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Stonestaples Wood (TQ 252 135) is in the
centre of the
Poynings parish. It is the only one of the
Poynings Crossways woods that sits on the
Wealden Clay. It...
- of
Ireland under King
Henry VII of England.
Edward Poynings was the only son of Sir
Robert Poynings (c.1419–1461) and
Elizabeth Paston (1429?–1487/8),...
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Poynings' Law or the
Statute of
Drogheda may
refer to the
following acts of the
Parliament of Ireland: The acts of
Poynings' Parliament,
summoned to Drogheda...
- the
Manor of
Poynings, a
notional 'office of
profit under the crown'
which is used to
resign from the
House of Commons. The
Manor of
Poynings reverted to...
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Poynings is a
village and
civil parish in West Sus****, England, UK.
Poynings may also
refer to the
following English people:
Baron Poynings,
title in...
- The
title of
Baron Poynings was
created twice in the
Peerage of England. The
first creation was for Sir
Michael Poynings, who was
summoned to Parliament...
- by the
Statute Law
Revision (Ireland) Act 1878.
Poynings'
Parliament was
called by Sir
Edward Poynings in his
capacity as Lord
Deputy of Ireland, appointed...
- England;
Percy also
became Lord
Poynings on his marriage. This
title would bring him into
direct conflict with the
Poynings family themselves, and indeed...
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Michael de
Poynings, 1st
Baron Poynings, Knt. (c.1318 – 7
March 1369), of
Bures St. Mary, Suffolk, was an
English nobleman and soldier. He was present...
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Thomas Poynings, 1st
Baron Poynings (c.1512 – 17
August 1545) was an
English soldier and courtier.
Thomas Poynings was one of
seven illegitimate children...
