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A History of the County of Stafford
… In 1638 she assigned the mortgage to her son-in-law Thomas Brome of Fisherwick in St. Michael's, Lichfield, in trust for her unmarried daughters. Brome sold it in 1648 to Theodore Colley of London. Meanwhile …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… was after conveyed to John Holditch, Esq. Sunderland's or Brome Manor. In 1304, Petronilla, widow of Sir Roger de Brome, was lady of this hall, in the parish of St. Mary, of South Walsham; and in the 22d of Richard II. Robert de Brome gave to Henry his son and heir, his manor of Sunderland …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Aldeby. Ditto. 1342, William de Ringland. Ditto. Thomas de Brome, vicar. 1352, William de Weston. Ditto. 1361, John de …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… John Reighnalds. 1347, William de Letton. 1349, Peter Brome. 1361, John Smalewood. 1383, Ralph de Sything. Thomas …
Survey of London
… laid out in 1694 or shortly afterwards, probably by John Brome (Broome), citizen and haberdasher of London. In June 1694 Brome leased a plot on the north side of the street to Samuel … of a chapel, 50 c and in May 1700 John Poultney granted Brome a seventy-one-year lease of a large parcel of ground in …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… [missing] signed by one John Skamp & brought by Ebenezer Brome, the bearer hereof, purporting the discovery of a …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… Appending:List of said bills. Ibid, p. 388. John Brome, executor to John Sandford. 150 0 0 Allowance as a …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… from D. Ryder, Attorney General. On the petition of John Brome concerning the will of John Fisher, late of Croydon, … Surrey. 7 pages. Appending:( a) Said petition of said Brome with Treasury order of reference of date 1737, June 1. …
A History of the County of Stafford
… years. 4 There was still timber on the Sandwell estate in Brome Whorwood's time (1634-84), for his steward was felling … operation again it had fallen into disuse by 1639: one of Brome Whorwood's tenants then had to promise to grind his …