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Crendon, Long, Buckinghamshire.
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| Date |
1478-1907
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95 items
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John Neale Dalton, The Manuscripts of St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle (Windsor, 1957)
St George's Chapel, Windsor, 'List of the Church Commissioners' Records, 14th-20th cent., in the muniments of St George's Chapel, Windsor', 1996
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The manor of Crendon was once the property of the Giffards, earls of Buckingham, who had a seat there. The manor passed by female descent to the noble families of Marshall and Warren and was afterwards divided into three parts among their co-heirs. Each part became a distinct manor, one of which was vested in the Crown.
On 20 March 1478, the manor was granted to the Dean and Canons of Windsor by Queen Elizabeth Woodville
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