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A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… and the remaining 3 hides had come into the possession of Picot the sheriff. Picot claimed to hold one of the hides in exchange for land … as a single manor. It is probable that part at least of Picot's Domesday estate in HATLEY ST. GEORGE descended like …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… still visible in 1971. Manors and Other Estates. By 1086 Picot the sheriff had received for two manors 15 hides in … History. The largest estate in Hinxton in 1086 was that of Picot the sheriff. Seven hides and 3 yardlands were in his … 207 Church. A church at Hinxton existed by 1092, when Picot the sheriff granted it to his newly founded house of …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… remaining land, over 5 hides, was swept into the barony of Picot the sheriff. 37 The descent of the KINGSTON WOOD manor, almost certainly representing Picot's estate, followed that portion of Bourn which passed … or Pecche. 39 Ralph de Banks held 5 hides and 16 a. of Picot in Kingston in 1086. 40 In 11301 William de Banks was …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Tythes went to the Priory of Norton, accordingly. 3 Peter Picot, Son of Peter Picot, Lord of Ratcliff-on-Sore, gave to God and the Church … for Felony. 5 There was a Trial, 10 E. 1. between Peter Picot, Plaintiff, and William Hafard, and Hawisia, his Wife, …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… been the widow of a member of the Lascelles family, as Picot de Lascelles held the manor in the early 13th century …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… in Newsham. In 12867, by what title does not appear, Henry Picot or Pigot, 194 presumably a connexion of Cassandra who …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… Gamel held the rest with one hall. In 1086 it was held by Picot, who also held of Count Alan Maunby and Solbergh 23 in … 'the family of Lascelles frequently affected the name of Picot and all the possessions of this Picot came to them and remained in their family for several …
A History of the County of Warwick
… his rights therein to William son of Gilbert son of Picot, 11 presumably about 1219, in which year William Picot occurs as a justice for gaol delivery in the county. 12 … families of Murdac and Ireys, and the third to Nicholas Picot, who is alleged to have alienated it to Gilbert …
A History of the County of Surrey
… of Richard de Tonbridge, of whom it was held by Picot. The extent then included a mill, and a rent of 500 … and Nevills. 54 (See manor of Long Ditton.) In 1086 Picot held under Richard de Tonbridge the land that had … Talworth Court. Early in the 13th century, William Picot appears as witness to a charter of Peter de Talworth, …