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A History of the County of Oxford
… tenant at Ducklington in 1086 was probably Roger de Chesney, since Ducklington and Roger's other Domesday estates … were all later held by the Chesneys. 44 Hugh de Chesney (fl. 1163), probably Roger's eldest son, was succeeded before 1166 by Ralph de Chesney 'of Ducklington', who was amerced for forest offences …
A History of the County of Sussex
… Roger by Robert (fitz Tetbald) and under him by Ralph (de Chesney), as 1 hide. 24 Robert's estates became the honor of … to Durford Abbey, at the request of his mother Maud de Chesney, land in Fernhurst forming part of Buddington; 27 and …
A History of the County of Northampton
… Neston, probably in the 1150s, when he notified Robert de Chesney, bishop of Lincoln, of his gift to the nuns of … P.R.O., CP 25/1/179/97/3-5. P.R.O., E 326/3229 (Robert de Chesney was bishop from 1148 to 1166); V.C.H. Northants., ii. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… forty-two, Bishop Alexander added 'several'; and Robert de Chesney added one, raising the number to fifty-four. 53 This … the Godstow Cartulary 54 definitely stating that Robert de Chesney turned his manor into a prebend. It had originally …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Laughorne read Langhorne, 313, 17 lines from bottom, for Chesney read Cheney. 363, line 24 from top, for Edw. read …
A History of the County of Leicester
… also Hereswode Charyte, Wm., 3845. Cheshire, John, 379 n. Chesney, Edw., 145. Chester, 32, 34. Chester, Earl of, see …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Delamere's family well spoken of in Lord Conway's visit to Chesney, Sieur la, tutor to the Earl of Northumberland, pass …
Calendar of Documents Preserved in France
… of, 503. Cheruetvilla [? Cheffreville, Calvados], 529. Chesney, Robert de, bishop of Lincoln, 78, 191, 204, 484, …
Calendar of Documents Preserved in France
… 443. See also Alexander; Bloet, Robert; Blois, William of; Chesney, Robert de; Constanciis, Walter de; Hugh; Henry II., …