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A History of the County of Somerset
… out of the town just before the battle of Langport. 111 Roger Bacon, born c. 1214, is generally thought to have been … la Brooke, partly through his marriage to the daughter of Roger de Gouvis, lord of Kingsdon, 138 and partly through … of High Holborn, London (d. 1609), from whose brother Roger it appears to have come into the possession of Sir …
Magna Britannia
… the reign of Edward I. 38, and is now the property of Sir Roger Gresley Bart. The church was given by the Gresley …
A History of the County of Warwick
… was in the hands of Robert de Haleford, who held it of Roger le Poer, and he of Ernald de Bois, himself a tenant of …
A History of the County of Worcester
… passed to Thomas West, 105 who granted it for life to Roger Podde, 106 and sold it in 13345 to John Comyn and Joan … in Thorne in 13301, 146 and was evidently a descendant of Roger Colman, who paid a subsidy of 2 s. 6 d. at Inkberrow in … the death of Thomas about 1359 the land was delivered to Roger de Mortimer Earl of March, as heir of Edmund Mortimer, …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… to the Abbot of Titchfield, to whom it was confirmed by Roger de Somery, the overlord. 19 The abbot received a grant … Richard de Inkpen. 49 Richard was succeeded by his son Sir Roger, 50 who was holding this manor in 1263 and 1273, 51 and … before that time to the heir of her first husband. Sir Roger de Inkpen's heir was his nephew Roger de Inkpen, 59 who …
A History of the County of Northampton
… aid on this part of the fee and in 1315 it was held by Roger de Lisle and later by John de Lisle. 70 In 1341 John de …
A History of the County of Oxford
… claim. 70 In 1086 Islip was held by Adeline, wife of Roger d'lvry and daughter of Hugh de Grantmesnil, in … i. 422. Ibid. 3867, 422. Chron. Abingdon, ii. 7273. Ibid. Roger d'lvry (1) may have had a son of the same name (see … Antiq. i. 85) says that there were 3 sons of the marriage, Roger, Hugh, and Geoffrey, of whom the last eventually …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… the Claverings, being granted in 11991200 to Robert son of Roger, the first of this family to hold it. 26 On his death … 28 It was held by his widow Ada in 1241. 29 Their son Roger died in 1249, leaving a son Robert, 30 who held the … A reference to John de la Ford occurs in 1280, 147 and a Roger atte Ford died about the middle of the 15th century, …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… as one-quarter of a knight's fee in 1302. 111 John son of Roger le Cok 112 held the same in 1346, 113 but there is no …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… They were John Lloyd (173862), Godfrey Goodman (176286), Roger Parry (17861800), David Parry (1800 1830), Godfrey …