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London Inhabitants within the Walls
… Hesther, w; Abraham, s; Sar, d, 43.27 Hesther, wid, 43.27 Peck: And; Anne, w, 35.40 Ann, ser, 27.10 Cath, 14.2 Dan; -, …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… in Hull Packet, 1793, that he had sold out to Thomas Peck. Thornhill, George, Newcastle, chairmaker and cm … 1754. Took apps named Francis Gervas in 1754 for 35, John Peck in 1761 for 35, and John Parkes in 1762 for 10. [V&A …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… Thomas Do.do. Collins, Samuel Do.do. Johnson, Henry Do.do. Peck, Mary Do.do. Morehane, Joseph Do. for 14 years Jacocks, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… it, and Sir Arthur sold it with the advowson to Thomas Peck, Esq. alderman, and mayor of Norwich in 1586. Thomas Peck, Esq. was lord in 1640, son and heir of William Peck, who died in 1634. In 1688, the Earl of Yarmouth was …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… and the advowson, William being his son and heir. John Peck, Esq. presented to the church in 1729, and Wharton Peck, Esq. in 1739. The tenths were 4 l.; deducted 6 s. 8 d. … Norris, by Thomas Ayde, Gent. 1729, Martin Baylis, by John Peck, Esq. 1730, Edmund Howes. Ditto. 1739, Charles Ames, by …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… in 1567, and 1570. From the Southwells it came to William Peck, Esq. 2 who was lord, and presented in 1612; the assignees of Thomas Peck, his son, presented in 1643, and in 1675, Thomas Peck; in 1688, Thomas Peck and Edmund Themilthorp. After this …
The Environs of London
… Parsons, who had often eat a shoulder of mutton, or a peck of hasty pudding, at a time, which caused his death, …