Definition of Pilland. Meaning of Pilland. Synonyms of Pilland

- estate of Pilland was held for many years by the Brett family, alias "Brighte", "Brite", etc. Robert Brett (d.1540) was lord of the manor of Pilland and the...
- son in jail. In 1593 he purchased from the Brett family the estates of Pilland, Upcott, Beara and Cladovin all in the parish of Pilton in North Devon...
- demesne land of Barnstaple Castle as well as with the manors of Pilton and Pilland, members of the barony, which were contiguous and situated immediately...
- brother was Henry Woollcombe (1784-1861), Rector of Ashbury, Highampton and Pilland, whose son was Henry Woollcombe (1813-1885), Canon Residentiary of Exeter...
- (Henscott) 1/3 Robert Crues and Jordan de Valle Torta Pillonnd & Barlinton (Pilland and Great Barlington) 1 Walter de Pillonnd and of him by Roger de Cornu...
- ) family were from Pilland in the parish of Pilton near Barnstaple and Robert Brett (died 1540) was lord of the manor of Pilland and the last steward...
- the sister of Robert Brett (died 1540), who was lord of the manor of Pilland in the parish of Pilton. Courtenay was descended from the Courtenay family...
- Whitestaunton in Somerset and in the late 15th century inherited the manor of Pilland in the parish of Pilton, North Devon, where they resided for about a century...
- Secondly Joan Brett, sister of Robert Brett (died 1540), lord of the manor of Pilland in the parish of Pilton, and the last steward of Pilton Priory before its...
- to Joan Brett, sister of Robert Brett (died 1540), lord of the manor of Pilland in the parish of Pilton, and the last steward of Pilton Priory before its...