Public Manorial Heritage Registry
Browse Manors, Current Owners/Lords & Historical People
Search approved public records without signing in. Published Lordships/Titles that are not explicitly extinguished appear under Current Owners/Lords whether or not a Person/profile has been registered yet. Manor/property records remain separate and may be currently, historically, or not associated with a title.
Spencer descendant of Elizabeth Spencer, Member of the Spencer family, personal name not supplied by the source
Dates: Died at Hopton Heath in 1643
An unnamed son of Elizabeth Spencer who is reported to have held the manor and to have been killed fighting for the King at Hopton Heath in 1643.
View historical person →St Mary's Abbey, Evesham, Abbey of St Mary
Dates: Benedictine abbey; medieval institution, dissolved in 1540
The Benedictine abbey at Evesham was a major medieval religious landholder in Worcestershire and is specifically named in the Domesday evidence for Acton.
View historical person →St Mary's Abbey, York, Benedictine abbey
Dates: Founded before the Airmyn grant; dissolved 1539
A major religious house in York that held extensive estates, including the Airmyn endowment, until its dissolution under Henry VIII.
View historical person →St. Albyn family and trustees
Dates: late 19th to early 20th century
The family and unnamed trustees who continued to own or administer parts of the Alfoxton estate before its twentieth-century dispersal.
View historical person →Stanley family, Lords of Aldford
Dates: Fifteenth century to 1495 in the Aldford descent
The Stanley family held Aldford after the Arderne inheritance passed through marriage. The available account records a later sale by Sir John Stanley of Elford to Sir William…
View historical person →Stephen Barnwell, Lord of Beeston-next-Mileham
Dates: fl. reign of Elizabeth I
Mileham landholder descended from Thomas Barnwell of Offaly, Ireland, who held the manor after its reconveyance from Henry Bastard.
View historical person →Stephen Cope, Holder of Hansted Manor in Adstock
Dates: Died 1436 according to associated genealogical and parliamentary evidence
Stephen Cope was a fifteenth-century member of the Cope family who held Hansted Manor in Adstock after the death of Joan Cope.
View historical person →Stephen de Aldon, Lord of Eytchden
Dates: died 1363
A medieval member of the Aldon family who died seised of Eytchden in 1363.
View historical person →Stephen de Beauchamp
Dates: Active in the late 12th century
A Beauchamp tenant recorded by the VCH as holding Ab Lench under William de Beauchamp.
View historical person →Stephen de Bocton, Lord of Eytchden, lord of Boughton Aluph
Dates: died 1286
A medieval landholder who held Eytchden and Boughton Aluph and died in 1286.
View historical person →Stephen de Burgersh, Lord of Eytchden, holder of a charter of free warren for the lordship
Dates: died 1309
A member of the Burghersh family who held Eytchden and obtained a charter of free warren in 1307.
View historical person →Stephen de Evers, Holder of Adwick
Dates: floruit 1316
A medieval landholder stated to have held Adwick in 1316 and to have participated in the attack on the party accompanying Lewis Beauin, Bishop of Durham.
View historical person →Stephen de Evers or Evre, Reported holder of Adwick
Dates: fl. early 14th century
Stephen de Evers or Evre is identified in local historical accounts as holding Adwick in the reign of Edward II.
View historical person →Stephen de Segrave, Justiciar of England, lord of the Segrave baronial family
Dates: Died 1241
A leading thirteenth-century royal administrator and baron. The source specifically associates him with the overlordship of the Alconbury estate between 1230 and 1233 and 1241.
View historical person →Stephen de Trafford and Elizabeth de Trafford
Dates: active before 1332
A married couple who held Stockholt before 1332, with the source indicating that Elizabeth's inheritance was the basis of the holding.
View historical person →Stephen Fox-Strangways, 1st Earl of Ilchester, 1st Earl of Ilchester from 1756
Dates: 1704-1776
English courtier and politician who married Elizabeth Strangways Horner in 1735, adopted the surname Fox-Strangways, and was created 1st Earl of Ilchester in 1756. Through the marriage he…
View historical person →