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A History of the County of Bedford
… Parishes Woburn WOBURN The parish of Woburn has an area of 3,446 acres, of which about 2,000 … tenant was Hugh de Bolebec, who (either himself or his son Hugh) became seised of the manor in chief. Hugh the … heath and common at Utcoate at all times of the year to Simon Cole, Isabella his wife, and Robert his son to hold for …
A History of the County of Surrey
… also runs through it. It is traversed by the main line of the South Western Railway, made in 1838, and carried by a … taken down in 1858. Whitmoor House is the property of Mr. Philip Witham, owner of a considerable estate in Woking. … Basset, 4 who held it for half a knight's fee. His eldest son Gilbert was holding it in 12367. 5 He died in 1242. It …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… Wokingham was formerly situated in two counties, most of the town being in Berkshire, a part of the town and about … who died in 1882, having bequeathed the estate to his son Edward subject to certain annuities and legacies. It was … granted them as part of 'Warwick's and Spencer's lands' to Philip Tise and William Blake, 67 who conveyed them to Sir …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Parishes Woldham WOLDHAM. NEXT to the parish of St. Margaret and liberty of Rochester, southward, lies the … and thirty pounds in money, on whose death, lfege, his son, succeeded to it, who by will made in the presence of … who in the 36th year of that reign, gave it to his second son, Mr. John Hadde, whose descendant sold it to Thomas …
A History of the County of Surrey
… Woldingham is a very small parish some 6 miles south-east of Croydon, standing upon the top of the Chalk Downs, and is … of his daughters and heirs was then granted to John the son of Philip. 4 Possibly one of these daughters had a son John de …
A History of the County of Warwick
… The River Leam forms the eastern and northern boundaries of the parish, and at the north-eastern corner the Oxford … who had been the tenants under the Confessor. 11 His son Siward de Arden is said to have given the whole to … Ferrers gave it with his daughter Anne in marriage to Sir Simon Archer. 61 His grandson Andrew, in conjunction with his …
A History of the County of Warwick
… 163; 1921, 163; 1931, 161. Wolford, near the extreme south of the county, forms a roughly triangular block with its … his sister Milicent. 15 She married Hervey Bagot and their son Hervey de Stafford held 1 knight's fee in Wolford in … 1221 when he was acquitted on an appeal by Sybil, widow of Simon de Barton, of having been associated with Roger of …
A History of the County of Northampton
… Wullaueston (xii cent.); Wolaston (xiii cent.). The parish of Wollaston lies on the Bedfordshire border and is separated … this grant for a money payment, as he enfeoffed Robert the son of Ralf of the manor, retaining 1 virgate with the … hospital obtained a quitclaim of a mill in Wollaston from Philip the son of Robert and Basile the daughter of Stephen. …
A History of the County of Warwick
… and Bretford: 1911, 398; 1921, 412; 1931, 508. The parish of Wolston originally included Strettonon-Dunsmore and … Marston. 19 Its site is indicated by a charter of Nicholas son of Bertram de Verdon, of the early 13th century, by which … hay and the driving of their cattle. 21 Under Robert's son William de Chetwode 'the mill of Perie' was charged with …
A History of the County of Worcester
… cent.); Woluley (xvi cent.). This parish, covering an area of 5,543 acres, 1 of which 52 acres are covered with water, … Robert Attwood (de Boys), Joan his wife and Robert their son. 43 John Attwood, king's yeoman, and possibly of the same … son of Richard de Debdale gave to Leonin the son of Philip all his land there, for which the latter paid 47 d. to …