Philip Honywood, Lieutenant-General in the British Army

Dates: 18th century–1814

Philip Honywood was a later member of the Honywood family and served as a British Army lieutenant-general, distinguishing himself during the Napoleonic Wars.

Philip Howard, 13th Earl of Arundel, English nobleman, Roman Catholic martyr, prisoner in the Tower of London

Dates: 1557–1595

English nobleman and father of Thomas Howard, 21st Earl of Arundel. He was married to Anne Dacre, through whom the Dufton descent passed in the registry account.

Philip Jermyn

Dates: flourished in the 17th century

Philip Jermyn purchased Aldsworth from Francis Dawtrey and John Stanley in 1633.

Philip Jodrell

Philip John Miles, Bristol merchant, banker and landowner, owner of the Abbots Leigh estate

Dates: 1773–1845

Bristol merchant and banker who acquired the Abbots Leigh estate in 1811 and commissioned Leigh Court, the grand country house that replaced the earlier Norton manor complex.

Philip Kighley

Philip Mescheney

Philip Parys

Philip St Clare

Philip Stayning

Philip Tilney, Esquire of Shelley, Suffolk

Dates: Died 13 March 1602

Philip Tilney was a Suffolk landowner associated with Shelley and other estates. He is directly documented as granting an annuity issuing from the manor of Aldham near Hadleigh,…

Philip Yorke

Phillip Chetwynd

Phillipa de Coucy

Phillis Rokeby

Pierce Galliard, Of Bury Hall, Middlesex, holder of Abney Manor

Dates: Died 1789

Pierce Galliard inherited Abney after the death of Ellen Bradshaw and held it until his death in 1789.

Pierrepont descendants, Members of the Pierrepont family, later associated with the Manvers estate.

Dates: Post-1598 descent; exact individuals and dates not established in the consulted sources.

The Pierrepont family was the principal landholding family associated with Holme Pierrepont and the connected Adbolton estate from the late sixteenth century onward. The available sources do not…

Piers Gaveston, 1st Earl of Cornwall, favourite and courtier of Edward II

Dates: c.1284–1312

A Gascon nobleman and favourite of King Edward II of England.

Pigott family of Abington Pigotts

Dates: Documented at Abington near Shingay from the early fifteenth century; later family descent extends into the nineteenth century.

A branch of the Pigott family established an estate at Abington near Shingay in the early fifteenth century. The estate gave rise to the later place-name Abington Pigotts.

Powell family of Nanteos, Lords of the manor of Aberystwyth, associated with the Nanteos estate and lordship of Llanbadarn Fawr

Dates: Documented as the relevant lordly family from the early eighteenth century; the precise acquisition date after 1660 is unresolved

The Powell family became the principal landed family of the Nanteos estate in Cardiganshire. Their archival records include direct evidence of their lordship and legal interest in Aberystwyth…

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Prior and convent of Christ Church, Canterbury

Dates: Institutional body; priory dissolved in 1539

The Benedictine cathedral priory at Canterbury held extensive ecclesiastical estates, including Agney or Aghne Court according to Hasted, until the Dissolution of the Monasteries.

Prior of Butley

Prior of Noyon