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A History of the County of Northampton
… and Gerard de Aylesford 125 and granted it to Philip de la Beche. 126 Philip's heir was his brother John who died before … de Sackville and his wife Joan, the eldest of the de la Beche heiresses. 130 The heiresses and their husbands granted it to Edmund de la Beche, Archdeacon of Berkshire, 131 who died seised of it …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… had granted his right in the manor to Sir Nicholas de la Beche. 173 Sir Nicholas did not, it would appear, feel … of Suffolk, 185 to whom in 1466 the heir of the de la Beche family quitclaimed all right. 186 The duchess held the … Alice, one of the sisters and co-heirs of John de la Beche of Aldworth. Robert died in 1361 seised of this manor, …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… manor of Mautravers was a windmill attached to the de la Beche holding, 13 which may be the windmill mentioned in … on whose forfeiture the land was granted to Nicholas de la Beche. 102 It was settled in 1338 103 on Nicholas and his …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… been alienated to Nicholas de Kingston and Philip de la Beche. 77 In 1300 Nicholas de Kingston conveyed his lands in … 78 who sold them in 1321 to John son of Philip de la Beche. 79 He was holding Ashden at his death in 1328, and … with Compton followed the descent of the manor of la Beche in Aldworth (q.v.) till it came into the possession of …
A History of the County of Oxford
… de Sackville had two wives. By the first, Joan de la Beche, he had a son, Sir Andrew, who died before his father; … five windows, bearing the arms of Malyns, Sackville, De la Beche, Hampden, and others. 137 Neither Wood nor Rawlinson …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… from its lords, the families of Paynell, Somery, de la Beche and Langford 8; the last reference to the overlordship …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… granted two-thirds of the manor in 1317 to Philip de la Beche for life with the reversion of the other third after … it. 88 By 1331 the lands had been restored to Philip de la Beche, who in that year settled them on himself for life with … in Swallowfield (Berks.) to his brother Edmund de la Beche (d. 1364), archdeacon of Berkshire, for life, with …