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An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… BURNHAM SUTTON, So called from its site, lying south of the other towns. The manor of Virleys, held at the survey by … of Philip de Burnham, William de Grancourt, John Fitz Ralph, Hugh de Polstede, and Wil liam de Gymingham. Rectors. … 1422, Thomas Fyth. Ditto. 1424, John Mey. Ditto. 1430, Ralph Fouldon. Ditto. 1449, William Luys, by the Bishop's …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… BURNHAM THORP. There are several towns here adjoining of the name of Burnham, so called from a neighbouring stream, or … held by Godwin in King Edward's time, and after, by Ralph Earl of Norfolk, who on his rebellion in the reign of … in memory of Francis, wife of Samuel Richardson, clerk, daughter of Thomas Cornwaleys, Esq. who died January …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Ulp, All-Saints BURNHAM ULP, ALL-SAINTS. This town takes the additional name of Ulfe or Ulpe from its site, near the … each moiety was valued at 7 marks; the one was called Ralph's mediety, the other Thomas's. Peter-pence 6 d. Rectors. Mr. Ralph de Oxford occurs rector of one mediety, and Thomas of …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Montfort was lord of a considerable manor, in Burnham, at the survey, (which I take to be that abovementioned) which … the sheriff of Norfolk had a prcipe, to deliver to Sir Ralph de Hemenhale, and Emme his wife, his right, or part, in … and heir of Roesia, by Robert le Moyne; and the said Sir Ralph, and Emme, and John de Gimingham, 2 appear to be lords …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Dunton, so called, as sealed on a hill, was a beruite to the King's manor of Fakenham, at the survey, belonging to … to have given this town, with Doketon and Ketleston, to Ralph de Hauvile, to be held by petit serjeanty, the keeping … Bishop of London, Sir John Cobham, Knt. John Drew, clerk, and John Seymour of London, of this and several other …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… and Brothercross Hundreds East Rudham EAST RUDHAM Was the lordship of the Earl Warren; Toka, a Saxon thane, whom we … long, and one broad, and paid 4 s. and 3 d. gelt. 1 This Ralph was the ancestor of the family of De Cainety, or … John, Peter de Caineto, and Matthew his brother, Nicholas Clerk, and Godwin his brother, Scul.and William his brother, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… and Brothercross Hundreds East-Barsham EAST BARSHAM. In the same village, ( Barsham,) as we are informed from … the agreement that he had made to marry the daughter of Ralph de Gedding. This Maurice began his journey or … John, confirmed to Sir Hugh Hastings, and William Stather, clerk, the manors of Wolterton and Waldgraves in this town, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… SOUTH CREAK. Part of this town was a beruwite in the reign of the Confessor, to Herold's lordship of Fakenham … It remained in the Crown till King Henry I. granted it to Ralph de Beaufoe, to be held by the service of half a … daughter of Sir Thomas Gawsell, Kt. wife of John Shene, clerk, who died 1653. On a gravestone, with a brass plate, in …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Gallow and Brothercross Hundreds Fakenham FAKENHAM, At the compiling of Domesday book, was in the King's hands, … Herold was lord of Necton, and had a fee in Lyn, which Ralph de Tony enjoyed at the survey. In the 37th of Henry … of this church in 1405, rector also of Massingham Magna, clerk of the King's Chancery, keeper of the hanaper, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… and Brothercross Hundreds Fulmodeston FULMODESTON Was the lordship of William Earl Warren, and held of him by Walter; Toke, a great Saxon thane, held it in the reign of the Confessor, who was dispossessed at the … Crome. Ditto. 1587, Thomas Wilson, by William Clopton, clerk. 1655, Daniel Green, by Townshend Wilson, clerk. 1700, …