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A History of the County of Berkshire
… Parishes Blewbury with Upton and Aston Upthorpe BLEWBURY with UPTON and ASTON UPTHORPE … Isabel wife of Ralph Russel and Hawise wife first of John Botreaux, secondly of Nicholas de Moels. 103 The moiety assigned to Isabel was called the manor …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Holt is situated on the Oxford Clay region of north and mid-west Wiltshire. There is a strip of Fullers Earth … Cumberwell, Holt, Atworth, South Wraxall, Winsley, and Limpley Stoke. 3 Of these the Borough corresponded with … had married Mary Hungerford (d. 1533) suojure Baroness Botreaux, Hungerford, and Moleyns. 168 In 1535 the manor of …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… small outlying settlements nearby, Grittenham hamlet, and many scattered farmsteads. The north part of the parish … manor allowed them to be inclosed in Vasterne park, and they became part of Wootton Bassett parish. 3 Brinkworth … Eleanor's granddaughter Mary Hungerford, suo jure Baroness Botreaux, Hungerford, and Moleyns (d. c. 1533), who married …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… THE PARISH OF CHIDINGSTONE lies below the sand hills, and consequently in the district called the Weald. It is … woods, among them are situated Sharp's-place, Boarplace, and nearer the foot of the hill, Boar's-hill, usually called … of Thomas, lord Roos, of Kendal, and widow of Sir Thomas Botreaux, two sons; Sir Edward Borough, who married Anne, …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… Like most of the parishes in this hundred, it is long and narrow, and is crossed from east to west by the Ridgeway … younger daughter of James de Newmarch, to Nicholas de Moels. 23 Isabel, one of the heirs of John de Moels, great-grandson of Nicholas, 24 married William Botreaux, 25 whose descendants 26 held an overlordship in …
A History of the County of Somerset
… 11th century to the late 18th, drove a succession of mills and has been the principal source of water. The Windwhistle … successive points in the parish as Swan Down, Knoll hill, and White Down, forms much of the northern boundary. Most of … 40 Margaret was succeeded by her grandson, Sir William de Botreaux, who in 1459 received licence to alienate the manor …
Magna Britannia
… Dartington DARTINGTON, in the hundred of Stanborough and in the deanery of Totton, lies about a mile and a half from Totnes. Wick, Brooking, and Staple, are … of Henry III. it became the property of Nicholas Lord Moels or Mules 45, and descended from him through the …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Downton DOWNTON Downton, including Redlynch, Morgan's Vale and Woodfalls, and No Man's Land, pp. 1952; Barford pp. 525; … de Pole and John of Ingham, and then wife of William de Botreaux. 1184 In the 1260s John of St. Quentin held it of … perhaps Aubrey, 1185 but at her death c. 1270 Aubrey de Botreaux again held Hamptworth. 1186 The manor of HAMPTWORTH …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… name Kennett appears in records from the 10th century 2 and may have been applied to several settlements in the river … Book it was used of holdings which were later in East and West Kennett. 3 The lands of Kennett then probably lay … and to the heirs of two of Walter's daughters, Aubrey de Botreaux (d. 1270) and Isabel de Neville. 19 Aubrey's portion …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… to south-west axis some 27 km. west of Salisbury and 6 km. ESE. of Mere, was rectangular, some 6 km. long and 4 km. wide. In the 19th century Hindon was a civil … 1474 when COLEMAN'S was settled on Margaret, Baroness Botreaux (d. 1478). 195 The descent of the land is afterwards …