Lordship of Annables
ANNABLES HERITABLE LORDSHIP STYLE-TITLE The Annables Heritable Lordship offers an elegant connection to a historic Hertfordshire manor with a distinctive and memorable name. Associated with the documented Manor of Annables, otherwise Kinsbourne Hall or Annables, this private heritage Style-Title draws upon a story of medieval local identity, family descent, parish history and later lord-of-the-manor references.
It is a graceful heritage Style-Title with a refined Hertfordshire character, combining an attractive name with a clear historic manorial association.
The Annables Heritable Lordship Style-Title is associated with the historic Manor of Annables, also known as Kinsbourne Hall or Annables, within the historic Harpenden and Wheathampstead context of Hertfordshire.
The preliminary research dossier identifies Annables as a historically recognisable manorial subject. The Victoria County History account for Wheathampstead with Harpenden identifies the manor as Kinsbourne Hall or Annables and records it in the hands of Adam de Kynesburne in 1307.
The later history is particularly interesting because it connects the manor with the Smyth family and with later local references to the Lord of the Manor of Annables. The parish-history material records the Reverend William Smyth as Lord of the Manor of Annables in the nineteenth century, while later local-history evidence preserves a twentieth-century lordship tradition connected with Annables, Kinsbourne Green and local common-land duties.
Key Heritage Highlights:
Historic Hertfordshire manor also known as Kinsbourne Hall or Annables.
Medieval reference to Adam de Kynesburne in 1307.
Long Smyth-family association in the manorial story.
Nineteenth-century reference to Rev. William Smyth as Lord of the Manor of Annables.
Later local-history references preserving Annables lordship tradition.
Elegant and distinctive name with strong customer-facing appeal.
What’s Included:
Each MANORIAL HOUSE Style-Title package includes a private Heritable Lordship Style-Title associated with a documented historic manor designation, a MANORIAL HOUSE deed and certificate, entry in the private MANORIAL HOUSE allocation and succession record, a public verification page or reference where applicable, a shortened public-facing heritage summary, and the benefit of MANORIAL HOUSE’s internal historical research and preservation work. The package does not include ownership of the original lordship, land, manor house, manorial rights, minerals, sporting rights, common rights, rents, markets, fairs, franchises, public office, governmental recognition or authority over any person or place.
On purchase, and following execution of the Deed, you will receive:
A private MANORIAL HOUSE Heritable Lordship Style-Title associated with the historic designation.
A personalised deed and certificate issued by MANORIAL HOUSE in a presentation folder and frame.
Entry in the MANORIAL HOUSE private allocation and succession record.
Public verification wording and reference via our Public Notices on our website.
An 18+ page deeply researched heritage document for the chosen manor/style-title.
Access to the MANORIAL HOUSE transfer and succession process and template documents, subject to the terms of issue.
A personalised letter issued by MANORIAL HOUSE confirming your Heritable Lordship Style-Title.
This product concerns a private MANORIAL HOUSE Heritable Lordship Style-Title associated with the historic Manor of Annables / Kinsbourne Hall. It is not a governmental, statutory or HM Land Registry record and does not certify ownership of the original lordship, land, buildings or manorial rights. The Holder has no authority over the historic manor, its land, residents or institutions.
Key terms: Annables; Kinsbourne Hall; Kinsbourne Green; Hertfordshire; Harpenden; Wheathampstead; Smyth family; Rev. William Smyth; local manor history.
Important Information
This is a modern Heritable Lordship Style-Title associated with the documented historic Manor. It is not the original proprietary lordship and conveys no land, manorial rights, nobility or public authority.
Your order is subject to the Purchase Terms and completion of the required deed-execution process. Payment reserves the Style-Title for you, but you do not become its recorded Holder until the governing documents have been validly executed, delivered and entered in the MANORIAL HOUSE Private Register.
Style-Title Product Disclosure & Completion Policy
Style-Title Product Disclosure and Completion Policy
Before ordering, please understand the following:
The product is a modern private Heritable Lordship Style-Title associated with a researched historic designation.
It is not the original historic lordship.
It conveys no land, manor house, manorial rights, mines, minerals, sporting rights, peerage, nobility, Crown dignity, public office or governmental recognition.
The Historical Research and Provenance Report provides historical evidence and context. It does not prove or transfer present ownership of an original proprietary lordship.
Failure to identify a present owner of an original lordship does not prove that no owner exists.
The certificate and MANORIAL HOUSE Private Register are private records and not official or governmental registration.
No bank, passport authority, professional body, travel provider, public authority or other third party is required to accept or record the Style-Title.
Payment reserves the selected product but does not make the purchaser or gift recipient its Holder.
The applicable deed must be validly executed and delivered before the Contractual Style Package is transferred and the first Holder recorded.
The precise rights, permissions, restrictions and succession arrangements are those contained in the completed transaction documents.
Customers should read the Prospective Purchaser Information Guide and all title-specific documents before signing the completed Customer Information, Order Summary and Terms of Sale or executing the deed.
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Digital Documents and Content Policy
MANORIAL HOUSE products may include digital documents such as the Historical Research and Provenance Report, completed transaction documents, supporting historical material, guidance documents and private verification records.
The precise digital content included in your purchase and its delivery method will be identified in your Order Summary.
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If you want digital content to be supplied before the applicable 14-day cancellation period has expired, you must make a separate active selection confirming:
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your acknowledgement that the right to cancel the identified digital-content element will be lost when supply begins.
No such selection will be pre-ticked or inferred from the general checkout agreement.
If you do not give this separate consent, the applicable digital content will normally be supplied after the cancellation period or as otherwise permitted by law.
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Digital documents are supplied for the personal and permitted heritage-related use described in the governing documents. Copyright, database rights, branding, templates, research methodology, internal source organisation and third-party material are not transferred except where an applicable deed expressly states otherwise.
Customers must not reproduce or redistribute the complete research pack, templates or protected material to create, support or market a competing title product.
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Nature of the product
Each product offered by MANORIAL HOUSE is a modern private Heritable Lordship Style-Title associated with the documented designation of a historic manor.
It is not the original proprietary lordship and does not convey land, a manor house, manorial rights, mines or minerals, sporting rights, nobility, a peerage, Crown recognition, public office or governmental status.
The precise contractual rights and benefits included in a particular transaction are defined by the completed Customer Information, Order Summary and Terms of Sale and the applicable executed deed.
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the Prospective Purchaser Information Guide;
the completed Customer Information, Order Summary and Terms of Sale;
the title-specific Historical Research and Provenance Report;
the proposed Deed of Covenant, Grant and Assignment;
applicable cancellation information; and
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The Style-Title becomes effective only after:
cleared payment has been received;
the transaction particulars have been approved;
the required purchase documents have been accepted;
the applicable deed has been validly executed and delivered; and
the first Holder has been entered in the MANORIAL HOUSE Private Register.
Electronic or paper deeds must be executed in accordance with the accompanying instructions. Where an individual’s deed signature must be witnessed, the witness must be physically present when the signature is made.
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Customers must provide accurate information, review all transaction particulars and use the product lawfully and non-misleadingly.
The Style-Title must not be used to claim ownership of an original historic lordship, land or manorial rights; imply nobility, peerage or public status; mislead a public authority; impersonate another person; or obtain credit, privilege or another benefit through deception.
No third party is required to accept, record or use the Style-Title.
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Personalised physical documents
Completed deeds, certificates, confirmation letters and other transaction documents may be personalised with the Holder’s name, reference number and Reserved Style-Title and prepared specifically for that transaction.
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