Hugh de Audley's Manors in 1336

 

Buckinghamshire: Brickhill

Gloucestershire: Campden, Rendcombe, Thornbury,

Kent: Brasted, Cooling, Culverden, East Barming, East Farleigh, Edenbridge, Hadlow, Hildenborough, Nettlestead, North Frith, Tonbridge, Tudeley, Yalding

Norfolk: Crimplesham, Warham, Wells, Wiveton

Northamptonshire: Rothwell

Hampshire: Upper Clatford, Mapledurum, Petersfield

Suffolk: Disning

Surrey: Bletchingley, Camberwell, Chipstead, Eridge, Ockham, Tillingdon, Titsey

Wiltshire: Wexcombe, Kinwardsone

Worcester: Bushley, Hanley, Malvern

Wales: Newport, Stowe, Rumney, Dowlais, Dyffryn Ebbw,Machen

Ireland: Callan, Coillaugh, Kilkenny, Jerpoint, Thomastown

Sir Hugh de Audley also owned property in: Bedford, Huntingdon, London, Oxford and Wiltshire

 

 

 

 

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