The book of Dene, Deane, AdeaneA genealogical history . Dene of Wallingford and HighWycombe. H E castle of Wallingford was held from theCrown under the same Constable as that ofSt. Briavels, and its seneschals were takenfrom the family of the hereditary seneschalsof the latter. In 1228 Sir John de Dene of Wallingfordpaid a fine of 20s. that he might be quit of avoyage with the King, and for having his scutage of the sixthpart of a Knights fee, which he held of the King in theHonour of Wallingford. In 1230 Hugh de la Dene was of Shutford (Swalcliffe)and Stoke Marmion. The Hugh de la Dene of Ces
The book of Dene, Deane, AdeaneA genealogical history . Dene of Wallingford and HighWycombe. H E castle of Wallingford was held from theCrown under the same Constable as that ofSt. Briavels, and its seneschals were takenfrom the family of the hereditary seneschalsof the latter. In 1228 Sir John de Dene of Wallingfordpaid a fine of 20s. that he might be quit of avoyage with the King, and for having his scutage of the sixthpart of a Knights fee, which he held of the King in theHonour of Wallingford. In 1230 Hugh de la Dene was of Shutford (Swalcliffe)and Stoke Marmion. The Hugh de la Dene of Cestersham,of the same date, was, we must suppose, the same sister Emma married Richard de Siffrewast. His sonwas William de la Dene, who was succeeded by his son SirWalter de la Dene. In 1269 Sir Thomas de Appleby held one fee in Chearsleyof land formerly belonging to Sir Walter de Dene. Here isprobably the origin of the Deanes of Appleby. In 1280 Sir John de la Dene holds land in the vill ofBritwell Solium. He is also witness to a deed.
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