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Unnamed abbot of Buckfast
Dates: Recorded as holder in 1086
The Domesday entry names the holder only institutionally as the abbot of Buckfast. The individual abbot cannot be identified securely from the source used.
View historical person →Unnamed Hussey heiress
Dates: Late sixteenth or early seventeenth century; exact dates unknown
Unnamed heiress through whom the Albright Hussey estate passed from the Hussey family into the Pelham family by marriage to Sir William Pelham.
View historical person →Unnamed lord of Aldfield, Marmion tenant
Dates: Recorded in 1228
An unnamed lord of Aldfield is recorded among the Marmion tenants associated with Ripon in 1228.
View historical person →Unnamed sisters of Sir Thomas Nevill and their descendants, Female-line co-heirs or successors to the Aintree inheritance
Dates: late fourteenth to sixteenth centuries; exact dates unknown
The consulted local historical account states that the Aintree inheritance passed through Sir Thomas Nevill's sisters and their descendants before being divided and sold.
View historical person →Unnamed son of John Jackman
Dates: Held between 1622 and 1624; personal dates unknown
The unnamed son of John Jackman succeeded to the Abbot's Manor after his father's death in 1622 and sold it in 1624.
View historical person →Unnamed widow of Roger de Lacy
Dates: held circa 1212
The unnamed widow of Roger de Lacy is recorded as holding the Ingoldmells property circa 1212.
View historical person →Urse d'Abitot, Sheriff of Worcestershire
Dates: Died circa 1108
Norman landholder and sheriff of Worcestershire who held Ab Lench and other estates of the Bishop of Worcester after the Conquest.
View historical person →Urse d'Abitot, Sheriff of Worcestershire, Norman tenant-in-chief or substantial tenant under Odo, Bishop of Bayeux
Dates: died c.1108
Urse d'Abitot was a Norman landholder and sheriff of Worcestershire who held Acton in 1086 under the fee of Odo, Bishop of Bayeux.
View historical person →Urso de Abitot, Hereditary sheriff of Worcestershire
Dates: died 1108
A Norman landholder and hereditary sheriff of Worcestershire who held Ingoldmells before exchanging it with Robert de Lacy in a charter dated between 1093 and 1100.
View historical person →Vaughan family, Roman Catholic landed family, holders of Abenhall Manor
Dates: 1611-1696
The Vaughans inherited Abenhall Manor from the Baynham family in 1611 and retained it, despite periods of confiscation, until the manor was sold in 1696.
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