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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… The family of the Botelers, of whom was Sir William Boteler, lord mayor of London in 1515, were settled here for …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Esq; * Booth Hon. Langham, Esq; * Boscawen Hugh, Esq; * Boteler John, Esq; * Brace John Thurloe, Esq; * Braddyl …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… survey Biscopham. It was early a possession of the Boteler family; and in the 13th of Elizabeth, the manors of …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… who later held the manor for life with her husband Richard Boteler. By 1461 the manor had reverted to the Crown 62 and …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… had half the manor of Aighton in 1349, 59 and in 1351 John Boteler and others were charged with abducting Ismania wife … son of Henry and his wife Eleanor daughter of Sir Nicholas Boteler certain lands in Bailey, with remainders to Hugh son … of William de Clifton. Alice afterwards married Sir John Boteler, and in 1373 released her right to dower in lands in …
A History of the County of Oxford
… William de la Pole, duke of Suffolk (d. 1450), and Ralph Boteler, Lord Sudeley. In 1457 Woodstock was regranted … comptrollership and lesser offices in the park. 98 Ralph Boteler, Lord Sudeley, was steward by the 1430s, long before …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… and patron, also one of the said name in 1742. Nicholas le Boteler had a lordship in the reign of Henry III. which came …
Alumni Oxonienses
… Cornwall, 1598, buried 23 Oct., 1601. See Boase, 49. Boteler, Balthazar (or Butler) B.A. 17 July 1525, M.A. 2 … see Vivian's Devon Visitations & Cotton, i. 123. [ 25] Boteler, Edward 2s. Edward, of Danburie, Essex, militis. … 15 July, 1633, aged 18; for one of these names see D.N.B. Boteler, George s. Oliver, of Harrald, Beds, arm. St. John's …
London Bridge
… 15. Of John Colour (16s.) <13s. 4d.> 16. Of (Margery Boteler) {William Smyth} {Th Mason} <William Fifede> (16s.) …
Three fifteenth-century chronicles
… Thomas Fyndern, Roger Danby, John Grakyngthorp, John Boteler, John Acheton, Moreys of Berkley, Herry of Osey, John …