Lordship Titles without history
Here is a selection of lordship titles we have available for sale. These titles have insufficient known history to document onto a table. They are still historic English titles and come with the same legalwork (two confirmations of rights from UK registered solicitors (lawyers) and a letter of introduction from a third solicitor) as our more expensive titles. If these do not meet your requirements, please contact us.
***From 1st August 2022 titles priced at £1,750 will rise to £1,995
and titles priced at £1,995 will rise to £2,250***
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Lordship Title of Simonsham
County: Devon
Parish: Bridgerule
History from: Unknown
History to: Prior to 1500
Of interest…
Although this title has no history it was still a recorded lordship. It comes with the same solicitor's letter of introduction and public notice in The Gazette (a publication restricted to the legal profession and here the Crown Office publicises the Queen's Honours List) as our more interesting titles.
Lordship Title of Hayne
County: Devon
Parish: Eggesford
History from: Unknown
History to: Lost before 1500
Of interest…
This title is the only title to be offered at £1,500 including VAT.
Lordship Title of Brampford
County: Devon
Parish: Upton Pyne
History from: Unknown
History to: Prior to 1500
Of interest…
Hails from South Devon just north of Exeter. Becomes the next Lord and Lady of Brampford.
Lordship Title of Hirsthall or Hallebury
County: Hertfordshire
Parish: Offley
History from: 1625
History to: 1807
Of interest…
Purchasers can choose which of the names they wish to use as their title. No much is know of the history of this title. It belonged to John Dermer in 1658 and remained with his family until lost from records.
Lordship Title of Veraby with Kerscott
County: Devon
Parish: Bishops Nympton
History from: Prior to 1500
History to: Prior to 1500
Of interest…
An unusual title in that the lordship covered two places instead of the usual one.
Lordship Title of Middlewood
County: North Yorkshire
Parish: Fylingdales
History from: 1275
History to: 16th century
Of interest…
John de Everley conveys his Manor of Middlewood to the Abbot and Convent of Whitby. No doubt this was a purchase his way into heaven, as was the way in the thirteenth century.
Lordship Title of Grenehall
County: Hertfordshire
Parish: Sandon
History from: 1345
History to: 1584
Of interest…
A lordship where the ownership was disputed back in 1345. Between Robert, son of Nichola Pigas and Sir Thomas de Heslarton and his wife Alice. Robert claimed he was due a reversion (after the death of a Lord) . The result is not known however the case dragged on for five years. Imagine trying to identify who is the owner today?
Lordship Title of Crackaway
County: Devon
Parish: West Down
History from: Unknown
History to: Prior to 1500
Of interest…
From a manor situated in the Ilfracombe part of North Devon. Become a Lord and Lady of this lovely part of England.
Lordship Title of Scobchester
County: Devon
Parish: Ashbury
History from: Unknown
History to: Prior to 1500
Of interest…
All our titles come with confirmation we own the legal right to the title from two UK registered solicitors. A third solicitor writes a letter of introduction for the client to implement the title with the minimum of inconvenience.
Lordship Title of Hampson
County: Devon
Parish: Bow
History from: Post 1086
History to: Prior to 1500
Of interest…
Although this title does not have any documented history it still comes with all our legal work. Two UK registered solicitors have signed Statements of Truth confirming the rights to the titles. A third solicitor writes a letter of introduction for the purchaser to implement their title. To finish the package one of our solicitors places a public notice in The Gazette (a publication limited to the legal profession, but also where the Crown Office publishes the Queen's Honours List).
Lordship Title of Chenson
County: Devon
Parish: Chawleigh
History from: Unknown
History to: Prior to 1500
Of interest…
Although this title does not have any documented history it still comes with all our legal work. Two UK registered solicitors have signed Statements of Truth confirming the rights to the titles. A third solicitor writes a letter of introduction for the purchaser to implement their title. To finish the package one of our solicitors places a public notice in The Gazette (a publication limited to the legal profession, but also where the Crown Office publishes the Queen's Honours List).
