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A History of the County of Worcester
… Norman Washbourne, 91 his son by his second wife Margaret Poer, and Norman was returned as the owner in 1431. 92 …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… 13 Alice had taken as her second husband Robert le Poer, and they were holding their share of this manor in …
A History of the County of Worcester
… have become merged with an estate held in 1086 by Walter Poer, afterwards the principal manor in Peopleton. In 12801 … no further trace has been found of this estate. Walter Poer (Ponther) in 1086 was holding 3 hides at Peopleton, and … Churchill, a rebel, who held land at Peopleton of William Poer's fee, was in prison, and part of his estates were given …
A History of the County of Worcester
… is first mentioned in the 13th century, when William Poer gave land there to Gervase Abbot of Pershore 102 …
A History of the County of Worcester
… of Westminster in 1086 by Walter Ponther, ancestor of the Poer family, who had succeeded Godric here as at Clevelode. … probably had a separate existence at an early date. Walter Poer's estate at Pirton, afterwards known as Pirton Power or Abbot's Pirton, descended with Battenhall 13 in the Poer family. William Poer of Pirton occurs in 1175, 14 and …
A History of the County of Worcester
… 20 by Urse the Sheriff, 21 Gilbert Fitz Turold, 22 Walter Poer (Ponther), 23 and a Frenchman Artur 24 respectively. The … time of Edward the Confessor and which was held by Walter Poer (Ponther) in 1086. 77 It was held under the Abbots of Westminster till the 15th century. 78 Hugh Poer in 1166 held three knights' fees in Worcestershire and …
Magna Britannia
… at Locko belonged then to the families of Frecheville and Poer, all held under Edmund Earl of Lancaster. 28 King Edward …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… history of the Seacourt family comes to an end. Walter le Poer of Tackley (co. Oxon.), whose interest is uncertain, was … and a half knights' fees in Seacourt in 1428. 46 Roger le Poer, the heir of an earlier lord of the manor, released all …
A History of the County of Worcester
… under-tenants of the Beauchamps were the Poers. Roger Poer held a fee in Shrawley of William Beauchamp early in the … dealing with land in Shrawley in 12345. 13 In 12489 Hugh Poer granted 2 carucates in Shrawley to William Poer, 14 who claimed free warren in the manor in 12745. 15 He …
A History of the County of Warwick
… viii, 170. When Ela and her second husband Eustace le Poer presented to the church of Solihull: Dugd. 940, 943. G. …