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21 de may. de 2024 · It is one of the most popular attractions of his ancestral home of Deene Park, Northamptonshire, now owned by Robert and Charlotte Brudenell. The Charge of the Light Brigade was a military...
Hace 4 días · Robert Brudenell, one of the Justices of the Court of Common Pleas, Richard Thymelby and Elizabeth his wife, and John Thymelby, son and heir of Richard, and Margaret his wife: 60 s rent in Ellerton upon Darwent. 1509—EASTER TERM, 1 HENRY VIII. William Wentworth de Sprotsburgh: John Crescy and Meriell his wife: Messuage with lands ...
Hace 5 días · The earliest occupier of No. 41 of whom we have any record was Robert Brudenell, 2nd Earl of Cardigan, who was born in 1607, and succeeded to the title in 1663. His residence in Lincoln's Inn Fields began some time before 1653 (the date of the earliest extant ratebook).
Hace 6 días · In 1517 it was stated that in December 1496 Sir Robert Brudenell had destroyed 7 messuages, evicting 30 persons, and inclosed and converted 250 a. of land into pasture. (fn. 85) In the late 19th century Holyoaks was estimated to contain over 500 a., so that about half the township was affected by this inclosure.
Hace 19 horas · It is not definitely known when the Brudenell family obtained the manor of Slawston. Sir Robert Brudenell purchased land there in 1515, (fn. 22) and the manor had passed into the possession of the family before the death of Robert's son Thomas in 1549.
22 de may. de 2024 · Hon. Robert Brudenell: 1790–1793 Nine matches as an amateur between, five of which were for MCC. Beau Brummell: 1807 One first-class match for a Hampshire side. C. Brunton 1820 One first-class appearance for Norfolk in 1820 in a side put out by Holt Cricket Club. E. H. Budd: 1808–1831 Made 72 first-class appearances for a variety ...
Hace 4 días · She was the wife of Robert Brudenell and was living in 1648. The estates of her son Thomas Lord Brudenell were sequestrated under the Commonwealth, but with her consent the manors of Diddington were given to their second son Edmund, who obtained possession of them and held a court there in 1649.
