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Stephen Fox, 1st Baron Ilchester, later 1st Earl of Ilchester
Dates: 1704–1776
English peer who acquired Old Lodge, identified in the registry as Four Towers, in 1739 and later sold it to the Earl of Ilchester.
View historical person →Stephen Lescrope, Knight, of Masham
Dates: died 25 January 1406
Yorkshire knight whose 1406 inquisition post mortem recorded his holding of the manor of Coverham and its members, including Agglethorpe.
View historical person →Stephen of England, King of England, 1135–1154, Count of Boulogne, Count of Mortain
Dates: c. 1092–1154
Stephen, nephew of Henry I, became king of England in 1135 and is identified in the registry as receiving Sedgebrook from Henry I before his accession.
View historical person →Steven Ram, High Sheriff of County Wexford, 1840
Dates: fl. 1840
Son of Abel Ram and a member of the Ram family that held the manor of Bermondsey until its sale in 1990.
View historical person →Stigand, Bishop of Winchester, Archbishop of Canterbury
Dates: died 1072
Stigand was an English ecclesiastic who became bishop of Winchester and later archbishop of Canterbury. He was a major churchman during the reigns of Edward the Confessor and…
View historical person →Strelley family, Lords of Adbolton, held of the Crown according to the consulted local history.
Dates: Held Adbolton from approximately 1154; individual family chronology is incompletely established here.
The Strelleys were a Nottinghamshire landholding family associated with Adbolton and other local estates. The available account identifies the family as the long-term holders of Adbolton from approximately…
View historical person →Strelley family, Lords of Adbolton.
Dates: Restored in 1267 and stated to have retained the manor until 1598; individual succession remains incomplete.
The Strelley family remained associated with the Adbolton manor after the restoration of their estates in 1267. The sources consulted do not support a complete list of individual…
View historical person →Susan Carr, Major landowner and reported holder of the lordship of Abbotskerswell
Dates: Active as major landowner after 1903; exact dates not established
A member of the Carr family who, according to local historical material, became the principal landowner in Abbotskerswell after the deaths of her brothers William and John Creed.
View historical person →Susan Lance, formerly Susan Abram
Dates: Active from 1598; buried 9 September 1648
Elder daughter and heir of Thomas Abram. She married Henry Lance and inherited the Abram manor under the late sixteenth-century settlement.
View historical person →Susan Temple, later Susan Lister
Dates: Dates not stated in the sources reviewed; married Sir Giffard Thornhurst circa 1624 and was widowed in 1627
Susan Temple was a member of the Temple family and wife of Sir Giffard Thornhurst. After his death she retained possession or management of the Agney leasehold during…
View historical person →Susanna Maud Joicey-Cecil
Dates: Born 25 March 1981
Susanna Maud Joicey-Cecil is the younger daughter of James David Edward Joicey-Cecil and Jane Susanna Brydon Adeley. She married Jake Mark Guthrie Seager Warman and has two documented…
View historical person →Swain
Dates: Before 1066
Recorded as the pre-Conquest holder of Abney in the manor’s Domesday-based historical account.
View historical person →Hon. Sydney Herbert, later 12th Earl of Pembroke, later 12th Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery
Dates: 1810-1861
Second son of George Augustus Herbert who was lord of Abdon in 1851 under the remainder created by Lord Fitzwilliam.
View historical person →T.F.C. Vernon-Wentworth, Vernon-Wentworth family landowner
Dates: Recorded in 1891
A member of the Vernon-Wentworth family recorded as principal landowner in Aldeburgh in 1891.
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