Lordship Titles
Lordship Titles where extensive research concludes there is very little recorded history. An opportunity to acquire a Lordship Title at an attractive price.
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Lordship Titles
Lordship Title of Little Silver
County: Somerset
Parish: St Decumans incl. Watchet with Williton
History from: 1303 - the reign of Edward I
History to: 1472 - the reign of Edward IV
Of interest…
Little Silver was first recorded in 1303, with the last confirmed date as 1472. Little Silver is located on the Northern coast of Somerset between Dunkery & Horner Wood National Nature Reserve and Quantock Hills.Lordship Title of Stockenchurch Rectory
County: Buckinghamshire
Parish: Stockenchurch
History from: 1301 - the reign of Edward I
History to: 1609 -the reign of James I
Of interest…
Wallingford Priory owned land in Stockenchurch called in the 14th Century Stockenchurch Rectory Manor. Granted to Cardinal Wolsey for his college at Oxford in 1528, but was resumed by the Crown just 2 years later. After Sir William Spencers death in 1609 the estate was split.Lordship Title of Hatherden or Kings Hatherden
County: Hampshire
Parish: Andover with Foxcott
History from: The reign of Edward II - 1316
History to: The reign of queen Victoria - 1856
Of interest…
First recorded in 1316, the Vill of Hatherden being in the possession of Thomas de Foxcott who later granted land in Hatherden to Henry de Harnhill.Lordship Title of Alfordon
County: Devon
Parish: Oakhampton
History from: 1189 - the reign of Henry II
History to: 1189 - the reign of Henry II / Richard I
Of interest…
Alfordon dates back to the 12th Century, situated in the Parish of Oakhampton, in the heart of Devon.Lordship Title of Appledore
County: Devon
Parish: Clannaborough
History from: 1066
History to: 1086
Of interest…
Appledore dates back to the Norman Conquest and is recorded at Domesday the Lord being Ralph {of BruyËre}, Tenant-in-chief Baldwin the sheriff.Lordship Title of Boehill
County: Devon
Parish: Sampford Peverell
History from: 1066
History to: 1407 - the reign of Henry IV
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Boehill dates back to the Norman Conquest, the Lord at Domesday being Walter of Claville. It was last recorded in the 15th Century.Lordship Title of Birch
County: Devon
Parish: Coldridge
History from: 1189
History to: 1189
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Birch dates to the 12th Century, located in the Parish of Coldridge it sits in the heart of Devon.Lordship Title of Azores
County: Devon
Parish: Tavistock
History from: 1189
History to: 1189
Of interest…
Recorded at the end of the 12th Century Azores sits in the Parish of Tavistock. Referred to as Hauesworth or Hasworthy in history, it is now a field name in Kilworthy.Lordship Title of Aylescott
County: Devon
Parish: West Down
History from: 1066
History to: 1407 - The reign of Henry IV
Of interest…
Aylescott was first recorded at the Norman Conquest and dates until the early 15th Century. Located in the Hundred if Braunton, West Down.Lordship Title of Bunhill
County: Worcestershire
Parish: Bromsgrove
History from: The reign of Edward IV - 1472
History to: The reign of King George III - 1812
Of interest…
The first surviving records for Bunhill are at the death of Sir Ralph Boteler of Sudeley when he is Lord of the Manor. In 1539 Lady Jane Bray holds Bunhill. The last record of the Lordship and Manor of Bunhill is recorded in 1720.Lordship Title of Dart Tracey
County: Devon
Parish: Witheridge
History from: 1189
History to: 1189
Of interest…
Dating back to the 12th Century, Dart Tracey is situated in the heart of Devon on the Little Dart River.Lordship Title of Bywood
County: Devon
Parish: Dunkswell
History from: 1066
History to: 1346 - The reign of Edward III
Of interest…
Bywood dates back to the Norman Conquest, and was in the Hundred of Hemyock.Lordship Title of Lovacott
County: Devon
Parish: Shebbear
History from: 1066
History to: 1086
Of interest…
Dating back to the time of the Conquest, Lovacott was part of the Hundred of Merton.Lordship Title of Brimblecombe
County: Devon
Parish: Iddesleigh
History from: 1066
History to: 1086
Of interest…
Dating back to the Conquest, Brimblecombe was part of the Hundred of Merton.Lordship Title of Hemseys
County: Berkshire
Parish: North Moreton
History from: 1419 - the reign of Henry V
History to: 1627 - the reign of James I
Of interest…
In 1470 and 1477 the owner of Hemseys is sued twice unsuccessfully by a Brian Stapleton, who disputed the settlement of the lordship and manor of 1354. View full history under 'Further Information'.Lordship Title of Horton
County: Devon
Parish: Bradworthy
History from: 1066 - The Norman Conquest
History to: 1762 - the reign of George III
Of interest…
Situated in the heart of North Devon, near the river Tamar.Preference: Barony Titles - Exclusive Lordship Titles - Lordship Titles