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A History of the County of Northampton
… had passed into the hands of William Vaux; 65 but in 1427 Reynold, Lord Grey, then holding the honor of Huntingdon, 66 …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… in 1066 by two thegns and in 1086 by Humphrey Lisle. 28 Reynold de Dunstanville, husband of Adelize Lisle, a daughter … barony until the 16th century or later. 30 In the 1240s Reynold de Mohun held the manor as intermediate lord. 31 The … 19th century Walter de Dunstanville, great-grandson of Reynold (fl. c. 1121), granted the manor to his nephew Alan …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… at its berewicks of Bury and Raveley. During the abbacy of Reynold (111433) Siward the clerk of Wistow surrendered to …
A History of the County of Warwick
… for a grant of the manor, by Ralph Boteler to Abbot Reynold of Evesham (113049), 29 and in 1206 its profits, …
A History of the County of Warwick
… abbey of Combe. 18 This was confirmed in 1201 by his son Reynold, when it was defined as lying on Caldewellhill and … to Hinckley and the land of Sherford. 20 Four years later Reynold received 6 virgates of land in Wolvey from Walter … in the two halves of the manor with Robert and Ivo for Reynold's lands in Scakethorpe (Yorks.) and rents in Wolvey. …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… of the 13th century the Deyncourts had subinfeudated Reynold de la Lude and Richard de la Stoke. 167 Their … his three brothers some ten years before her death. 171 Reynold de la Lude was probably one of these. In 1233 Richard …