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Roger de
Busli (c. 1038 – c. 1099) was a
Norman baron who parti****ted in the
conquest of
England in 1066.
Roger de
Busli was born in or
around 1038. His...
- p. 11. ISBN 0-8021-1386-9. Hunter,
Joseph (1819). "Sheffield
under De
Busli and De Lovetot". Hallamshire: The
History and
Topography of the
Parish of...
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Conqueror to
Roger de
Busli (c. 1038 – c. 1099), a
Norman baron who had been a
loyal supporter of William's
claim to the
English throne.
Busli was also given...
- conquest,
Worksop became part of the
extensive lands granted to
Roger de
Busli. At this time, the land "had one car. in demesne, and twenty-two sochm....
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RCOCl → RCOSC(CH3)3 + TlCl tert-
BuSLi reacts with MoCl4 with to give the
tetrathiolate complex: MoCl4 + 4 t-
BuSLi → Mo(t-BuS)4 + 4 LiCl tert-Butylthiol...
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Houses and the Dragon:
Busli (Blue),
Mortain (Black),
Rollo (White) and
Warenne (Yellow).
Busli is
named after Roger de
Busli and
Warenne after William...
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England gave the
lands around Tickhill to
Roger de
Busli, who
built a
castle on a
small hill.
Richard de
Busli,
grandson of Roger's
brother Arnold, co-founded...
- part of the
Manor of
Bolton upon
Dearne which was once
owned by
Roger de
Busli. The
village is in the
Dearne North Ward of
Barnsley MBC and had a po****tion...
- or court].
There may have been
about twenty ploughs. This land
Roger de
Busli holds of the
Countess Judith" (Hallam, or Hallamshire, is now part of the...
- Riddings, and Ironville. The
first Lord of the
Manor was Earl
Roger de
Busli, who
delegated the
position to
Baron Ralf Ingram. The
position was p****ed...
