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A History of the County of Warwick
… Baldwin of Aqualet (Staffs.), the manor passed to Henry Greswold Lewis and Mrs. Wilson, and in 1835 was sold by Mr. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… were in possession, and by 1568 it had passed to Margaret Greswold, Thomas Hall's daughter. Her son Henry gave it up to …
A History of the County of Warwick
… a CHANTRY in the church of Preston Bagot. 119 In 1547 John Greswold was paid 4 d. yearly 'for fyndynge of a light cauled …
A History of the County of Warwick
… wife of Sir William Throckmorton. She sold to Humphrey Greswold, on whose death in 1671 it passed to his brother Henry, rector of Solihull, whose son Marshall Greswold was lord of the manor when Dr. Thomas was writing, … Williams, 37 who was still lord of the manor in 1932. 38 Greswold. Argent a fesse gules between two running greyhounds …
A History of the County of Warwick
… a fesse ermine between three crescents or. The estate of GRESWOLD is once called a manor. According to a story told in … the reversion of Joan's . Sir John de Cantilupe made over Greswold to his daughter Katherine for life, and subsequently …
A History of the County of Warwick
… By Queen Elizabeth Longdon was apparently granted to John Greswold, 188 whose daughter Alice married Thomas … head of an angel, and a late-17th-century shield of the Greswold arms. In the north window of the north transept are … had become too small to support a chaplain, so Thomas Greswold was given leave to grant land and rents to the value …