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A History of the County of Huntingdon
… again subinfeudated by the Embertons to William, son of Roger de Saleu, and Joan his wife, for one-sixth of a … the elder and Robert Langton to John Lucas, clerk, and Roger Louth, and the heirs of John Lucas, 65 no doubt as a …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… wife secondly of Theobald Lord Verdon, and thirdly of Sir Roger Damory, refounded University Hall, Cambridge, in 1338, …
A History of the County of Essex
… held by two free men. In 1086 it was held in demesne by Roger de Otburville. 48 Soon afterwards it seems to have been … 86 In 1240 Henry III granted Gilbert's land of La Walle to Roger de Ros, the king's tailor, to hold in fee, rendering a … in occupation of the land for life, paying mark a year to Roger de Ros. 87 The other half of the manor was granted by …
A History of the County of Northampton
… the inscriptions of which are indecipherable, and one to Roger Charnock (d. 1651). 116 There is an oak chest in the … 128 By Sir Humphrey Stafford the parsonage was leased to Roger Jarnock or Charnock, probably the same Roger Charnock of Great Harrowden who in 1588 contributed 25 …
A History of the County of Northampton
… 1284. 56 Joan, wife of Hugh de Lacy in 1272, had married Roger Dakeney by 1286, when Christine, then wife of Peter de … tenements that Robert de Noers had held. 57 His grandson Roger apparently enfeoffed Richard de Houghton of his share, … found. HOUGHTON'S alias PARKE'S alias ATTERBURY'S MANOR. Roger Dakeney, as already mentioned, granted his share of the …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… to deliver her purparty to the heirs of Eva, who were Roger Mortimer and his wife Maud, Eudo la Zouche and his wife … his lifetime, leaving a daughter Joan, 104 whose husband Roger Blome held the fee in 1346. 105 His son John Blome died …
A History of the County of Worcester
… were the tithes granted in 1589 to Richard Branthwayte and Roger Bromley. 197 The chapel of St. Michael, called Holme … under 'le Malvern Hyll,' was granted in fee to Richard, Roger and Robert Taverner. 200 It was granted in 1545 to … 213 They were granted in 1589 to Richard Branthwayte and Roger Bromley. 214 In 1596 they were sold by John Colman and …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Milton fees were evidently included in the 8 fees which Roger de Cundi then held under the bishop: 106 he made a … in Milton in 1225; 109 finally Agnes, the daughter of Roger and Basilea, married Walter de Clifford, the Marcher … who had married respectively Ralph Radmylde and Sir Roger Lewknor. 142 There is no record of the descent of the …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… for life to his widow Elizabeth, who married secondly Roger Elmerugge, and reverting upon her death in 1378 to John …
A History of the County of Essex
… century by the Whitsand family. Baldwin of Whitsand and Roger his son occur in Great Parndon c. 1150. 41 William of … It probably originated in two estates held in 1086 by Roger, as tenant of Ranulf brother of Ilger. In 1066 the … William Picot and his daughter Benet, Robert son of Roger of Parndon, and his son Thomas of Parndon. Hervey's …