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A History of the County of Somerset
… who by 1166 had been succeeded by his grandson Henry Newmarch. 39 Overlordship probably descended with that of Horsington until 1216 when it became part of Hawise Newmarch's share and descended in the de Moeles family. 40 …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… and that of the Fee of Gaunt (which, 32 E. 1. 3 John de Newmarch, is said to hold here and in Hawkesworth), were very …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… de Ballon, and in 1208 was held of the bishop by James of Newmarch as knight's fee; 169 soon afterwards it passed to …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… in marriage to his daughter. 98 It passed to her son Henry Newmarch, who confirmed the grant to Bermondsey Priory 99 … argent between twelve crosslets or. The moiety of James Newmarch's fee in Upton assigned to his younger daughter … the 13th century, when it belonged to the barony of James Newmarch. 135 Shortly after Newmarch's death a fifth part of …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Arg. Bingham. And Arg. five Fusells in Fesse Gules, Newmarch. An Party per pale Arg. Gules, and Sab. a Lion Ramp. …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… Fitz Rou. 21 Turstin's lands passed to the family of Newmarch, 22 whose lordship in Childrey was brought in marriage by Hawise, younger daughter of James de Newmarch, to Nicholas de Moels. 23 Isabel, one of the heirs … William de Frethorne held two knights' fees of Henry de Newmarch, 31 of which one was probably in Fretherne and the …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… and 3 Torteauxes in chief. Arg. 5. Fusills in Fesse Gules, Newmarch. In the Church South Aisle. Arg. a Lion Ramp. queve …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… Priory in 1092. 9 Wynebald's daughter married Adam de Newmarch, 10 and their sons inherited Hardwick. The eldest, … son. 92 In 1206, however, Wynebald's descendant James de Newmarch successfully claimed the advowson against the prior, … He was still alive in 1100 (ibid. ii, 73). G. F. and C. H. Newmarch, The Newmarch Pedigree, 7; Dugdale, Mon. ii, 73. …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… them passed, apparently through Winebaud de Ballon, to the Newmarch family. 44 In 1166 Henry de Newmarch was holding lands in Gloucestershire and … Abbey was recorded until 1795. 46 The intermediate Newmarch lordship passed to the Russell family but was not …
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