Robert Stacie

Robert Stafford, Lessee of Alderton

Dates: Active 16th century

The source consulted provides no reliable biography beyond Robert Stafford's identification as lessee of Alderton by 1567.

Robert Staunton, Esquire

Acquired Robert Markham's lands in East Markham by sale in 1574 and was followed in possession by his son William.

Robert Studley Vidal, Barrister, antiquary, legal writer and translator.

Dates: 1770-21 November 1841

Robert Studley Vidal was an English barrister, antiquary, legal writer and translator. He lived at Cornborough near Bideford, Devon, and died there on 21 November 1841. He founded…

Robert Sutton

Robert Sutton of Aram, Esquire of Aram, Nottinghamshire, later Earl of Lexington according to local historical tradition

Dates: Seventeenth century; held Alfreton from 1618 to 1629.

A Sutton landholder who purchased Alfreton from the Zouches in 1618 and sold it to Anthony Morewood in 1629.

Robert Symmys

Robert Tateshull

Robert Tatton, Esquire of Withenshaw

Dates: Active in the mid-sixteenth century

Cheshire landholder who received a long lease of Aldford and associated manors from Edmund Peckham and participated in several assignments and releases in 1557.

Robert Taverner

Robert Tey, Esquire, lord of Aldham

Dates: fl. 1464

A fifteenth-century member of the Tey family recorded jointly with Elizabeth as holder of Aldham Hall in 1464.

Robert Thornton of East Newton, lord of East Newton

Dates: lord of East Newton in 1418

Robert Tomlins, Holder of Hansted Manor in Adstock, lord of a manor exercising court baron jurisdiction

Dates: Holder from 1575; recorded holding courts in 1586, 1595, 1601 and 1606

Robert Tomlins acquired Hansted Manor in Adstock in 1575 and exercised manorial jurisdiction there through court baron sessions recorded between 1586 and 1606.

Robert Trappes

Robert Trefusis of Trefusis

Robert Turberville

Robert Tyrel

Dates: fl. 1241

A medieval member of the Tyrel or Tirel family recorded as holding Alfardisworthy in 1241.

Robert Vernon, Holder of the Vernon portion of Adstock

Dates: Active in the late twelfth or early thirteenth century

Robert Vernon was William Vernon's half-brother and received the Vernon interest in Adstock, subject to rights retained by William.

Robert Veteripont

Robert Villiers, styled 3rd Viscount Purbeck, Styled Viscount Purbeck, claimant to the barony and viscountcy of Purbeck, no legally recognized peerage succession established, Claimant or styled Viscount Purbeck, military commander during the Civil War and Commonwealth, Member of Parliament for Westbury and later Malmesbury, later associated with the Fifth Monarchy movement., Styled 2nd Viscount Purbeck after the death of John Villiers in 1658, never securely admitted to the peerage. Member of Parliament for Westbury in 1659 and Malmesbury in 1660, Royalist colonel and governor of Oswestry in 1643–1644, later associated with Parliament and the Protectorate., Styled 3rd Viscount Purbeck and Baron Villiers of Stoke, never received a writ of summons.

Dates: 14 March 1656/7–April 1684; some later accounts report his death as 1685

Robert was the elder surviving son of Robert Danvers alias Wright, Howard and Villiers and Elizabeth Danvers, heiress of Sir John Danvers of Dauntsey. After his father's death…

Robert Wadeson of Yafforth

Robert Walpole, 2nd Earl of Orford

English peer and son of Sir Robert Walpole, the first British Prime Minister. He married Margaret, Baroness Clinton and Saye, whose inheritance is associated in the record with…

Robert Warburton

Dates: Flourished in 3 Henry IV (1401-1402)

Cheshire landholder recorded in the Dunham-Massy rental as holding one moiety of Acton, the historical name for Agden.

Robert Warryn