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Magna Britannia
… married Christopher Chudleigh, son and heir of Sir Richard Chudleigh, Knight. The church of Ermington belonged …
A History of the County of Durham
… been purchased not long afterwards by the Elstob family. Richard Elstob was called lord of Egglescliffe in 1717, 51 … and Agnes his wife and their issue, to John Highfield and Richard Highfield and their issue, and final remainder to the … A. T. Dingle). Mackenzie and Ross, View of Dur. (1853), ii, 69. Inform. from Rev. A. T. Dingle. The site is now not …
A History of the County of Surrey
… about the year 1693. 24 The reversion was granted to Sir Richard Powle in 1673, but this grant was cancelled, 25 and … family was finally surrendered about the year 1865, 30 Richard Wyatt, the heir of Adrian Moore (see under Milton), … and Bray, op. cit. iii, 256, and in Brayley, op. cit. ii, 275, that the Inq. p.m. 24 Edw. III, 51, declares Thomas …
A History of the County of Rutland
… (i) baptisms and burials 15381768, marriages 15381754; (ii) baptisms and burials 17671812; (iii) marriages 17541812. … a person who became insolvent. Since the year 1800 Mr. Richard Needham paid 3 11 s. 6 d. a year to the charity. In … dividends. Feud. Aids, iv, 207. Priv. Act of Parl. 29 Geo. II, cap. 52. V.C.H. Rutl. i, 84. Ibid. 139. Cal. Inq. iii, …
Magna Britannia
… part of which is in this parish, and where there is a post-office and market 1, and about six miles nearly west … of St. James in Bristol, and confirmed by King Edward II. 4 The great tithes of this parish are now appropriated to … Earl of Cornwall, by Ricardus, whose son, William Fitz-Richard, left a daughter and sole heiress, married to …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… Like the manor, it was in his hands in the reign of Henry II, as his ward William Fossard, having committed a serious … hands from 1180 to 1194, 22 but later in the reign of Richard I was restored to Joan Fossard, wife of Robert de … of strange conveyance found out. At the stairhead was a post as thick as a man's body, on which the house seemed to …
A History of the County of Worcester
… 5 In 1189 the Knights Hospitallers had a charter from Richard I granting to them the waste woods at Pendock and … Balliol in 16501 and was one of the chaplains of Charles II. 11 In 1619 articles were exhibited by some of his … seisin of Eldersfield. 30 In 1199 he had a charter from Richard I confirming the grant of the earl to his father, 31 …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… alliance. 3 Afterwards it continued in the crown till king Richard II. vested it in feoffees in trust, towards the endowment of … Radigund's abbey, cart. 595 to 615, 619, and 1036. Inquis. Post. mort. See more of her under Leyborne, vol. iv. of this …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… the Sheriff of Hampshire was commanded to give seisin to Richard de Eling of 4 acres of land and a garden in Eling. 43 … the New Forest, the number of arrows varying in different inquisitions. 50 Cobb, or descendants of the same name, held … of the abbey and the decision confirmed by Pope Lucius II in 1144. 146 In 1219, in accordance with an award for the …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… Thornton Dale, 30 being now in the possession of Captain Richard Hill of Thornton Dale. Dean and Chapter of Windsor. … tenant of Wilton as of Sinnington in the reign of Henry II, 35 and his descendants 36 had a mesne lordship here … ground that John was a bastard, but it was also claimed by Richard and Alice de Bruys, who granted it to William their …