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Hace 3 días · HOPE ALL SAINTS. LIES the next parish westward from St. Maries, Part of it is within this hundred of Langport, and the residue in that of St. Martins Pountney. The whole of it is in the level of Romney Marsh, and within the liberty and jurisdiction of the justices of it. This PARISH lies wholly in the level of Romney Marsh.
4 de jun. de 2024 · 7. In 1538 there was a dispute between members of the Bond family as to a messuage called Ortners in Over Wyresdale; Ducatus Lanc. ii, 55. 8. Lentworth Mill is named in 1601; ibid, iii, 433. A mill in Dunkenshaw occurs about 1620; Lancs. and Ches. Rec. ii, 268. 9. Pat. 1 Jas.
Hace 4 días · Richard of Coombe already held land in Fittleton in 1275, perhaps that held by Simon of Coombe of Hubert de Burgh in 1242. (fn. 36) The Richard of Coombe who died c . 1293, besides the land of Henry of Candover later sometimes called the manor of King's Fee, held the estate in Fittleton, reckoned at two-thirds of the manor, which the prior of Neufmarche held of the honor of Camel in 1275.
Hace 3 días · In 1289 Adam de Burgh, son and heir of William de Burgh and lord of Gressingham, confirmed the gifts of oaks made by Thomas de Coupmanwra and by Adam's brother William de Burgh; Lanc. Ch . i, 162. This gift was made by William as 'dwelling in Gressingham,' and consisted of an oak a year from the wood there and another oak from the common wood of Gressingham and Halton; ibid. 159.
Hace 2 días · Isabel later married Geoffrey de Mandeville, Earl of Essex, and Hubert de Burgh, Earl of Kent, but on the failure of the issue both of her and her sister Mabel the honor of Gloucester passed, apparently in 1217, to Amice's son, Gilbert de Clare, Earl of Gloucester and Hertford (d. 1230).
Hace 4 días · 11. In 1334 when John de Hornby recovered; Coram Rege R. 297, m. 2d., 58. 12. John de Ludington, custodee of the sisters Clemence and Joan de Wennington, claimed from Simon Waleys and Eleanor his wife the performance of a covenant regarding the third part of the manor; De Banco R. 341, m. 377 d.
Hace 3 días · The royal army walked through Kenilworth’s open gates on 14th December, and were immediately struck by the wretched odour of the place. Nevertheless, a stink was temporary. Victory was intended to be permanent. Henry gave the castle to his son Edmund, whose descendants were the earls and, later, dukes of Lancaster.
