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Hace 4 días · The Knollys family is usually spoken of as owning Battle, but it seems probable that the property held by them was the capital messuage, whilst the manor came to certain citizens of London, to whom James I in return for grants of money granted Battle for ninety-nine years; the interest passed to William Williams and others, and finally by Letters Patent to Capt. Edward Ditchfield and others ...
Katheryn Howard and Elizabeth (Cousins), Katheryn seemed to like Liz quite a lot. Robert Dudley and Lettice Knollys. Helena 'The Red' and Thomas Gorges. Mary Rose Tudor and Charles Brandon, I mean, she married behind her brothers back and got kicked out of court for doing so, and when they were allowed to return, they were fined so heavily that ...
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Hace 1 día · It then descended with the site of the manor of Kingsbury (q.v.), and was settled in 1602 by Margaret Knollys on herself for life with remainder to her daughter Elizabeth, to whose descendants, the Astons, it eventually passed, being held by Henry Hervey Aston in 1786.
8 de may. de 2024 · 1546 – Death of Thomas Knollys, President of Magdalen College, University of Oxford, from 1528 to 1536. In 1536, Knollys became Vicar of South Kirlby and died there in 1546. He was buried at Wakefield. 1559 – The “Act of Uniformity” was signed by Elizabeth I, and the “Act of Supremacy” was given royal assent.
23 de may. de 2024 · The connexion of the Knollys family with Lower Winchendon was, however, of earlier date. Lettice, daughter of Sir Francis Knollys, courtier of Edward VI and Elizabeth, and wife of two of Elizabeth's favourites, was born in the parish (C. Shorter, Highways and Byways in Bucks . 37; Dict. Nat. Biog .).
