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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I
… Baron of Sir Robt. Offley, Lord of the Manor of Dalby-Chalcombe, co. Leicester, help from June 1603 to April 1620. …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… Crown, was in 1327 granted for life by Edward III to John Chalcombe and Cecily his wife, in compensation for the losses … however, was unsuccessful, and on the deaths of John Chalcombe and Cecily 24 the manor again reverted to Edward …
A History of the County of Warwick
… in frank almoin by Bertram de Makestoc to the priory of Chalcombe (Northants.) in 1226. 68 This may have been the … for which Stoneleigh Abbey paid 23 s. 8 d. yearly to Chalcombe. 69 Church The parish church of ST. MARY consists …
A History of the County of Oxford
… in 1166. 57 Later one of Ivry's 3 hides passed to Hugh de Chalcombe, Henry II's Justiciar of Normandy, who bestowed it … together with a wood on his foundation of Austin Canons at Chalcombe (Northants). 58 A general confirmation of their … charters of this grant made by the descendants of Hugh de Chalcombe. 59 According to the return of 12423 they held it …
A History of the County of Warwick
… manor, held of the Priory of Coventry, 25 to the Prior of Chalcombe (Northants.) for the provision of four extra canons … later Hugh son of Henry de Braundeston sued the Prior of Chalcombe for the manor, which he claimed had been entailed … favour. He then enfeoffed John de Haveryngdoune, vicar of Chalcombe, and Thomas Sarazin, chaplain; but on his death-bed …
A History of the County of Northampton
… 1660 with Gifford, Samuell, Tompkins, Battison, Plowman, Chalcombe, Day, and Roberts, 114 whereby all the nine parts …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… his forfeiture in 1326. 148 Edward I granted it to John de Chalcombe and Cicely his wife for life in 1327, 149 and three …
A History of the County of Warwick
… 34 after which date it followed the same descent as the Chalcombe manor, though the two are still mentioned as … Chaucombe granted an undertenancy of all his lands here to Chalcombe Priory (Northants.); 35 this must have been about …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… 18 Later in the century Henry de Thistleden and Thomas Chalcombe 19 were, it seems, holding the manor jointly, but before the beginning of the 14th century Thomas Chalcombe was holding the whole manor and receiving grants of free warren, &c., in the same. 20 John Chalcombe, successor of Thomas, died seised of the manor, …