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4 giorni fa · In the late 19th century the estate seems to have been reunited, and in the early 21st century it was owned by George Ponsonby, a nephew of the 6th Baron de Mauley (d. 2002) of Little Faringdon. (fn. 124)
3 giorni fa · The Baron de Mauley: 1838 Rupert Ponsonby, 7th Baron de Mauley: George Ponsonby (brother) The Lord de Mauley ranks higher in precedence as the current Master of the Horse than as a baron. The Baron Wrottesley: 1838: Clifton Wrottesley, 6th Baron Wrottesley: Victor Wrottesley The Baron Sudeley: 1838 Nicholas Hanbury-Tracy, 8th Baron Sudeley
2 giorni fa · Kempsford: St. Anne's chapel, Whelford. Hatherop Church: the south chapel with the tomb of Lady de Mauley (d. 1844)
5 giorni fa · Peter de Mauley III, grandson of the forenamed, in 1294 made a new grant of the mill, &c. of Egton, to Roger de Creswell, corrector of the order of Grandmont in Eskdale, and the brothers of the same place belonging to the English nation, imposing an obligation that they were to have two more chaplains who were to celebrate daily in their church of St. Mary, for his and his wife's and other of ...
2 giorni fa · In October 1818 Samuel Thornton and his trustees, having received 'a favourable offer', sold the house for £11,000 to the Hon. W. S. Ponsonby, later Lord de Mauley. (fn. 19) In October 1846 Lord de Mauley and his trustees and mortgagees sold the house to the Army and Navy Club for £19,500 10 s .
5 giorni fa · NEWTON-REGNY, or REGNEY, in Leath ward, lies three miles from Penrith. It is divided into the townships of Newton-Regny and Catterlen, containing together in 1811, 44 houses, and 219 inhabitants. The manor of Newton belonged in the reign of Henry II. to the family of de Regny, whose descendant in the reign of Edward I. left four daughters coheirs.
4 giorni fa · Peter Mauley, 1st Baron Mauley (1249–1308) Barony of Hylton: Robert Hylton, 1st Baron Hylton (~1285–1322) Barony of Hazlewood: Robert le Vavasour (~1200–1230) William Vavasour (13th century) (~1270–1295) William le Vavasour, 1st Baron Vavasour (~1290–1313) Barony de Mowbray/Thursk: William de Mowbray (~1200–1224) Roger II de Mowbray ...
