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A History of the County of Hampshire
… afterwards Edward II, on account of the forfeiture of Roger de Clifford, 'late a rebel,' granted all the knights' … the overlordship of this fee is uncertain, but in 1478 Sir Roger Lewknor, who died seised of the estate in Lasham … a cross gules. The first tenant who comes under notice is Roger de Clere. He was holding in 1175, 11 and on his …
A History of the County of Essex
… added to the Mark Hall estate. It survived in 1616. 214 Roger and Anfred, priests of Latton, were living in 1198. 215 … 1260, and Walter was mentioned in 1317 as late rector. 217 Roger de Overe, recorded in 1358, was the first known vicar. … B.L. Harl. MS. 391. f. 103; cf. E.A.T. 3rd ser. i. 250: Roger, parson of Latton, c. 1190. Fisher, Harlow, 106. Cf. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… decided that the lease should remain in Joan's hands, that Roger Mountney, her second husband, should find security for … on their behalf), and that Edward should pay 300 to Roger in discharge of his debts. 58 In 1608 Mountney himself … p.a.; 62 1600, Francis Ewer, gent. of Launton*; 63 1608, Roger Mountney, gent. of Norfolk*; 64 1616, Sir John Dormer, …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Margaret wife of Sir Hugh Willoughby; and Joyce wife of Roger Aston. 13 The major part of the manor seems to have …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… of William de Stutevill his lord. 70 He had three sons, Roger, Richard and Nicholas. 71 In 1285 Michael de Borrowby … who apparently had a residence here 122 down to 1602, when Roger Earl of Rutland quitclaimed messuages and lands in … not acquired by John Hele in 15989 is difficult to trace. Roger and Edward Gower dealt by fine with half the manor of …
A History of the County of Warwick
… her husband was Rustin de Villeneuve. 45 Later she married Roger Swynnerton; 46 her heir was her daughter Joan, wife of … claiming from him, by Henry I as a result of the felony of Roger de Causton, the previous holder. Judgement was given in …
A History of the County of Surrey
… the excuse of mental aberration sent Henry to prison. 88 Roger de Apperdele in the 14th century founded a chantry in … rent in Letherhead to the Prior and convent of Kilburn. 90 Roger de Apperdele held some of his land of Sir John … no. 34. Ibid. Certain land in Letherhead was owned by Roger de Apperdele at the time of his death, viz. a field of …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Robert Houghtone, instit. June 2, 1497, obt. 1498. 33 Roger Abraham, instit. Sept. 29, 1498, second induct. Oct. 9, …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… together with a moiety of all his fees, with Roger de Leyburne, for the manors of Trottesclyve and Flete. … but eldest surviving son, succeeded him in title; and Roger, the sixth, was a master in chancery, but died s. p. … died before his brothers s. p. Philip died unmarried; and Roger, the sixth son, succeeded to the title of baronet and …