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Heaton Castle (anciently
Heton) in the
parish of Cornhill-on-Tweed, Northumberland, England, is a
ruined historic castle near the
Scottish border. It...
- was
surrendered by him to Hastings, Sir John
Howard and Sir
Ralph Grey of
Heton in late July 1462. Grey was
appointed captain but
surrendered to the Lancastrians...
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Martin Heton (Heaton) (1554–1609) was an
English Bishop whose grandfather was the Lord
Mayor of London. His
father George Heton was
prominent in the London...
- Cambridge,
Henry Scrope, 3rd
Baron Scrope of Masham, and Sir
Thomas Grey of
Heton—were
accused of high
treason and
tried at what is now the Red Lion public...
- Moor. When Brome's 1635
contract with
Heton ended in 1638, new
disputes arose among Brome, Beeston, and
Heton; a bill of
complaint was
filed against...
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Northumberland family, he was
eighth in
descent from Sir
Thomas Grey, of
Heton,
elder brother of John Grey, 1st Earl of
Tankerville (see the Earl of Tankerville...
- Grey, born in Scotland, and
grandfather of
Thomas de Grey of
Heton[citation needed] (
Heton, Northumberland,
circa 1266 - Angus, Scotland, 1310), whose...
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eldest son and heir of Sir
Thomas Grey (1359 – 26
November 1400) of
Heton near Norham, Northumberland, by his wife, Joan
Mowbray (d. 1410). Grey's...
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prioress about rumours concerning Alice Raggid,
Elizabeth Hopton, and Joan
Heton.
Rumours implied they had been
seeing religious and
secular men in the nunnery...
- had
taken it by
siege from the
captaincy of his
cousin Sir
Ralph Grey of
Heton. Sir
Richard Grey, Lord Grey of Powis, died 17
December 1466. His widow...
