Chislehampton (estate)

• Place Notes

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiselhampton
  
  In 1536 the principal manor of Chiselhampton passed to Thomas Doyley of Hambleden in Buckinghamshire. The Doyley family built a substantial house in Chiselhampton, possibly towards the end of the 16th century. Maps of 1628 and 1743 record it as a four-gabled mansion with a large dovecote and an orchard, and an estate plan of 1741–42 shows the house's west front as having eight bays.[1]

• References (10)
  • Occupation: Sir Thomas D'Oyly (3rd Baronet Chislehampton)
  • Occupation: Sir John D'Oyly (2nd Baronet Chislehampton)
  • Occupation: Rector of Cuxham Rev. John D'Oyly (4th Baronet Chislehampton, AM)
  • Occupation: MP Sir John D'Oyly (1st Baronet Chislehampton)
  • Occupation: Maria Newcome
  • Occupation: Rev. Mungo Henry Noble (Waller)
  • Occupation: Susanna D'Oyly
  • Occupation: Rev. William Newcome (DD, Primate of All Ireland)
  • Occupation: John D'Oyly
  • 1574 Individual: Sir Cope D'Oyly (Knight) (b. 1574 )