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A History of the County of Warwick
… hamlets constituted a knight's fee held of Roger de Somery as of his castle of Dudley by a number of tenants. … as 1/10; fee. 12 On the death of Roger's son John de Somery in 1322 these holdings were represented by Anselm de … It appears to have originated in the park held by Roger de Somery in 1291, 38 the existence of which probably accounts …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… to Nichola third sister of Hugh and wife of Roger de Somery, 11 and from her descended to her son and heir Roger de Somery, who in 1280 was holding one fee of the king in … held half a knight's fee in Catherington of Roger de Somery. 19 Early in the fourteenth century Catherington seems …
A History of the County of Oxford
… honor of Dudley to the Paynel family and from them to the Somery family. 63 From 1220 to about 1270, however, … of the dower of Ida Longespee, the widow of Ralph (II) de Somery (d. 1220). 64 She married William de Beauchamp as her … death in about 1270 67 the fee reverted to Roger (I) de Somery, who died in or before 1273. 68 The male line of the …
A History of the County of Worcester
… of the barony of Dudley until the partition of John de Somery's lands in 1323, 10 when it was assigned to his … fee. 11 About the middle of the 12th century Agnes de Somery bequeathed half a hide of land at Churchill 'and the … to be buried there. 12 She was probably related to John de Somery, who had married Hawise, the sister of Gervase Paynel. …
A History of the County of Worcester
… to be paid. 17 In 1204 King John granted it to Ralph de Somery to be held by a rent of 4 13 s. 4 d., paid by the hands of the Sheriff of Staffordshire. 18 Roger de Somery, who was probably the son of this Ralph, obtained a … to the Crown, when the manor was given to Ralph de Somery, was granted in 1351 to Hugh de Wrottesley for life …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… in right of his mother, Margaret daughter of Roger de Somery, in 1342. After this date we lose sight of any …
A History of the County of Surrey
… of Dudley from William Fitz Ansculf to the family of Somery; early in the 13th century one Simon Fitz Giles owed … was possibly granted to the nuns of Kilburn by Roger de Somery, 76 for their prioress was found to hold lands of him …
A History of the County of Worcester
… in 1323 the knights' fees and manors held by John de Somery lay in nine different counties. 13 In 1166 Gervase … predeceased him, and his sister Hawise, wife of John de Somery, became his heir. 22 Although Hawise de Somery survived her brother, the barony passed on his death …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Oliver, and Roese. 47 Stephen leased the manor to John de Somery for life and then fled the realm for a felony. 48 John …