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Vavasour family, Lords or mesne lords of Addingham, the family was associated with Hazlewood and other Yorkshire estates.
Dates: medieval period to 1714
The Vavasours were a major Yorkshire landed family whose members held manorial rights at Addingham from at least the twelfth century until the sale of the lordship in…
View historical person →Vincent Randall, Holder of Albury Manor under the Polsted settlement
Dates: floruit later 16th century
Vincent Randall was the son and heir of Edward Randall and took Albury Manor under the settlement made after the Polsted acquisition.
View historical person →Viscount Hampden
Dates: The particular viscount is not identified with sufficient certainty in the cited directory extract
The directory records the holder by peerage title rather than by personal name. Further archival work is required to identify the particular Viscount Hampden and the conveyance by…
View historical person →Vivian de Rossall, Lord of Halchamston, Rossall feoffee at Alcaston
Dates: Flourished in the mid-thirteenth century
A Rossall feoffee who held Alcaston in the mid-thirteenth century and was involved in litigation concerning the manor and its chapel.
View historical person →W. H. Twyneham
Dates: fl. circa 1946-1954
W. H. Twyneham is named as the final owner in the consulted published account before the principal Albyns mansion was largely demolished in 1954.
View historical person →W. M. Sparrow, Esquire, lord of the manor and principal landowner of Acton Beauchamp in 1879
Dates: active by 1879; dates not established from the source consulted
W. M. Sparrow was recorded in the 1879 Worcestershire directory as lord of the manor and principal landowner of Acton Beauchamp.
View historical person →W.F.T. Vernon-Wentworth, Vernon-Wentworth family landowner
Dates: Recorded in 1844
A member of the Vernon-Wentworth family recorded as principal landowner in Aldeburgh in 1844.
View historical person →Walkelin, Bishop of Winchester, c. 1070–1098
Dates: Bishop of Winchester, c. 1070-1098; died 1098
Norman bishop of Winchester who held extensive estates for the see, including the Adderbury holding recorded in Domesday in 1086.
View historical person →Walkeline de Ferrers
Dates: 11th century
A Ferrers holder to whom the Brooke lordship passed after the death of Queen Edith, according to the registry record.
View historical person →Walter Acton, Esquire, chief lord of relevant soil in the Manor of Acton Round
Dates: 1572–1641
A Shropshire landowner of the Acton family of Aldenham, JP and later High Sheriff of Shropshire. He is directly documented as chief lord of specified commons and waste…
View historical person →Walter Acton of Aldenham, Acton of Aldenham landholder
Dates: fl. early 17th century
A member of the Aldenham branch of the Acton family who acquired the Acton Scott property through his marriage to Frances Acton.
View historical person →Walter Bagot, Baronet and heir-apparent of Edward Bagot
Dates: succeeded his father in 1673; conveyed Stockholt in 1676
Bagot heir who received the Stockholt settlement in 1670, succeeded to the estate in 1673 and sold it in 1676.
View historical person →Walter Barker, Walter Barker of Haughmond and Albrightlee
Dates: 1580-1644
Walter Barker inherited the Barker Haughmond estate and is associated with the family's move to Albrightlee about 1644.
View historical person →Walter Bucler, Secretary to Queen Catherine, court official
Dates: died 1554 or shortly thereafter
Tudor court official and secretary to Queen Catherine who received the former possessions of the College of Wye, including Aldons Manor, from the Crown.
View historical person →Walter Bulkeley Barrington, 9th Viscount Barrington
Dates: 19th century
Barrington peer identified in the supplied ownership statement as owner of Beckett in the 19th century.
View historical person →Walter Bygood and Isabel Bygood
Dates: Flourished in the late fourteenth and early fifteenth centuries; Walter died before 1435
Walter Bygood and his wife Isabel were members of the family settlement recorded in the 1435 inquisition for the manors of Alfriston and Bacons. Walter's daughters were Katherine,…
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