Frobury, Hampshire
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Frobury, Hampshire
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Frobury is the western part of the modern parish of Kingsclere, Hampshire. Frobury was in the possession of Ranulf de Broch [Broc], usher and chief marshal of the household to Henry II, and his widow, Damietta de Gorron, the lady of Chetton, Eudon and Berwick.
Their daughter Edelina de Broch was returned by the Testa de Nevill as 'holding £6 worth of land in the vill of Frobury of the king in chief by the serjeanty of guarding the king's door'. Between 1217 and 1223, a grant of money was made by
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