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A History of the County of Northampton
… known as Barnard's Manor. The remainder, called later Turvill's Manor (q.v.), was divided between Margaret wife of … the other half of the manor of Doddington from Richard Turvill and had settled it in 1589 on his younger son … sable. The other moiety of the manor, afterwards known as TURVILL'S MANOR, was held by Thomas Hunt during his life, and …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… Matthew's heir Robert Osgodby sold the reversion to Hugh Turvill of Normanton (Lincs.). 101 In 1343 Hugh sold the …
A History of the County of Warwick
… as half a knight's fee and was in the hands of William de Turvill in 1190, when he mortgaged his land here to Richard Kent. 45 His co-heirs Simon de Turvill and Roger de Craft held the half fee in 1235, 46 as …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 191 Charities. By 1718 Henry Kebble, of South End in Turvill, had settled in trust 5 for the poor. 192 It appears …
Magna Britannia
… third of it: the other coheiresses married Marchinton and Turvill. 13 It is probable that Richard Stafford, to whom the …