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4 giorni fa · The histories of the parishes of Kingsbury (east), Pitney, Somerton and Tintinhull hundreds. Victoria County History - Somerset.Originally published by Victoria County History, London, 1974.
5 giorni fa · Christopher Crow, eldest son of Christopher Crowe, Esq. of East Bilney, died November 4, 1690, and was buried here, and Christopher Crowe, Esq. was lord about the year 1720. After this Dr. Crowe, M. D. of London, whose sister marrying Mr. Monins of Norwich, a master weaver, had by him Christopher Monins , Esq. the present lord.
4 giorni fa · A federal judge has signed off on the $600 million class action settlement over last year's disastrous Norfolk Southern derailment in eastern Ohio, but many people who live near East Palestine are still wondering how much they will end up with out of the deal.
3 giorni fa · Before 1182 (fn. 13) the Island was divided into the two hundreds of East and West Medine, which appear on the Pipe Roll of that year as 'Est medehundredum' and 'West medehundredum,' and in 1271–2 the hundred of Freshwater, belonging to the lords of the manor of Freshwater (fn. 14) and containing Freshwater, Weston and Northinton, made its ...
3 giorni fa · FLEGG HUNDREDS, WEST AND EAST. These two hundreds make up the deanery of Flegg.King Stephen, by letters patents, granted (as it is said) these two hundreds to Henry, his nephew, then abbot, and the monks of St. Bennet: in the 18th of Henry III a composition was made between the abbot of St. Bennet, and the prior of Norwich, about wreck at sea, between Palling Cross, and Yarmouth Cross, two ...
5 giorni fa · In 1199 the hundred of Kingston was said to pertain, and always to have pertained, to the lordship and vill of Kingston. (fn. 9) Probably a court of ancient demesne, (fn. 10) originally held for the manor of Kingston, had gradually extended its jurisdiction over the neighbouring vills. (fn. 11) The hundred court was held before the bailiffs on ...
2 giorni fa · 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.
