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A History of the County of Rutland
… John Hopkinson (1834), Edward Oldfield Wingfield (1856), George Folliott Wingfield (1903), and Folliott Lynch …
A History of the County of Oxford
… in possession, for in July 1485 Richard III granted George Neville the manor for his 'services against the … owed rent and suit of court only. At Baldon St. Lawrence, George de Louches held 4 virgates of the Noyon manor in … paying 5 s. towards the 60 s. farm owed to Noyon Priory by George de Louches, the other paying 1 s. for all services. …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… manor of Marske went to Edward Wilson of Dalham Tower and George, Thomas and Daniel Wilson his brothers in equal … 107 the manor was sold in April 1611 to John Eldred and George Whitmore, 108 who disposed of it in May 1613 for 664 … pulpit have been preserved, with the royal arms of George IV on the wall above the latter. The walls are …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… received a settlement on her marriage with Nicholas son of George Conyers. 42 Joan, however, was abducted immediately …
A History of the County of Oxford
… disposed of their holding of over 100 acres in the time of George III. During the 17th century the Crokes and Rowneys … and later of one Roman Catholic family, in the reign of George III. 85 Developments in New Marston after 1928 are … building being opened in 1928 on land presented by Mrs. George Herbert Morrell. In 1929 this school was transferred …
A History of the County of Bedford
… in 1573, 74 and held it till his death in 1592, when George his son and heir inherited the property. 75 George and Bridget his wife with Clifton Catesby, doubtless … was again in the hands of the Snagges, 137 until in 1746 George Stead, goldsmith, had acquired it. 138 In 1795 it was …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… was probably amongst the endowments of the church of St. George in Oxford, founded by Robert Doyley. 141 Of the three … Knight, 1662, the second by Chandler, 1694, the third by George Chandler, 1702, the fourth also by George Chandler, 1682; the tenor, originally by Anthony …
A History of the County of Worcester
… manor in 1611 when he presented to the church. 34 His son George inherited the manor, 35 and was followed by a son … and Katherine wife of John Cooper, and her grandson George North sold the reversion of the manor to Guy. 39 He … probably on account of his tenure of this estate. 67 George Ruding, who succeeded, is said to have died about …
A History of the County of Rutland
… the Dowager Countess of Denbigh, was the only sister of George, Duke of Buckingham. In 1651 she was accused of … there in 1670. 32 Basil's nephew William Feilding, son of George Feilding, Earl of Desmond, succeeded, and settled the … manor was sold before 1758. 35 It passed to William son of George Augustus Henry Cavendish, third son of William, fourth …
A History of the County of Worcester
… Slade Nash, who died in 1811, and by a gift of 100 by Mr. George Nash. The several gifts are now represented by 369 4 …