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The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… of the right reverend the lord bishop of Rochester. William Dalyson, esq. of West Peckham, is the present lessee … Palmers were succeeded here by the Leeds's, one of whom, William Leeds, lay interred in this church, whose arms, A … like manner to Mr. John May, whose two sons, Mr. John and William May, of this parish, afterwards possessed it. The …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… the rest of her property at their discretion. 26 In 1544 William Dale, 27 probably a trustee, conveyed the manor of … was sequestered, and in 1651 Elizabeth Curll his widow and William Curll his son and heir petitioned for its discharge. … and descended to Sir Walter Curll, bart., son and heir of William, who dealt with it by fine and recovery in 1674. 39 …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Sock and Bearley from the men of Ilchester to give them to William the Dane in exchange for Petherton park. 10 An … 1224 concerning a carucate which Richard had conveyed to William son of Ralph. 38 William the Dane, perhaps John's father, was the founder of …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… hereditary constables of Durham Castle from the time of William the Conqueror, 18 and therefore presumably tenants of … defender of the bishopric in 11414 against the invasion of William Cumin. 23 He alone of the barons of the bishopric … it as a place of refuge for the legally elected Bishop William de St. Barbara. 27 Roger de Conyers, son and heir of …
A History of the County of Warwick
… 34 By 1242 the manor of Solihull was in the possession of William de Oddingeseles, 35 youngest son of Hugh and Basile, … and in 1250 he was given the right of free warren here. 37 William was still alive in 1263, 38 but was probably dead by 1271. 39 He was succeeded by his son William, who in 1285 was claiming view of frankpledge with …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… his notorious wife, who was daughter and sole heir of William Viscount Grandison. 20 Anthony Hammond died in 1680, … of Ramsey. The former pleaded the charters of Kings Edgar, William I and Henry III granting soc and sac and other … the howse [over the moat] into the parke.' It was made by William Medley and Thomas Lovell, the queen's surveyors for …
A History of the County of Oxford
… was presumably uninhabited in the early 16th century, when William Fermor built a new manor-house on another site, but … was the new manor-house, built early in the century by William Fermor on a new site south-east of the village and … in 1847. 31 It was built in about 1615 by the rector, William Juxon, and was a large stone house with a high gabled …
A History of the County of Somerset
… origin, though ornamental planting was begun by William Howe in the late 18th century. 32 The total amount of … 83 It was apparently rebuilt in its original style by William Pinney in the 19th century and bears his initials. 84 … to the east has curved windbraces. In the 17th century William Taylor had a 'fair dwelling house' on the east side …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… held in Sonning Park, 24 and for other land there held by William de Earley he gave a hide of land within the manor of … the bishop in 1216, receiving at the palace the ransom of William Daubeny, one of the insurgent barons. 26 In 1227 … commissioned to arrest and keep safely all goods late of William Aiscough, Bishop of Salisbury, who had been murdered …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… Walter Tyrell crossed when escaping after the shooting of William Rufus. 2 Avon Tyrell Cottage in the extreme … Conquest had been held by one Edric, 7 belonged in 1086 to William son of Stur, but by that time 4 hides of the manor … in 1376, having settled the manor upon his sons Henry and William, who were given successive life estates with entailed …