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Priory of St Faith at Longueville, Normandy
Dates: founded by Walter Giffard II about 1093; relevant Stockholt grant in 1228
A Cluniac priory in Normandy which held the Akeley estate and made grants in Stockholt during the early thirteenth century.
View historical person →Priory of St Mary, Lancaster, Benedictine priory dependent on the Abbey of St Martin at Sées
Dates: founded 1094; alien priory suppressed 1414
The Benedictine priory founded at Lancaster in 1094 administered lands and churches granted by Roger of Poitou, including Aldcliffe.
View historical person →Private individuals, names not identified
Dates: Between 1655 and 1840
The source records an incompletely documented sequence of private holders between John Bedell and James Rust.
View historical person →Pryce Devereux, Viscount Hereford
Dates: Dates not established in the located source
A member of the Devereux family who, in 1743, held or controlled the Manor of Aldecote alias Aldcote and used it as collateral security for a substantial debt…
View historical person →Queens' College, Cambridge, Holder of the Abbotsley estate and, by 1898, described lord of the manor
Dates: Institutional body
The college corporate body that acquired Scot's Manor in 1470/1 and retained a substantial Abbotsley estate into the twentieth century.
View historical person →R. A. Christopher Nisbet-Hamilton, Right Honourable, Member of Parliament
Dates: Active by 1836; exact dates not established in the sources reviewed
R. A. Christopher Nisbet-Hamilton acquired Well and several neighbouring estates in 1836 and is identified in a nineteenth-century weights-and-measures account as lord of the Manor of Alford with…
View historical person →R. Calthorp, Lord of Acle manor in 1742
Individual recorded by Blomefield under the abbreviation R. Calthorp as lord of Acle manor in 1742. The full identity has not been established.
View historical person →Rafe Warrilowe, Yeoman
Dates: 16th century
Yeoman who acquired Stallington from Roland Bulkeley in 1573.
View historical person →Rainald the Sheriff
Dates: flourished in 1086
The sheriff recorded as holding Abdon under Earl Roger at Domesday.
View historical person →Rainald the sheriff
Dates: Recorded in 1086
The Norman-era sheriff Rainald was tenant-in-chief of Acton in Domesday Book.
View historical person →Rainald the Sheriff, Sheriff of Shropshire or the relevant shire jurisdiction
Dates: Active in the late eleventh century; recorded in Domesday Book in 1086
A royal sheriff and substantial Domesday landholder who held two Albrighton estates in 1086. The exact relationship of each estate to the later Albright Hussey manor is uncertain.
View historical person →Ralf Briton
Dates: active 1228-1229
A thirteenth-century grantee who received woodland and assart rights at Stockholt from Longueville Priory and developed the nucleus of the later manor.
View historical person →Ralf de Ingworth, Lord of the Ingworth moiety
Dates: fl. 1256; died after 1267
Medieval landholder of the Ingworth moiety in Norfolk. He was the next brother of Stephen de Ingworth, was lord in 1256, and married Seincila, daughter of William Baldwin.…
View historical person →Ralph
Dates: Recorded in 1086
Domesday tenant in fee of Albury under Maurice, Bishop of London.
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