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Peter Whetcomb
Dates: fl. 1701
Purchaser of Tollesbury Hall from Charles Howard in 1701.
View historical person →Peterborough Abbey, Tenant-in-chief of a Domesday holding at Alkborough
Dates: Benedictine abbey, medieval period
Peterborough Abbey was a major Benedictine religious house and is recorded in Domesday Book as tenant-in-chief of one of the two Alkborough holdings.
View historical person →Philip Arvas
Philip Arvas, alias Kernick, acquired the Luxulyan lordship through his marriage to Jane Prideaux.
View historical person →Baron Philip Basset, royal justiciar
Dates: died 1272
English baron and royal justiciar who received the manor of Kersey from Henry III in 1243.
View historical person →Philip Bigge, Gentleman, second son of Thomas Bigge of Lenchwick
Dates: Dates not established in the consulted manor source
The second son of Thomas Bigge of Lenchwick who held Aldington Manor from its recorded conveyance in 1598 until 1615.
View historical person →Philip Burnel, Burnell heir and landholder
Dates: Died 1294
The nephew and heir of Robert Burnell, Philip inherited a large estate but became heavily indebted and died with Acton Burnell and other lands mortgaged to merchants of…
View historical person →Sir Philip Burnell
Dates: Died before 1308
A medieval Shropshire landholder who received Acton Reynald and a fourth part of Grinshill by the 1292 fine.
View historical person →Philip Calthorpe, Knight
Dates: died 1549
Last of the Calthorpe line at Davillers in Brome, dying in 1549; husband of Jane Boleyn.
View historical person →The Honourable Philip Charles Wentworth Howard
Dates: floruit 1994–2000
Heir identified in the supplied account as receiving the manor in 1994 and selling it in 2000.
View historical person →Philip de Aylesbury, Holder of Aldbury
Dates: active 1345 and 1356
Aylesbury holder associated with the Aldbury advowson and chantry presentations in 1345 and 1356.
View historical person →Philip Dormer Stanhope, 4th Earl of Chesterfield, statesman and writer
Dates: 1694–1773
British peer, statesman, diplomat and writer, best known for his letters to his son and his work as a political and diplomatic figure. He was the recorded conveyor…
View historical person →Philip Hawtrey, Landholder in Berkshire
Dates: fl. 13th century
Thirteenth-century landholder associated with the separate Longespée moiety of Shrivenham. The supplied account states that his daughter Maud married Andrew de Wike and that Philip retained lands and…
View historical person →Philip Herbert, 5th Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery, 4th Earl of Pembroke, 1st Earl of Montgomery, Lord Herbert of Cardiff
Dates: 1619-1669
English nobleman and courtier who succeeded as 5th Earl of Pembroke in 1630. He was the identified patron or lord for whom the 1653 survey of Abercarne was…
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