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Hace 4 días · From this time the Beauchamp family held this half manor of Alcester and Walter de Beauchamp describes himself as lord of Alcester, c. 1274. (fn. 127) Walter was permitted by the king in 1291 to bring 60 acres of his wood in Alcester within the forest of Feckenham into cultivation, and in 1300 the king granted him free warren in his demesne lands of Alcester.
Hace 6 días · Their son Reginald took the name of Lygon, ; he died in 1788 and his son William Lygon, M.P. for Worcestershire 1780–1806, was created Lord Beauchamp of Powick in 1806 and Viscount Elmley and Earl Beauchamp in 1815. He died in 1816.
Hace 4 días · In the south wing is a much damaged Jacobean fireplace, and several of the ceiling beams show traces of colour and black and white decoration. There was formerly a great deal of oak carving and panelling, which was removed by the owner, Lord Beauchamp, to Madresfield Court before Besford Court was sold to Mr. Noble.
Hace 6 días · By 1292 Sibyl had carried the manor to her second husband John de Aldham and in the following year Cecily, widow of John Beauchamp, Lord Beauchamp of Hatch, whose husband had acted as trustee for his brother Humphrey, unsuccessfully claimed dower in the estate.
Hace 6 días · In October 1387 he was created Lord Beauchamp of Kidderminster 'in consideration of his good and gratuitous services, the trusty family from which he was descended and his great sense and circumspection.' In the following May he fell a victim to the 'Merciless' Parliament, and in consequence of his attainder Kidderminster Burnell and the reversion of Kidderminster Biset were forfeited to the ...
Hace 2 días · By the time she was ten years old her father, Lord Capel, had been beheaded after escaping from the Tower of London. She went on to marry her first husband, Henry Lord Beauchamp, at the age of 18 and to have a son and a daughter before he too died. In 1657 Mary wed Henry Somerset, Duke of Beaufort, with whom she had seven more children.
Hace 1 día · As it had no effect, I got my lord Privy Seal to write to the said lord, but he would grant no respite. I carried his answer to my lord Privy Seal at Mortlake, who was not well pleased with it but said, "This man will be by no means entreated." At my request he commenced with lord Beauchamp next day at the court at Windsor, but without any ...
