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A History of the County of Leicestershire
… William Hopkin were granted to James Greenwood and Dunstan Clarke of Market Harborough. 65 The latter sold them to …
A History of the County of Somerset
… in business in 1988. 47 There was a water mill on Robert Clarke's estate in the parish, presumably at Sandford, in …
A History of the County of Somerset
… lord of the principal manor of Wembdon, leased to William Clarke of Sandford the capital messuage called Cokers and a … passed with Sandford manor 90 until 1682 when William Clarke sold it to John Trenchard. Two years later Trenchard … was succeeded by his elder daughter Jane, wife of James Clarke, on whom the manor, Cheslade farm, and other land had …
Old and New London
… In Brompton Grove, too, lived Major Shadwell Clarke, the hospitable friend at whose table Theodore Hook …
A History of the County of Stafford
… a mixture of Early English and Decorated styles by Somers Clarke the younger. It consists of chancel with north organ … St. Andrew was a plain brick building designed by Somers Clarke the younger. 14 The new church in Dudley Street was …
A History of the County of Stafford
… estate until the 19th century; they were retained by the Clarke Jervoise trustees when the manor was sold to Lord … and adjacent land had been let by the trustees of Thomas Clarke Jervoise to the coal-mining firm of Thomas Botteley & …
A History of the County of Stafford
… to buy West Bromwich manor. 36 Soon after Sir Samuel Clarke bought the manor in 1720 the issue was tested at law. … on whose waste it stood, but for the plaintiff, who was Clarke's tenant in the same property, it was argued that … won. 37 A few months later Dartmouth was summoned to Clarke's manor court as owing suit and service for his …