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A History of the County of Warwick
… 37 The sub-tenant in 1235, 1242, and 1268 was Thomas de Arderne, a descendant of Turchil; in the first case Ralph de …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… 189 In 1630 the manor was sold by William Carique, William Arderne senior, and William Arderne junior, to Edward Bathurst. 190 In 1811 the manor was …
A History of the County of Worcester
… in 1322, 19 but Sarah was still holding it in 1323. 20 Arderne of Park Hall. Ermine a fesse checky or and azure. In … 23 By the marriage of his daughter Elizabeth with Robert Arderne of Park Hall 24 co. Warw. the manor of Pedmore passed … to the Ardernes. After the death of Elizabeth, Robert Arderne held it by courtesy, but, having sided with the …
A History of the County of Warwick
… 12 His son William gave, by permission of Thomas de Arderne, land and extensive pasturage to Combe Abbey 13 and … was holding the one-tenth fee in 1235, 14 as was Thomas de Arderne in 1242, 15 and William (probably his brother) 16 in … 18 This was an alias for William, son of William de Arderne, 19 whose descendant and namesake in 1369 conveyed …
A History of the County of Warwick
… in 1086 by Almar under Turchil, 8 whose grandson Hugh de Arderne, or Arden, owned it in 1155. 9 From Hugh it passed to … his manor of Ratley was valued at 6. 12 In 1279 Thomas de Arderne was lord of the vill, where he had 2 carucates of … in 1256. 43 In 1279 Hugh de Upton held of Thomas de Arderne's fee of Ratley 3 virgates as 1/10 knight's fee by …
A History of the County of Surrey
… 14534 the manor was conveyed by feoffees to John and Alice Arderne of Leigh (q.v.). 162 Richard Arderne, son of John, died in 1499, and left his estates to …
A History of the County of Worcester
… to son 123 until William Golafre sold or gave it to Robert Arderne 124 and John Spetchley, who were in possession in …