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Magna Britannia
… held with Sawley, of which the prebendary is the patron. Draycote, a populous village in this chapelry, is chiefly … Sandiacre, Dale-Abbey, Stanton near Dale, Wilsthorp, Draycote, Little-Wilne, and Hopwell: the boys to be taught to …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… in dower, in exchange for 60 s. rents in Worldham and Draycote. 56 John de Venuz died without issue and was …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Waldeif and seems subsequently to have married William Draycote, as in 1443 the manor of Forshaw was settled on William Draycote and Margaret his wife and her heirs. 167 By her …
A History of the County of Surrey
… be holding the knight's fee in Tooting Graveney which John Draycote and John Dymoke once owned, 47 may have been the … Inq. p.m. 4 Hen. V, no. 14. Ibid. Feud. Aids, v, 126. Draycote was probably a feoffee. Chan. Inq. p.m. (Ser. 2), …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Sawaker. 208 The land was leased about 1180 to Sired de Draycote, the 'man' of the canons, for 15 s. a year. Another … became a Cistercian; 299 an early-16th-century one, Robert Draycote, was deprived by the bishop for illiteracy; 300 his …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… Martin. m. 26. Staff. The Prior of Stanes sued Philip de Draycote to acquit him of the service which William de … of rent in Fulverle (Footherley), and she sued Philip de Draycote, Reginald the Parson of the Church of Legh, and … form of it is Evan. See further on at page 64. Philip de Draycote, Reginald de Legh, and Richard de Sanbache were the …