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Hace 5 días · Her mother, the Duchess Elizabeth, lived until 1506, and the Medmenham estate of the Mowbrays presumably reverted to the Crown, and was eventually merged in Lord Montagu's lands. It appears to have included the site of the castle of the Bolebecs called BULBEK MANOR in 1539, when Thomas More was made custodian and also bailiff of the whole manor of Medmenham.
Hace 2 días · On 15 April licence was granted for the earl of Salisbury to give in frankalmoign to the prior and canons of the house to be founded on his manor of Bisham, land, rent, and advowsons to the yearly value of £500. The monastery was to be founded in honour of Jesus Christ and St. Mary. (fn. 1) Special licences were also enrolled in the course of ...
Hace 4 días · The manor of Buckland was granted by Queen Mary to Sir Anthony Browne, Lord Montagu, whose daughter Elizabeth married Robert Dormer, first Lord Dormer. It was given to the latter in 1584, (fn. 54) and his direct male descendants held it until the death of Charles Dormer second Earl of Carnarvon in 1709, (fn. 55) with perhaps a short interval during the Civil War.
Hace 3 días · On the death of her second husband, Sir Edward Hussey-Montagu, created in 1762 Lord Beaulieu of Beaulieu, this estate came in 1802 to her niece Elizabeth Duchess of Buccleugh, already owner of a moiety of Ditton Manor (q.v.), from which it has not again been severed.
Hace 2 días · In about 1666, at the instigation of Lord Montagu, the church was demolished except for the tower and the W. wall of the nave and was replaced by the simple rectangular building which survives in part (Bridges II, 401). The appearance of the church in the early 19th century, before the addition of the chancel, was recorded by Flesher (BL Add.
Hace 4 días · At the request of Lord Wentworth's son William, it was regranted in 1585 to Theophilus Adams and Thomas Butler. (fn. 71) In 1619 William Montagu, younger son of Edward the original grantee, died seised of a messuage and 20 acres of wood called Priestes Coppice, probably part of the endowment.
Hace 5 días · In 1677 Francis, Lord Montagu, greatgrandson of Sir Anthony, conveyed it to John Glynne of Henley Park. (fn. 23) At Mr. Glynne's death the manor descended to his daughter Dorothy, (fn. 24) who became the wife of Sir Richard Child, afterwards Earl Tylney of Castlemaine.
