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Skip to main content. Kniveton or Knifton Family History. Origin of the Name. The Origin of the Name. The name came from the village of Kniveton in Derbyshire, England. The village has Anglo-Saxon origins (from about 600 AD). Whilst the Romans were in Britain the Anglo-Saxon pirates restricted their. Attacks on the country to the coastal areas. After the Romans left they became more adventurous and moved inland. Derby was one of the many places they conquered. Knight in those days meant a servant.

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Skip to main content. Kniveton or Knifton Family History. Origin of the Name. The Origin of the Name. The name came from the village of Kniveton in Derbyshire, England. The village has Anglo-Saxon origins (from about 600 AD). Whilst the Romans were in Britain the Anglo-Saxon pirates restricted their. Attacks on the country to the coastal areas. After the Romans left they became more adventurous and moved inland. Derby was one of the many places they conquered. Knight in those days meant a servant.

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The Knivetons of Mercaston | Kniveton or Knifton Family History

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Skip to main content. Kniveton or Knifton Family History. Origin of the Name. The Knivetons of Mercaston. They originated from William a junior son in 1300. His son Nicholas became prosperous in the mid 1300s, partly as a result of Royal Patronage from John of Gaunt. They further increased their wealth by buying property during depressions, good marriages and other royal patronages up until the mid 1500s enabled them to increase their estates. Thomas the last of this main line died in 1706 leaving only c...

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A Fortune Lost | Kniveton or Knifton Family History

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Skip to main content. Kniveton or Knifton Family History. Origin of the Name. The value of the Kniveton land holdings in 1600 was probably worth about 6.75m today! In total it covered about 2000 acres! Their demise occured during a lengthy agricultural depression in the mid 1600's. Their tenants could not pay rents so landowners like themselves became swamped in debt. Sir Andrew at the time of the Civil War of 1642/46 was more concerned with fighting the royalist cause than managing his estates.

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The Book | Kniveton or Knifton Family History

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Skip to main content. Kniveton or Knifton Family History. Origin of the Name. I have collated my research into the Kniveton name into a book entitled "The Knivetons: of knaves, knights and a fortune lost" (ISBN 0-9543184-0-4). This 50,000 word book is arguably the most comprehensive account of the. Kniveton family history available to date. The book is available on Amazon and can be found here: http:/ www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0954318404.

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Skip to main content. Kniveton or Knifton Family History. Origin of the Name. The Origin of the Name. The name came from the village of Kniveton in Derbyshire, England. The village has Anglo-Saxon origins (from about 600 AD). Whilst the Romans were in Britain the Anglo-Saxon pirates restricted their. Attacks on the country to the coastal areas. After the Romans left they became more adventurous and moved inland. Derby was one of the many places they conquered. Knight in those days meant a servant.

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Links to Today | Kniveton or Knifton Family History

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Skip to main content. Kniveton or Knifton Family History. Origin of the Name. From 1700 to Today. After the Civil War of 1642-1646 Oliver Cromwell ordered the destruction of all parish records which were in Latin and therefore suspiciously 'popish'. A will of a Thomas Knyveton dated 1686 survives and helps make a link between the Knivetons of Mercaston and many of today's generation of the family. The full text of this will is included in my book The Knivetons: of knaves, knights and a fortune lost .

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The Origin of the Name | Kniveton or Knifton Family History

Skip to main content. Kniveton or Knifton Family History. Origin of the Name. The Origin of the Name. The name came from the village of Kniveton in Derbyshire, England. The village has Anglo-Saxon origins (from about 600 AD). Whilst the Romans were in Britain the Anglo-Saxon pirates restricted their. Attacks on the country to the coastal areas. After the Romans left they became more adventurous and moved inland. Derby was one of the many places they conquered. Knight in those days meant a servant.

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