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A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… hill pasture and waste. The surface is divided by the Mallore range of hills, extending from the north-east to the … eminences, of which the loftiest is Deechoid. From the Mallore range the ground slopes gradually towards the north, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of Clarendon. On the rebellion of Prince Henry, Anketil Mallore, one of his partisans, advancing to Northampton with … of Durham, Roger de Mowbray, Earl Ferrers, with Anketil Mallore and William de Dive, constables of the Earl of …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… of the founder John de Bidun and Egeline wife of Bertram Mallore; these were confirmed in 1227 (Dugdale, Mon. vi, 888; …
A History of the County of Warwick
… of the manor. 32 In 1202 Ralph Boteler granted to Henry Mallore 7 virgates in Marston, with the 7 villeins holding … 1279 these 7 virgates were held by Ralph de Ardern of John Mallore, who held of William Boteler. 34 In 1535 Pinley …
A History of the County of Warwick
… from Thomas son of Gurmund in 1199 22 and two from Gilbert Mallore in 1227, 23 which may account for the 3 virgates of … of his land to various persons; 100 s. worth to Henry Mallore in 1201, 90 and other portions to Reynold Basset, who also acquired land here from Henry Mallore, which Robert 'Fitz-Pernel', Earl of Leicester, …
A History of the County of Warwick
… the 12th century, as in 1202 William Mareschal and Ralph Mallore and Liecia his wife conveyed 2 virgates in Hyde to …