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5 giorni fa · At the time of the Domesday Survey this hundred consisted of the three hundreds of West Derby, Warrington, and Newton. (fn. 1) At what date the last two were united with West Derby to form the present hundred is not known, but it occurred before the reign of Henry II, probably early in that of Henry I. The hundred is bounded on the west by the ...
5 giorni fa · Robert (de Ferrariis, Grandchild of Henry, before named) Earl of Nottingham, gave to Alan de Leca, the Nephew of Elfast, the Town of Leche, where the Mother Church is, with all the Appurtenances, and twelve Bovats of Land in his the said Earl's Leche, which were the said Alan's Parents, and in Stantun, as much as belonged to the said Earl's Fee, and divers other Lands in the County of ...
3 giorni fa · Henry was still alive in 1284, but by 1316 he had been succeeded in the possession of the estate by John de Farnborough, who in 1335 paid 2s. to be released from attendance at the bishop's court of Farnham for a year. John was followed by Amice de Farnborough, who was holding the manor in 1346.
5 giorni fa · C. Hen. III. File 40. (1.) 769. Henry de Buruhull alias de Burhulle. Writ of plenius certiorari, 15 May, 55 Hen. III. on the complaint of Roger de Buruhull his brother, that the escheator had taken into the king's hands ⅓ of the manor of Weiburi, which ought to revert to him as heir of his mother Basilia de Buruhull.
4 giorni fa · Inquisitions Post Mortem, Henry V, Entries 452-499. 452. MICHAEL DE LA POLE SON OF THE EARL OF SUFFOLK. Writ 6 Dec. 1415. SOMERSET. Inquisition. West Coker. 27 Dec. He held the advowson of Norton sub Hamdon, which the earl of Suffolk had held of the king in chief by knight service, annual value 20 marks.
4 giorni fa · Inquisitions Post Mortem, Henry IV, Entries 896-954. 896. WILLIAM SON AND HEIR OF HENRY DE HETON, KNIGHT. 12 Feb. 1404. NORTHUMBERLAND. Inquisition. Morpeth. 26 March. Henry de Heton, knight, held half the vill of Hartley, a place called Brierdene, the castle and manor of Chillingham, and 1 husbandland in Doxford.
5 giorni fa · To Norman de Yealand the same William granted Levens in Westmorland, and his son Henry adopted the surname Redman or Redmayne. (fn. 7) The family is mainly connected with Westmorland. Henry gave land near Hilderstone to Cockersand Abbey about 1200, (fn. 8) and was succeeded by a son Matthew, (fn. 9) who in 1242 held part of Yealand of William de Lancaster III, (fn. 10) and in 1246–8 acted as ...
