Barony of Benington

A title sold fraudulently by Manorial Counsel ltd. The title they sold is not a genuine title as that is already held with a full set of deeds. They scammed the purchaser by ripping them off for a large sum of money for the use of the barony name only. The purchaser does now own a valid title nor owns the name of the title. They should seek legal advice and not the advice of Hattons solicitors who work with Manorial Counsel Ltd and are complicit in this scam and the fraudulent submission of notices on the Official Gazette. These notices grossly mislead the purchaser into thinking that they own a genuine title??????

A genuine Feudal Barony would cost anything between £100,000 and several million if a property is attached.

Barony of Bennington

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BENINGTON was the head of a Saxon lordship of some importance, which extended apparently into Sacombe, Layston, Ashwell, Hinxworth and Radwell.  It was held in the time of Edward the Confessor by Ælmar or Æthelmar, and before him possibly by Æfric of Benington.  William the Conqueror granted the lands of Ælmar to Peter de Valognes, who was sheriff of the county in 1086.  Peter de Valognes, as successor to Ælmar, made Benington the head of the Valognes barony, which was sometimes styled later the honour of Benington. Here we find he had 6½ hides in demesne and a park for beasts of the chase, and here either Peter or his son Roger built the castle. 

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