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A History of the County of Worcester
… The first known tenants of the manor were members of the Musard family. In 13334 Nicholas de Wyshaw and his wife Agnes … had purchased without licence of John son of Masculinus Musard. 82 John retained land in Astwood, 83 and the estate … no. 70; 14 Hen. VI, no. 35; 16 Edw. IV, no. 66. Nicholas Musard, grandfather of John, had also probably held an estate …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… Alan it was held by Enisan 36 (Enisand, Enisam, Enisaunt) Musard, 37 sometimes called Murdac. 38 He held about … but it seems probable that 'the whole fee of Enisan Musard and the fee of Hervey son of Morin and the carucate of … C. of Westm. 1415. There has been much controversy as to 'Musard'; Enisan is called 'Musard' in the Norf. Dom. Bk. Fac. …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… He married Garsia daughter and heir of Alexander Musard, 203 and was dead by 11756. 204 In 1206 his son Wigan …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Farm. As the lords of Chilworth Valery and Chilworth Musard each had land in both the hamlets the descent of the … descended with the other Chilworth manor. In 1086 Hasculf Musard was already in possession of the estate (or part of it) later known as CHILWORTH MUSARD manor. A clerk's note added to the entry claimed it to …
A History of the County of Worcester
… Hugh le Despencer to King Edward II, who appointed Malcolm Musard and William Payn wardens in 1321. 36 A letter written …
A History of the County of Warwick
… the Conquest. In 1086 it was part of the land of Hasculf Musard, and was held of him by Humphrey, ancestor of the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 44 and in 1086 was held, as was Kiddington, by Hasculf Musard. Assessed at 5 hides and held as knight's fee, the manor descended in the Musard family but, as with their other Oxfordshire estates, … became tenuous in the late 13th century. 45 In 1279 Ralph Musard was said to be chief lord although he had been dead …
A History of the County of Oxford
… but in 1531 Wolsey regranted the manor to the king. 40 The Musard fee, or manor, called HORSPATH MAJOR in 12423, 41 is … of waste in Oxfordshire which Domesday assigns to Hasculf Musard without giving its precise location. 42 He was lord of … county including Heythrop. In 1199 his greatgrandson Ralph Musard, lord of the barony of Miserden (Glos.), 43 was active …
A History of the County of Warwick
… their son John married Elizabeth Chaturley, heiress of the Musard estates in Worcestershire (Astwood, in Feckenham). 33 …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… who was holding the manor in fee in 1167. 234 Alice Musard, who in 1226 was holding the fourth part of a knight's … Briwere, 235 was succeeded in its possession by William Musard, who about 1290 gave 3 s. rent in Eldon to the canons …