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A History of the County of Rutland
… Oakham was the second important event of Norman times. To Walchelin de Ferrers, who certainly held the barony from … were administered, but the existing hall was built by Walchelin de Ferrers about 1190. It belonged to an early …
Great Haseley (Including Little Haseley, Latchford, Rycote)
A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 18, Benson, Ewelme, and the Chilterns (Ewelme Hundred)
… elsewhere. 8 In the 12th century the manor passed to Walchelin Visdelou, whose successor Humphrey Visdelou held it …
A History of the County of Northampton
… II's reign, Hartwell was among his estates which passed to Walchelin Maminot, who in 1138 held Dover Castle for the … castle guard at Dover continued in the 13th century. 31 Walchelin's daughter, who became a coheiress of his son (also named Walchelin), married Geoffrey de Say. 32 The overlordship …
A History of the County of Surrey
… the moiety of Greenwich, afterwards called Deptford, by Walchelin de Mamynot, 27 and 6,000 herrings out of his manor … 31 and in 1174 the church of Birling in Kent, the gift of Walchelin de Mamynot. 32 Further grants of land and charters … from whom the brethren obtained the manor of Kingweston. Walchelin de Mamynot is said to have died here. The king …
A History of the County of Essex
… two monks there to pray for his soul; but later Abbot Walchelin (1159-1164) transferred them to Colne, and Hugh de …
Westminster Abbey Charters, 1066 - c.1214
… 397; son of Turold the physician, 394 Robert, son of Walchelin (Walkelin), 261, 289, 297 Robert Tailleboys, and … Giffard, or Waldric), 59 W., sheriff of Nottingham, 56 Walchelin, bp of Winchester, 488 Walden (Essex, Waledene), …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… 143, 208 Wagstaffe, Jas., 108 waif, 32 Waite, John, 135 Walchelin, marshal to King Stephen, 74 Waldeffe, John, and …