Nicholas de Handlo, later Nicholas Burnell

Dates: died 1382

Heir of the Burnell inheritance through Maud Burnell and Sir John de Handlo; he adopted the Burnell name and held Abdon at his death.

Nicholas de Lovayne

Dates: flourished 1365–1368; other dates not established

Received Fulk Harwode's right in Albury in 1365–1368. No additional biography is established by the consulted manor sources.

Nicholas de Mauvesin

Dates: 12th century

Landholder identified in the supplied record as acquiring and then selling the lordship of Stallington circa 1149.

Nicholas de Meynell, Lord of Whorlton, life tenant of Aislaby under the 1320-1321 conveyance

Dates: Died 26 April 1322

A medieval Yorkshire landholder associated with Whorlton and the Meynell family. The cited conveyance granted him Aislaby for life, with a remainder to his son by Lucy de…

Nicholas de Stuteville, Lord of the Barony of Liddel

Dates: floruit 1174–1220

A member of the Stuteville family recorded as holding the Barony of Liddel in 1174 and later charged for his ransom in the fifth year of Henry III.

Nicholas de Verdon, Baron of the Verdon estates

Dates: died 1231

Verdon baron and successor to Bertram de Verdon. He participated in the Barons' rebellion of 1216, suffered confiscation of his estates, and recovered them after Henry III's accession.

Nicholas e Stradest

Nicholas Fettiplace

Nicholas Fitzwilliam, Yorkshire landholder, member of the Fitzwilliam family

Dates: floruit 15th century

A Fitzwilliam landholder associated with Adwick in 1459, when he obtained a licence for an oratory at his house there.

Nicholas Fitzwilliam of Adwick, Yorkshire gentleman, associated with Adwick le Street

Dates: died 1460

Nicholas Fitzwilliam was a Yorkshire gentleman associated with Adwick le Street and was returned to Parliament for a Yorkshire constituency. He is recorded in local historical material as…

Nicholas Hurt of Castern, Esquire of Castern, Staffordshire

Dates: Circa 1649-1711

Nicholas Hurt was a Staffordshire landowner of Castern who married Elizabeth Lowe in 1690 and thereby acquired the Alderwasley estate and manor.

Nicholas Hyde, Sir Nicholas Hyde, 1st Baronet of Aldbury according to later genealogical and title summaries, Baronet

Dates: died 1625

Hyde family holder for whose use the manor was conveyed by feoffees in 1590; he succeeded formally after Robert Hyde's death in 1607.

Nicholas le Boteler

Nicholas le French

Dates: flourished 14th century; other dates not established

Associated with the later French interest in Albury and recorded as granting the manor for an eight-year term to Fulk Harwode.

Nicholas Leigh, Nicholas Leigh of Addington, gentleman

Dates: died 1565

Nicholas Leigh was the Tudor-era Leigh landholder associated with Addington. In 1544 he negotiated with Henry VIII for former religious-house properties at Addington, including Addington Rectory and Addington…

Nicholas Luke, Baron of the Exchequer, purchaser of one moiety of Abbotsley in 1561

Dates: Active sixteenth century

A sixteenth-century legal official who, according to the Victoria County History, purchased one moiety of Abbotsley from Francis Russell, Earl of Bedford, in 1561.

Nicholas Overton

Dates: floruit 1590–1604

Son and successor of Thomas Overton; he held Whateley of Queen Elizabeth for a fortieth part of a knight's fee before the 1604 settlement on his son Thomas…

Nicholas Parys

Nicholas Payne, Lord of Motcombe

Dates: fl. 1454

Holder of the Lordship of Motcombe by 1454; he inherited it from his father Richard Payne and later sold it to John Kaylway.

Nicholas Pycot

Nicholas Remkin

Dates: flourished in the early fifteenth century

Joint holder of Albans and Blackpitts with John Tutsham. His only daughter Alice inherited his moiety and carried it by marriage to Thomas Rolfe.

Nicholas Sparry

Dates: fl. 16th century

Purchaser of Bedcote from Sir Thomas Jervis before its later passage to the Lyttleton family.

Nicholas Stapleton

Nicholas Tufton, 1st Earl of Thanet, holder of Eytchden, English landowner, later 1st Earl of Thanet, Baron Tufton, 6th Baron Tufton

Dates: 1578–1631

English nobleman of the Tufton family who acquired Eytchden during the reign of James I.