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Hace 3 días · WARBLINGTON MANOR was originally parcel of Westbourne in Sussex, which formed part of the possessions of Earl Godwin, (fn. 7) at whose death Warblington was probably inherited with its tithing of Newtimber by Earl Harold. (fn. 8) After the Conquest the manor was granted to Roger earl of Shrewsbury, who died in 1094.
Hace 3 días · It was granted for life to Antony Browne in 1523, and in 1570 his son, the first Lord Montagu, was made steward of the manor by the queen. In 1623 a lease was granted to John Murray, Lord Annandale, for three lives. He probably sold his interest to Charles Harbord, who had a grant for three lives in 1631.
Hace 2 días · In 1888 Thurning was wholly transferred to Northamptonshire and Winwick to Huntingdonshire. The history goes back to early times, for Polebrook was part of the eight hundreds of Oundle (Eahte hundred) confirmed to Peterborough in 972 by Edgar, (fn. 1) and this district again may be derived from the 900 or 800 hides assigned to 'Wigesta' in the ...
Hace 2 días · King's Norton passed to the Lovels in c. 1373 by the marriage of Robert de Holand's granddaughter to John, Lord Lovel. (fn. 19) William Lovel held it at his death in 1455, (fn. 20) but the manor appears to have been subsequently acquired by the Hastings family (fn. 21) for in 1532 George, Earl of Huntingdon, settled King's Norton on his son Francis, Lord Hastings, when he married the daughter ...
Hace 5 días · Lord Molécula - 22 mayo, 2024 0. * SABOTAJE A CFE O MAGNICIDIO POR: Carlos Pozos (LORD MOLÉCULA) Miércoles 22 de mayo 2024 Unas semanas caracterizadas por el calor atípico ocasionado por el astro...
Hace 1 día · Biography. James Bertie, who would be the first Earl of Abingdon, was born in 1653. He was a younger son of the second Earl of Lindsey, so would not inherit the title. His mother Bridget, the earl’s second wife, was a descendant of an Earl of Berkshire, but that title had become extinct for lack of male heirs. However, the Earl of Berkshire ...
Hace 4 días · There lately came to dine with me the young marquis, the widowed countess of Kildare, lord Montagu, and other gentlemen; when lord Montagu, after many complaints of the disorder of affairs here, told me that the Concubine and Cromwell were on bad terms, and that some new marriage for the King was spoken of; which agrees with what was written to me from France that Henry was soliciting in ...
