Thomas de Aldon, Holder of the manor of Aldelose by Feet of Fines in the eleventh year of Edward III
Dates: Recorded in the fourteenth century
Biography
Thomas de Aldon was a Kentish landholder who, with Maud, acquired the manor of Aldelose in Hastingleigh by quitclaim from John de Aldelose.
Notes / Sources
Research sources:
- Kent History & Archaeology, Feet of Fines for 7 Edward III onwards, entry for the eleventh year of Edward III: Thomas de Aldon and wife Maud versus John de Aldelose, the manor of Aldelose in Hastingleigh. — https://www.kentarchaeology.org.uk/records/feet-of-fines-1333-1377
Research sources:
- Edward Hasted, The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent, 2nd ed., vol. 7 (1798), p. 352, parish history of Wye; cited under Aldons Manor. — https://www.durobrivis.net/hasted/octavo/1798-hasted-o-07.pdf
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