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Register & Records of Holm Cultram
… William de Somervilla, William de Heriz, William Engaine, Radulf de Soll[is], Radulph de Ludeseia [ read …
A History of the County of Essex
… escheator to deliver the manor of 'Tayden Garnet' to John Engaine and his wife Joan daughter of Joyce de Montfichet, as … assart a hay called Ruhedon. 68 It was no doubt from John Engaine that Gaynes Park derived its name. In 1287 he and his … and his wife Joan, who was daughter of John and Joan Engaine, and her heirs. 69 In 1294 Robert Fitz Walter, then …
A History of the County of Essex
… houses in Colchester and in Dedham, Great Horkesley, Colne Engaine, Thorpe-le-Soken, Little Holland, St. Osyth, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… four shields-of-arms, including those of Dencourt and Engaine, other miscellaneous pieces, among them four …
A History of the County of Essex
… death without issue in 1215 his lands were claimed by Viel Engaine and Roger Gernet, descendents of Richard FitzUrse's … had intruded into some of Curtenay's manors. In 1218 Viel Engaine was said to owe the king 10 marks for having seisin … the Upminster manor, but surrendered Bulwick. 115 Viel Engaine, from whose family the manor took its name, died in …
A History of the County of Essex
… is also consistent with an early origin. In 1223 Viel Engaine, lord of the manor of Gaynes, granted 40 s. a year … with the Engaines until the death in 1367 of Thomas Engaine, Lord Engaine. It then passed to Thomas's sister and coheir …
A History of the County of Essex
… Colne valley, but part of its wood was probably in Colne Engaine. On the four estates which later formed Crepping … Colne manor demesne was the 82-a. Westheywood in Colne Engaine; in Wakes Colne itself there was only the sparsely …
A History of the County of Essex
… of Serdeleshey or LOVENEY HALL. It was held of Colne Engaine manor until 1556 or later. 77 By the later 12th … nephew William Blunville disputed the estate with Richard Engaine between 1199 and 1201. 78 Another William Blunville …
A History of the County of Essex
… benefice was united with those of Earls Colne and Colne Engaine. 19 In 1254 the church, presumably the rectory, was … paten of 1789 given by M. R. Hills of Colne Park, Colne Engaine, and a silver salver of 1746. 70 The churchyard was …