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An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Houghton, Taterset, Helloughton, Scirford, Hempton, and Barmere in Brothercross hundred; Wyverton, and Briston in … William and Ralph, granted them 40 s. per ann. in land at Barmere, lands at Stanhow, Plomsted, Wickmere, and at … of which Alan, son of Flaheld, gave, and Newmelle; land at Barmere, Stanhow, the church and manor of Wittune, land at …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Gallow and Brothercross Hundreds Barmere BARMERE, Called Benemare, in Domesday book, when it was the … to the custom of that age, the name (as I presume) of de Barmere. Nicholas de Barmere gave to the priory thirty acres …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… the Earl Warren. It extended into Bagthorp, Houghton, Barmere, Sedistern, and Helgeton, valued in the whole, in … knights fees, in East and West Rudham, Cokeford, Houghton, Barmere, Siddistern, Marsham, Geyton, Midleton, Clenchwarton, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… &c. in East, South, and West-Rainham, Helloughton and Barmere; lands, &c. in Over and Nether Geyst, Twyford, Wood, … in West-Rudham, called the Great Grounds;the manor of Barmere, and divers lands and tenements in Barmere, Barwick, and Bagthorp, held of the manors of Stanhow …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Wood-Norton, Fulmodeston, Geyst, Bathele, Gunthorpe, Barmere, Barwick, Stanhowe, North-Creke, Docking, and …