In 1573 thomas marshe
conveyed the manor
to richard marshe, and it is probable that these are the father and son mentioned above.
Manor in a parish.
Pre-conquest
royal manor; held by the crown until the twelfth century.
Manor house
for the weekend.
Earl waltheof held the
5-hide manor
of tottenham ( 96 ) which was in the hands of his wife countess judith in 1086.
Manor until the king
came of age.
Manor of the barony
of greystoke, and was formerly held by the musgraves, of hayton castle.
The great tower was built in the mid-14th century and is a remnant of their
fortified manor.
The hotel, an imposing
elizabethan manor
in 25 acres of woodland, was an idyllic setting.
Manor courts
to meet.
Built on the site of an earlier 13th
century manor
house.
Manor reverted
to queen margaret ( wife of henry vi ).
For more information on roman baths, click here farleigh hungerford castle, bath, a
medieval manor
with a sinister past!
Private
country manor
in panoramic position 15 minutes from the walled city of lucca.
The national trust's magnificent 15th century
moated manor
of oxburgh hall is just fields away.
But it was not a style used at the time these obscure and
ancient manors
really did have a lord.
Thomas son of lambert de multon had
inherited the manor
from the lucy family ( qw, pp.
The church was sited for the convenience of the lord of the
principal manor
in the parish, and may not have been central.
The mauduit family
held the manor
from the late twelfth century.
This land, the central part of modern kensington, became a
separate manor
of abbots kensington.
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