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A History of the County of Oxford
… later history of this estate is not known. In 1310 Henry Marwell, Bishop of Winchester, granted a house and 96 a. in …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… daily in the chapel of St. Stephen and St. Lawrence at Marwell, in lieu of the sum of money which they used to …
A History of the County of Oxford
… name is misspelt 'Manuall' on the O.S. map. It was called 'Marwell' in 1769: Queen's Coll. Arch. D. Garsington 4Q. 20. …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… Skilling, of Draycott, and daughter of John Ernelay of Marwell. 10 The Ernelays had a good deal of land in Sparsholt … both William de Sparsholt and John Ernelay were called 'of Marwell.' The half of Kilmeston Plunkenet manor held by the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… the village the road forks north to Twyford and south to Marwell Hall, round a small triangular green. On the north … within, and the date 1681 on the tap-room fireplace. Marwell Manor Farm, the manor farm of Owslebury parish, stands on the site of the ancient palace of Marwell, which was probably destroyed 1 in the sixteenth …
Magna Britannia
… from Kingsbridge, and four from Modbury. The villages of Marwell, Renton, and Langston, are in this parish. The manor …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… of Twyford to the crown in exchange for other lands (vide Marwell manor), and it was at once granted by Edward VI to … the descent of the manor of Twyford is the same as that of Marwell in Owslebury parish (q.v.) In 1857 the manor with … Rec. Soc.), i, 45. Pat. 5 Edw. VI; pt. 6, m. 20. See also Marwell. Ibid. pt. 5, m. 29. Clerical Guide, 182941; Clergy …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… large chantry foundations. The small country college of Marwell owed its origin to Bishop Henry de Blois (1129-71), …
Alumni Oxonienses
… aged 15; student of Middle Temple 1605, as 3s. John, of Marwell, Hants, kt., 1591. See also Edward 1594, and Thomas …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… secretary Thurloe from Bruges. Vol. xlii. p. 529. Sir, I Marwell verry much, that I can receave noe countenance from …