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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Hugh de Avranches, the other by a certain Hugh of Robert fitz Gerold. 21 The estates can only be conjecturally … Wilcot. This land may later have been granted to Richard fitz Aucher, bailiff of William Longespe; 23 Bickton (Hants) … until the 14th century. 25 Some of the lands of Robert fitz Gerold, the other Domesday tenant in chief, were …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… and in 1336 Edward III granted it in tail male to William Fitz Warin, 'le frere', for services he had rendered to Queen Philippa. 14 It remained with the Fitz Warin family until the 15th century. In 1403 Henry IV granted the reversion of Wilton at the death of Ivo Fitz Warin, if Ivo should die without male heirs, to his son …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… Street by the high west wall of the Cathedral Close is Symond's Street, at the St. Swithun's Street end of which are … building being divided into small tenements entered from Symond's Street. The building is set back from the street …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… K.G., ob. 15845, and his third wife the Lady Elizabeth Fitz Gerald. The earl's effigy shows him lying bare-headed in … of Henry VII, and two of its keys bear the arms of Thomas Fitz Alan Lord Maltravers, 146187, and of William Lord …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… Earl of Northumbria, was confined there. 5 In 1100 William Fitz Walter, who afterwards took the surname of Windsor, the … keepers and constables of Windsor Castle: Walter Fitz Other, 1086 434; William Fitz Walter, 1100; Hugh Pudsey, Bishop of Durham, 1190 435; …
Records relating to the Barony of Kendale
… that year in the king's court between Gilbert son of Roger Fitz-Reinfrid and "Aylewise" his wife, plaintiffs, and Henry … cited under Levens point to the same conclusion. Gilbert Fitz-Reinfrid probably enfeoffed his natural son, Roger de …