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The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… whom had three husbands. The former married first Robert Harleston, esq. of Essex; secondly Sir John Heveningham; and … minority. 9 In the 22d year of king Henry VIII. Henry Harleston of Cooksale, alienated this his moiety, with its …
A History of the County of Bedford
… 17 Between this date and 1403 the manor passed to Ivo de Harleston, who held it at his death in that year, though the …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… it to John Beale, who, about 1609, passed it away to John Harleston, of Ickham, and he settled it by will on Richard Harleston, who in like manner devised it to his kinsman …
A History of the County of Northampton
… Andrew and his wife Ann conveyed the manors of Great Harleston and Great Addington to John Clendon and Thomas … the Andrews family, by whom it was held with the manor of Harleston (q.v.). Both manors were entailed by John Andrews …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… 89 It seems that the gift appears in the grant by John de Harleston, John de Donewich and Richard de Mordon, clerks, as …
A History of the County of Essex
… Margaret died in 1391, leaving as heirs her grandsons Ives Harleston and Robert Pakenham, between whom Sir John's Essex estates were apportioned in 1400. 88 Ives Harleston died in 1403, holding Down Hall, and manors in … 1457 leaving a son, also John. 91 In 1467 Henry and Robert Harleston, uncles of the younger John, conveyed the manor to …
A History of the County of Essex
… issue between 1475 and 1494; by her second husband, Robert Harleston (d. 1471), another son John (d. c. 1496); her third … In 1494 the heirs to the estate were Hugh Tyrell and John Harleston, but in 1499, when Heveningham died, Hugh's brother William Tyrell and Harleston's 5year-old son (Sir) Clement were the heirs. 47 …
A History of the County of Northampton
… 336. Bk. of Fees, 934. See above, pp. 79, 103. Mostly from Harleston quarries: Chs. Archd. N'ton (1849), 244. The tower …