The book of Dene, Deane, AdeaneA genealogical history . Dene of Deene, HIS pedigree begins with a Sire de Dene,who appears to have been Robert, brotherto Amfridus de Dene, and whose family-owned large estates in Warwickshire, Norfolk,and Kent, as well as in the county to whichthey more especially belonged. Robert married Beatrice Bassett, heiressof Rushton, whose mother was Beatrice de Harcourt. In 1199 Ivo, their son, succeeded to the vast property ofhis parents. Some of his lands in Dene, or Deene, wereheld of the Abbot of Westminster. To the original shield of argent a fe
The book of Dene, Deane, AdeaneA genealogical history . Dene of Deene, HIS pedigree begins with a Sire de Dene,who appears to have been Robert, brotherto Amfridus de Dene, and whose family-owned large estates in Warwickshire, Norfolk,and Kent, as well as in the county to whichthey more especially belonged. Robert married Beatrice Bassett, heiressof Rushton, whose mother was Beatrice de Harcourt. In 1199 Ivo, their son, succeeded to the vast property ofhis parents. Some of his lands in Dene, or Deene, wereheld of the Abbot of Westminster. To the original shield of argent a fesse dancette he added three crescents, in tokenof his having joined in the Crusades under Richard I. Heheld the Manor of Deen from the Crown, part of which hadbeen an ancient priory before the Conquest. He gave the Abbey of Coombe in Wolvey : i. Lands forthe pasturage of horses and oxen. 2. Twelve kine and abull within all places in Wolvey where his own kine, oxen,and horses were wont to have pasture. 3. Liberty to digturf yearly with two men six days. 4. His mill with the poolbelow h
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