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... issue ; and two daughters co - heiresses , -Avicia , married to William de Curci , Steward to the household of Henry I ; and Alice , married to Fitz Duncan , Earl of Murray , nephew to Mal- colm , King of Scotland . The former had for ...
... issue ; and two daughters co - heiresses , -Avicia , married to William de Curci , Steward to the household of Henry I ; and Alice , married to Fitz Duncan , Earl of Murray , nephew to Mal- colm , King of Scotland . The former had for ...
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... issue : - Rafe , died without issue . Matthew , died without issue . -- Alice , married to Fitz Duncan , Earl of Murray , nephew to Malcolm , King of Scotland . Avicia , married to William de Curci of Stoke Curci , Steward to the ...
... issue : - Rafe , died without issue . Matthew , died without issue . -- Alice , married to Fitz Duncan , Earl of Murray , nephew to Malcolm , King of Scotland . Avicia , married to William de Curci of Stoke Curci , Steward to the ...
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... issue : - William , Sewer to King Henry I. , died without issue . ROBERT , Sewer to King Henry II . , and Witness to King Stephen in Charter to Westminster Abbey . ROBERT CURCI , second son of Robert and h . to his brother William , mar ...
... issue : - William , Sewer to King Henry I. , died without issue . ROBERT , Sewer to King Henry II . , and Witness to King Stephen in Charter to Westminster Abbey . ROBERT CURCI , second son of Robert and h . to his brother William , mar ...
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... issue Waryn , died without issue and Margaret . BALDWIN , s . and h . of William Ryvers , Earl of Devonshire , married Margaret , d . and h . of Waryn Fitz Gerald , and had issue : - Baldwin , Earl of Devon . Isabel , 3rd wife of ...
... issue Waryn , died without issue and Margaret . BALDWIN , s . and h . of William Ryvers , Earl of Devonshire , married Margaret , d . and h . of Waryn Fitz Gerald , and had issue : - Baldwin , Earl of Devon . Isabel , 3rd wife of ...
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... issue 1261 , who changed the Ghryphon , clasping and crushing a little beast , ( which mark his ancestours used in their seale ) into a Scutcheon , or with a lyon rampant , azur , and Isabell , ( called Isabella de Fortibus ) who ...
... issue 1261 , who changed the Ghryphon , clasping and crushing a little beast , ( which mark his ancestours used in their seale ) into a Scutcheon , or with a lyon rampant , azur , and Isabell , ( called Isabella de Fortibus ) who ...
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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 16 - He sprang in glee, — for what cared he That the river was strong, and the rocks were steep ? — • But the greyhound in the leash hung back, And checked him in his leap. The Boy is in the arms of Wharf, And strangled by a merciless force; For never more was young Romilly seen Till he rose a lifeless corse.
Page 204 - Elizabeth not unfrequently indulged in jests herself. Every one is familiar with the impromptu couplet she made on the names of four knights of the county of Nottinghamshire : " Gervase the gentle, Stanhope the stout, Markham the lion ; and Sutton the lout.
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...
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Page 272 - Cutler saw tenants break and houses fall; For very want he could not build a wall.
Page 182 - York, glover, saith, that he being a soldier under the King's command, the first day that the King's standard was set up at Nottingham, which was about the middle of summer last was six years, he did work at Nottingham ; and that he did see the King within the castle, within two or three days after the standard was so set up ; and that the standard did fly the same day that the King was in the castle : and that he, and the regiment of which he then was, had their colours then given them ; and Sir...
Page 256 - I then did use the person of your father \ The image of his power lay then in me: And, in the administration of his law, Whiles I was busy for the commonwealth, Your highness pleased to forget my place, The majesty and power of law and justice, The image of the king whom I presented, And struck me in my very seat of judgment; Whereon, as an offender to your father, I gave bold way to my authority And did commit yon.
Page 132 - Dec., 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.