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A History of the County of Buckingham
… acknowledged. 42 Joan survived another husband, Aumary de Nowers, and died in 1310, when her son Robert Dakeney … in 1086 was the Bishop of Lisieux, 178 and William de Nowers, the descendant of Robert de Nowers, the sub-tenant of the Bishop of Lisieux in Gayhurst …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… until the reign of Henry III, when it was held by Joan de Nowers. 124 Thomas son of Stephen had lands in Shenley about …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… 23 Denise married Miles Hastings, 24 and Isabel William de Nowers of Gayhurst, 25 and their husbands held Stoke Goldington Manor in two moieties in 1276. 26 The Nowers moiety augmented by one-third of the Hastings moiety … was afterwards called Stoke Goldington Manor. Aumary de Nowers was holding in 1279 27 and 1284, 28 in the lifetime of …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… into two portions, corresponding to the manors held by the Nowers and Pevers, 8 each owing half a fee, in the 12th and … of the Biduns. 29 After 1300 the overlordship of the Nowers' manor is obscure; it was held of Baldwin Nevill in … by John de Bidun in the reign of Henry I to Ralf de Nowers, who was still holding in 1166. 35 His descendant …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… from the earldom, and is found in the possession of John Nowers in 1458, 11 1459, 12 and 1470, 13 after which date no …
A History of the County of Hertford
… large wood to the north-west of the parish called Aldbury Nowers, formerly known as Owrez. A windmill was erected at …
A History of the County of Rutland
… Neville, who married Joan daughter and heir of John de Nowers, was descended directly from Stephen de Neville. 53 It …
A History of the County of Northampton
… a messuage and 45 acres of land there. 67 In 1292 John de Nowers quitclaimed to Abbot Ralph the wood of Stoneway in …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… it had been settled. Clemence subsequently married John Nowers. 79 William Bessels, son of Thomas and Clemence, died …