Sir Edmund de Passelew

Dates: flourished early 14th century; death date not established

A landholder who held Albury in Merstham of the Prior of Christchurch jointly with his son John. The consulted manor evidence does not establish further biographical details.

Sir Edmund Mark Winn, 7th Baronet, Seventh Baronet, of Ackton

Dates: Baptised 16 September 1762; died 1 June 1833

Sir Edmund Mark Winn was a Yorkshire landowner who succeeded to the Ackton estate and became seventh baronet in 1805. He died unmarried in 1833.

Sir Edward Acton, 1st Baronet, Acton Scott landholder

Dates: died 1659

A seventeenth-century Acton landholder and baronet who held Acton Scott and whose estates were compounded for in 1646.

Sir Edward Acton, 3rd Baronet, Acton Scott landholder

Dates: died 1716

An Acton baronet and landholder who created a settlement directing the separate descent of Acton Scott to his second son Edward Acton.

Sir Edward Awbrey

Dates: Died 1619; birth date not established here

Son and successor of Dr William Awbrey in the Abercynrig estate according to the Cadw historical account.

Sir Edward Carr, 1st Baronet, Sheriff of Lincolnshire in 1615

Dates: died 1618

Fourth son of Robert Carr and successor to his brother Sir William Carr in the Brauncewell succession. He was created a baronet in 1611 and left three children.

Sir Edward Coke, English barrister, jurist, law officer and politician, Chief Justice of Common Pleas, Chief Justice of King's Bench, Speaker of the House of Commons, legal author, English jurist, law officer, Member of Parliament, and Chief Justice of the King's Bench, Knight, Attorney General, Solicitor General, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, Chief Justice of the King’s Bench, Attorney General of England, Solicitor General of England, Chief Justice of the King's Bench, Member of Parliament.

Dates: 1552-1634

Sir Edward Coke was a prominent English jurist and politician who acquired substantial landed property, including the Suffolk manor of Aldham according to the local manorial record.

Sir Edward Fitton, of Gawsworth

Dates: Died 1643 according to the cited secondary account; exact identification of the relevant Sir Edward requires care

Member of the Fitton family of Gawsworth who received the reversion of Aldford jointly with Robert Tatton in 1557 according to the cited record.

Sir Edward Joseph Smythe, 6th Baronet, lord of the manor of Acton Burnell

Dates: 1787-1856

The sixth Smythe baronet associated with Acton Burnell. He was identified as lord of the manor in the nineteenth-century directory and was the owner for whom Acton Burnell…

Sir Edward Kerrison, 1st Baronet, British Army general, Member of Parliament

Dates: 1776–1853

Sir Edward Kerrison was a British Army officer who commanded a regiment at the Battle of Waterloo and was associated with Oakley Park.

Sir Edward Kerrison, 2nd Baronet

Dates: died 1886

Sir Edward Leche, Master in Chancery, knighted September 1621, knighted 1621

Dates: died 1652

English legal office-holder and landowner. He acquired Belper from the Corporation of the City of London within a year of its 1628 purchase and held other Derbyshire properties,…

Sir Edward Littleton, of Pillerton Hall, Staffordshire

Dates: Dates not established in the consulted manor source

A Staffordshire landowner who received Aldington and Pirton as security for debts associated with William Courten.

Sir Edward Randall, of Edlesborough, Buckinghamshire, holder of Albury Manor

Dates: floruit early 17th century

Sir Edward Randall of Edlesborough was the Randall successor in Albury Manor and sold the manor to John Gresham in 1633-4.

Sir Edward Smythe, 4th Baronet, owner of Acton Burnell

Dates: 1719-1784

The Smythe baronet for whom Acton Burnell Hall was rebuilt in the 1750s. He also developed and embellished the surrounding landscape park late in his life.

Sir Edward Zouch of Hoebridge House, Woking, Courtier to James I and Charles I, Knight Marshal of the King's Household, steward and keeper of Woking Manor and Park, holder of Woking, Bagshot and Chobham estates from 1620

Dates: died 7 June 1634

Sir Edward Zouch was a courtier, court masque participant and royal officer who became closely associated with Woking. He was appointed steward and keeper of Woking Manor in…

Sir Edwin Rich

Dates: active 1585-1597

Member of the Rich family who took the Stockholt estate under the 1585 settlement and sold it to John Lambard in 1597.

Sir Erasmus Dryden, 1st Baronet, 1st Baronet of Canons Ashby, English landowner

Dates: 1553–1632

English landowner who inherited Canons Ashby from his father, John Dryden, and was created the first Dryden baronet in 1619. He was the father of the poet John…

Sir Ernest Debenham, founder of the Bladen Estate, agricultural innovator

Dates: 1865-1952

Debenham department-store proprietor and agricultural experimenter who acquired a large Dorset estate in 1914, including Affpuddle, and developed the Bladen model-farming estate.

Sir Ferdinando Fairfax, Knight

Dates: living 1612

Sir Francis Bacon, English lawyer, statesman and philosopher, Baron Verulam from 1618 and Viscount St Alban from 1621

Dates: 1561-1626

Sir Francis Bacon was an English lawyer, statesman and writer who served James I as Lord Chancellor. His role here was as one of the trustees named in…

Sir Francis Baildon, Thomas Rookwood and Edmund Rolte, Sir Francis Baildon of Kippax, Thomas Rookwood of London, Edmund Rolte of Gray's Inn

Dates: Active in the early seventeenth century; individual dates not established here

These three men are recorded as the purchasers of the entire Manor of Wensleydale or Abbotside from the Duke of Lennox in 1614.

Sir Francis Barrington, English landowner, baronet

Dates: floruit late 16th-early 17th century

Sir Francis Barrington was an Essex landowner associated with the Barrington family.

Sir Francis Boynton, knight