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Richard de Irton
Dates: fl. early 12th century
Described as the first of the Irton family and as living in the early part of the twelfth century.
View historical person →Richard de la Hyde
Dates: flourished late thirteenth century
A medieval landholder who held Adwell in right of his wife Philippa, probably a daughter of John de Sulham.
View historical person →Richard de la Roche
Dates: flourished in the late 13th century
Richard de la Roche was the late-thirteenth-century holder of Aldsworth who transferred the manor in 1292.
View historical person →Richard de Londres, Lord of Baronsrath
Dates: fl. early 14th century
The supplied account states that Richard de Londres, or Richard de London, acquired Baronsrath by marriage and was lord there by 1306.
View historical person →Richard de Lucy
Dates: 12th century
Recorded in the Felbridge account as its first tenant of whom a record has been found.
View historical person →Richard de Moels, Heir of the Feudal Barony of Okehampton
Dates: fl. late 11th century
Son and heir of Baldwin of Moels. He inherited the Okehampton barony and resigned it in favour of his nephew Robert de Abrincis.
View historical person →Richard de Redvers, Norman baron, founder of the de Redvers family in England, Lord of the Isle of Wight, ancestor of the earls of Devon
Dates: died 1107
Richard de Redvers was a Norman baron associated with the de Redvers lordship in Devon and the Isle of Wight. The registry describes him as holding Wrangaton after…
View historical person →Richard de Rupella
Dates: d. 1287
Holder of Shimpling after the 1237 grant from Oliver de Vallibus; he was later known as Rokele and died in 1287.
View historical person →Richard de Stanhope, Lord of Cannon Hall, Stanhope landholder
Dates: 14th century
Identified in the Cannon Hall descent as the first recorded lord from the Stanhope family. He was married to Isabel.
View historical person →Sir Richard de Thornhill
Dates: fl. 1195
Son of John, son of Asulfr, and named co-grantee of the Hunsworth undertenancy in 1195.
View historical person →Richard de Tong
Dates: fl. 1166
A member of the Tong family recorded as holding Hunsworth in 1166.
View historical person →Richard Denzell
Dates: floruit in the 15th century
A Denzell heir who acquired Lamerton through his marriage to Joan, heiress of the preceding Weare line, and later inherited the manor in his own right.
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