John Coningsby, Knight, described in the Agnells court heading as deceased lord of the manor
Dates: Died before 23 September 1556; exact dates unknown
Biography
A knight who was lord of Agnells Manor in Hemel Hempstead before his death, as explicitly recorded in the surviving court heading dated to the fourth and fifth years of Philip and Mary.
Notes / Sources
The court record does not identify his parentage, acquisition, heirs, or the legal disposition of the manor after his death.
Research sources:
- London Metropolitan Archives transcript of a sixteenth-century manorial court volume, folio 82 verso: 'Manor of Agnells in Hemel Hempstead'; court baron of Sir William Dods and Elizabeth his wife, 'once the wife of John Coningsby kt deceased lord of the said manor', dated 23 September Philip and Mary 4 and 5. — https://adrianfinchblog.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/london-metropolitan-archives-12-mar-2008.pdf
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