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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… manor was in the possession of the Tonge family. William Norris Tonge (17771844) then held it along with his mother, …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… Walter Peck, John Hemington, Churchwardens; (3) Thomas Norris made me 1635; (4) I: Eayre, fecit, 1744. God speed us …
Magna Britannia
… of Thomas King, Esq., the present lord of the manor. Norris, in this parish, gave name to a family who possessed …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… (1) Stanley Peterboro' 1885; (2) 1670. The second is by Norris. There were two bells in 1709. 40 Just outside the …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… (Rolls Ser.) i, 293. Inf. from Rev. Jas. A. Ross; H. E. Norris, A Short Acct. of Holywell cum Needingworth, 1889, p. 35. H. E. Norris, loc. cit. Exch. K. R. Church Gds. bdle. 3, no. 2, m. …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… 46 in 1771. 47 Hughenden Manor passed to their nephew John Norris, 48 sheriff for the county in 1775, 49 and on his … 52 She was succeeded in 1816 53 by a relative, John Norris, distinguished in his day as an antiquary and scholar. … Young, bart., with Caroline daughter and co-heir of John Norris of Hughenden Manor. 76 It now belongs to their …
A History of the County of Hertford
… before 1527, when he granted the custody of it to Henry Norris, squire of the body. 4 The place was a favourite one … in trust for the king, who in 1529 granted it to Henry Norris, reserving the house and parks. 72 In 1531 the grant … lands which he sold to the king (ibid. xiii [2], 1215). Norris was probably compensated with lands elsewhere. Ibid. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 1549, Edward, Duke of Somerset, 99 yrs.; 106 1634, Henry Norris and George Willis, 21 yrs.; 107 1634, George Willis … Chapter of Westminster, as lords of the manor, with Henry Norris and Thomas Gilder, their farmers, and Benedict … is a tablet of alabaster and brass with quartered arms of Norris to Henry Norris Esq. (d. 1637/8) with one son (d. …
A History of the County of Surrey
… Lisle 5 in Berkshire, had an estate at Kew. 6 Henry Norris, Esquire to the Body, who was involved in the … remembrances, after a note to remind him 'that all Mr. Norris's patents be searched out,' there is another entry to … house at Kew for my Lady Seymour.' 10 This was probably Norris's house, and the same that was then confirmed to Sir …