From Head of Household to Heads of State

The Preaccession Households of Mary and Elizabeth Tudor, 1516-1558

J. L. McIntosh

 

Map 2: Elizabeth's Lands and Manors, 1547–1558

* denotes lands Elizabeth gained or lost in 1551

  • 1. Missenden
  • 2. Moulsho
  • 3. Newport Panell
  • 4. Hanslope
  • 5. Castlethorpe
  • 6. Ashridge
  • 7. Linforde
  • 8. Little Lynforde
  • 9. Slopton
  • 10. Farneham Royal
  • 11. Langley Meres
  • 12. Risborough
  • 13. Aspeley Geyes
  • 14. Olde Warden
  • 15. Evirshott
  • 16. Shitlington
  • 17. Barton
  • 18. Cranefelde
  • 19. Berkehampsted
  • 20. Hemelhampsted
  • 21. Redborn
  • 22. Standgrounde
  • 23. Yasley
  • 24. Weston
  • 25. Brington
  • 26. Bythorn
  • 27. Hallywell
  • 28. Nedyngworthe
  • 29. St. Ives
  • 30. Houghton
  • 31. Witton
  • 32. St. Neots
  • 33. Brampton
  • 34. Apethorpe*
  • 35. Wadehow*
  • 36. Woodnewton*
  • 37. Tansor*
  • 38. Yarwell*
  • 39. Yelvertofte
  • 40. Moulton
  • 41. Wendlingborough
  • 42. Collyweston
  • 43. Torpell
  • 44. Maxey
  • 45. Cotton
  • 46. Hardingston
  • 47. Hardyngstowe
  • 48. Navesbye
  • 49. Blackesley
  • 50. Preston
  • 51. Uppingham
  • 52. Baroughdon
  • 53. Watlington
  • 54. Ewelme
  • 55. Bekeley
  • 56. Caister
  • 57. Durham Place
  • 58. Enfielde
  • 59. Worcetour
  • 60. Radley
  • 61. Donnington
  • 62. Hampsted Mershall
  • 63. Newberry town
  • 64. Marnehull
  • 65. Sturmyster
  • 66. Wetherston
  • 67. Buckelande
  • 68. Bulberne
  • 69. Hatfield
  • 70. [Cheshunt]
    Crown property in the
    keeping of Sir Anthony Denny
  • 71. Bysleigh*
  • 72. Benham Valence*
  • 73. Maynfeldes*
  • 74. Canonbernes*
  • 75. Canons*
  • 76. Norton Bawson*
  • Other lands in Devon not plotted on map
  • Source: J. L. McIntosh