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A History of the County of Hertford
… In 1206 a dispute seems to have arisen between Roger de Tony and the canons of St. Paul's with regard to their right …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… was blocked by imparking around Wilbury House in Newton Tony parish in the 18th century. 13 The old road south of the … of Wilbury park or the road on the boundary with Newton Tony and the old Hungerford road. 14 In 1835, however, a … was completed, a new section of road was made in Newton Tony, and the road through and south-west of Cholderton …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… Gillcroft, by Gill Lane, apparently to Henry son of Robert Tony of Bromsberrow, who in 1293 granted them to William son …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… house. Of what may have been a manor of NETTON Alice de Tony (fl. 1103) gave hide, possibly the demesne land, to the … with pasture rights given to Durnford church by Isabel de Tony or her husband Walter son of Richard in the mid 12th …
A History of the County of Hertford
… to the Gesta Abbatum, King William granted it to Roger de Tony, Thoni, or Todeni, who undertook to perform all the … imposed upon Turnot. The Domesday tenant was Ralph de Tony, 5 but Mr. Round points out that his father, who was … This manor descended from father to son in the family of Tony till Robert, Lord Tony, died in 1310, 6 leaving as his …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the avus of king Henry III had given his land to Ida de Tony pro servicio suo. 52 Ida, presumably one of Henry II's … a daughter of Robert of Chaumont, 53 and wife of Roger de Tony, 54 a tenantin-chief and member of a junior branch of the Tony family, the caput of whose barony was at Flamstead …