LORDS OF THE MANOR

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Lords of the Manor of Longhope. This page is still being researched.

Year Lord of the Manor Notes
in 1066 Ferne and Ulfeg Held the Manor from King Edward [1]
in 1086 William fitz Baderon Lord of Monmouth
  Withenoc de Monmouth Lord of Monmouth
1196-1256 John de Monemata Governor of St. Briavels Castle and also Lord of the Manors of Huntley and Tibberton [2].
1256 Prince Edward John de Monemuta gave the Manor to Prince Edward on account that he had no male heir.
1256, in 1300 Gilbert Talbot Earl of Shrewsbury [3].
  Richard Talbot  
in 1522 George [Talbot?] Earl of Shrewsbury
~1536 Richard Grey Fourth Earl of Kent
[1562-1573 Reginald Grey Fifth Earl of Kent]
[1573-1615 Henry Grey Sixth Earl of Kent]
     
in 1675, 1712 Nourse Yate  
after 1712 Charles Yate  
1726-1742 Edmund Probyn Lawyer
1742-1773 John Hopkins Probyn  
1773-1819 Edmund Probyn  
1819 John Probyn M.A.  
  Thomas Probyn  
in 1876 Edward Probyn  
18??-1880 William Roberts M.A.  

References

  1. John Morris, "Domesday Book: Gloucestershire" volume 15, Phillimore, Chichester, 1982
  2. Barkly, H., "Testa de Nevill, Returns for the County of Gloucestershire", TBGAS, 12(1887-88):235-290.
  3. Scroggs, E., "Shrewsbury (Talbot) Manuscripts: Gloucestershire References", TBGAS, 60(1938):260-296.


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