Some account of domestic architecture in England from Edward I to Richard II, with notices of foreign examples and numerous illustrations of existing remains from original drawings (1882)
umentary facts may assist toelucidate its history. Brian de la Mare, who appears to have been the pos-sessor of property in Norborough, held the office of foresterof Kesteven, an adjoining district of Lincolnshire, in thethird year of Henry in.; Geoffrey de la Mare his descendantaccounted for one… … NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, NORBOROUGH. 253 Bridges, is very singular, and it is probable that he heldthe forestership of Kesteven, though this does not certainlyappear by any document yet discovered. It is to thisGeoffrey de la Mare that the erection of the manor-houseat Norborough may in all probability be…
Architecture, Domestic
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