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A History of the County of Huntingdon
… and mercer of London, and his wife Isobel, and Thomas Staunton, citizen and mercer of London, 37 to whom and the … the manor and advowson with his wife Isobel and Thomas Staunton (who was Isobel's brother) in 14578. 39 Thomas Staunton died seised of them in 1478, when his heir was his …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… held of him in Scherinton, Screventon, Coliston, Dalinton, Staunton, and in Orskinton, 10l. Land for the Service of Half … the mother-church of Scarrington, Thoroton, and part of Staunton: it is dedicated to St. Mary. The body of the church … is the officiating minister at these respective places. Staunton, which Thoroton mentions below, has only a chapel, …
A History of the County of Warwick
… as holding the church with its chapels of Marston, Staunton or Stoneton, and (Lower) Shuckborough, and the … use of the vicar; the pension represen ted the tithes of Staunton. 19 After the Dissolution Henry Over alias Waver had …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… is used for ornament: At Kedleston-hall, in Derbyshire; Staunton-Harold, in Leicestershire; and Stanford-hall, in …
A History of the County of Worcester
… possession of William Horton of the neighbouring parish of Staunton. 59 His son Thomas Horton sold it in 1615 to George …
A History of the County of Hertford
… at Reed, she went to London, where she married Thomas Staunton, 'contrarie to the will and mynde' of her son, who refused to allow Staunton to enter the house at Reed and assaulted his …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Issue, to the right Heirs of the said Nicolas. Thomas de Staunton, and Alice his Wife, 2 R. 2, f. and afterwards, 8 R. … Bishop of Durham, and John de Popham. Sir Thomas de Staunton, Knight, and his Parceners, 13 R. 2. 6 were found to … Cousin of the Lady Alice, sometime Wife of Sir Thomas de Staunton, Knight, 7 H. 5, 8 released to Symon de Leke, 9 …
A History of the County of Warwick
… with Bentley, by Robert Moxon, Richard Price, Thomas Staunton, and Catherine his wife to Richard Geast, 51 lord of …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… eight Bovats (or Oxgangs) of Land there, and the Manor of Staunton on the Wolds, upon Sir John Leek, and Simon Leek his … Rents, &c. in the Towns and Fields of Hokesworth, Orston, Staunton, Thurverton, Aslacton, Flintham, and Farnedon, with … his word: the Witnesses were William de Dive, William de Staunton, Gaifr. de Claipole, Richard de Selton, William de …
Magna Britannia
… to the Rev. R. Holland, who is the present patron. Church Staunton CHURCH STAUNTON, in the hundred of Hemiock and in the deanery of … at Churchenford, January 25., and March 6. The manor of Staunton Tudenham belonged to the family of Tudenham in the …