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Meaning of "manors"
Manor typically refers to a large country house with lands and an estate, often owned by a wealthy or noble family. It is commonly associated with historical rural residences in England and other European countries
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The manors appear to be separated shortly afterwards.
Destroy the villas and the manors.
He manages her manors until she is of age.
Traditionally the land belonged to the manors.
See manors above for further history.
Alspath was held in two main manors.
When the two manors became one manor.
He expanded the county further by purchasing manors.
There were several small manors in the parish.
Large manors have large secrets.
Historically this parish has included three manors.
From these manors remain two manor houses.
Almost nothing survives of earlier manors.
Famous manors and museums deserve special attention.
It was likely the house of one of these two manors.
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Manors and abbeys of this region.
Agricultural land became typically organised around manors.
Two other manors evolved.
Each inherited one of his manors.
There were two manors of land in the parish at that time.
There were four successive castles or manors.
He constructed several large manors to manage this new land.
The parish was divided into three manors.
The manors were designed as large town houses surrounded by gardens.
Cassington was divided into different manors.
Not all manors contained all three classes of land.
I do not know where your manors are.
English manors and castles fell or their inhabitants surrendered.
These presents of land were called manors.
The two manors existed.
She is the heiress of two manors.
Espoo has several manors of which open to public are two.
Others enjoyed their cursory life on their manors.
Some people have no manors for people around them.
I have visited a couple of manors.
During an agrarian reform manors have been divided into land lots.
These men went around doing odd jobs in towns and manors.
The estates consisted of eleven manors and other property.
Both of these manors and their tenants are clearly documented thenceforward.
The vast majority of such countryside manors were made of wood.
On many manors the statare system replaced manorial tenant farming.
Collett designed several other manors and town houses.
Most rights to land in the forest belonged to these medieval manors.
Two free manors.
Nowadays there are few remnants of the past fame of these manors.
Tyszkiewicz made several large acquisitions of manors to become a large landowner.
The manor was not held in demesne like other manors.
Many sacral buildings and summer manors were built on the island.
Independent of the principal manors.
Some left their manors and acquired their own free land.
