Lordship Title of Hutton Mynchon
£3,750.00
County: Yorkshire
Parish: Huttons Ambo
History from:1066
History to: 1689
Documented history: Yes
Domesday book: No
Interesting Facts:
Become the 24th Lord and Lady of Hutton Mynchon
1st Lord – Arnald de Percy
13th Lord – John Lokton , serjeant-at-law by the right of his wife Agnes. John is impeached for his support of Robert de Vere and condemned to death by the “Merciless Parliament”. This is commuted to life-long exile in Ireland and the perpetual disinheritance of himself and his heirs.
17th Lord – Thomas Gower is knighted by the Duke of Gloucester in Scotland.
18th Lord – Sir John Gower dies on the field at the Battle of Flodden.
21st Lord – Sir Thomas Gower is appointed Marshall of Berwick and Wark Castles and Governor of Eyemouth Fort.
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