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An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… and 14th of Edward II.; after this, in the reign of Edward III. it came to Edmund Gurney by the marriage of Catherine, … of John Warncamp; and Ellen. It appears by the will of George Sefoule of Waterden, dated August 5, 1469, that he … Barsham, and Henry Walpole. 1461, Mr. Thomas Forest, by George Sefowle, Esq. 1467, John Cotton, by John Hoom, Gent. …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… whom he had a son, Bartholomew, who in the reign of Henry III. gave lands to the monastery of St. Osyth in Essex, for … Yokesford, and Bacton; and in the 13th of King Henry III. Joan, prioress of Campes in Suffolk, released to … Sir Robert de Thorp. 1365, Mr. Thomas de Schirford. 1387, George, son of Sir Edmond Thorp, by Sir Edmund. 1388, Richard …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… II. and Edmund appears to have a lete in the 5th of Edward III. Edmund de Lexham, and Matilda his wife, were living in the 7th of Edward II. and 21st of Edward III. In the 2d of Edward II. Ralph de Docking had 13 … him by the said Edmund and Maud; and in the 9th of Edward III. John de Patesley, and Henry de Pagrave held a court, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… de Penegisthorp; and Simon was lord in the 18th of Henry III. Soon after this, Richard FitzSimon was found to hold one … by Sir Robert Carbonnel. 1390, Mr. Henry Ake. Ditto, 1397, George Smith, by John de Wisbech. 1398, Nicholas Walter. … Ditto. 1403, Hugh Myngge, by John Spoo, &c. 1727, George Jacomb, on the death of John Scot, by Anthony Hamond, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… to be seized of it in the reign of King John and Henry III. a family of great eminency in the county of Norfolk: the … and was buried in 1480 at Sauston in Cambridgeshire; George, the eldest, was created Duke of Bedford by King … lady he had 6 sons and 6 daughters; Roger, John, Robert, George, Thomas, and Gyles;of the daughters, Thomasine was …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… its said) of John de Munpinzun, who in the 56th of Henry III. granted to John de Ryseby, by fine, a messuage, 47 acres … a son of Ralph, the said Giles holding, in the 3d of Henry III. two knights fees here, and in Naring, that is, in … was restored, most likely on the accession of King Edward III. and in his 6th year had a charter of free warren in …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… of Derham, in the reign of King John. In the 12th of Henry III. Philip de Paveli granted, by fine, to Ralph, his son, 80 … prior of St. Faith's held the 4th part, Ao. 20th Edward III. In the 46th of Edward III. Elizabeth, wife of Richard … 1397, John Tyd. Ditto. 1412, Robert Storm. Ditto. 1423, George Smith. Ditto. 1431, Roger Hill, by the prior, &c. …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… with a moiety of that of Stiberd, in the 3d of Henry III. Eustachia de Pavely was in possession of it, in 34th of … and tenths. In the chancel, on a brass, Here lyeth Syr George Brown, Sometyme parish priest of this town. Hic jacet … of Henry Yelverton, Esq. 1666, John Quarles, by Fran. and George Quarles. 1666, Robert Quarles, by John Quarles, S. T. …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Newton,) Fulco de Kerdeston was lord in the reign of Henry III. Agnes, his widow, held it by one fee, and paid 10 s. per … the Queen, a lapse. In 1603, he returned 67 communicants. George Hall, in 1605, by Sir Miles Corbet, 1628, Edward … rector, resigned in 1724, by Robert Walpole, Esq. 1724, George Jacomb, died rector in 1759, (rector also of Stanhow,) …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… the 3d part of a fee here, and in Taterset, Ao. 6. Henry III. The Church of All-Saints was a rectory, in the patronage … Edward Salter, by Christopher Seaman. 1664, John Pell, by George Violet. 1709, Nath. Osborn, by Sir Robert Drury, and …