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A History of the County of Leicestershire
… the manor came into the possession of the family of Lestrange of Cheswardine and Great Ness (Salop.) in the reign … evidence shows that SHANGTON was in the possession of John Lestrange II (fl. 11971234), and that he held knight's fee there by 1206. 23 John Lestrange II married Amice la Fusche, 24 and she, after her …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain (Simancas)
… enemy to Cecil. Some claim is put forward by Lord and Lady Lestrange, although I am given to understand their party is …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… whom see in Cranworth. In the 20th of Henry VIII. Thomas Lestrange, Esq. was lord, and held 300 acres of land, 12 of … King died seized of it, being then a knight. Sir Hamon Lestrange sold it in the reign of Queen Elizabeth to John … of Hunstanton. In the reign of Queen Elizabeth, Sir Hamon Lestrange sold them to John Richers, Gent. of Dersingham. …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… immediate descendant and heir, the Honourable Sir Henry Lestrange, Bart. died lord in 1760, and on a division of his … and Elizabeth his wife, passed it by fine to Sir Thomas Lestrange, of Hunstanton, Knt. in Trinity term, ao 21st Henry … Hecham juxta Mare. In this family it remained; Sir Henry Lestrange dying lord, and so came to the Stylemans. The …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Henry IV. sealed with 2 lions and a bendlet over all. John Lestrange, Esq. son of Sir John, married Alice, daughter and … to her 2d husband, John Twyer, Esq. of Suffolk. John Lestrange, her first husband's will was proved in November, … of Attleburgh, and dying in 1496, was here buried. Henry Lestrange, Esq. left by his lady, Catherine, 3 heirs, Roger, …