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Robert de Ferrers III, Earl of Derby
Dates: c.1239-1279
Robert de Ferrers III was the last de Ferrers earl of Derby. In 1263 he issued a borough charter to the burgesses of Agardsley, creating or formalising Newborough…
View historical person →Robert de Girros
Dates: Died before 1195
A member of the Girros family whose Shropshire lands, including the manor identified by Eyton as Agemundeston, were in escheatorial custody after his death in 1195.
View historical person →Robert de Kabergh, Lord of the Manor of Kaber
Dates: fl. during the reign of Henry II
A member of the Kabergh family recorded as holding Kaber during the reign of Henry II.
View historical person →Robert de Lacy, Robert de Laceio, Lacy landholder
Dates: fl. late 11th century
A member of the Lacy family who obtained Ingoldmells through an exchange with Urso de Abitot recorded in a royal charter.
View historical person →Robert de Legh, Robert de Legh of Adlington, justice in eyre and bailiff of the manor and forest of Macclesfield in the cited account
Dates: died 9 November 1382
Cheshire landholder and royal military retainer who held Adlington and other Cheshire lands. He served in the retinue of Edward the Black Prince and held local administrative offices.
View historical person →Robert de Legh, Robert de Legh of Adlington
Dates: born 25 March 1410 according to proof-of-age evidence cited by Croston; died October 1415
Cheshire landholder who succeeded to Adlington as a child and later served in the military expedition of Henry V. He died during the campaign in France in 1415.
View historical person →Robert de Legh, Robert de Legh of Adlington
Dates: died 8 December 1486
Late medieval Cheshire landholder and holder of Adlington. He received a royal licence in 1462 to enclose and impark land at Adlington and Whiteley Hay.
View historical person →Robert de Muscegros, Knight, Constable of Bristol Castle, holder of Aldworth
Dates: c.1252-27 December 1280
Robert de Muscegros was a thirteenth-century knight and landholder with estates in Somerset, Gloucestershire, Berkshire, Oxfordshire, Suffolk and elsewhere. He received Aldworth from Thomas de Clare in July…
View historical person →Robert de Quincy, Earl of Winchester
Dates: died 1264
English nobleman and holder of Stevington in 1252–53. He died in 1264 without male heirs.
View historical person →Robert de Rendenhale, Rector of Eyke
Dates: fl. 13th–14th century
Rector of Eyke who held Bavant's Hall and founded a chantry there in 1355, giving the manor to the chantry.
View historical person →Robert de Romille, Baron of Skipton, lord of Skipton
Dates: fl. late 11th century
Norman landholder who held the Barony and Lordship of Skipton and was recorded as its lord at Domesday.
View historical person →Robert de Septvans, Robert de Septvans of Aldington
Dates: Active in the twelfth century; dead by about 1180
Early member of the Kentish Septvans family and husband of Emma, co-heir of William Fitz Helte. He is the earliest person securely connected by the published evidence with…
View historical person →Robert de Septvans, Sir Robert de Septvans
Dates: Born circa 1173; active 1185-1253; died in 1253
Medieval Kentish landholder of the Septvans family. He held Aldington Septvans in Thurnham and was also associated with Milton-Septvans. The published account states that he had been at…
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