The History and Antiquities of Harewood: In the County of York, with Topographical Notices of Its Parish & Neighbourhood |
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... hands of William de Curci , eldest son of William de Curci and Avicia de Romelli . He confirmed the grants made by his mother and grandmother to Bolton Abbey . " Know ye that I , William de Curci , have given to St. Mary Bolton , the ...
... hands of William de Curci , eldest son of William de Curci and Avicia de Romelli . He confirmed the grants made by his mother and grandmother to Bolton Abbey . " Know ye that I , William de Curci , have given to St. Mary Bolton , the ...
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... hands of Baldwyn de Redvers . This important family , variously called Rivers , Redvers , and Ripariis , is thus described by Camden : - " Then King Henry I. , bestowed upon Richard de Redveriis , first Tiverton , and afterwards the ...
... hands of Baldwyn de Redvers . This important family , variously called Rivers , Redvers , and Ripariis , is thus described by Camden : - " Then King Henry I. , bestowed upon Richard de Redveriis , first Tiverton , and afterwards the ...
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... hands . " The King also gave him Margery de Redvers in mar- riage , with her own lands and those of her late husband Baldwin . * Fulk de Breant , from his lands and large estates in the Isle of Wight , was called De Insula or De Lisle ...
... hands . " The King also gave him Margery de Redvers in mar- riage , with her own lands and those of her late husband Baldwin . * Fulk de Breant , from his lands and large estates in the Isle of Wight , was called De Insula or De Lisle ...
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... hands for this lengthened period . PEDIGREE OF THE LORDS OF HAREWOOD . ROBERT DE ROMELLI , Lord of Skipton and Craven . WILLIAM DE MESCHINES , ( brother of Ralph , Earl of Chester ) Lord of Coupland , in the county of Cumberland ...
... hands for this lengthened period . PEDIGREE OF THE LORDS OF HAREWOOD . ROBERT DE ROMELLI , Lord of Skipton and Craven . WILLIAM DE MESCHINES , ( brother of Ralph , Earl of Chester ) Lord of Coupland , in the county of Cumberland ...
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... hands , are singularly silent on this point . It is a large and commodious structure of fine propor- tions , and is capable of accommodating nearly 1000 wor- shippers , the dimensions are LENGTH . Nave ......... ft . 78 3 BREADTH . 23 1 ...
... hands , are singularly silent on this point . It is a large and commodious structure of fine propor- tions , and is capable of accommodating nearly 1000 wor- shippers , the dimensions are LENGTH . Nave ......... ft . 78 3 BREADTH . 23 1 ...
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Abbey acres aforesaid aged Alice Alwoodley Anne annum arms Arthington baptized at Sigston Baron Bolton born A.D. buried carucates chapel Chief Justice Countess county of York daughter of Sir descent died without issue Domesday Book Dunkeswick Earl of Harewood East Keswick Ebor Edward eldest Elizabeth erected Fitz Gerald Francis gave Gawthorpe Hall George Harewood Castle Harewood House heir heiress Henry inscription Insula Item eidem John Boulter King Lady land Lascelles Leeds lego London Lord Lisle Lord of Harewood manor of Harewood Margaret Margery Mary Northallerton parish of Harewood present quod Redman Redvers reign ROBERT RYTHER Romelli Rougemonte Ryther Sir John Cutler Sir Richard Sir William Gascoigne Sir William Ryther Skipton tomb township unum Vicar vicarage village Viscount Lascelles Warin Weardley Weeton Wentworth wife William de Aldburgh William de Curci William de Fortibus William de Meschines Yorkshire
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Page 96 - I nominate, constitute, and appoint sole executrix of this my last will and testament, hereby revoking all other and former wills by me at any time heretofore made. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal...
Page 272 - Cutler saw tenants break and houses fall; For very want he could not build a wall.
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Page 281 - Kerdeston, Sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk, to inquire what detriment it would be to any person, for him to grant leave to Jeffery Pollerin, of Yarmouth, to build a bridge over the river at St. Olave's Priory; and a jury being empannelled...
Page 297 - Pitt be interred at the public charge ; and that a monument be erected in the collegiate church of St. Peter, Westminster, to the memory of that excellent statesman, with an inscription expressive of the public sense of so great and irreparable a loss, and to assure His Majesty that this House will make good the expenses attending the same.
Page 142 - I give and bequeath my soul to God and the Blessed Mary and to all His saints, and my body [to be buried] ... in the Church of...
Page 269 - I can find, they were not ill- pleased to see me. Sure I am it much contented me to be amongst my old acquaintance, which I would not leave for any other affection I have, but to that which I both profess and owe to the person of his sacred majesty. Lord ! with what quietness in myself could I live here in comparison of that noise and labour I meet with elsewhere ; and, I protest, put up more crowns in my purse at the year's end too ! But we 11 let that pass.
Page 132 - Dee., 1446) giving his soul to God Almighty, St. Mary and all saints, and his body to be buried in the Quire of the parish Church of St.
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