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Matthew Fortescue, Member of the Fortescue family of Filleigh and Penwarne, heir to the Treore estate from 1751
Dates: floruit 1751-1785
Younger brother of Hugh Fortescue who inherited the family estate, including Lamerton, in 1751; his only son Hugh succeeded in 1785.
View historical person →Matthew St. Quintin of Harswell, Second son
Dates: 2nd son; living 1584
View historical person →Matthew Stewart and Margaret Douglas, 4th Earl of Lennox, Countess of Lennox
Dates: Matthew Stewart: 1516-1571; Margaret Douglas: 1515-1578
Matthew Stewart was a Scottish nobleman and claimant to the Lennox inheritance. Margaret Douglas was the daughter of Archibald Douglas, 6th Earl of Angus, and Margaret Tudor, and…
View historical person →Matthew Wrottesley
Dates: fl. 1545–1549
Successor to Charles Brandon at Bericote and its lordship holder in 1549, when he conveyed it to Thomas Marrowe.
View historical person →Mattias Kerrison, Landowner of Oakley Park, Merchant and developer associated with Bungay Staithe navigation, of Oakley Park, Member of Parliament for Eye in the 1820s, Suffolk landowner and entrepreneur
Dates: 18th–19th century
Landowner associated with Oakley Park who acquired Boylands in 1823.
View historical person →Maud Burnel and John de Handlo, Heirs and holders of the Burnell inheritance
Dates: Maud active after 1315; John de Handlo died 1345
Maud Burnel was the daughter and heir of Edward Burnel. She was first married to John Lovel and later to John de Handlo, who obtained livery of the…
View historical person →Maud Burnell
Dates: flourished fourteenth century
Daughter and heir of Edward Burnell whose marriage settlements determined the later descent of the Burnell estates, including Abdon.
View historical person →Maud Clarell, Wife of Thomas Clarell, joint holder of Adwick upon Dearne
Dates: surviving spouse in 1442; exact dates not established
Maud was recorded in the 1442 inquisition post mortem as surviving Thomas Clarell and as holding the manor of Adwick upon Dearne jointly with him at his death.
View historical person →Maud de Averenges and William de Averenges, Holders of Aldbury by inheritance
Dates: William died about 1230; Maud died 1271
Maud, daughter of Hawisia de Bocland, inherited Aldbury with her husband William de Averenges.
View historical person →Maud de Chaworth and Henry, Earl of Lancaster, heiress
Dates: Maud de Chaworth died 1322; Henry, Earl of Lancaster died 1345
Maud de Chaworth was a medieval heiress who married Henry, Earl of Lancaster. Henry was a major English nobleman and magnate.
View historical person →Maud de Glanville, Heiress of the Glanville line of Aldringham
Dates: dates not established in the cited source
Maud was identified by Copinger as the only daughter of Sir Ralph de Glanville and the heiress through whom Aldringham Manor passed to the Vescy family.
View historical person →Maud Faldingworth, Heiress associated with the manor of Abbotsley
Dates: Active early fourteenth century
Daughter and heir of Thomas Faldingworth. She inherited Abbotsley after the death of John Ridel, according to the Victoria County History.
View historical person →Maud Marshal, Countess of Norfolk, daughter of William Marshal, 1st Earl of Pembroke
Dates: 1192–1248
Daughter of William Marshal who inherited the Marshal estates after the deaths of her brothers and was married to Hugh Bigod, 3rd Earl of Norfolk.
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