circourt造句

• In 1166 Circourt was assessed at one knight's fee.
• A similar development of names occurred at Circourt Manor near Denchworth, Oxfordshire.
• In 1327 de la Hyde held a messuage and four virgates in Circourt.
• Along with Denchworth, Circourt was bought by Sir William Cockayne in 1617 and Gregory Geering in 1663.
• On his death in 1838 the baronetcy became extinct, but Circourt passed to his nephew Charles Oliver.
• The Geerings sold Circourt to the Matthews family of Goosey, who sold it to Edward Saxton of Abingdon.
• The family's land was in the manor of Circourt and was assessed at one hide, wherefrom the family derived its surname.
• The commune is close to the Mouzon rivers which set off in opposite directions before they connect between Pompierre and Circourt after about thirty kilometres ( nineteen miles ).
• It is likely that Circuit Lane, one of the primary roads into Southcote, derives its name from " Circourt Lane ", a corruption of " Southcote Lane ".