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A History of the County of Worcester
… Delamares. 13 Hanley was said in 1292 to be held of Hugh de Pleseys and in 1294 of Robert de Pleseys. 14 Probably in both cases it was held of Robert de Pleseys, who died in 1294, 15 when his son John succeeded. …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… WEST HANNEY at the time of the Domesday Survey belonged to Walter Giffard, who had one estate here in his own hands, … contained a mill and the church 7; the whole was worth 14. Walter Giffard founded the priory of Newton Longville, in … 16 The overlordship subsequently passed to Gilbert de Clare Earl of Gloucester and afterwards to the Earls of …
A History of the County of Northampton
… in 1242 were held of the honor of Huntingdon by Gilbert de Preston. 3 These fees descended to Thomas de Preston, who was holding half a fee in Boughton and Hannington in 1375, 4 but in 1428 the fee which Thomas de Preston held in Wootton, Quinton, and Hannington was held …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… Chart. R. 12571300, p. 288. Pat. 33 Hen. VIII, pt. ix. Walter Money, A Perfect Boke, 34. Kitchin, op. cit. 'Survey …
A History of the County of Oxford
… was certainly held in 1218 by Warin, son of Richard de Vernon. 59 The manor was described in 12356 as 1 knight's … with Chinnor, which had been forfeited by Warin's kinsman Walter de Vernon and subsequently granted to Saer de Quincy, … for Hanwell in accordance with the Act of Parliament, a Walter Harris appears as 'minister and register'. 202 With …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… it was sometimes spelt. For in Henry III.'s reign, Robert de Polre appears to have been possessed of it. 4 At length, … out of Shoart wood in the Blean, ( unum sumarium in Bosco de Sorotta ad attrahenda ligna ad opera eorum) 6 and pope … to Harbledowne hospital. See Battely's Somner, p.53. Twine de Rebus Albion, p. 101. Battely's Somner, p.46, appendix, p. …
A History of the County of Warwick
… freely by four thegns, that of Anseis by Bruning. Hugh de Loges, a descendant of Richard the Forester, 8 quitclaimed … two daughters as coheiresses, 17 Ela, wife successively of Walter de Hopton and William le Boteler, and Isabel wife of … after the death of John de Peyto the younger, to Sir Walter de Hopton and Joan his wife. 22 The younger John, who …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… history of Harbridge is not easy to unravel. Gilbert de Clare Earl of Gloucester and Hertford, the last of the … 1314. 5 This was then committed to the charge of Lawrence de Rustiton, and afterwards of Richard de Rodeneye, Ithel de … Agatha his wife, from whom it passed to their elder son Walter. 45 In 1442 Henry Keswick granted an estate, …
A History of the County of Warwick
… by Ulwin before 1066; 17 Wazelin holding 2 hides of Henry de Ferrers, this having been part of Siward Barn's estates; … (q.v.), was held in 1166 by Odo son of John, of William de Boscherville, under Earl William de Ferrers. 38 In 1203 a … Earl of Leicester, confirmed to him, and from Walter le Bret. 91 In 1201 Reynold Basset granted 2 carucates …
A History of the County of Northampton
… 5 hides besides the inland. William Peverel and Gunfrid de Cioches held 2 hides and 60 acres of meadow, by the king's … 45 all the tenements in Hardingstone of Hugh Grimbald, Walter Dalt and Outus sometime porter of the King of Scots, … manor, apparently came from the Vipont family. William de Vipont, believed to be grandson of Hugh de Morville, was …