10 Jul Lordship Title of Pulloxhill ID13337
Posted at 21:37h
in
County:
Parish:
Title Type:
Previous Lords:
In the thirteenth century William de Faldho held land in Pulloxhill under the lordship of Aimery of St. Amand, to whom the barony of Cainhoe had passed by intermarriage with the de Albinis. This holding is described as 1 hide when it is first mentioned in 1286, and the same property was probably included in the knight's fee held by him jointly with William Pyrot c. 1240. Matilda, one of the heirs of Faldho, married Walter de la Haye, who held the property until his death in 1295, when, in the absence of any claim on the part of his heirs, some unnamed heirs of William de Faldho entered into the property and held it in 1302. William son of William de Keynes of Faldho died seised of it in 1336, when it passed to his aunts, Christina, Emma, Margery, and Alice. Robert de Wodemancote, the husband of Emma, and Simon Drye held in 1346 the hide which the heirs of William de Faldho formerly held. After this date there is no further mention of the holding, which was probably absorbed in one of the manors in Pulloxhill.
Other Information:
Listed in the Domesday Book:
No