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1. archive.british-history.ac.uk › vch › cambsLong Stanton: Manors and other estates | British History Online

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   3 days ago · The manor passed to the middle sister Anne, wife of Sir John Willoughby (d. 1477), who was succeeded in turn by his son Sir Robert, later Lord Willoughby de Broke (d. 1502), and grandson Robert Willoughby (d. 1521). After the younger Robert's death the manor was said to be held of Colvilles.

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   5 days ago · Thomas died in 1485 before he had been able to pay off his father's debts, and the manor passed to his son John, who was said to hold it of Sir Robert Willoughby, who was a cousin of Humphrey Stafford.

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   3 days ago · Robert, Lord Willoughby, who was summoned to parliament in the reign of Henry VII., had a seat at Callington, where he died. His monument is in the church of that parish. The chief seat of this noble family was at Bere-Ferrers, on the opposite side of the Tamer.

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   4 days ago · In 1483 Sir Robert Willoughby, son of Anne, was cleared of a charge of wrongfully dispossessing Humphrey of these lands and, as Lord Willoughby de Broke, in 1502 died seised of what was called the manor of Hyde-Coppenhall, worth £7 7s. 4d. and held of the Earl of Stafford by fealty.

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   15 hours ago · Sir Robert Carr MP for Lincolnshire (c. 1637–1682) 22 February 1672 21 November 1682 Sir Thomas Chicheley (1614–1699) 21 November 1682 1687 Robert Phelips (1619–1707) May 1687 March 1689 Robert Bertie Baron Willoughby de Eresby (1660–1723) 21 March 1689 4 May 1697 Thomas Grey 2nd Earl of Stamford (c. 1654–1720) 4 May 1697 12 May 1702

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   2 days ago · 15-year-old Robert Gladden, fired two shots with a shotgun inside the cafeteria at Perry Hall School. He hit a 17-year-old senior in the lower back, causing critical wounds. The youth has Down syndrome. Gladden was subdued by two school faculty members, and arrested.

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   Where did Robert Willoughby live?

   • Robert Willoughby, Lord Brooke, had the manor of Callington (fn. n1) , and occasionally resided at the manor-house, where he died, in or about the year 1502: his chief seat was at Bere-Ferrers, on the opposite side of the Tamer. Valletort, of Trematon Castle, and of Harberton, near Totness, which was the head of their Devonshire barony.

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   How many acres did Lord Willoughby de Broke own?

   • By c. 1849 the 16th Lord Willoughby de Broke (d. 1852) owned a farm of 297 acres in Coppenhall, the tenant being Samuel Wright, and a small holding of 6 acres, the tenant being a Mr. Ansell. (fn. 66) The 18th Lord Willoughby de Broke still owned land here at the end of the century. (fn. 67)

   Coppenhall | British History Online

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   How many mills were in Willoughby de Broke's estate?

   • Two mills were included in Lord Willoughby de Broke's estate in Coppenhall, Hyde, and Rodbaston in 1516: S.H.C. xii (1), 182. 119. W.S.L., D. 1792, Coppenhall deed, 10 Oct. 1661; it seems to have been an open field. 120. Tithe Maps and Appt., Penkridge (copy in W.S.L.). 121. Greenwood, Map of Staffs. (1820). 122.

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   Who was William Benett?

   • In 1574 William Benett, nephew of Thomas Benett, Precentor of Salisbury (d. 1558), bequeathed the lease of the rectory manor, which he had presumably obtained from his uncle, to his son, Thomas Benett. (fn. 166) Thomas died without issue in 1605, and the lease probably passed to his brother, William Benett of Norton Bavant.

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   2 days ago · Good evening. Josh here to bring you the latest news as we approach the end of the 2024 general election. Kemi Badenoch has attacked her local council over missing postal votes following delays in ...