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The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… of Richard Peverell, and in the 25th year of it, Robert de Poynings died possessed of it, leaving Alianore, the wife …
A History of the County of Worcester
… reign of Henry II this hide at Huddington was held by Alan de Warnestre. 12 It must have passed before the end of that … de Hodington, who paid subsidy in Huddington in 13323. 17 Walter de Hodington, who was a witness to a deed of 133940, … son of this John. 18 In 13901 the manor was settled on Walter's son Thomas and his wife Joan daughter of Richard …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… neighbouring parish of West Wycombe. Bricks are made at Walter's Ash in the extreme west of the parish. A … refacing the Round Tower at Windsor. To the north-east of Walter's Ash beyond Courn's Wood is the hamlet of North Dean, … Manor on his lord chamberlain and treasurer, Geoffrey de Clinton. 23 He in the third of his extant charters granted …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… was a minor. Custody of the manor was granted to Silvester de Everdon (d. 1254), bishop of Carlisle, 36 probably a kinsman of Robert or his wife, 37 and it passed to Walter de Rudham, a keeper of the bishopric's temporalities. … the claims of Roche's daughter Elizabeth and her husband Walter Beauchamp were re-established. 49 The land was …
A History of the County of Somerset
… having an ogee head. Alterations were made in 1855 by Sir Walter Trevelyan, 29 when stables and farm buildings were … (Dors.), passing to the Newburgh family. 37 In 1276 Henry de Newburgh granted land and fees, not specifically including … widow Maud (d. 1359), who married as her second husband Walter Cancy. 60 In 1393 Alice, one of the sisters of …
A History of the County of Somerset
… of the property has not been found. 93 In 1305 Robert de St. Clare settled a small estate of 2 messuages, 2 … and 6 a. of pasture in Long Sutton and Wearne on Reynold de St. Clare. 94 One third of this was given to Sibyl de St. … c. 1798 it passed to Thomas Major, lessee by 1807. 192 Walter Wheller, who acquired the lease in 1852, subsequently …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… through his mother, Beatrix, the heiress of William de Warenne, of Wormegay. 7 His descendants in the direct line … till after the year 1290, and was succeeded by his son Walter Graunt. 12 In 1322 Walter made a settlement of the manor, excepting certain …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… John's land was held by his relict Agnes and her husband Walter Brinkworth and passed to his son Thomas, 132 whose … 1236, when 2 yardlands at Bradfield were conveyed to him, Walter of Raddington may have held another. 175 In 12423 … Russell in 1370, 181 Robert Russell in 13989. 182 In 1428 Walter Everard held the manor. 183 In the period 144566 it …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… were farming their town from 1173 to 1175. 25 Simon de Montfort is said to have granted to the free inhabitants … and borough were included in the grant of the manor to Sir Walter Lord Hungerford in 1446. 28 In 15689 the tenants and … he granted the lordship, manor, borough and park to Sir Walter Hungerford, to be held by fealty and a rent of 20 …
A History of the County of Warwick
… to the Earl of Warwick, as William's descendant Peter de Studley 6 held 10 knights' fees of the Earl of Warwick in … was held by Edward Metteley. 11 Four years later Sir Walter Cokesey held the manor of Hunningham of the Earl of … granddaughter and heir Isabel in 1353 was married to Walter son of Hugh de Cokesey (then aged 10), 39 and in 1352 …