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A History of the County of Bedford
… to hold during the next century, for in 1276 and 1284 Roger Le Strange the overlord held Milton Bryant in his …
A History of the County of Bedford
… 12 In 1279 the land in Milton Ernest held by John son of Roger Erneys of the de Greys amounted to 6 virgates, … tenure. 118 This is probably the same half-virgate that Roger de Wilye in 1278 held of the king by serjeanty. 119 The …
A History of the County of Northampton
… then aged nine, and Hugh's heirs. 22 Amice married Sir Roger Parwick, 23 who was involved in 1387 in a lawsuit over … to whom William sold the manor in December 1552. Their son Roger Brook married Mary daughter of Sir Thomas Fullchurch … his heir being his son Thomas who was born about 1434. 61 Roger Wake succeeded his father on his death in May 1476. 62 …
A History of the County of Warwick
… was merged, the manorial rights, if any existed, lapsing. Roger, Earl of Warwick, when he founded his collegiate church … fee in Emscote and Milverton was held by their son Earl Roger at his death in 1264. 46 He left three daughters and … by descent from Margaret, eldest daughter and coheir of Roger de Quincy. It does not seem to have been advanced …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… for life with reversion to John de Bettesthorne 25 son of Roger de Bettesthorne and lord of Bisterne (q.v.). This John … property in Canterton as early as 1227, as in that year Roger de Sevenhamton gave a messuage and all his lands in … Jane his wife transferred it to Alexander Mill. 64 In 1580 Roger Mill (probably a son of Alexander) and Alice his wife …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… of St. Augustine, and was in the year 1197, assigned by Roger, the abbot of it, to the sacristy of the abbey, for the … adjoining manor of Thorne, in whom it continued down to Roger St. Nicholas, who died in 1484, leaving a sole daughter … of St. Nicholas, in whose descendants it continued down to Roger St. Nicholas, who died in 1474, and as appears by his …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… and sixty-five. It is not in charge in the king's books. Roger, abbot of St. Augustine's, in 1188 let to Agnes, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… medieval fortification. This castle was probably built by Roger d'Ivry and nicknamed Beaumont because the ground north … 45 Manors. In 1086 MIXBURY ( Missberie) was held by Roger d'Ivry of the king as 17 hides; 46 as part of the Ivry … hands of the Bassets for a short period after the death of Roger d'Ivry in about 1120. 48 The St. Valery family had …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… late of Walter de Lindsey in Molesworth were committed to Roger de Millers, presumably during the minority of the heir. … Warre, is obscure. 36 In 1428 the whole manor was held by Roger Hunt, who then had the half fee which Robert de Brus … chaplain, 38 but by 1428 the two moieties were held by Roger Hunt. 39 The whole manor and advowson had passed before …
A History of the County of Oxford
… (Warws.) were the mesne tenants of the Chesterton fee. Roger de Bereford was already tenant of the Warwickshire fee … on lands worth 11 in Mollington in 1523. 63 In 1532 Roger and Alice Becket enfeoffed Robert Dormer with their … Priory, and the priory conceded 5 yardlands there to Roger de Bereford to be held as fee. 77 Probably the …