Reverend Oliver Marton, Clerk, Vicar of Lancaster, final Marton holder of the Malhamdale estate

Dates: eighteenth century; Vicar of Lancaster; exact dates not established here

The Reverend Oliver Marton was the youngest son named in Oliver Marton's will and ultimately inherited the Yorkshire estates after the deaths without issue of his elder brothers.…

Reverend William Newell, rector of Adwell and Ickford

Dates: died 1747

A clergyman and Newell landholder who inherited Adwell and held the rectories of Adwell and Ickford.

Reymund de Rossall, also Reymund de Alcaston, Tenant-in-fee of Alcaston, styled Reymund de Alcaston

Dates: Flourished in the late thirteenth century

A Rossall family holder who was recorded as holding the manor in 1272 and in the 1284 Feodary.

Reyner de Acton, Knight by the record of the 1208 assizes

Dates: Flourished 1195-1220

A medieval de Acton landholder and litigant associated with Acton, probably the namesake of Acton Reynald.

Reyner de Acton

Dates: Recorded before 1240; dead by 1255

A de Acton holder of the Acton and associated fee recorded in the mid-thirteenth-century feodaries.

Reyner de Acton, Knight, lord of Acton Reyner

Dates: Flourished before 1270; alive in 1293; dead before 1308

The last securely documented de Acton lord of Acton Reynald in the consulted medieval sources. He was involved in the 1288 settlement concerning the Acton chapel and conveyed…

Reynold de Abenhall, Holder of Abenhall Manor

Dates: Died c. 1341

Son or brother within the de Abenhall family who received Abenhall Manor by a documented 1317 grant.

Reynold Grey

Reynold West, Lord La Warr

Dates: Died before or about 1452

Peer and husband of Elizabeth Greyndour who held her inherited two-thirds share of Abenhall Manor in right of his wife.

Ricardi de Castello

Rice Thomas, Justice of the peace, sheriff of Anglesey 1563-1564, sheriff of Caernarfonshire 1573-1574

Dates: Died 1577

Rice Thomas, son of Sir William Thomas of Llangathen, became a Crown lands official's deputy in north Wales and established the Thomas family's Caernarfonshire fortune. He held leases…

Rice Thomas and Jane Thomas

Dates: Rice Thomas died 1577; Jane Thomas's death date not established

Rice Thomas was a north Welsh Crown lands official and landed gentleman. Jane was the daughter of Sir John Puleston of Caernarfon and widow of Edward Gruffydd of…

Richard Acton, Acton Scott landholder

Dates: died by 1488

A late medieval member of the Acton family who held an interest in Acton Scott and married Eleanor Wynnesbury, from another coparcenary family connected with the manor.

Richard Acton, Acton Scott manor holder and builder of the Elizabethan hall

Dates: died 1590

A late sixteenth-century Acton landholder who is credited with reuniting Acton Scott Manor in the family's ownership and with building the present Elizabethan house.

Richard Arblaster

Richard Awbrey of Abercynrig

Dates: 15th century; exact dates unknown

A member of the Brecknockshire Awbrey family associated with Abercynrig. Cadw identifies him as a fifteenth-century Chief Forester of the Great Forest and records that he sold Abercynrig…

Richard Bartlet

Richard Barton of Whenby

Richard Barwell, Esquire, owner of Stansted Park

Dates: 1741-1804

Richard Barwell purchased Stansted in 1781 and became the principal owner of the connected Westbourne and Stansted estate interests, including Aldsworth in the recorded descent.

Richard Beauchamp, 13th Earl of Warwick, military commander and nobleman

Dates: 1382–1439

English nobleman who held Beedon with his wife Elizabeth Berkeley and died seized of the manor in 1439.

Richard Berkeley of Stoke Gifford, Esquire, landed proprietor of the Stoke Gifford estate

Dates: Baptised 24 February 1626/7; died January 1670/1

Elder son of Sir Maurice Berkeley and Mary Tipping. He was baptised at St Margaret, Westminster, on 24 February 1626/7 and inherited the Stoke Gifford estate after his…

Richard Berney of Reedham

Richard Blanchard, Recorded Lord or farmer of Acomb Manor

Dates: flourished 1664-1692

Richard Blanchard is identified in the Acomb court-roll summary as the private farmer or lessee of the manor under Archbishop Richard Sterne.

Richard Bonithon, Associated holder of Mylor through his marriage to Isabella D'Angers.

The supplied history identifies Richard Bonithon as the husband of Isabella D'Angers and states that Mylor remained in his posterity until 1697.