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Robert Fitz-Ranulph, also called Robert de Alfreton, Lord of Alfreton, Norton and Marnham
Dates: Twelfth century to reign of King John; exact dates not established here.
A substantial medieval landholder and founder or principal benefactor of Beauchief Abbey. He is explicitly linked by the sources to the lordship of Alfreton.
View historical person →Robert Fitzharding, Founder and benefactor of St Augustine’s Abbey, Bristol, associated with the Berkeley lordship, Anglo-Norman royal official, founder of the Berkeley family
Dates: died 1170
A prominent twelfth-century Bristol landholder and benefactor who founded St Augustine’s Abbey and endowed it with lands, including Leigh.
View historical person →Robert FitzMartin, Anglo-Norman lord, founder and patron of St Dogmaels Abbey
Dates: died 1159
Robert FitzMartin was an Anglo-Norman lord associated with the foundation and endowment of St Dogmaels Abbey. The Beara record states that he gave Beara and the lordship of…
View historical person →Robert Francis Buxton, Of Tibbenham, Norfolk
Dates: fl. 1557–1560
View historical person →Robert Francis Gordon, Beneficiary of the 1868 judgment, Lord of the Manor of Florida
Robert Francis Gordon, eldest son of Alexander Gordon, was the beneficiary of the 1868 judgment concerning David Gordon's will and the Florida inheritance.
View historical person →Robert Gawdy, Knight
Dates: flourished 1621–1639
Eldest son of Henry Gawdy and lord of Earlhams cum Little Breech; he held courts there from 1621 to 1639.
View historical person →Robert Gernon, Domesday landholder, lord of Stansted Mountfitchet
Dates: fl. 1086
A Norman landholder whose seat was at Stansted Mountfitchet and who held Wivenhoe at the time of the Domesday Survey.
View historical person →Robert Gordon, Merchant, Lord of the Manor of Florida
Dates: died 1793
Robert Gordon was a wealthy merchant who acquired Florida Manor through his 1755 marriage to Alice Arbuckle and died in 1793.
View historical person →Robert Graham
Dates: fl. 1602-1623
A Crown lessee of Ainstable under a 21-year lease granted in 1602.
View historical person →Robert Greathead
Holder associated with Nunthorpe in the North Riding of Yorkshire; he paid a subsidy there in 1333.
View historical person →Robert Greathead of Nunthorpe
Heir in the Greathead succession at Nunthorpe and party to an agreement concerning land in East Harsley in 1375.
View historical person →Robert Greyndour, Esquire, holder of Abenhall Manor and its advowson
Dates: Died 26 November 1443
Son and heir of John Greyndour. His inquisition post mortem directly records the manor, advowson, demesne, rents, court perquisites, and woodwardship.
View historical person →Robert Henley of Glanvilles Wootton, Esquire
Dorset landowner of the Henley family associated with Glanvilles Wootton and the later sale of Abbots Wootton.
View historical person →Robert Henry Southwell of Castle Hamilton, Honourable, Lieutenant-Colonel of the 8th Dragoons, Member of the Irish House of Commons for Downpatrick, proprietor of Castle Hamilton
Dates: October 1745–29 August 1817
Second son of Thomas George Southwell, 1st Viscount Southwell, and Margaret Hamilton. He served in the army and represented Downpatrick in the Irish Parliament from 1776 to 1783.…
View historical person →Robert Herward, Member of the Hereward or Herward family associated in local historical accounts with the lordship of Aldborough Manor
Dates: died 1481
Robert Herward is commemorated by a brass in the parish church of Aldborough, Norfolk. The available source does not provide a sufficiently detailed biography or establish with certainty…
View historical person →Robert Hindmers, Clerk
Dates: recorded 1557-1595
Clerk recorded by the antiquarian county history as purchaser of the Aislaby estate from William Astley on 10 July 1557.
View historical person →Robert Hopkins of Tidmarsh, Lessee and purchaser of the Bishop's rights at Bishop's Harwell
Dates: active early 19th century
Robert Hopkins belonged to the Hopkins family associated with Tidmarsh Manor. He became lessee of Bishop's Harwell and purchased the Bishop's rights; he died childless.
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