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London Marriage Duty assessment
… Wife £1 4s 25 John Dowman 4s 25 Will Hungerford 4s 25 Eliz Ratley 4s 25 Ann Barron 4s 26 Eliz Lane 4s 26 Roger } Sons 4s …
Middlesex county records
… Jane Leake spinster, all three of Edmonton; Richard Ratley gentleman, Margery Tenoker (?) spinster, Charles …
A History of the County of Oxford
… (d. 1504). 252 Thomas's brother William, 253 of Upton (in Ratley, Warws.), succeeded, and was followed in 1558 by his …
A History of the County of Oxford
… who had an estate in the neighbouring hamlet of Upton in Ratley (Warws.). 89 Robert Child died before 1783 when his …
A History of the County of Warwick
… 19 Until the end of the 13th century the Radbourne and Ratley lines of the Arderne, or Arden, family seem to have … shared Curdworth, but in 1281 Sir Thomas de Arderne of Ratley gave all his lands in Curdworth to the descendant of …
A History of the County of Oxford
… certainty from his more important relative Sir Thomas of Ratley (Warws.), 59 but Dugdale stated that he had found … in 1299, 63 but this was more probably Sir Thomas of Ratley. Rose presumably held Drayton in dower for she was … Dunsmore (Warws.), having reverted to Sir Thomas Arden of Ratley, was granted to the hospitallers: Cal. Pat. 128192, …
A History of the County of Warwick
… it is styled 'Edge Graunge alias Radway Grange alias Ratley Graunge'; it is therefore possible that the Edge Grange corresponds to the present Ratley Grange on the east side of Edge Hill and that the … when they transferred the united advowsons of Radway and Ratley to the Bishop of Coventry. 57 Charity The Church …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Parishes Ratley RATLEY Acreage: 1,729. Population: 1911, 267; 1921, 248; … occupied by the Oxfordshire parish of Hornton, from which Ratley is separated by a small stream. From Sugarswell Barns …
A History of the County of Warwick
… slopes of Edge Hill where it is crowned by Nadbury Camp in Ratley (q.v.). The church stands directly on the east side of …
A History of the County of Oxford
… The work was carried out by his mason William Hitchcox of Ratley (Warws.) and the foundation stone was laid in April …