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A History of the County of Warwick
… human terminal figures; the panels inclose the arms of Sir Thomas Dilke and Anne (Fisher), his wife. The flat ceiling is … the Clinton family through her marriage with John son of Thomas de Clinton of Amington. 37 John de Clinton died in … a few months later, early in 1597, conveyed them to Sir Thomas Egerton, the Keeper of the Great Seal, 70 from whom …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Further replacements, variously named Tanners Weir, Thomas Ware, and Coldharbour, were followed by a stone arched … then Viscountess Dungarvan, with Mary's surviving trustee Thomas Gape, seem to have shared ownership, but by 1688 their … sold with 1 a. of land in 1698 by Odingsells and Hayles to Thomas Poole who in 1714 sold it to Edmund Bower. In 1725 …
A History of the County of Northampton
… In 1330 Giles alienated the manor of 'Northasshby Mars' to Thomas son of Elias de Assheburn, 26 except which his mother … descended as Great Doddington (q.v.) until the death of Thomas Vaux, who died about 1556. 35 He was succeeded by his … from Mears Ashby church in 1330, 48 in which year his son Thomas, as mentioned above, acquired the North Half Manor. In …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… His estates being forfeited, 44 Medmenham was granted to Thomas le Despenser Earl of Gloucester, 45 who was beheaded … in 1400 for supporting Richard II, 46 and soon afterwards Thomas Fitz Alan was restored to the title and estates of his … Manor, 56 which was granted in 1553 by Edward VI to Sir Thomas Palmer. 57 On his attainder in the same year Queen …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… hall, consisting of two rooms, erected by the late Mr. Thomas Nuller. West of the church, on the south side of the … Richard Houtot had formerly held; 14 and three years later Thomas de Overton, William's son, held the manor of Medsted, … year, 21 who died in 1612, and was succeeded by his son Thomas, a child of six at the time of his father's death. 22 …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… messuage at Melbourn Bury. 64 In 1565 they were leased to Thomas Sterne, whose daughter Anne married Sir William … Warren was recorded as lord, 68 in 1656 James's son Thomas Ayloffe was lessee. 69 Thomas's elder brother William Ayloffe of Bassingbourn was …
A History of the County of Bedford
… the first by Islip Edmunds, London, 1764; the second by Thomas Russell, 1716; the third of 1626, inscribed 'Non verbo …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… with remainder in default to their sister Jane wife of Thomas Whichcote. 50 The male issue of the threebrothers … failing, the estate passed to Jane daughter of Jane and Thomas Whichcote, who married Christopher son of Sir Francis …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… further lands in Meldreth, probably the 1 hides which Thomas Mansell confirmed to it in 1226. 35 St. Evroul's land … his son, by 1569. 41 In 1576 John sold the manor to Thomas Sterne 42 and it descended with the lease of Melbourn … passed on Sarah's death to Bromsall, son of John's brother Thomas Crouch, then successively to John and Thomas, sons of …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Clackers Brook is mentioned in 1417 as 'Ludborn' when Thomas Trewin bequeathed a sum towards its maintenance. 27 … house of that name is uncertain. In the early 18th century Thomas Smith of Shaw House enjoyed the monthly meetings of … visited the manor eleven times between 1200 and 1212. 64 Thomas de Sandford was directed in 1216 to take possession of …