- In
common law systems, land tenure, from the
French verb "tenir"
means "to hold", is the
legal regime in
which land "owned" by an
individual is possessed...
- ****ociation was an ****ociation of
zamindars in India. It was
later renamed to
Landholders' Society. The
Zamindari ****ociation was
formed in
March 1837 as a political...
-
meaning "supporting man"; most
common Scots spelling: takisman) was a
landholder of
intermediate legal and
social status in
Scottish Highland society....
-
title that, in Anglo-Saxon
England and
Norman England,
referred to the
landholder of a
historical rural estate. The
titles date to the
English feudal (specifically...
- County, Maine,
United States. The town was
named for John
Coffin Jones, a
landholder. The po****tion was 587 at the 2020 census.
According to the
United States...
- 1810
until 1893, when
resident American and
European capitalists and
landholders overthrew the monarchy. Hawaiʻi was an
independent republic from 1894...
- M.
Kelley Born 1956 (age 68–69)
Bowling Green, Kentucky, US
Occupation Businessperson Known for Ninth-largest U.S.
landholder Spouse Susan Children 3...
-
warrior or
castle serf (Hungarian: várjobbágy, Latin:
iobagio castri) was a
landholder obliged to
provide military services to the ispán or head of a
royal castle...
- India. Or,
those lands which are
redistributed by the
government from
landholders to
landless people for
agriculture or
special purpose is
known as Land...
- of the
Penobscot River. The town was
named for John M. Winn, an
early landholder. The po****tion was 399 at the 2020 census.
Henry Poor & Son, a large...
