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A History of the County of Northampton
… 22 and presented to the church in 1349. 23 In 1357, Roger Tony, evidently a trustee, granted to John de Nowers and Maud …
A History of the County of Essex
… 1066 by Etmar and in 1086 by Roger as tenant of Ralph de Tony, may have become part of Otes manor in High Laver. In 1086 Roger also held of Ralph de Tony 1 hide at Laver and in Harlow hundred. Neither Housham nor Laver is known to have been held by Ralph de Tony's heirs, the lords of Flamstead (Herts.), 30 but an …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Parishes Newton Tony NEWTON TONY Newton Tony 1 lies in the Bourne valley 13 km. north-east of … to south-west across the middle of it. The suffix Tony is the surname of the lords of the capital manor in the …
A History of the County of Hertford
… and gave the manor of Studham to his follower Robert de Tony or Todeni of Belvoir before 1086. 7 At this date Baldric was holding the manor of Robert de Tony. 8 The overlordship of Studham and Barworth was given by Robert de Tony to his daughter Agnes, wife of Hubert de Rye. 9 Her son …
A History of the County of Bedford
… and gave the manor of Studham to his follower Robert de Tony or Todeni of Belvoir before 1086. 7 At this date Baldric was holding the manor of Robert de Tony. 8 The overlordship of Studham and Barworth was given by Robert de Tony to his daughter Agnes wife of Hubert de Rye. 9 Her son …
Magna Britannia
… de Mayne, whose grand-daughter brought it to Roger de Tony. In the reign of Edward II., it belonged to Walter … times a market on Thursday, granted, in 1298, to Robert de Tony, with two fairs for eight days each; one at the festival …