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A History of the County of Lancaster
… Holme 39 Duke of Lancaster exchange 3 Nov. 1376 William de Oke 40 " d. Jordan de Holme 19 May, 1378 Simon de Melburn 41 " res. W. de Oke 31 Aug. 1404 Roger Hawkshaw 42 Mr. Ric. de Winwick, &c. … of Richard, heir of Sir William de Molyneux, deceased. Oke was in minor orders only. Ibid. iv, fol. 89. He was …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… in 1513 180 some years after his attainder. The manor of OKE was apparently in the parish of Aston Clinton, but it is … and his wife Elizabeth held the manors of Chiverey and Oke in 1389. 181 Thomas St. Clare also held the manor of Oke in 1424, 182 but it is not mentioned again in the descent …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Farleigh bridge, lies an estate, commonly called Halfway Oke, formerly accounted a manor, and known by the name of …