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[[Category:Manor]]
The Manor of Princes Risborough was an area that included Longwick to the west and st
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The Manor stretched from Ilmer in the north-west to Speen and Lacey Green in the sout
[[The Lords of the Manor of Princes Risborough]] had always been the monarchs of England long befor
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...services, the lands, meadows and pastures called the “the Demesnes of the Manor of Princes Risborough'''
'''1558 Ist July Queen Elizabeth I granted the Demesnes of the Manor of Princes Risborough for the better support of Elizabeth, the widow of t
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'''Stocken Farm at Lacey Green was in the Upper Hamlets of the [[Manor of Princes Risborough]].'''
[[The Lords of the Manor of Princes Risborough]] had always been the King or Queen of England long b
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'''STOCKEN FARM PART OF THE MANOR OF PRINCES RISBOROUGH '''
The Manor stretched from Ilmer in the north to Speen and Lacey Green in the south.
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click [[Manor Documents]] for list
click [[Stocken Farm]] with the Lords of the Manor for this history.
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[[Category:Manor]]
The Manor of Princes Risborough was an area that included Longwick to the west and st
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...f Stocken Farm dated 14 April 1632 will be honoured by the new Lord of the Manor.
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...ugh. They sub-let them, making their own income as letting agents. The Manor would need to approve the new, sub-let tenants. These same agents sometim
After 1823 the Common Land of the Manor - the actual Common of Princes Risborough, the Open Strip Corn Fields and t
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...nic Wars. By 1818 he was all set to campaign to get the Enclosures of the Manor of Princes Risborough passed in Parliament.
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...the landowners were in favour. The result of enclosing did away with the Manor owned arable lands and The Common grazing. All these were divided and sol
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...did not give them mortgages. It was usual for these tenants to buy their Manor tenancy as an investment and promptly sublet the property. The sub-lettin
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click [[The Lords of the Manor of Princes Risborough]] for list
Extract from Manor Documents dated 1631. For the full 1631 document click [[Manor Documents]]
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...Manor of Princes Risborough had belonged to the monarch,- "The Lord of the Manor". The area included Longwick to the west, Princes Risborough town and th
...les II, greatly in debt, sold it to the City of London. From then on The Manor with all its cottages and land changed hands simply to the highest bidder.
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...which would be stored in a Tithe Barn. Later this became payable to The Manor, but by 1823 when the parish of Princes Risborough was enclosed much of it
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Cane Field Wood and Darvills Hill Wood were Parish Woodland part of the Manor of Princes Risborough.
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'''MANOR FARMS SOLD'''
...about 1808 onwards he sold to [[Lord George Henry Cavendish]], most of the Manor Farms including [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Culverton_Farm C
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...ugh]], the woods remained the property of John Grubb Esq, the Lord of the Manor, remaining as part of the Parish Woodlands. See [https://laceygreenhistor
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click [[The Lords of the Manor of Princes Risborough]] for list.
click [[Manor Documents]] for list
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'''On 15th January 1578 Queen Elizabeth let the Manor of Princes Risborough to Thomas Cornwallis for 50 years''', lately in the t
'''1612 King James let the Manor of Princes Risborough to Henry Knollys Esq.''' for 21 years from the end o
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...as Eggleton’s name appears twice in the documents of the Enclosures of the Manor of Princes Risborough in 1823. He has the following: -
1. Enclosure number 568. An old enclosure, rented from the Manor with house and garden.
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...1823, the woods remained the property of John Grubb Esq, the Lord of the Manor, remaining as part of the parish Woodlands. See [https://laceygreenhisto
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click [[The Lords of the Manor of Princes Risborough]] for 1066
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click [[Manor Documents]] for list
click [[Stocken Farm]] with the Lords of the Manor for this history.
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'''Stocken Farm at Lacey Green was in the Upper Hamlets of the [[Manor of Princes Risborough]].'''
[[The Lords of the Manor of Princes Risborough]] had always been the King or Queen of England long b
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...to become St. John's Church) of Lacey green by John Grubb, the Lord of the Manor, soon after 1823.
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