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Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry VI
… See Whitchurch. Qwynbargh, Qwynbergh, co. Norfolk. See Whinburgh. R Raans [in Amersham, co. Buckingham], Raanes, …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry VI
… 305. Quykeleswyke. See Whittleswick. Quynbergh. See Whinburgh. Qweene, Thomas, of Boston, baker 114. 'Qwene …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Richard II
… 397, 416. Whichewode. See Wychwood. Whighte. See White. Whinburgh, Whynbergh [co. Norfolk], rector of. See Pigot, … Whynalton, Robert, 266. Whynbergh [co. Norfolk]. See Whinburgh. Whynfell, co. Westmoreland. See Whinfell. Whystan, …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward III
… See Wheatley. Whichford, Whycheford [co. Warwick], 436. Whinburgh, Qwenebergh, co. Norfolk, 10. Whinnow, Quynhowe …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Richard II
… John, 72, 84, 277. While, co. Dorset. See Wild. Whinburgh, Whynberwe, co. Norfolk, parson of. See Langtoft, … 25. -, William de, 458. Whynberwe, co. Norfolk. See Whinburgh. Whynne, John, chaplain, 282. Whytby. See Whitby. …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry VI
… 183. Whiddon [in Landkey], Whitton, co. Devon, 109. Whinburgh, Qwynbargh, Qwynbergh, co. Norfolk, advowson of, …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry VI
… Whichecote, John, esquire, 309. Whichewode. See Wychwood. Whinburgh, Quynbergh, co. Norfolk, manor of, 21. Whiome, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Gerolfestuna, and part of it was a beruite to the manor of Whinburgh, held by Hermerus de Ferrarijs, of which Turchetel, … 3 cows, and 44 sheep, (which was valued together with Whinburgh, and measured with it) and a church endowed with 7 … that is All-Souls. In the church windows the arms of Whinburgh, impaling azure, on a bend, gules, cottised, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… by one knight's fee. Sir William Bardolf a tenement at Whinburgh. Other free tenants are mentioned with their rents, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… gules, three bears, passant, counterchanged, muzzled or, Whinburgh, impaling sable, two bendlets, ermine. In the 19th …