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Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… is in the Ochteryre House book (c.1737) [Mason and Brown (1999)]. OED earliest date of use: 1000 Simone Clarke … Inventories (early), Tradecards. References: Mason and Brown (1999). Leg saw [leg-saw] The OED merely states that … of lentils have been developed over the centuries. BROWN lentils are usually not hulled so appear in the form of …
A History of the County of Stafford
… a block of land along the west side of Endon to Brown Edge civil parish, whilst adding to Endon the Brown Edge part of Stockton Brook in the south-west. As a … century it was occupied chiefly by miners who worked in Brown Edge. The hamlet had a beerhouse in 1841, possibly on …
A History of the County of Stafford
… brother Sir Nicholas, who in 1556 conveyed it to Valentine Brown. 93 Sir Ralph recovered it from Brown in 1560. 94 He was sheriff of Staffordshire in 1560 1. … the Leekfrith side of the Churnet, was worked by William Brown Lea in 1860 and by Dixon & Johnson in 1864. 89 It …
A History of the County of Stafford
… was bought by the family of the present owner, Mr. F. A. Brown. 1 Nothing remains of the house at Barnswood which was … D. 3359/misc. deeds, deed of 1 Jan. 1605/6. Inf. from Mr. Brown. S.H.C. 1925, 203. V.C.H. Staffs. iv. 41. S.R.O., D. …
A History of the County of Leicester
… also Johnson, Ric.; dairymen, 100, see also Abell, Alice, Brown, Thos., Chettleton, Thos., Markby, Thos., Palmer, John … 57, 72, 151, 160, 254; solicitor, 71, 160, 289, see also Brown, , Lowdham, Caleb, Major, John; steward, 8, 57, 6162, … 76, 78, 8386, 158; cobblers, 47, 84, see also Bailey, , Brown, Edw.; cordwainers, 37 n, 158, cordwainers' and …
Survey of London
… the paper, like the other hangings, being backed with brown linen. 107 The account of Robert Dunbar in 1744 lists a … brocade set in rich plasterwork painted in warm tones of brown, ivory and rose, and enriched with much gilding. The …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… of a cottage, and on the south-west fragments of thick brown pottery, apparently roof-tiles, were turned up." There …