The Crown in right of the Duchy of Lancaster, Royal Duchy estate

Dates: Duchy connection documented from the fourteenth century; 1509 rent roll survives

Institutional royal holding of Aldbourne documented through the Duchy of Lancaster's administrative records.

The Crown of England, Crown proprietor

Dates: 1399-1632

The Crown held Ingoldmells from its absorption into the royal inheritance in 1399 until the sale under Charles I in 1632.

The Crown or predecessor holders of Old Sleaford

The Crown under Edward IV

The Crown under Henry VIII

The Dynham or Dinham predecessor is not identified in the record

The Earl of Pembroke, individual not securely identified

The available source identifies the holder only by the title Earl of Pembroke and does not securely identify the individual recipient of the post-Dissolution grant.

The executors of Sir John Dackombe, Executors and testamentary trustees under Sir John Dackombe's will

Dates: Active after Dackombe's death in January 1618

The named executors were responsible for administering Dackombe's estate and holding the specified manors under the terms of his will.

The Honourable The Hon. E. R. H. Wills

The Hon. E. R. H. Wills purchased the approximately 620-acre Aldsworth estate from Christ Church in 1970.

The Hon. James Brydges

The Hon. Reginald Plunkett Ernle Erle Drax

The king, King of England

Dates: 1086

The Domesday Survey records Adgestone as being in the king's hands in 1086.

The king or Crown, King of England, lord paramount of the royal holding

Dates: Royal lordship documented in 1086; later duration uncertain

The Crown was the superior lord associated with the Bletchingdon holding known as Adderbury's Manor in the Domesday and early medieval evidence.

The Lovels of Aldeby, Reported holders of the Aldeby lordship

Dates: dates not established

The Lovel family is identified by Blomefield as a later holder of the Aldeby lordship after the Marshalls.

The Marshalls of Aldeby, Reported holders of the Aldeby lordship

Dates: dates not established

The Marshall family is identified by Blomefield as a later holder of the Aldeby lordship after the Rosceline interest.

The Master and Fellows of Queens' College, Cambridge, Lords of the manor of Abbotsley by 1898

Dates: Institutional body; college founded 1448

The governing corporate body of Queens' College, Cambridge, which held the Abbotsley estate and was described in late nineteenth-century directories as lord of the manor.

The Misses Manning

The Misses Owen

The Mortimer lords of Wigmore, later earls of March in the senior Mortimer line

Dates: From the eleventh century until 1425 in the principal Wigmore estate descent

The Mortimers were a major marcher dynasty whose principal Herefordshire seat was Wigmore Castle and whose lordship included extensive estates around Wigmore and Leintwardine.

The President and Governors of Guy's Hospital, Corporate governors and proprietors of Guy's Hospital, London

Dates: Corporate body; acquisition of Aconbury estate in 1731

The Governors of Guy's Hospital administered the hospital's endowed estates and acquired the former Chandos property at Aconbury in 1731. They were described in nineteenth-century sources as lords…

The prior and convent of Norwich, Prior and convent of the Cathedral Priory of Norwich

Dates: Priory established before the grant; held Aldeby until the 1286 conveyance

The Benedictine cathedral priory of Norwich established a cell at Aldeby and administered its lands and revenues through a prior.

The Priory of St Osyth, Augustinian priory

Dates: founded as an Augustinian house about 1120; surrendered July 1539

An Augustinian priory in Essex that held extensive estates in Suffolk and Essex, including the separate Denham Abbots estate until the Dissolution.

The Pyrie or Perry family

A Kent family associated by Hasted with the residence at Aldons Manor, from which the historical name Perry Court was derived.

The rector of Alburgh, as holder of the rectory-manor office