- and
secondly Joan (d. 1368), the
daughter and sole
heiress of John, Lord
Orreby. With his
first wife he had two sons,
Henry and Thomas. He was succeeded...
-
Boston Whitefriars,
earlier site
Carmelite Friars founded 1293 by Sir ____
Orreby, Kt.;
transferred to new site (see
immediately below) 1307 (1308) Skirbeck...
-
husband Henry would marry a
second time to Joan
Orreby,
daughter and
heiress of John, 2nd Lord
Orreby. Weir 2008, p. 80. Weir 2008, pp. 77–80. Bean 2004...
- 1367 – 25
August 1394),
daughter of
Henry Percy, 3rd
Baron Percy and Joan
Orreby; by whom he had no issue. IPM of Mary (Percy) Roos
Inquisition Post Mortem...
- Penshurst. When
Pencester died in 1303,
Margerie then
married to
Robert de
Orreby.
After her death, an
inquest found that she had
inherited the
parish of...
- as
being in the
possession of
William Malbank. The
manor p****ed to the
Orrebies under the
family of Praers, and then
through the
Arderne family, and by...
- de Monthermer, 1st
Baron Monthermer 1309 1325
Baron Orreby (1309) John de
Orreby, 1st
Baron Orreby 1309 1318 Died; none of his
heirs were
summoned to Parliament...
-
Boston Whitefriars,
earlier site
Carmelite Friars founded 1293 by Sir ____
Orreby, Kt.;
transferred to new site (see
immediately below) 1307 (1308) Skirbeck...
- them more land, and a year
later they
received four
acres from Sir John de
Orreby.
Following the
Dissolution of the Monasteries,
about 1544/5, the town of...
- in the 1086
Domesday Book as "Heresbi", and in 1115 it was
recorded as "
Orreby". However, this
unusual citation does not
relate to any
described settlement...
