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A History of the County of Hampshire
… Ellen the wife of Richard Tichborne, and Mary the wife of Walter Tichborne, brother of Richard. 10 Ellen surrendered … Mary, co-heir of Robert White of Aldershot and wife of Sir Walter Tichborne, knight. She died in 1640, and is …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… 157 Among the freeholders in 13th and 14th centuries were Walter le Honorable in 1260 158 and his descendant Richard in … iii. 72. G.D.R. Alderton (Dixton) tithe award, 1839. Plac. de Quo Warr. (Rec. Com.), 253. Glos. R.O., D 184/M 14/123. … 104, 122, 151 b, 158 b, 189 b, 191, 191 b. Ibid. Reg. S. de Gigli, f. 66. Cal. Worc. Wills (Index Libr.), 88. B.M. …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… down to Humphry Blechenden, esq. descended from Nicholas de Blechenden, of Mersham, in king Edward the Ist.'s reign. …
A History of the County of Sussex
… held by Wigot. Both Beeding and Broadwater were in William de Braiose's rape of Bramber after the Conquest, but … the rape of Lewes, and became part of the fief of William de Warenne, who gave both parts to Godfrey de Pierpoint. … by John Edmondes who was succeeded in that year by his son Walter. 33 Church The parish church of ST. NICHOLAS, which …
A History of the County of Northampton
… 1772. Manors In 1086 Picot, Landric and Oger held of Guy de Reinbuedcurt 5 hides in Aldwinkle All Saints, which in … time had been held freely by Lefsi. 5 Richard, son of Guy de Reinbuedcurt, held in Aldwinkle 3 hides, less half a … with this barony. 8 The mesne tenant in 12423 was Henry de Aldwinkle, 9 probably father of Richard de Aldwinkle, son …
A History of the County of Northampton
… of c. 1125 3 hides were held of the abbey by Ascelin de Waterville. 4 Ascelin's son Hugh before 1155 made a … the end of the 14th century when in 1372 we find that Walter de Frampton of Melcombe Regis and Margaret, his wife, … son of Fethio, Andrew son of William de Liveden (no. 55); Walter son of the late Richard le Palmer of Great Liveden, …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… here as Devil's Ditch, in excellent preservation near De la Beche Farm. The village of Aldworth is situated about 3 … the chalk to a depth of 372 ft. The house of the De la Beches stood on a small eminence about a quarter of a mile south of the church; De la Beche Farm now occupies its site, but the line of the …
Magna Britannia
… The market at Alfreton was granted, in 1251, to Robert de Latham and Thomas de Chaworth, to be held on Monday, together with a fair for … in which it is described as held by Ingram, under Roger de Busli. This Ingram was the immediate ancestor of Robert …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Alkerton among property which he alienated to Denise de Stokes. 44 In about 1293 Denise and her son Master Robert … contracted to the Jews by a previous tenant. 50 In 1271 Walter Giffard, Archbishop of York, purchased the debts and … claimed custody of Maud Walton. 53 He granted Alkerton to Walter de Mandeville (d. by 1288) with reversion to himself …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… about the reign of king Edward II. was Lora, widow of John de Malmains; she afterwards remarried Roger de Tilmanstone, who held this manor in her right. After which … of the name of Hopton, who were of this parish, of whom Walter de Hopton was a witness to king Edward IV.'s charter …