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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… husband's heir, his grandson Fulk Bourchier, later Lord FitzWarin (d. 1479). Fulk settled it on his wife Elizabeth … Dinham for life in 1466. 123 In 1507 their son John, Lord FitzWarin, confirmed his mother's life estate. 124 On the … Brandon (d. 1510), the estate reverted to John, Lord FitzWarin (created earl of Bath 1536, d. 1539). Thereafter it …
A History of the County of Somerset
… had licence to study in 1266 and farm his church. 211 Pain FitzWarin, rector 131819, only a subdeacon when instituted, …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… to be held as 1 knight's fee, to the Shropshire baron Fulk FitzWarin. 38 After the partition of the Peverel barony the … son and namesake 42 (d. c. 1197). 43 The latter's son Fulk FitzWarin (III), famed in romance as a rebel against King … Philip, 60 although it was from Maud (d. 1349) that Fulk FitzWarin (VII) (d. 1349) sought c. 1347 to reclaim it. 61 …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… Sir Nicholas Segrave, Sir John Clavering, Sir Fulk FitzWarin, Sir Gerald Salveyn, Sir William Tuchet, Sir John … Sir Nicholas Segrave, Sir John Clavering, Sir Fulk FitzWarin, Sir Gerald Salveyn, Sir William Tuchet, Sir John …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… a life-interest in the manor and advowson by William FitzWarin, presumably Robert's heir; 7 the grant was made …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… his park of 'Cowfold' (Cole Park), 306 and in 1236 Fulk fitzWarin received a similar gift for his park of 'Halweston' …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… lands to their daughter Isabel who married in turn Warin FitzWarin (fl. 1357) and William of Speckington (fl. 1374). …