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A History of the County of Berkshire
… brother James, who died in 1831. The latter's son William Seymour Blackstone then became patron. 38 On his death the …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… Mr. James Blackstone, who was followed by his son William Seymour Blackstone, from whom it was purchased by John Kirby …
A History of the County of Warwick
… VIII's Estate. 92 In 1898 the income from the charities of Jane Tomkys and William Vyner were incorporated in the … they became the United Charities of Griffin and others. 75 JANE TOMKYS'S CHARITY. By will dated 1729 Jane Tomkys devised land in Prior's Hardwick to the Vicar of …
A History of the County of Warwick
… (d. 1596). On the death of Puckering's granddaughter, Jane, in 1652 the property passed to her cousin, Henry Newton … issue his estate passed from his widow to her niece, Jane, widow of Sir John Bowyer, and after her death to …
A History of the County of Warwick
… the Packmores district of the town was devised in 1937 by Jane Davies to be used by the chapel as a mission. It was …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… 140 and afterwards the manor was given to her, 141 to Jane Seymour, 142 Anne of Cleves, 143 and Catherine Howard in …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… in coal and money doles. Educational Charities: In 1825 Jane Seymour Hearne by will bequeathed a sum of money, now …
Old and New London
… Drake, Hawkins, Oliver Cromwell, Queen Elizabeth, Lady Jane Grey, Addison, Leibnitz, Dryden, Franklin, Charles I. …
Survey of London
… Hughes, died in 1815 and the trustees for his widow (then Jane Hodgkinson) surrendered the property to William …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Clegat, W. By 1682 Dove, H. By 1682 Goodman, J. By 1682 Jane, W. By 1682 Mills, A. By 1682 Warren, R. By 1682 … J. 1700 1 Aug. Nurse, P. 1701 30 Apr. Moss, R 1703 6 Nov. Jane, W. 1706 25 Mar. Hammon, - 1706 26 Apr. Booth, R. 1706 … 31 Aug. Jenner, C. 1751 31 Oct. Waugh, J. 1752 10 Mar. Seymour, Lord F. 1753 16 Apr. Keppel, Hon. F. 1753 16 Apr. …