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A History of the County of Rutland
… Linc.), and with it Ketton, was granted by Henry II to Richard de Humez, whom he had made Constable of Normandy, 6 … and who in 1156 and later served as sheriff of Rutland. 7 Richard de Humez retired to the monastery of Aunay in … marks rent in Ketton, 10 probably granted to his house by Richard de Humez. William de Humez died about 1213, and his …
A History of the County of Surrey
… separate estates, the capital messuage being acquired by Richard Bennet, who was dwelling there in 1645, at which date … Portman in 1633. 54 Portman. Or a fleur de lis azure. Richard Bennet's daughter, Dorothy, inherited the Kew estate … of the Dutch House. 108 In the early 19th century Sir Richard Phillips described the Green as 'a triangular area of …
A History of the County of Sussex
… the moiety was sold by Lord Bergavenny and trustees to Sir Richard Michelborne, 11 who had already acquired the Norfolk … and was acquired from his son's trustees in 161819 by Sir Richard, 13 who thus became possessed of seveneighths of the manor. Sir Richard died in 1638, 14 and in 1652 his sons William, …
A History of the County of Bedford
… in the one-third part of a knight's fee then held by Richard de Melchebourne, John de Smyth, John Reyner and … Stephen Waukelyn held one-quarter of a knight's fee from Richard le Rous as of the barony of Bedford, 43 while in 1346 their respective heirs Richard Tetebury and Margaret Waukelyn held the same …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… his sisters, Anna Maria Sykes and Mary, the wife of Richard Willis. Richard Wingfield Willis, Mary's son, was heir to both … 38 In 1299 Roger and Alice conveyed lands in Keyston to Richard le Faukener of Keyston, clerk, 39 and in 1384 John de …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… here were also three Manors, which before he came, Harold, Richard, and Frane had, rated to the public Tax as six Bov. … Mess. and five Virgats of Land in Keyworth, and against Richard Barry (her Son) five Mess. and six Virgats of Land, … of the said Annora, whose Heir she then was, was seized. Richard Barry pleaded the said James died not seized, and the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… granted by the bishop to the de la Beres; and about 1230 Richard de la Bere enfeoffed Alan de Plunkenet of the manor, … Plunkenet manor held by the Skillings was granted to Richard Badger by Mary Skilling in 1570, probably as a … Plunkenet in 1520, leaving as his heir his grandson Richard, a boy of thirteen. 14 On the death of Richard, in …
A History of the County of Somerset
… of Maud (d. 1400), the third daughter, formerly wife of Richard, Lord Strange of Knockin. 52 Sir Hugh Luttrell, who …
A History of the County of Somerset
… 54 left an only daughter Alice, wife successively of Sir Richard Stafford and Sir Richard Stury. She held the manor in 1412 but died childless … (d. c. 1546) and his grandson, also John (d. 1565). 61 Richard Rogers, son and heir of the last, 62 was knighted in …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… 28 E. 2. manumitted Isabell, the Daughter of Raph, Son of Richard of Kilvington, and her two Daughters, Maud and … settled these Lands, together with some in Clipston, on Richard de Bingham, his Son, and Annora, his Wife, then in … Bodies, with Remainder to the right Heirs of the said Richard. Joane, the Widow of Robert Morin, then held these …