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Hace 5 días · COLKIRK. This lordship was in the Bishops when the see was at Elmham, and held at the survey by William de Beaufoe Bishop of Thetford: when Ailmer Bishop of Elmham held it, there were 2 carucates in demean, one villain, 12 borderers, 4 servi, paunage for 55 swine, 4 acres of meadow, 7 cows, &c. 10 sheep, at the survey, 160 goats, a church endowed with 40 acres valued at 2s. and 14 socmen had ...
Hace 1 día · Stained glass in the East window dates from 1920 and is also a war memorial remembering people from the village who died during WWI. Several of the original brasses have been taken from where they would have been - on the floor - and moved to the walls to preserve them. Side chapel altar in the north aisle.
Hace 3 días · Sir John Howard confirmed to Margaret, late wife of Sir Robert Howard, Sir Simon de Felbrigg, Knt. Robert de Felbrigg, &c. the manor of Reynham in Clenchwarton; witnesses, Laurence Trusbut, Edmund Kervite, Thomas Howard, William Coot, John Drye, &c. dated at East-Winch on the feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin, and Sir John Howard was lord in the 7th of Henry IV.
Hace 6 días · Lady of the Garter; Tochter von Hugh de Courtenay, 10. Earl of Devon, Ehefrau von Sir Andrew Luttrell und Sir John de Vere, jüngerer Sohn des 7. Earl of Oxford [21] Blanche, Lady Poynings. Lady of the Garter; Tochter von John de Mowbray, 3. Lord Mowbray und Joan Plantagenet (Tochter von Henry Plantagenet, 3.
Hace 5 días · He was the same Duke of Norfolk who was in charge of the court that condemned Anne Boleyn to the block. 2. Katherine Howard was the most educated of Henry's wives. Answer: False. Katherine was raised by her grandmother, the Dowager Duchess of Norfolk. The Duchess was away at court a great deal, and therefore Katherine did not have anyone to ...
Hace 5 días · In 1642, Lady Elizabeth Howard, second daughter of Theophilus, married Algernon Percy, 10th Earl of Northumberland, and by her marriage settlement Suffolk House "was transferred to the bridegroom, upon his payment of £15,000 to his wife's family." (fn. 60) Thenceforth it was usually referred to as Northumberland House.
