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A History of the County of Hampshire
… 56 The other two were conveyed by John de Champayne to Peter des Roches in 1324. 57 Peter des Roches quitclaimed them to John Brocas and Margaret … of the newly-founded priory of Selborne, 61 to which Peter Bishop of Winchester had granted the church of Basing …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… was changed to Monday in 1203. 100 Eleven years afterwards Peter des Roches, Bishop of Winchester, granted, on behalf of … the hands of the Cowdray family. John Kybulwhite, heir of Peter Cowdray, paid 10 s. for relief in 14645 on his … were transferred by the abbot to the patronage of Peter des Roches, Bishop of Winchester, 159 and the grant was …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… returned it to Henry III in 1230, for restoration to Peter, count of Brittany. 66 Peter forfeited the honor in 1235, and Bassingbourn was … 1239), 67 and with the honor in 1241 to William's brother, Peter, 68 who retained them until they were confiscated in …
A History of the County of Surrey
… in 1870; St. Saviour, Battersea Park Road, in 1872; St. Peter, Plough Road, in 1876; St. Mark, Battersea Rise, in … manor was then assessed. 75 Westminster Abbey. Gules St. Peter's keys crossed with St. Edward's ring in the chief all … is a narrow strip to the south. The church of ST. PETER, Plough Road, is built of stock and red brick in the …
A History of the County of Bedford
… and Chalgrave worth 3 5 s. 47 CHURCH The church of ST. PETER AND ALL SAINTS is a small aisleless building set on the …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… was apparently that acquired, presumably by purchase, by Peter Delme before 1778. 45 Delme sold his land to George … services of ten Baydon bondmen were leased c. 1258 to Sir Peter of Membury for his life in exchange for Membury manor: by 1263 Sir Peter had surrendered the arable land, and apparently the …
A History of the County of Hertford
… included Essendon. 4 William I granted the manor to Peter de Valognes, Sheriff of Hertfordshire, 5 and it was … towards the end of the 14th century. 67 He granted it to Peter de St. Paul, an alien and serjeant-at-arms to Queen … (who became the second queen of Richard II in 1395). Peter de St. Paul was never naturalized, and his lands in …
A History of the County of Worcester
… then wife of William Blount, 62 by whom she had a son Peter. Sir John Lovett died about 1316, leaving as co-heirs … and Alice Lovett, 63 who conveyed the manor in 1316 64 to Peter Blount 65 above mentioned, who was already holding his mother's life estate in the manor by her grant. 66 Peter, who died in 1320, 67 gave Tymberlake before his death …
A History of the County of Warwick
… his kitchen. 19 Dying in 1216, he was succeeded by his son Peter, a minor, who was a ward of William de Cantelupe. 20 Peter, on 10 February 1227, obtained the grant of a market on … Whitchurch, Wellesbourne, and Edstone. 25 His eldest son Peter by his wife Alice daughter of Henry de Audley, was …
A History of the County of Rutland
… of the name is in 1254 with regard to an inquiry as to Peter de Montfort's interest in Upping- ham sub Beaumont, 2 …