Lordship Title of Windbow
County: Devon
Parish: Washfield
History from: Unknown
History to: Prior to 1500
Of interest…
Very little is known about this lordship however this does mean purchasing a title can accessible at a very good price. This title comes with the same legal work as our more expensive titles.
Lordship Title of Vaglefield
County: Devon
Parish: Cookbury
History from: Unknown
History to: Unknown
Of interest…
Very little is known about this lordship however this does mean purchasing a title can accessible at a very good price. This title comes with the same legal work as our more expensive titles.
Lordship Title of Woodhill
County: Berkshire
Parish: Letcombe Regis
History from: The reign of Mary I - 1554
History to: The reign of Charles II - 1676
Of interest…
The Manor was first recorded in 1554 when it belonged to Alexander Fettiplace, Woodhill followed the descent of Rampayns Manor until 1676.
Lordship Title of Alfordon
County: Devon
Parish: Oakhampton
History from: Unknown
History to: Prior to 1500
Of interest…
Alfordon dates back to the 12th Century, situated in the Parish of Oakhampton, in the heart of Devon.
Lordship Title of Bealy
County: Devon
Parish: Chumleigh
History from: Unknown
History to: Prior to 1500
Of interest…
Bealy post dates Domesday and is recorded in 1189 during the reign of Henry II. Bealy is situated in the heart of North Devon.
Lordship Title of Babcombe
County: Devon
Parish: Kingsteignton
History from: unknown
History to: Prior to 1500
Of interest…
Babcombe was recorded in 1189, and is situated in the Parish of Kingsteignton on the south coast of Devon.
Lordship Title of Addiscote
County: Devon
Parish: South Tawton
History from: Unknown
History to: Prior to 1500
Of interest…
Addiscote was recorded in the late 12th Century. Situated in the Parish of South Tawton in the north of Dartmoor National Park.
Lordship Title of Ashcot
County: Devon
Parish: East Worlington
History from: Unknown
History to: Prior to 1500
Of interest…
Ashcot is recorded during the reign of King Richard I. Located in the Parish of East Worlington.
Lordship of Cholash
County: Devon
Parish: Langtree
History from: Post Domesday
History to: Last recorded prior to 1500
Of interest…
The Lordship was created after Domesday - 1088, and was last recorded prior to 1500. Cholash is situated in North Devon.
Lordship Title of Allaleigh
County: Devon
Parish: Cornworthy
History from: Post Domesday
History to: Prior to the 16th Century
Of interest…
The Lordship was created after Domesday - 1088, and the lordship was last recorded prior to 1500.
Lordship Title of Titterton
County: Devon
Parish: Coldridge
History from: Post Domesday
History to: Last recorded Prior to 1500
Of interest…
The Lordship was created after Domesday - 1088, and the lordship was last recorded prior to 1500. Titterton is situated in the heart of Devon.
Lordship Title of Minchington
County: Devon
Parish: Woolfardisworthy
History from: Post Domesday
History to: Prior to 1500
Of interest…
The Lordship was created after Domesday - 1088, and the lordship was last recorded prior to 1500.
Lordship Title of Battishill
County: Devon
Parish: Bridestowe
History from: 1273 - the reign of Edward I
History to: 1382 - the reign of Richard II
Of interest…
The Lordship of Battishill dates back to the reign of Edward I and was last recorded in 1382
Lordship Title of Kismeldon
County: Devon
Parish: West Putford
History from: Unknown
History to: Prior to 1500
Of interest…
Little is known about the history of the Kismeldon lordship. It is situated near the North Devon coast.
Lordship Title of Throwcombe
County: Devon
Parish: Stoodleigh
History from: Unknown
History to: Prior to 1500
Of interest…
Little is known about the history of the Throwcombe lordship. It is situated in the heart of North Devon, near the beautiful Exmoor National Park.
