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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Wolds, lying to the south and south-east of Bunny. The soils may be classed under three heads; sand or … Newark, and some interesting relics of that of Nottingham: Bunny Park, the seat of Viscount Rancliffe, is one of the …
Alumni Oxonienses
… student of Gray's Inn 1657, as son and heir of Isham, of Bunny, Notts, esq.; licenced 11 Aug., 1662, to marry Jane, … 7 Nov., 1655; student of Gray's Inn 1655 (as s. Isham, of Bunny, Notts, esq.), sheriff Notts 1672, created a baronet 18 May, 1681, baptised at Bunny 6 July, 1639; died 15 July, 1684; brother of …
The History and Antiquities of the County Palatine of Durham
… a brass-plate, on the North wall of the chancel: Francis Bunny, borne May the 8th A 1543, began to preach God's word … Argent, a chevron inter three goats' heads erased Sable, Bunny. 2. Gules, a cross flory Or, on a chief Azure three … near the former: Franc', the third sonne of Richard Bunny of Newland, nere Wakefield, Esquier, and of Bridget …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Samuel Heskins (d. 1733), 110 and later belonged to Robert Bunny (will proved 1771). It passed to Bunny's brother Thomas 111 (will proved 1785) and to Thomas's … Webb, 1717; Heskins to Bevis, 1724. W.R.O. 130/2, deeds, Bunny to Bunny, 17778; 212A/27/3, terrier, 1774; P.R.O., PROB …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… of Cortling stock and Keyworth, and the vicarage of Bunny; he being impropriator of the latter: the first thing … to begin with God's house, he new roofed the chancel at Bunny, which is a very large one, being fifty-eight feet in … more of the Queen's bounty, for augmenting the vicarage of Bunny, as is recorded on monuments erected by himself, to the …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… Elizabeth Bytheway. In 1801 it belonged to the family of Bunny of Newbury. 54 The name of this quasi-manor is now to …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… 200l. for putting forth apprentices, out of the towns of Bunny, Breadmore, and Cortling stock. Sir Thomas died July …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… a toft and land called Gentlemans, Fisherman's Mead, Bunny Bridge, Lake Bridge, Quarrey Lane, Peke Lane, Scutt's …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… place-names are Beketon, 6 surviving in Bekton Farm; Bunny and Gorleton, surviving in Gordleton; Tadeford, the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… for the poor of Ibthrope in this parish. See also Richard Bunny's Charity below. Charities for educational purposes: … 5 annually, charged on a farm in Ibthrope. In 1775 Richard Bunny, by deed, gave 300 consols, the annual income to be …