-
recent years as
suitable opportunities have arisen, for
example at
Chelwood Vachery, as part of a
policy to
extend the
amount of land that they
regulate and...
-
Towerhill manors had
court baron. Eleanor,
Countess of
Ormond owning the
Vachery manor, had view of
frankpledge in
Gomshall Towerhill. In 1281
William Braose...
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large crane-breeding
grounds at the Anglo-French
named Vachery Pond,
often locally known as
Vachery. The
figure of a
crane adorns the old
drinking water...
-
Elizabeth Darcy. By
Thomas de Dagworth:
Eleanor de
Dagworth who
married at
Vachery (in Cranley),
Surrey by
licence dated 23 June 1362
Walter Fitz Walter,...
-
There have been four
baronetcies created for
people with the
surname Samuel, all in the
Baronetage of the
United Kingdom. Two of the
titles are
still extant...
- from 1524 to 1540. In 1535 he
purchased the
Manor of
Shere (including the
Vachery) in
Surrey from his
elder brother, Sir
Edmund Braye, to whom it had been...
-
southwestwards to
Vachery Pond,
before turning to run
northwards as the
border of
Wonersh and
Bramley to meet the Wey at Shalford. From the
Vachery Pond to the...
-
University Press, 1954), p. 421 (Google). 'Parishes:
Shere -
Manor of
Vachery Shiere', in H.E.
Malden (ed.), A
History of the
County of
Surrey Vol. 3...
- 1993–98 by Kit Martin, into 6 apartments,
estate into 22 dwellings.
Chelwood Vachery,
Millbrook Hill, Nutley, East Sus**** – 1996, into at
least 4
freehold homes...
- Mouton,
Charles Peck,
Louis Pierre Arceneaux and
others began to
establish vacheries in the vicinity. More
cattlemen would follow after 1770, when Spanish...
