchamp of Hatch. Vair. Maidencourt followed the descent of Fawley (q.v.) till 1755, when it was sold by Sir John Moore …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… 73 The manor passed evidently in the same way as Stone in Fawley to William Bulkly and his wife Mary, who sold it in … refers to Langley in Eling and which to South Langley in Fawley. The manor LANGLEY or SIDFORD, 206 which included land …
A History of the County of Oxford
… was questioned by another Sir Thomas de Sackville, lord of Fawley (Bucks.), a distant cousin, who claimed to be Sir … lived until 1488. 60 In the meantime the Sackvilles of Fawley had again been attempting to get possession of … from two sons of Herbrand, the Domesday tenant of Fawley, and since at least the early 12th century had been …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… dates from 1756. ADVOWSON Exbury was a chapelry of Fawley until 1863. The earliest mention of the chapel is in … 1291, when 'Master Nicholas de Audeby' held the church of Fawley with the chapel of Exbury. 27 The next reference is in 1494. 28 In 1863 Exbury was separated from Fawley, the curate-in charge becoming rector, while the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… Parishes Fawley FAWLEY Falegia (xi cent.); Fallele (xiixiv. cent.); Falle (xiv cent.). Fawley parish is a low tract of land 9,850 acres in extent, … of Beaulieu Heath, the spurs of which extend into Fawley. Arable and pasture land, with fine woods of oak and …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… Parishes Fawley FAWLEY Falelie (xi cent.); Fallay (xii cent.); Fallegh (xv cent.); Fauley (xviii cent.). The parish of Fawley, which is bordered on the south and west by … was built by the Rev. John Stevens, 3 rector of Fawley, in the 18th century. 4 It is beautifully situated …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… Parishes Fawley FAWLEY with WHATCOMBE Farellei, Faleslei (xi cent.); Faleslea … Fallega, Fallele, &c. (xiii cent.); Fallye, Fawlye, Fawley (xvii cent.). The parish of Fawley, which lies on the …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… have been acquired by Henry Alford, son of John Alford of Fawley, for in 1623 he is returned as of Hall Place. 94 He …