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A History of the County of Northampton
… Gunfrid de Chocques (Cioches). 4 In the 12th century the 'Chokes' fee had been increased by hide, and was held by … fee. 7 The overlordship continued with the honor of Chokes until 1428, 8 and it was afterwards held in chief. 9 … Honors and Knights' Fees, i, 21) suggests that the fee of Chokes held in 1166 by Robert son of Sewin may have been …
A History of the County of Hertford
… part in Northamptonshire and were known as the honour of Chokes. 5 These lands descended to Anselm de Cioches, who … lands. 6 He was succeeded by his son Robert de Cioches or Chokes. 7 Robert was the last in the direct line to hold this … Arras, 14 presumably his son. Robert granted the honour of Chokes to Robert Count of Gisnes, who became the advocate of …
A History of the County of Northampton
… of Ralph from Robert de Newburgh and descended with the Chokes fee in Wollaston (q.v.). 5 Another portion, which …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… the conveyance of 1544. 63 In 1086 Gunfrey de Cioches, or Chokes, held another manor in WINGRAVE assessed at 6 hides. … the next century as one and a half fees of the honour of Chokes, 66 a Northamptonshire barony. 67 It passed to … by his son Robert. 69 The last of this family, Peter de Chokes, was Sheriff of Northamptonshire in 1205. 70 Their …