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A History of the County of Bedford
… property to Sir Lewis Dyve, 12 who at this time possessed Wakes and Bowels Manors, besides a second manor called … Sir Lewis Dyve died seised of the four manors of Bromham, Wakes, Brayes and Bowels, and was succeeded by his eldest … Steyngreve, passed that portion of Bromham later known as WAKES MANOR. Her daughter Isabel married Sir Simon de …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… manor. It was held under the Counts of Eu by the Wakes, under whom were the Houghtons with their co-heirs, the …
A History of the County of Rutland
… Gilbert de Clare, from whom they subsequently came to the Wakes. 91 Alsthorpe evidently passed with the rest of Oger's … Dissolution. 95 Other land in Alsthorpe was held under the Wakes by the Danesys. Peter Danesy held half a fee of the …