Randolph Dacre, rector of Prescot

Randolph de Merlay

Ranulf de Vaux, Lord of Gilsland

Dates: fl. late 12th century; succeeded in 1195

A Vaux landholder who succeeded Robert de Vaux in 1195 and was the father of Roland de Vaux in the descent described for Triemain.

Ranulf Peverel, Holder of the Acton estate, associated with the Honor of Peverel

Dates: Active in 1086

A Domesday landholder whose estate at Acton is recorded as comprising 12 carucates.

Ranulf, brother of Abbot Walter, Immediate lord or subtenant of Mortune (Abbot's Morton) in 1086

Dates: Recorded in 1086; further dates unknown

Ranulf, identified as the brother of Abbot Walter, was recorded as the immediate lord of Mortune, the Domesday estate now identified with Abbot's Morton, Worcestershire, while Evesham Abbey…

Ranulf, son of Ingram, Lord of Alfreton, sheriff of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire at periods during the reign of Henry II

Dates: Twelfth century; exact dates not established here.

A successor of Ingram associated with the Alfreton estate and with the sheriffdoms of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire.

Ranulph de Blondeville, 6th Earl of Chester, hereditary Constable of Chester

Dates: c. 1172–1232

Anglo-Norman magnate and major supporter of King John, who granted him extensive English estates.

Ranulph de Dacre, Lord Dacre of the North

Dates: fl. 1313

A Dacre lord who married Margaret de Multon, heiress of Thomas de Multon, after Thomas's death in 1313.

Ranulph de Glanville, Lord Chief Justice of England, royal justiciar

Dates: c. 1112–1190

A prominent royal administrator and justiciar under Henry II. He founded Butley Priory in 1171 and Leiston Abbey in the later twelfth century, and held the lordship of…

Ranulph le Meschin, 1st Earl of Chester, Lord of Carlisle, 3rd Earl of Chester

Dates: c. 1074–1129

Norman magnate and administrator who held extensive lands in northern England and is identified in the Liddel record as the grantor of the Barony of Liddel before 1121.

Ranulphus de Meschines

Raphe Lawson

Rebecca Holmes

Dates: Recorded as claimant in 1801; other biographical dates not established.

Rebecca Holmes is recorded as claiming Holbroke Hall alias Alburgh-in-Wortwell during the 1801 Alburgh enclosure proceedings.

Reginald Baucombe

Reginald Bray, Knight, chancellor to Henry VII, Speaker of the House of Commons, Baron Bray from 1529 posthumously by writ tradition

Dates: c. 1440–1503

Reginald Bray was an English courtier and administrator in the service of Henry VII. The Crown granted Swainstone and Binstead to him for life in 1495.

Reginald Corbet, Judge of the Queen's Bench, of Fitz and Adderley

Dates: c. 1513-1566

A Tudor judge associated with Fitz and Adderley. He married Alice Gratewood, heiress to the Adderley estate, and was a significant legal and civic figure in Shropshire.

Reginald de Courtenay, Lord of the Okehampton barony by marriage

Dates: fl. 12th century

Husband of Hawise, heiress of the Barony of Okehampton, through whom the barony entered the Courtenay descent.

Reginald de Lucy

Dates: 12th century

Son and successor of Richard de Lucy in the Felbridge account; gave lands in Felbridge to Lesnes Abbey.

baron Reginald de Mohun, Lord of Dunster

Dates: fl. 1205–1213

Reginald de Mohun married Alice Brewer in 1205. Their son succeeded to the Mohun estates in 1213, and the family is associated in the registry with Wrangaton.

Reginald de Valletort, Norman landholder in Cornwall and Devon

Dates: fl. late 11th century

A member of the Valletort family who is identified in the registry as the local lord of Lanhadron at the time of Domesday Book and as holder of…

Reginald Edward Gascoyne-Cecil, Lieutenant-Colonel, 21st Lancers, DSO, Verderer of the New Forest, Justice of the Peace for Hampshire

Dates: 1878-11-15 – 1931-12-22

Reginald Edward Gascoyne-Cecil was the second son of Lord Arthur Gascoyne-Cecil and Elizabeth Ann Wilson. He married Mary Beatrice Pilcher on 1 February 1902, served in the 21st…

Reginald Henry Beadon, Lieutenant-colonel

Dates: died 1922

British military officer and member of the Beadon family. He held the manor of Ellington from 1880 until 1922.

Reginald son of Guy de St Valery

Reginald the Sheriff, Sheriff and tenant-in-chief of Acton [Round] in 1086

Dates: fl. 1086

A Norman-period sheriff and landholder recorded as tenant-in-chief and lord of Acton [Round] in Domesday Book. His precise identity is not established in the source used.