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Hace 3 días · In 1386 Sir Miles de Windsor died possessed of this manor, which was held of him by Geoffrey de Metham, but there seems to be no further trace of it. The overlordship of the manor of TALWORTH , or TALWORTH COURT , was from 1086, when Talworth formed part of the possessions of Richard de Tonbridge, vested in the family of Clare, passing thence to the Despensers, Beauchamps, and Nevills.
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Hace 6 días · In 1066 SHELLEY was held by Levedai as a manor and as 80 acres and was worth 60 s. (fn. 1) In 1086 it was held by Rainald of Geoffrey de Mandeville and was worth £4. (fn. 2) The manor was subsequently held of the Earls of Essex, the heirs of Geoffrey de Mandeville, by the service of one fee, until the death of Humphrey, Earl of Essex, in 1373 ...
Hace 6 días · Wanborough is a small parish, 4 miles west of Guildford, containing 1,823 acres and measuring about 3 miles from east to west and one from north to south. It is bounded on the north by Ash and Worplesdon, on the east by Compton, on the south by Compton and Puttenham, on the south-west and west by Seale. It throws out a tongue, however, between ...
Hace 6 días · Maurice de London, son of William, was lord of Kidwelly at the end of the reign of Henry I, and was in possession of East Garston about 1141. His son William succeeded him and was ordered to make a grant of tithes in East Garston to Hurley Priory in accordance with a grant of Geoffrey de Mandeville.
23 de may. de 2024 · A church existed in 1086, when Wibert the priest held it of Geoffrey de Mandeville together with a hide of land. In founding the abbey of Walden (co. Essex) Geoffrey's grandson Geoffrey Earl of Essex granted to it the church of Streatley with all its appurtenances. The grant was confirmed by Henry II.
Hace 4 días · Ibid.; J. H. Round, Geoffrey de Mandeville, 397. Though Nigel's name is sometimes given as Monville (ibid.; Arch. xxxi, 218), the connexion of the Mandevilles with Streatham (see in Tooting Bec and Leigham Court) seems to point to some relationship between him and that family. 178. Dugdale, Mon. Angl. v, 87; Exch. Transcr. of Chart. 33. 179
