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A History of the County of Buckingham
… MEDMENHAM MANOR was held by Wulstan, a thegn of King Edward, 30 and in 1086 of the king in chief by Hugh de … death in 1434 to her granddaughter Elizabeth wife of Sir Edward Nevill, kt., 49 sometimes styled in her right Lord … whole of Medmenham Manor, 56 which was granted in 1553 by Edward VI to Sir Thomas Palmer. 57 On his attainder in the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… by a perambulation of the manor taken in the reign of Edward VI, 6 by the fact that the tithing of Medsted sent a … previous to its purchase by Sir John Gate in the reign of Edward VI, included in his survey the parish of Medsted, … year John Henley conveyed it to Joseph Mayor. 25 In 1748 Edward Rookes was holding Medsted, though whether by purchase …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… old people's housing. In the same year the Foundation of Edward Storey, Cambridge, built 8 clergy widows' bungalows … by King Edgar to Ely abbey in 970 were included in King Edward's confirmation of the abbey's estates in the mid 11th … Bury were leased in 1820 to John Fordham's son, John Edward Fordham (d. 1881), who in 1842 was allotted c. 193 a. …
A History of the County of Bedford
… in whose hands it remained until the Dissolution. 10 Edward VI in 1549 granted Melchbourne Manor to the Earl of … Bedford continued to hold Melchbourne 13 until 1608, when Edward Earl of Bedford conveyed it to Oliver St. John. 14 The … free warren to the knights by Henry III was confirmed by Edward I in 127980. 17 In 12923 a licence that sounds …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… of Arundel, 33 in 1480, the custody during the minority of Edward son of the duke, being granted to John Hays 34; Sir …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… settled on the marriage of her daughter Agnes Ann Ellis to Edward Thomas Egg (d. 1905), a Congregationalist minister in … held with Shepreth and Malton by their younger son Edward, and with them was devised to his nephew Thomas … Elizabeth was lady of the manor in 1691. John's nephew Edward held it by 1695 150 By 1706 Flambards had passed to …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… 50 a year should be rendered at the Exchequer. 82 In 1274 Edward I persuaded the countess to lease the manor to the … settlement. 205 He sold it in 181718 to Thomas Bruges and Edward Phillips. 206 No further record of the manor has been … to his son Charles 227 who in 1719 sold them to Sir Edward Des Bouverie. 228 Sir Edward was succeeded by his …
Magna Britannia
… Treasurer. Sir Robert Parving had a confirmation from King Edward III. in 1335, of a market at Melmerby on Wednesday, … discontinued) which had been originally granted by King Edward I. to John de Wigton. Sir Robert Parving was succeeded … William, whose posterity possessed it till the reign of Edward II. In the parish church of Millom are several …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… 38 who in 1559 conveyed it to Ralph Gower. 39 Roger Gower, Edward Gower, Robert Philipson and Anne his wife, and … Abbey and its late possessions were then granted to Edward Lord Kinloss and Bruce of Kinloss, 80 whose …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… his son John in tail-male, with remainder to his brothers Edward and Reynold and their issue. 24 Edmund died in 1540, … The inheritance therefore passed to Edmund's brother, Sir Edward Bray, kt., who died in 1558, being succeeded by his son Edward. 27 The latter, about 15656, conveyed the manor to …