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Há 5 dias · His only son William Lygon, elevated to the peerage as Lord Beauchamp in 1806, became Earl Beauchamp in 1815 and after his death in 1816 the manor descended with the earldom and the Madresfield estate.
Há 4 dias · Pelham, Henry Thomas, 3rd Earl of Chichester, Pelham Clinton, Henry Pelham, styled Earl of Lincoln 1811-51 (succ. as 5th Duke of Newcastle 12 Jan. 1851), Pemberton Leigh, Thomas, 1st Lord Kingsdown, Pennant see Douglas Pennant Pennington, George James, Penzance, Lord see Wilde Pepys, Sir Charles Christopher (cr. Lord Cottenham 20 Jan. 1836),
Há 2 dias · Madresfield was probably held by the Bracys as early as the time of Henry I, for William Bracy in 1166 held half a knight's fee in Worcestershire of William Beauchamp of the ancient feoffment from the time of Henry I. He appears to have been alive in 1175–6, but had been succeeded before 1192 by Robert Bracy, against whom Walter de ...
Há 3 dias · Henry Percy, 4th Earl of Northumberland: c. 1449–1489 1474 214 ... William Lygon, 7th Earl Beauchamp: 1872–1938 1914 Lord President of the Council 850
Há 3 dias · General Henry Lygon, 4th Earl Beauchamp (1784-1863), Colonel of the 10th Royal Hussars; Major-General Edward Beck (1880—1974), GOC 9th (Highland) Infantry Division; Major-General Clifford Thomason Beckett (1891—1972), Royal Artillery; Brigadier Clive William Beckett (1935—2021), Director of Operational Requirements
Há 6 dias · Biography. The details of the life of Hugh de Beauchamp, founder of the lineage of the barons of Eaton, can only be reconstructed from documentary sources. He was a member of a minor branch of the greater de Beauchamp family who were the lords of Bedford, identified as a knight of Simon de Beauchamp. In addition to his lands in Bedfordship, he ...
Há 5 dias · William Earl of Warwick returned one knight's fee held by Nicholas son of Torold (lord of Aston) among the lands held of him in 1166. (fn. 11) The overlordship remained with the successive Earls of Warwick (fn. 12) at least until 1446, (fn. 13) and at the death of Anne Beauchamp (fn. 14) in January 1448–9 it apparently lapsed to the Crown.
