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Montagu George Burgoyne, Baronet, owner/lord associated with Owlerton Manor
Dates: died 6 March 1836 [date conflicts with later documents in the supplied record]
Second son of Lady Catherina Burgoyne, appointed to her Owlerton Estate by a deed of 1853 according to the supplied record. The associated documents also record his marriages…
View historical person →Morcar, Anglo-Saxon earl or landholder
Dates: Held before 1066; identity and dates beyond this holding are not established here.
An Anglo-Saxon magnate recorded as holding Alfreton before the Norman Conquest.
View historical person →Moreton Briggs, Baronet from 1641
Dates: flourished seventeenth century
Son of Humphrey Briggs and member of the Briggs family that held Abdon in the seventeenth century.
View historical person →Mountford, Elizabeth, daughter and heir of Sir Robert Mountford
Dates: daughter and heir
View historical person →Mr and Mrs Hulbert
The Hulberts are recorded as joint purchasers of Aldsworth Manor House after 1986.
View historical person →Mr Campane of Shenington, Esquire or proprietor, exact style not stated
Dates: Dates not established
Mr Campane of Shenington was recorded as a later proprietor of the Alderminster property before its advertised sale in 1819.
View historical person →Mrs Carr of Bath, Lady of the manor of Abbotskerswell
Dates: Active as lady of the manor by 1902; forename not identified
A woman of the Carr family of Bath who was recorded by Kelly's Directory in 1902 as lady of the manor of Abbotskerswell.
View historical person →Mrs Edward Gay, Lady of the manor of Aldborough, principal landowner
Dates: identified as lady of the manor by 1912; personal dates not established
The available directory identifies Mrs Edward Gay as the resident of Aldborough Hall, principal landowner, and lady of the manor in the 1912 directory period. Her personal name…
View historical person →Mrs Fetherstonhaugh-Frampton, Lady of the manor of Affpuddle, principal landowner
Dates: Active by 1901
Female member of the Fetherstonhaugh-Frampton landed family recorded as lady of the manor and principal landowner of Affpuddle in the early twentieth century.
View historical person →Mrs Hatt and Mrs Burnett, Holders of Aislaby manorial privileges in 1890
Dates: Dates not established
Two women identified by the 1890 directory as members of Robert Noble's family and possessors of Aislaby's manorial privileges.
View historical person →Mrs Holmes
Dates: Recorded as holder in 1870-1872; identity and life dates not established.
Mrs Holmes is recorded as belonging to the manors of Redenhall, Hawkers, Holbrook, and Coldham in the 1870-1872 description of Redenhall.
View historical person →Mrs Hutton-Squire
Dates: Unknown
A woman identified in the early twentieth-century Kelly's Directory as resident at Holtby Hall and lady of the manor of Ainderby-Myers-with-Holtby. Her forename and fuller biographical details were…
View historical person →Mrs Lawrence, Lady of the manor of Ainderby Quernhow in 1840
The available source identifies her only as Mrs Lawrence and records her as lady of the manor of Ainderby Quernhow in 1840. Her forename and further biography have…
View historical person →Nathaniel Fiennes, Member of Parliament for Banbury and Oxford, Governor of Bristol, Joint Keeper of the Great Seal, Parliamentarian colonel
Dates: c.1608–16 December 1669
Nathaniel Fiennes was the second son of William Fiennes, 1st Viscount Saye and Sele. He became a prominent Parliamentarian and founded the male collateral line through which the…
View historical person →Nathaniel Hollows
Seventeenth-century owner of Draycott in Derbyshire. He acquired Draycott with other local manors after the Commonwealth sale of episcopal lands.
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