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A History of the County of Warwick
… part of the land of which Henry de Ferrers had enfeoffed Roger de Grendon before 1086, 41 and that it passed to Roger's younger son Walkeline, who is said to have taken his … of the knight's fee given before 1135 by Robert Marmion to Roger Grendon, 70 which as one fee in Dordon and part of …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… although the post of constable was coveted by such men as Roger Walden, archbishop of Canterbury, 53 and John Tiptoft, … 113 He was followed by Robert Bardolph, and Robert by Roger Walden. 114 Ralph de Camoys was holding the town of … Pat. (Rec. Com.), i, Itin. of King John, sub anno. Ibid. a Roger of Wendover, Flor. Hist. (Rolls Ser.), ii, 82; Walter …
A History of the County of Sussex
… de la Warr died in 1347, his heir being his grandson, Sir Roger de la Warr, son of his son John, then aged 18. 37 Joan survived him, 38 and died in March 1353. 39 Sir Roger settled Portslade Manor in 1368 on his eldest son Sir John and his wife Elizabeth and their issue. 40 Sir Roger de la Warr, who was frequently in France in the king's …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… lands it is thus entered in that record: In Hen hundred, Roger holds of Hugo, Postlinges. Sbernbiga held it. It was …
A History of the County of Bedford
… and Gledly were divided between Elizabeth wife of Roger Corbet and Walter Hopton her brother, whose heir she …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… meadow called 'Rooksmarsh' formerly part of a manor called Roger's Manor in Potterne. 72 The manor of Potterne was sold … of the bishop. 85 Presumably these were one and the same. Roger Frampton, who died in 1530, left to his cousin John … of Potterne alias 'Blunttys' Court, held of the bishop. Roger's father James, who died in 15234, had devised the …
A History of the County of Bedford
… by Thomas and Richard Burgoyne. 35 John Taylor left a son Roger, who died the same year as his father, 36 and Burdett … Robert Lord Brudenell alienated Potton Burdetts to Sir Roger Burgoyne, 40 since which time its history has been the …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… the descent of the manor of Keevil. Under John FitzAlan, Roger de Sifrewast held 1 fee about which nothing further is …
A History of the County of Worcester
… and 1234 gave land in Powick to the abbey of Pershore, Roger Poer confirming the gift. 80 William Poer in 1274 was … is said to have given its name to a family of whom Roger de Clevelode was living in 121819 (Habington, Surv. of … R. 1025, m. 4 d.; 1026, m. 35. He was probably son of Roger; see Battenhall in St. Peter, Worcester. Abbrev. Plac. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Robert de Clifford and her sister Idony, then relict of Roger deLeyburn, 33 whose only son by her had not long … forfeited to the king on the rebellion and execution of Roger Clifford, Idony's great nephew, in 1322, and was … Cliffords obtained seisin of both moieties of Prescote. Roger Clifford, nephew of the rebel Roger, died seised of the …