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A History of the County of Buckingham
… 13512, and again in 1363. 17 He died in 1375, and his son Edmund inherited the manor, 18 and, like his father, … wife of John Hampden, 1634, daughter and sole heiress of Edmund Symeon of Pyrton in Oxfordshire. In the south aisle is …
A History of the County of Northampton
… and Little Harrowden, which she settled on her second son Edmund with the manors of Morton Pynkney and Plumpton. 103 Sir Edmund Knightley died on 12 September 1542, seised of these …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… but they do not seem to have been divided, since in 1403 Edmund Earl of Stafford is said definitely to hold three …
A History of the County of Worcester
… 18 The present Benedictine priory of Our Lady and St. Edmund, founded in 1905, 19 is in College Road near the … his wife Alice, 150 were granted to Humphrey Shelton and Edmund Hunt. 151 They may have been 'fishing grantees,' for … of the Virgin. In the second window are St. Dunstan, St. Edmund of Canterbury, a bishop, the Virgin and Child, St. …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… later in establishing his claim to the estate. 193 By 1533 Edmund Lord Braye was in possession of Harleyford, 194 but …
A History of the County of Oxford
… over the manor. 155 On Bray's death in 1503, his nephew Edmund succeeded 156 and in 1510 made a partition of the … Margaret, Sir Reginald's niece. Great Milton went to Edmund, 157 and in 1539 to his son John, Lord Bray (d. 1557), … Grayson, widow of Anthony Grayson, Principal of St. Edmund Hall. 584 The architect was again John Hayward. In …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… widow of Sir John Golafre, survived until after 1383. 32 Edmund de Missenden, son and heir of Thomas, died in 1394, 33 … father, 44 and in 15578 the manor was held by Edward or Edmund Elmes, son of John. 45 Edmund's son, John Elmes, 46 was lord of the manor previous …
A History of the County of Hertford
… Great Munden or Munden Furnivall In the time of King Edmund GREAT MUNDEN or MUNDEN FURNIVALL belonged to one …
A History of the County of Essex
… Crown for want of heirs, and was leased for 10 years to Edmund Rose. 81 In 1361 it was granted for life to Richard … John Steward, Nicholas of Epping, and William son of Edmund. 96 About 1200 the prior and convent granted land in Parndon to Edmund their porter, by a deed which mentioned a previous …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… first wife, 45 entered the manor of which he enfeoffed Sir Edmund Ingoldesthorpe, kt., and others in 1443. 46 By 24 …