. The Victoria history of the county of Hertford. Natural history. A HISTORY OF HERTFORDSHIRE with Graveley are Ralph and Robert de la Have, who held ooe fee there early in the 13th ; Robert de la Haye is again mentioned in 1232 and 1248," but some time between the latter date and 1255 the manor seems to have been acquired by John de Blomvile and Joan his ; John de Blomvile, apparently their son, held it in 1 303," and died in ; Immediately before his death he became lord of the manor of Graveley," which passed to his son, and Chesfield has desce
. The Victoria history of the county of Hertford. Natural history. A HISTORY OF HERTFORDSHIRE with Graveley are Ralph and Robert de la Have, who held ooe fee there early in the 13th ; Robert de la Haye is again mentioned in 1232 and 1248," but some time between the latter date and 1255 the manor seems to have been acquired by John de Blomvile and Joan his ; John de Blomvile, apparently their son, held it in 1 303," and died in ; Immediately before his death he became lord of the manor of Graveley," which passed to his son, and Chesfield has descended with that manor until the present ; A windmill in Chesiield was leased to the lord of the manor of Great Wymondley in 131 ; In 1328 the site is described as land where there was lately a. Chesfield Manor Housi the North-east . Jact'i Hill i: ; There is now a windmill the north of the parish. This manor of GKAFELEr HALL was formed 17 Tata de Ncvitl (Rec Com.), 271; Cur. Reg. R. no, m. 6. â 8 Maitland, Broctan'i Nan Bit. ii, 671; Feet of F. Herts. 31 Hen. Ill, no. 362 ; HarL Chart. 51 D. %6; Had. MS. 5836, fol. 147. 89 Feet of F. Herti. 39 Hen. Ill, no. 469 ; Harl. Chart. 46 E, z B. *" Find. Aidt, ii, 430. tl Cal. Clue, 1337-9, P- *8- 41 Feet of F. Herta. Trin. 11 Eiw. IIL from the lands in Graveley which belonged to Sop we 11 Nunnery, St. Albana. It is unfortunately impossible to ascertain from what donor the nunnery received them, and hence the overlordship is un- known. In 1528 the Prioress of Sopwell leased them to Agnes Gascoigne for a term of twenty years,"and in 1538 the king renewed the lease for twenty-one years to Agnes quarttr. Gascoigne, widow, and John Graveley. The reversion and rem were granted later in the same year to James Necdham of Wymondley Priory,'7 who in 1541 obtained a licence to alienate them to John Graveley and his ; John Graveley was succeeded by his son Thomas, who bought np other lands in Graveley
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