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A History of the County of Hertford
… from Mr. Larken's representatives in 1894 by Mr. Robert Lanyon of Spitsberg, Kansas, U.S.A., whose son now holds it. … was bought from the executors of Mrs. Tower by Mr. Robert Lanyon, a Cornishman by birth, who emigrated to America and …
A History of the County of Northampton
… whole being conveyed in 1649 by Viscount Lumley, Nicholas Lanyon and Dorothy his wife, and William Gage and Dorothy his …
Magna Britannia
… post-office town. The principal village in this parish is Lanyon. The manor of Alwarton (now called Alvarton, Penzance, … proprietor, who built a house on it for his own residence. Lanyon, some time the seat of the Lanyon family, is now a farm-house, the property of their …
Magna Britannia
… Abraham Colmer, and Edmund Fowell, in 1630, to which John Lanyon gave 2000 l., in 1674, laid out in houses, now … and apartments for the boys belonging to Hele's and Lanyon's charities. The whole appears to be under excellent … clothed, and educated, by the benefaction of John Lanyon, before mentioned, and being dressed in blue, are …
Magna Britannia
… a farm-house, the property of Mr. Harris. The barton of Lanyon appears to have taken its name from a branch of the ancient family of Lanyon, of Lanyon in Maddern, having settled there; and in this respect, …
Magna Britannia
… eight in number)," was founded by the will of Mr. John Lanyon, bearing date 1724, and endowed with an estate in …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Blue school was founded by means of a bequest by Mr. J. Lanyon; the Grey school was instituted in 1713. In …
Middlesex county records
… (p. 100) Robert Niccolls, indicted for defrauding Henry Lanyon, "of severa goods and clothes by a false token," is …
Calendar of Treasury books
… by 147 feet and now are or late were in the tenure of John Lanyon and Robert Billings. and also the piece of ground, …