-
towards the
derivation from Hugh de
Plaiz, as Lord of the Manor, and that
Plaistow was the Stow or
village of the de
Plaiz family. Hugh de
Balun was a property-owner...
- twice: Firstly, in
about 1380, to
Margaret de
Plaiz, the
daughter and
heiress of John de
Plaiz, 5th
Baron Plaiz (1342/3–1389), by his
second wife Joan Stapleton...
-
Christopher Plys (/
ˈplaɪz/; born
August 13, 1987) is an
American curler from Duluth, Minnesota. He
currently plays third on Team John Shuster. He is a...
- have
acquired its name when
Phillipa de
Monfitchet married Sir Hugh de
Plaiz.
Cavendish family, a
related lineage Open Domesday:
Robert Gernon. Accessed...
-
millions of
views such as Fume à fond,
Freestyle du sale and Le Son qui fait
plaiz. His
single Fume à fond was
certified gold two
months after its release...
-
Augustinian priory in Norfolk, England. It was
founded before 1224 by Sir Hugh de
Plaiz. It was
suppressed in 1528 and then
dissolved within the
first half of the...
-
Bromehill Priory Augustinian Canons Regular founded before 1224 by Sir Hugh de
Plaiz;
dissolved 14 May 1528 for
Cardinal Wolsey's
college at Ipswich; priory...
-
Elizabeth Howard (c. 1410–1473/4), the
daughter of Sir John Howard, 7th Lord
Plaiz (c. 1385/6–1409), a
brother of Sir
Robert Howard,
father of John Howard...
- heiress,
although not to the same
degree as John Howard's
first wife, Lady
Plaiz, who had
brought him
estates worth over £400 per annum. They had two sons;...
-
office of Lord
Great Chamberlain reverted to the crown, as did the
Barony of
Plaiz. The 14th Earl left no
issue and was
succeeded by his
second cousin, John...
