The Crown, English Crown, lord of the manor of Aldborough
Dates: Medieval period to 1628
Biography
The Crown was the royal lord of Aldborough, a manor of ancient demesne, until the Crown's disposal of the manor in 1628.
Notes / Sources
This entry records the manor's royal lordship, not the separate interests of tenants, lessees or grantees of individual parcels.
Research sources:
- Richardson, J., article in Rural History Centre Studies, volume 164, July 1996, p. 134, stating that Aldborough was a manor of ancient demesne and continued to be held by the Crown until 1628; corroborated by the University of Nottingham, Newcastle (Clumber) Collection, Ne 6/D/16/1/1-43, archive descriptions of the 1617 and 1628 Crown leases and grant. — https://rchs.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Journal-164-Jul-1996.pdf
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