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A History of the County of Somerset
… and Sydenham, and two hamlets of Bridgwater (Dunwear and Horsey). 12 West Bower in Durleigh, Bradney, Crook, Ford, and … with Pignes, Dunwear with (East) Bower, Durston, Hamp, Horsey, Huntworth, West Newton, Pawlett with Stretcholt, … West Bower, Dunwear and East Bower, Hamp, Haygrove, and Horsey), Chedzoy, Durston, Pawlett, North Petherton (tithings …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… Thomas Hopkins of Tintenhull in the same county; John Horsey of Compton-Dundon in the same county; Thomas Jervis of … Gaylerd, Richard Godwyn, John Hodges, Thomas Hopkins, John Horsey, Thomas Jervis, Nathanael Jones, Hugh Jones, James … Gaylerd, Richard Godwyn, John Hodges, Thomas Hopkins, John Horsey, Thomas Jervis, Nathanael Jones, Hugh Jones, James …
Analytical index to the series of records known as the Remembrancia
… informing him that Mr. Reekes, servant to Sir Edward Horsey, 2 had stated that the Lord Chancellor desired the …
A History of the County of Essex
… stood almost opposite the junction of the London road with Horsey Lane, where its brick and stone pedestal was said in …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… PART 2 29 MANSTON 30 MAPPOWDER 31 MARNHULL 32 MELCOMBE HORSEY 33 MILBORNE ST. ANDREW 34 MILTON ABBAS 35 OKEFORD …
A History of the County of Somerset
… 129 She left her lands at Oath to her nephew Joel Broadway Horsey, with remainder to his sons Joel Broadway and John Horsey. 130 These sons were holding Oath farm jointly in …
A History of the County of Hertford
… 73 and in 1563 they were sold by Henry Walter to George Horsey, 74 whose son Sir Ralph Horsey sold them to Henry Fanshawe in 1596, 75 from which …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… the manor passed, presumably by sale, to William Horsey who held it in 1558. 170 In 1563 it was settled on William Horsey, possibly the same, and his wife Dorothy. 171 That … 173 was succeeded in or before 1578 by Bartholomew Horsey. 174 On Bartholomew's death in 1596 175 his relict …