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A History of the County of Somerset
… In the north and north-west its boundaries interlock with Charlton Musgrove and Shepton Montague in a manner which … in 1841. 86 In 1883 unspecified land was transferred from Charlton Musgrove, Horsington, and Shalford, Stavordale, and … the surrounding area (13 houses, 67 people) were added to Charlton Musgrove, and in 1885 unspecified land became part …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Robert Astey in 1607. Near Grancourt House, which was the seat of Sir William Howard, who purchased the manor in the … restored to its former importance, and again became the seat of government; and Alfred, who had fixed his chief … most important under his own administration. He fixed his seat of government at Winchester, and greatly enriched the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… In Godson's map of 1750 the house is termed 'Mr. Penton's seat,' and it was this Mr. Penton who, as member for the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… mayor and his successors to be replaced 'in the antient seat from which he hath been put out.' the archdeacon, who had been put into the same seat, being placed in 'some other stall fitt for him.' 244 In …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… thence till his fourth successor Hedda transferred his seat to Winchester, to the church which, as tradition … surmounted by small figures, and below is a continuous seat with a front of pierced tracery. On the woodwork are … Romanesque arch, probably the substructure of the bishop's seat set in the middle of the apse of Walkelin's church. The …