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manor sentence examples

  • 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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