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Nathaniel Nobbs, Vicar of Aldeburgh with Hazlewood
Dates: Recorded as vicar and as holder of Vicarage Manor in 1703; personal dates not located.
Nathaniel Nobbs was recorded in the Clergy of the Church of England Database as vicar of Aldeburgh with Hazlewood in 1703. The local parish report also records him…
View historical person →Native Welsh princes of Elfael, including descendants of Einion Clud, Native princely rulers of Elfael
Dates: Medieval period; control stated to continue until 11 December 1282
A collective designation for the native Welsh rulers associated with Elfael and Aberedw before the Mortimer takeover. The available source does not establish a complete individual succession.
View historical person →Naunton family, Family associated with Naunton's and, by 1428, with the Peche's component of the Alderton composite manorial grouping.
Dates: 15th-16th centuries in the Alderton evidence
The Naunton family is identified in the researched sources as established at Alderton and later associated with Letheringham. The parish-history source specifically records its ownership of Peche's by…
View historical person →Nevile Maskelyne, Esquire
Dates: Not established for the particular holder from the consulted manor source.
An early-eighteenth-century proprietor of Abingdon Court at Cricklade, identified by John Britton as the seller of the manor to William Gore in 1718.
View historical person →Newcome family
Dates: 19th century
Family recorded by the local historical summary as acquiring Abriwicks alias Allred Wykes in Great Ashfield through marriage and inheritance.
View historical person →Nicholas Bagshaw, Lord of Abney, gentleman of the Bagshaw family
Dates: Flourished late 15th and early 16th century
Nicholas Bagshaw was the documented lord of Abney in 1504 and later conveyed the manor to the Bradshaws.
View historical person →Nicholas Betham, gentleman of Long Crendon
Dates: died before 1557
A Roman Catholic gentleman of Long Crendon who acquired Adwell from John Marmion and settled it on himself, his wife, and their son Christopher.
View historical person →Nicholas Bowerman
Dates: Flourished in the late 15th or 16th century
Bowerman landholder who died seized of land in Adgestone held of Alverstone.
View historical person →Nicholas Brockhill, esquire, lord of Aldington Westcourt
Dates: Active by 2 Edward IV, approximately 1462-1463
Brockhill family landholder associated with Aldington Westcourt in Thurnham. He was buried at Aldington church according to the historical account.
View historical person →Nicholas Burdett, Heir of Thomas Burdett
Dates: Minor in 1478; died without issue
Son and heir of Thomas Burdett, whose person and possessions were placed in the custody of Sir Simon Mountfort in 1478.
View historical person →Nicholas Burnel, Baron Burnell, knight, Burnell lord of Acton Burnell
Dates: Died 1383
Nicholas Burnel, son of Maud Burnel and John de Handlo, assumed the Burnell surname, held Acton Burnell, served in the wars of Edward III, and was summoned to…
View historical person →Nicholas Corsellis, Merchant of London
Dates: fl. mid-17th century
A London merchant who purchased the Wivenhoe estate from Sir Horatio Townshend.
View historical person →Nicholas de Bassingburne
Dates: 13th century; died before 1252 according to the cited peerage account
A member of the Bassingburne family associated in the cited medieval account with the Abington holding.
View historical person →Nicholas de Beaufoe, Holder of Beauchamps, Oakley, Suffolk
Dates: fl. 1319
Recorded in possession of Beauchamps in 1319; his relationship to the Beauchamp family is unrecorded.
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