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  1. Hace 4 días · Sir Ralph de Fileby and Isabel his wife, were living about the year 1280; and Robert de Fileby was lord of East-Hall in this town in 1315; in the 4th of Edward III. he was living, and had 2 daughters and coheirs; Joan, married to Richard de Berking, and Isabel, to John de Holbek, who held it by equal moieties. In the 9th of Edward III.

  2. Hace 3 días · King Henry VIII. on the 9th of May, in his 29th year, gave the manor of East-Rudham, with the site of the priory of Cokesford, the impropriate rectory, and patronage of the vicarage, to Thomas Howard Duke of Norfolk. In the 21st of Elizabeth, Philip Howard Earl of Arundel, son to the said Duke, had license to alien it to Sir Roger Townsend ...

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  4. Hace 5 días · In 1285, John de Vaux was allowed to have a lete, and view of frankpledge as well over all his freemen of Shotesham as other tenants there, and in 1288, one moiety was assigned to Will. de Nerford, in right of Petronel his wife, eldest daughter, and coheir of John de Vaux, who held it jointly in 1291, of the Earl-Marshal at one fee, and in 1300, Maud sister of Petronel was seized of the other ...

  5. Hace 5 días · Harry De Inglaterra - Descubre las últimas noticias, vídeos y fotos sobre harry de inglaterra - Revista ¡HOLA!

  6. Hace 4 días · Thomas Howard 1473–1554 3rd Duke of Norfolk: Anne of York 1475–1511 Lady Howard: Bridget of York 1480–1517: Catherine of York 1479–1527: William Courtenay 1475–1511 1st Earl of Devon: House of Tudor: Sir Richard Pole supporter and first cousin of King Henry VII 1462–1504 Margaret Plantagenet 1473–1541 Countess of Salisbury

  7. Hace 4 días · Old Paradise Street. [See plate 117.] This street was formed in the late 17th century on land which had formerly belonged to Norfolk House. Nos. 2–18 formed part of the endowment left by Archbishop Tenison to the school for girls founded by him in High Street. In the 18th century they were let by the school trustees on long lease to Richard ...