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Há 3 dias · In 1539 the manor was granted to Sir William Paulet Lord St. John, who was created Marquess of Winchester in 1551. (fn. 14) The manor remained in the hands of successive Marquesses of Winchester until the Commonwealth.
23 de mai. de 2024 · He was succeeded in the ownership of the estate by Sir William Uvedale and Edward Baynard, who sold the manor and advowson in 1539 to Sir William Paulet, Lord St. John, created Marquess of Winchester in 1551.
Há 4 dias · Notwithstanding this, Rythe has grievously maimed and wounded complainant's brother in an ale-house, and also put complainant's father in jeopardy of his life in the churchyard.' The exact date at which Newnham passed from the Stukeleys is uncertain, but William Paulet third Marquess of Winchester was seised of three-quarters of the manor at his death in 1598, and his son and successor William ...
Há 4 dias · Seven years later his son George Cooke quitclaimed the North and South Manors to William Paulet Lord St. John (afterwards third Marquess of Winchester) and Agnes his wife. (fn. 42) This cannot have been a sale, for only the small sum of £200 passed between the parties, and two years later George Cooke dealt with the premises by recovery.
16 de mai. de 2024 · These two Bills were read, the Lord Keeper by reason of his being sick of the Gout abstaining this day, and a good while after, from the Upper House; and therefore William Lord Marquess of Winchester, Lord Treasurer of England, was Authorized by verbal Commission from the Queen, to supply his place; and accordingly continued the Parliament unto Monday next, being the 7th day of October; the ...
18 de mai. de 2024 · William Paulet 1st Marquess of Winchester; James V of Scotland; María de Salinas; Reincarnation; Family; Excalibur; Friendship; Magic; Arranged Marriage; Summary. In the midst of Tudor-era England's political turmoil, Queen Catherine of Aragon's life takes an unexpected turn when she gives birth to a healthy son, Arthur.
Há 6 dias · He died in 1574, when the manor passed to his son William, who was succeeded in 1595–6 by William his son and heir, on whose death about 1641 Paltons passed to his son William Paulet. It was sold by William Paulet in 1646 as 'all that capital messuage called Paltons which is or lately was parcel of the manor or manors of Wade and Owre' to ...
