- The Ferrers, Earls of Derby
- Æthelwulf of Wessex
- Old King Cole
- St Begga of Landen
- Edmund II Ironside
- Non (Nonna)
- Edward the Elder
- Nest ferch Rhys
- William Longespée 3rd Earl of Salisbury
- Randle (Randall) Mainwaring
- The Mainwarings of Over Peover
- St Margaret of Scotland
- Pepin (Carloman)
- Sir Philip Mainwaring
- Great Church of St Helen, Bishopgate
- Sir Thomas Dutton
- Nicholas Longspee
- Rurik
- Robert de Belleme
- Robert Brerewood
- The Lords of Watford
- The Battle of Blore Heath
- Mabel de Belleme
- Charles Martel
- Ela, 3rd Countess of Salisbury
- Battle of Hastings
- Windleshaw Chantry
- Athelstan
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For many centuries, from the time of the Normans, until 1919, one of the main families in my family tree, the Mainwaring's owned and liv...
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The war medals of George Edward Hindley and John Henry Hindley were sold at auction by Lawrence's auction house on 3 November 2011 for... -
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