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Robert Noble, Esquire, owner of Aislaby Hall and reputed manor or lordship of Aislaby by 1857
Dates: Dates not established in the source used
A nineteenth-century owner of Aislaby Hall and associated estate property. The source does not provide sufficient information for a fuller biography.
View historical person →Robert of Huntley, Second husband of Margaret de Abenhall
Dates: Active in the later 14th century
Husband of Margaret de Abenhall who retained her lands after her death according to the Victoria County History.
View historical person →Robert Oliver
Dates: 12th century
A member of the Oliver family recorded as holding the two Red Marley manors in the reign of Henry II.
View historical person →Robert Palk, British East India Company servant and Member of Parliament, baronet from 1782, 2nd Baronet
Dates: c.1717–1798
British colonial administrator and politician who made his fortune in the service of the East India Company and was created a baronet in 1782.
View historical person →Robert Pandolf, Heir of William Pandolf, associated with the Barony of Wem
Dates: floruit late 11th to early 12th century
Son and successor of William Pandolf in the registry's account of the descent of the lands forming the Barony of Wem. He is described as having acquired notoriety…
View historical person →Robert Plumer Ward, Lawyer, author, politician and office-holder, Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, member of the Board of Admiralty
Dates: 1765–1846
Robert Plumer Ward was an English lawyer, author and politician who assumed the surname Plumer through his marriage and association with the Plumer estate. He wrote legal works…
View historical person →Robert Roos of Ingmanthorpe and Ainderby, Esquire, Member of Parliament for Yorkshire in the sixteenth century according to biographical genealogical compilations
Dates: born about 1506-1510; died 1583
A Yorkshire landholder of the Roos family associated with Ingmanthorpe and Ainderby in the sixteenth century.
View historical person →Robert Shirley, Baronet, Royalist
Dates: died 1656
Royalist holder of Staunton Harold who was imprisoned during the Commonwealth period and died in 1656.
View historical person →Robert Sidney, 4th Earl of Leicester, 4th Viscount Lisle, 4th Baron Sydney of Penshurst
Dates: 17 December 1649–11 November 1702
Son of Philip Sidney, 3rd Earl of Leicester, and Lady Catherine Cecil. He succeeded his father in 1698 and continued the Sidney earldom through a maternal Salisbury-Cecil connection.
View historical person →Robert son of Robert de Tey, Esquire, lord of Aldham in the court-roll heading
Dates: fl. 1325-1349
A member of the medieval Tey family recorded as lord of Aldham in surviving court rolls from 1325 to 1349.
View historical person →Robert Spring
Dates: died 1549
Holder of Moulton St Mary who died possessed of the manor in 1549.
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