The Battle of Barnet 1471 – Pivotal and Impactful
As battles during the Wars of the Roses go, Barnet may not have had the...
15 April, 2019
The Battle of Losecoat, 12th March 1470: Salted wounds, without curing
Think Wars of the Roses. Think Yorkists, Lancastrians, and a melting pot of politics. Think...
12 March, 2019
The Lordship of Hexted – Reformed and Royally Loyal
If a title with a steady(ish) history but flashes of loyal fortitude is of interest…...
08 February, 2019
The Lordship of Younges – A ladyship in all but name
Do you like discovering new facts? We thought so… because we do too. So how’s...
10 January, 2019
The Lordship of Brettgrave – Rubbing shoulders with royalty
The Lordship of Brettgrave came into being in 1197, after the Norman Conquest. The Abbot...
06 December, 2018
The Lordship of Shoddesden – A holding with pre-Norman provenance
Shoddesden is an interesting title. It’s one of those that actually has clear roots from...
04 October, 2018
The Barony of Wycombe: Kings, castles, and constitutional history
The Barony of Wycombe is one of the few titles that’s so closely associated with...
13 August, 2018
Lordship of Passelewes – An extraordinary link to England’s past
The Lordship of Passelewes is one of those titles that enjoyed quite a considerable length...
10 July, 2018
The Lordship Title of Halford – Come take a stroll with us through its history
The first recorded reference of a Lordship for Halford is to a William Giffard, who...
12 June, 2018
‘Keeping History Alive’ The Barons & Barony of North Cadbury
The Barons & Barony of North Cadbury - Then & Now Baron of North Cadbury is...
17 May, 2018