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Hace 5 días · See also Great Stukeley. Little Stukeley is a parish of 1,523 acres lying near the centre of the county, some three miles north-west of the county town; it is a narrow strip of land, bounded mainly by the parishes of Great Stukeley and Alconbury. The land is highest in the north; towards the south, near Alconbury brook, the lowlying pasture ...
Hace 3 días · In March 1617–18 Sir Edward Montagu and Frances his wife, and William Mulsho and Rebecca his wife were dealing by fine with two-thirds of the manor, advowson, frankpledge, &c.; and by his will proved on 16 June 1646 Sir Edward Montagu bequeathed his third to his grandson Sir Edward Montagu, who in 1659 conveyed it to Thomas Kipps.
Hace 3 días · Edward Montagu and Jemima his wife settled the hundred with Lewis Phillips, their agent, in 1654 (Feet of F. Hunts. Mich. 1654). Edmund Sawyer of Kettering, who had dealings with the Montagus, may have acquired it on their behalf.
Hace 8 horas · Edward Montagu, 1st Earl of Sandwich: 1625–1672 1660 461 Aubrey de Vere, 20th Earl of Oxford: 1626–1703 1660 462 Charles Stewart, 3rd Duke of Richmond: 1639–1672 1661 463 Montagu Bertie, 2nd Earl of Lindsey: c. 1608–1666 1661 464 Edward Montagu, 2nd Earl of Manchester: 1602–1671 1661 465 William Wentworth, 2nd Earl of Strafford: 1626 ...
Hace 5 días · A LIST of the House of Commons, in King Charles IId's Third Parliament, which met March 6, 1678. A BINGTON, John Stonehouse. Agmondesham, Sir Roger Hill, William Drake. St. Albans, Thomas Blount, John Gape. Aldborough ( Suffolk) Sir Richard Haddock, Hen. Johnson. Aldborough ( Yorkshire) Sir John Reresby, Sir Godfrey Coply.
Hace 2 días · Edward Montagu died in May 1775, aged eightythree, and after his death his widow made considerable alterations to the house, adding a new drawing room and converting the ruined chapel into an 'eating room.' She died 25 August 1800 at the age of eighty, when the lease passed to her nephew Matthew Robinson, who had taken the name of Montagu. Montagu.
Hace 3 días · The grants in 1660 and 1671 in favour of Sir Edward Montagu and Ralph Montagu were for life. Despite this, the latter was displaced on the accession of James II in 1685 by Viscount Preston who was appointed during pleasure. Montagu returned to office in 1689 by virtue of his grant of 1671.
