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William de
Lovetot, Lord of Hallamshire,
possibly descended from the
Norman Baron Ricardus Surdus, was an Anglo-Norman
Baron from Huntingdonshire, often...
-
Lovetot, an Anglo-Norman
Baron from Huntingdonshire,
meant to keep the
local rebellious po****ce
subdued after the
Harrying of the North. De
Lovetot acquired...
- Sir John de
Lovetot (b. 1236 or before, d. 1294) was an
administrator and
later Justice of the
Common Pleas between 1275 and 1289. He had
already been...
- Hallamshire. p. 20. Hunter,
Joseph (1819). "Sheffield
under De
Busli and De
Lovetot". Hallamshire: The
History and
Topography of the
Parish of
Sheffield in...
-
Richard de
Lovetot, who was
visited by King Stephen, at Worksop, in 1161. In 1258, a
surviving inspeximus charter confirms Matilda de
Lovetot's grant of...
- the
death of
William de
Lovetot, the
manor of
Hallamshire p****ed to his son
Richard de
Lovetot and then his son
William de
Lovetot before being p****ed by...
- 1199 he
married Matilda de
Lovetot, a great-granddaughter of
William Lovetot,[citation needed]
whose parents were
William Lovetot and Maud FitzWalter. They...
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Manor then p****ed,
through marriage, to the
Paynel and
Lovetot families. It was a
member of the
Lovetot family who
built the
parish church in Handsworth. St...
-
Edward Thurkyld.
After 1301,
Enfeoffments Writtle, in part, to a John de
Lovetot and his wife Joan. 1304 Easter, dies en
route to
Annandale and is buried...
- Regular —
probably from
Huntingdon Priory founded after 1119 by
William de
Lovetot;
dissolved 15
November 1538;
granted to Francis, Earl of
Shrewsbury 1541/2...
