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A History of the County of Oxford
… Chandos's heirs female leased the manor for eight years to Edmund Hampden, and John Weston; 136 but as to the subsequent …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… and grandsons Thomas (d. 1392), William (d. 1395), and Edmund (d. 1403). 70 They descended to Edmund's son Humphrey, earl of Stafford, from 1444 duke of …
A History of the County of Hertford
… his daughter Eleanor wife of Thomas Duke of Gloucester. 8 Edmund Earl of Stafford, 9 husband of her daughter Anne, died … descended with the Wakes and Holands until 1408, 57 when Edmund de Holand Earl of Kent died without issue. It was … Stapleford in 1428. 69 By 1444 70 Gobions had descended to Edmund Perient, who died seised of it in 1474. 71 His son …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… was assessed in 13323. 31 In 1342 William de Bowes called Edmund Charles to warrant to him the manor, 32 and he is … 21. De Banco R. 332, m. 559. William de Bowes called upon Edmund Charles to warrant him the manor in the autumn of 1342 (ibid.). Edmund Charles and Theophania his wife and Elizabeth her …
A History of the County of Worcester
… of Elizabeth Grey, Sir John Grey's sister and the wife of Edmund Dudley. 34 John Dudley Viscount Lisle was created Duke … death in 1727. 88 In 1787 the manor was held by his nephew Edmund Lechmere, 89 and it then followed the descent of … 98 In the vestry is a chest inscribed 'John Wadley, Edmund Clarke, churchwardens 1742.' There is a ring of six …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Anne, Niece to her said second Husband, being Daughter of Edmund Waring, of Leycroft, in the County of Stafford, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Elizabeth Sapcotes, and Joan, Lady Zouche, and his nephews Edmund Carew and John Arundell. 93 Elizabeth Sapcotes's share … in 1512 with other of his former Dynham estates by Sir Edmund Carew to Sir William Compton. 114 Sir William's son … the manor in 1576 to John Marten (d. 1599) of Rousham and Edmund Hutchins of Chipping Norton. 122 It descended to …
A History of the County of Oxford
… daughters: Anne wife of Thomas Cordell, Elizabeth wife of Edmund Hogan, Mary wife of Gerard Croker, Theodora wife of … of Richard Freston. 79 The fifth of the manor allotted to Edmund (d. 1610) and Elizabeth Hogan descended to their sons … Wise, son of William and Etheldred, sold the reversion to Edmund Eyre or Eyres. 85 Alice Croker died in 1696, and after …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… John Mompesson 303 (d. 1511) and to that John's son Edmund 304 (d. s.p. 1553). 305 At the partition of Edmund Mompesson's estates in 1556 Great Bathampton manor was … until 1556 when Little Bathampton manor was allotted to Edmund Mompesson's sister Susan Mompesson 340 (d. 1583). 341 …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… 82 William died in 1345 and was succeeded by his son Edmund, aged 20, knighted in 1347. 83 Sir Edmund, governor of the Channel Islands 135867, 84 died … in 1400 by his son Sir William 86 (d. 1420). William's son Edmund, of age by 1424, 87 died in 1430, leaving as coheirs …