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Hace 2 días · The two members in the Short Parliament of 1640 were Richard Dyott of Freeford, a royalist, and Sir Walter Devereux, the natural son of the earl of Essex (d. 1601) and a parliamentarian. Devereux was chosen for the Long Parliament later in 1640, with the puritan town clerk, Michael Noble, as his colleague.
Hace 2 días · Walter was still alive in 1304, but in 1322 and 1323 the ½ fee was held by Stephen Devereux, who was still alive in 1336. In 1356 this half of the manor was in the hands of William Devereux, and it may subsequently have passed to a John Devereux.
17 de jun. de 2024 · Sir Walter Devereux, knight, Thomas Bybbesworth, Thomas Manyngton, and Geoffrey Blodwell, and Henry Turnour, and Margaret, his wife, widow of John Walshe, esquire. The manor of Andrewes, premises in Chesthunt, and the moiety of the manor of Moteland, in the county of Hertford, and a messuage in Holburn, in London.
Hace 5 días · Walter Devereux, brother of the Earl of Essex, having married Margaret daughter and heir of Arthur Dakins of Hackness, it was determined to purchase the manor and impropriate rectory for Walter and Margaret from Sir Henry Constable, kt., son of John; this was done in 1589, for £6,000, but in 1591, before the settlement was concluded, Walter died childless; Margaret's hand was then sought by ...
18 de jun. de 2024 · His descendants enjoyed the title of Lord Ferrars, of Chartley, but had no longer any connection with this county. The last Lord Ferrars, of Chartley, died in or about the year 1449. His daughter and heiress married Sir Walter Devereux; and the barony, having passed through the families of Shirley and Compton, is now enjoyed by Marquis Townshend.
Hace 2 días · Her husband's grandson Walter, Viscount Hereford, in 1571 conveyed the reversion after her death to Edmund Scarnynge. Devereux. Argent a fesse gules with three roundels gules in the chief. George Longueville was holding a moiety of the manor in 1436. He had a son Richard who was a minor in 1423.
17 de jun. de 2024 · Acreage: 1,554. Population: 1911, 286; 1921, 277; 1931, 322. Lea Marston is a small parish 3 miles long from north to south and about a mile wide, lying for the most part to the west and north of the River Tame. The village of Lea lies in the centre of the parish on the left bank of the Tame, which is here crossed by a road from Nether Whitacre ...
