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35,221Registered Manorial Estates
40Current Holders
5,599Historical Lords / People
35,221 manor records found
ANWICK MANOR
Sleaford, Lincolnshire

ANWICK MANOR

Also known as: Anwyk (Manor) | Hanewic (Manor)

Unclaimed Manor/Title Claim available

A manor at Anwick in Lincolnshire, near Sleaford, historically recorded under forms including Anwyk and Hanewic.

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APPLEFORD MANOR
Sutton Courtenay, Berkshire

APPLEFORD MANOR

Unclaimed Manor/Title Claim available

A manor associated with Appleford, an ancient settlement historically within Sutton Courtenay parish in Berkshire; the area is now in Oxfordshire following later county boundary changes.

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ARCHDEACON NEWTON
Darlington, Durham

ARCHDEACON NEWTON

Also known as: Newton; Archdeacon Newton

Unclaimed Manor/Title Claim available

A manor or estate associated with Archdeacon Newton in the Darlington area of County Durham. The name reflects an ecclesiastical association with the archdeaconry of Durham.

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ARELEY KINGS MANOR
Areley Kings, Worcestershire

ARELEY KINGS MANOR

Also known as: Armleg (Manor) | Erneleie (Manor) | Kings Areley (Manor) | Lower Areley (Manor) | Nether Areley (Manor)

Unclaimed Manor/Title Claim available

A manor associated with the settlement of Areley Kings in Worcestershire, also recorded historically as Armleg, Erneleie, Kings Areley, Lower Areley, and Nether Areley.

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