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A History of the County of York North Riding
… and onethird of the vill of Amotherby. 16 Part of the Paynel fee passed, like Hooton Pagnell in the West Riding, to … by his marriage with Frethesent daughter of William Paynel. 17 Andrew their son left a son Geoffrey, who died … of Appleton, however, passed to the Norman branch of the Paynel family, which held Drax and Barton-le-Street (q.v.). …
A History of the County of Sussex
… married Sir John de Camoys 37 but deserted him for William Paynel, whom she married after Sir John's death in 1298. 38 …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… 14 Barton in the next reign was in the possession of Ralph Paynel, 15 a tenant in chief in Yorkshire at the time of the … from Richard de Surdeval.' 17 The younger sons of Ralph Paynel, probably by Maud, 18 alone seem to have had any … Barton by the king's orders had been delivered to Fulk Paynel. 21 In 1205 the king commanded the sheriff to seize …
A History of the County of Worcester
… the Survey. 64 The overlordship passed with Dudley to Fulk Paynel, 65 and afterwards descended with the manor of … de Beauchamp held 8 hides at Belne of the fief of Fulk Paynel. 71 The large increase of 5 hides in its extent is not … were included in this return, though they were not of Fulk Paynel's fee. Brian's Bell was held by the Beauchamps under …
A History of the County of Warwick
… in Birdingbury. 10 John leased the manor for life to John Paynel, as half a knight's fee, 11 and he had a grant of free …
A History of the County of Bedford
… Joan, who married first Michael Picot, and secondly Ralph Paynel. To the first of these co-heirs, Ida de Steyngreve, … Beauchamp, married first Michael Picot and secondly Ralph Paynel; and in 1318 an inquisition into her property in …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… before 1322; he demised the manor for life to Richard Paynel, upon whom, together with his wife Sibyl, 7 virgates … himself and his heirs. 83 The manor, which became known as PAYNEL'S COURT, was held in succession by John 84 and Thomas Paynel, 85 the latter of whom sold it in 1381 to Thomas …