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Nicholas Williams
Dates: 16th century
Brother and successor of Sir John Williams in the post-Dissolution holding of the Cwmhir lands, according to the accessible estate history.
View historical person →Nigel, Clerk and physician to Earl Roger de Montgomery
Dates: died before or during the time of Earl Hugh de Montgomery; exact dates unknown
A clerical and medical associate of Roger de Montgomery who held several Shropshire estates recorded in Domesday evidence.
View historical person →Nigel Fossard, Domesday local lord under Count Robert of Mortain, Feudal baron of Mulgrave, tenant-in-chief
Dates: fl. 11th century
Nigel Fossard was the local lord recorded under Count Robert of Mortain for a separate two-bovate holding at Adwick in Domesday Book.
View historical person →Nigel Loring, Knight, lord of the manor of Cheesewells/Chesswells in the reign of Edward III
Dates: fl. 1327–1377
Sir Nigel Loring was an English knight who is recorded in the supplied manor account as lord of Cheesewells, also known as Chesswells, in Ugborough, Devon, during the…
View historical person →Nogent-le-Rotrou and Amesbury ecclesiastical institutions
Dates: Medieval
Nogent-le-Rotrou was a Cluniac religious house in France with English possessions and connections; Amesbury Priory was a major medieval religious institution in Wiltshire. The present entry concerns their…
View historical person →Norman de Verdon, Baron of the Verdon family, First lord of the Barony of Alton
Dates: fl. 12th century
Member of the Verdon family who succeeded Bertram de Verdon and was associated with the estates based on Alton Castle.
View historical person →Northampton Corporation, Corporation of Northampton, municipal owner of Abington Manor House and public park
Dates: Municipal recipient from 1892; park opened 1897
The municipal authority that accepted Lady Wantage's gift of Abington Abbey and approximately 20 acres and developed the site as a public park and museum.
View historical person →Notley Abbey, Augustinian abbey
Dates: Founded in the twelfth century; dissolved in 1538
An Augustinian religious house near Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire, with documented land, church and rectory interests in Princes Risborough and possession of the Abbot's Manor by the Dissolution.
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