Lordship Title of Allisland
County: Devon
Parish: Petrockstowe
History from: 1066
History to: 1086
Of interest…
Little is known about the history of the Allisland lordship. It is situated in the heart of Devon.
Lordship Title of Marshford
County: Devon
Parish: Hatherleigh
History from: Unknown
History to: Prior to 1500
Of interest…
Little is known about the history of the Marshford lordship. It is situated in the heart of Devon.
Lordship Title of Quither
County: Devon
Parish: Milton Abbot
History from: Unknown
History to: Prior to 1500
Of interest…
Little is known about the history of the Quither lordship. It is situated on the outskirts of the beautiful Dartmoor National Park.
Lordship Title of Raddicombe
County: Devon
Parish: Brixham
History from: Unknown
History to: Prior to 1500
Of interest…
Little is known about the history of the Raddicombe Lordship apart from its membership of the Haytor Hundred. It is situated near the Britannia Royal Naval College and river Dart.
Lordship Title of Culsworthy
County: Devon
Parish: Abbots Bickington
History from: Prior to the Norman Conquest
History to: Prior to 1500
Of interest…
This title was listed in the Domesday Book and held by Colwin the reeve (a chief magistrate).
Lordship Title of Outwick
County: Hampshire
Parish: Breamore
History from: Pre-Conquest
History to: 1086
Of interest…
The Domesday overlord of Outwick was Waleran the Hunter. He held 31 lordships in Hampshire, Wiltshire and Dorset.
Lordship Title of Over Chatteris
County: Cambridgeshire
Parish: Over
History from: 1007
History to: 1579
Of interest…
The lordship derives from a gift from Aelfwara (daughter of Athelstan Mannesson) to the Abbey of Chatteris St Mary in 1007, over 1,000 years ago.
Lordship Title of Huxhill
County: Devon
Parish: Weare Gifford
History from: Pre-Conquest
History to: 1086
Of interest…
Lordship Title of Huxhill for sale. This shows how a small manor could sustain three families. It had 2 ploughlands of land, 5 acres of meadow/pasture and 3 acres of woodland.
Lordship Title of Stoke
County: Devon
Parish: Holne
History from: Pre-Conquest
History to: 1086
Of interest…
William the Conqueror grants Robert de Aumale the Barony of Plympton which contains the Lordship of Stoke. He displaced the pre-conquest Lord Brictmer.
Lordship Title of Greatnam
County: Hampshire
Parish: Brockenhurst
History from: 1066
History to: 1086
Of interest…
Greatnam is on the borders of Lyndhurst and Brockenhurst parishes. Before the Conquest Bolle farmed the manor paying rent to King Edward the Confessor. After, the lordship is granted to Waleran the Hunter.
Lordship Title of Kimworthy
County: Devon
Parish: Bradworthy
History from: Pre-Conquest
History to: 1086
Of interest…
Kimworhty contained just 2 villagers and 2 slaves. At Domesday Bishop Geoffrey of Coutances was overlord of Kimworthy having granted a lordship to his niece.
Lordship Title of Upcott or Uppacott
County: Devon
Parish: Tedburn St Mary
History from: Pre-Conquest
History to: 1086
Of interest…
Uppacott was a small manor although the lord still had a slave to work the manor. It was predominantly a sheep farm having three cattle and 35 sheep at Domesday.
Lordship Title of Harbourneford
County: Devon
Parish: South Brent
History from: Pre-Conquest
History to: 1086
Of interest…
Before the Norman Conquest Harbourneford was held by Alric. William the Conqueror grants Harbourneford with the Diptford Hundred to William de Falaise who subenfeuds it to Reginald. Reginald had one slave.
Lordship Title of Brexworthy
County: Devon
Parish: Bradworthy
History from: 1066
History to: 1086
Of interest…
Listed in the Domesday Book Brexworthy was a small manor with just for households. Three of these households were occupied by slaves. Colwin the reeve, the Lord prior to the Conquest retained his lordship under William the Conqueror.
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