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Richard Vaughan
Dates: Active in 1484
A fifteenth-century grantee of the manors of Aber and Cemaes in 1484.
View historical person →Richard Vaughan of Courtfield, Esquire of Courtfield, Welsh Bicknor, later Herefordshire
Dates: Active 1696
Member of the Courtfield Vaughan family who purchased Abenhall Manor in 1696 in connection with the payment of the debts of John and Thomas Vaughan.
View historical person →Richard Venables of Agden, Gentleman
Dates: Flourished in the seventeenth century; recorded in 1662/3
Member of the Venables of Agden family named in a marriage settlement concerning Agdon Hall and the family's Cheshire estate lands.
View historical person →Richard Vernon, Holder of a portion of Adstock, son-in-law of William Avenel
Dates: Died before 1195
Richard Vernon was a twelfth-century landholder and son-in-law of William Avenel. He held one portion of Adstock and was dead by 1195.
View historical person →Richard Washington of Adwick le Street, Yorkshire landowner, reported successor to James Washington at Adwick
Dates: fl. late 16th and early 17th centuries
Richard Washington was the successor of James Washington in the Adwick branch of the family and is described in local historical accounts as holding the Adwick estates during…
View historical person →Richard Washington of Adwick le Street, Reported final Washington holder of Adwick
Dates: born 1673; died after 1712 and before or in 1719 according to local accounts
Richard Washington was the last recorded Washington resident at Adwick le Street in the local historical tradition and is associated with the disposition of the Washington estate to…
View historical person →Richard Whistler
Dates: Dates not established from the sources located
A member of the Whistler family recorded as receiving a moiety that passed with Adresham after the manor had been held with Fulscot.
View historical person →Richard Whitworth of Adbaston and Batchacre, Esquire, owner of the Adbaston estate
Dates: Died 1719
Staffordshire gentleman who purchased Adbaston Manor or the principal Adbaston estate before 1680 and established the Whitworth family's documented association with Adbaston.
View historical person →Colonel Richard Whitworth of Batchacre, owner of the Adbaston estate
Dates: 1677-1749
Younger son of Richard Whitworth and Anne Moseley. He inherited the Adbaston estate after the death of his elder brother Charles Whitworth in 1725 and was associated with…
View historical person →Lieutenant Richard William Francis Cecil, younger son of Lord Francis Horace Pierrepont Cecil, associated with the Cecil-Bain marriage controversy of 1901.
Dates: 7 August 1882 – 6 September 1933
Youngest son of Lord Francis Cecil and Edith Brooks. He married Jessie Bain in Edinburgh in 1901. Their only recorded son, Flying Officer Richard Francis Bain Cecil, died…
View historical person →Richard Wood, Recorded Lord of Acomb Manor
Dates: flourished 1650
Richard Wood is named in the Acomb court-roll summary as a private lord or lessee of the manor in 1650.
View historical person →Richard Woodman
Dates: recorded after 1547
Richard Woodman succeeded his father John Woodman as holder of Aglonds More after John's death in 1547.
View historical person →Richard Woodman, second son of William Woodman
Dates: seventeenth century; holding recorded 1706-1707
Richard Woodman succeeded as the second son of William Woodman in the descent of Aglonds More and was associated with More Place in the later seventeenth or early…
View historical person →Richard Zouch, D.C.L., Regius Professor of Civil Law at Oxford from 1620, principal of St Alban Hall, advocate of Doctors' Commons, MP for Hythe in 1621 and 1624, judge and legal writer.
Dates: c.1590–1 March 1661
Richard Zouch was born at Ansty as the third surviving son of Francis Zouche and Philippa Ludlow. He was educated at Winchester and New College, Oxford, became Regius…
View historical person →Richard, Duke of Gloucester, later King Richard III
Dates: 1452-1485
Richard of Gloucester received a large group of forfeited de Vere estates from Edward IV in 1462, including Aldham in Suffolk.
View historical person →Richard, earl of Arundel, 11th or 10th Earl of Arundel, depending on numbering convention
Dates: Richard FitzAlan, 1346-1397
Richard FitzAlan was a major fourteenth-century English nobleman and earl of Arundel. The inquisition source directly records a knight's fee in Acton Turville among the property associated with…
View historical person →Richard, Earl of Arundel
Dates: Died 1302
A medieval nobleman whose inquest after death recorded a tenure at Alkamston under Walter de Hopton.
View historical person →Robert, Domesday tenant at Aisholt
Dates: floruit 11th century
An otherwise unidentified Robert held terra Olta at Aisholt from Roger de Courseulles in the Domesday record of 1086.
View historical person →Robert and Henry Stidulfe
Dates: flourished in the fifteenth century
Sons of Thomas Stidulfe on whom their father settled the combined fee of Albans and Blackpitts.
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