Land Held By Just The De Birminghams
- Maidencourt, Royal Berkshire - held by the de Birminghams from at least the mid-13th century until 1420
- Christleton, Cheshire - held by William de Birmingham in 1283.
- Hoggeston, Buckinghamshire - held by William de Birmingham in 1283.
- Shutford, Oxfordshire - held by William de Birmingham in 1283. Given away by Henry VIII in 1544 due to the "minority" of William Birmingham who was the son of Henry Birmingham who was the son of William & Margaret Birmingham
- Stockton, Worcester - held by William de Birmingham in 1283.
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