Richard of Shrewsbury, Duke of York, son of King Edward IV, one of the Princes in the Tower

Dates: 1473–1483

English royal prince, second son of Edward IV. His 1478 marriage to Anne Mowbray was associated with a settlement of the Brighton Lewes lordship upon both spouses for…

Richard of Sourdeval, Immediate lord or under-tenant of Adel in Domesday Book, not the tenant-in-chief

Dates: Active in the late eleventh century; associated with Adel in 1086

Richard of Sourdeval was a Norman landholder recorded in Domesday Book as holding numerous estates in Yorkshire from Robert, Count of Mortain. His connection with Adel is directly…

Richard of Sourdeval, Domesday holder or tenant-in-chief of Aislaby in 1086

Dates: Dates not established

A Norman landholder recorded in Domesday Book in connection with Aislaby.

Richard Óg de Burgh, 2nd Earl of Ulster, Lord of Connacht

Dates: 1259–1326

Anglo-Irish magnate who was identified in the record as nephew of the deceased Richard and received the manor by allocation recorded in 1299.

Richard Palmer, Esquire of Sonning, purchaser of Aldworth Manor in 1756

Dates: Eighteenth century; dates not established in the located source

Richard Palmer was an esquire of Sonning who purchased Aldworth Manor from the Earl of Abingdon in 1756.

Richard Payne

Richard Peacock

Holder of St Johns from its 1630 purchase from John Wroth until his death in 1634.

Richard Peirse, Lord of Bedale, Lazenby and Hutton Bonville

Dates: died 1708

Richard Peirse inherited the Peirse Bedale interest from his father John and expanded the family's landed holdings, including estates at Lazenby, Hutton Bonville and Thimbleby.

Richard Plott

Richard Price, M

Richard Prideaux

Richard Prideaux is identified in the Luxulyan descent as the father of Jane Prideaux, who was his daughter and sole heir.

Richard Prynce, Thomas Hatton, and Thomas Rock, Joint grantees and subsequent holders of the manor of the Abbey Foregate

Dates: Dates not fully established in the source used

The source identifies them as the three gentlemen to whom the Elizabethan grantees conveyed the manor. Richard Prynce was a Shrewsbury landowner associated with Abbey Foregate; the source…

Richard Pygyon, Gentleman, member of the Badsey and Aldington Pygyon family

Dates: Dates not established in the consulted sources

A member of a locally established Badsey and Aldington family who received the manor at the Dissolution.

Richard Rich, 1st Baron Rich, Lord Chancellor of England, 1547-1551, 1st Earl of Warwick, created 1561

Dates: c.1496-1567

English lawyer, politician and courtier who served as Lord Chancellor under Edward VI. He was created Baron Rich in 1547 and Earl of Warwick in 1561.

Richard Richmond

Richard Robartes, 1st Baron Robartes, 1st Baron Robartes of Truro, Baronet, knighted 1616, Cornish landowner, knight, 1st Baronet Robartes, Baron Robartes of Truro, later Viscount Bodmin

Dates: c. 1570–1634

English and Cornish landowner who inherited the Bodwithgy-associated estates from his father, John Robartes. He was knighted in 1616, created a baronet in 1621, and advanced to the…

Richard Rogers Coxwell-Rogers, Justice of the Peace, Deputy Lieutenant, Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, landowner of Ablington and Dowdeswell

Dates: 16 November 1803–31 December 1895

Richard Rogers Coxwell later adopted the surname Coxwell-Rogers. He was a Gloucestershire landowner, magistrate, deputy lieutenant and Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, and was associated with Ablington…

Richard Rolte

Dates: d. 1575

Acquired the manor from Mary Beckingham and Thomas Windsor in 1565 and died seised in 1575.

Richard Sackville, 3rd Earl of Dorset, courtier and landowner

Dates: died 1523

Son of Humphrey Sackville and holder of the manors of Bures and Bergholt; he died on 28 July 1523.

Richard Sackville, 3rd Earl of Dorset

Richard Sackville, 5th Earl of Dorset

Richard Sandford

Richard Sheldon, esquire

Dates: Active by 1717; died 1736

Kentish gentleman associated with Aldington West Court. He was recorded as sheriff in 1717 and was identified in 1719 as the owner or seated occupant of Aldington West…

Richard Shireburne, of Stonyhurst, first Shireburne of the Stonyhurst branch

Dates: 12 October 1381-29 May 1441

Heir of the Bailey and Shireburne interests at Stonyhurst who became the first recorded member of the Stonyhurst branch to use the Shireburne surname.