Lordship of Bullocks in the county of Berkshire

A novelty title

All these Titles are Escheat (returned to the Crown). They are being sold as novelty titles.

Don’t be ripped off by any company/platform selling these as genuine titles. A genuine Lordship/Ladyship of the Manor title with a complete set of deeds is valued from£7,500 +.  A Possessory Title with the Covenant of Quiet Enjoyment is valued around £600 – £900 with a the Deed of Conveyance signed and stamped by a solicitor. Without  a Deed of Conveyance signed and stamped by a solicitor these are worth around £300 - £400, but they must be guaranteed to be exclusive, which most platforms/companies do not guarantee. 

All the novelty titles come with:

A Manorial Certificate

Certificate of Entitlement

Deed of Conveyance which will show a 'Peppercorn Payment' instead of the £45

Lordship of Bullocks

£45.00 FREE shipping

Lord/Lady of the Manor of Bullocks in the county of Berkshire

This is a novelty title as the real title is escheat (returned to the Crown)

County: Berkshire
Parish: Cookham
History from: 1493
History to: 1606

Documented History: Yes

Domesday Book: No
Interesting Facts:

Become the 9th Lord and Lady of Bullocks

1st Lords – Thomas and Richard Bullock

2nd Lord – Sir William Norreys who also served as a Justice of the Peace.  Sir William provides legal advice to King Henry VII and was rewarded with the custodian and stewardship of several royal manors and the hundred of Chadlington in Oxfordshire.  He served as Steward of the Chancellor of Oxford University.

5th Lord – John Norreys of Fyfield also served as a Gentleman Usher in the Royal Household.

6th Lord – William Norreys served as a Gentleman Usher to the Privy Chamber.  He also served as a Member of Parliament and was the controller of works for Windsor Castle and Keeper of Foliejon Park, Berkshire.  He then served as Gentleman Usher to Black Rod at Parliament.

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