Search
A History of the County of Somerset
… Dymock, who in turn sold it in 1847 to Gabriel and Joseph Poole. In 1848 the Pooles conveyed the manor house and c. 10 a. of land to Joseph Boon of Wembdon, while the rest of the estate was … passing to the owners of Hawkers farm in Chilton Trinity. Joseph Boon died in 1894 and the house passed to William …
A History of the County of Essex
… Fisher's death in 1789 the advow son passed to his sons Joseph (d. 1816) and William (d. 1844). William's executors …
Old and New London
… a memorial of the late Prince Consort, the work of Mr. Joseph Durham, sculptor, originally intended only to …
A History of the County of Stafford
… 47 Land for a church at Hill Top was given in 1840 by Joseph Hateley of Walsall, and the church of ST. JAMES there …
A History of the County of Stafford
… About 1690, however, the blade-mill was bought by Joseph Carles (or Careles); he pulled it down and built in … and Richard Jesson as a rolling- and slitting-mill. 99 Joseph Jesson & Co. worked it c. 1800 but by 1804 had moved … wrought iron with coke, patented in 1773, was employed by Joseph and Richard Jesson and John Wright, who became …
A History of the County of Stafford
… and in 1827 it benefited under the terms of the will of Joseph Barrs of West Bromwich. 90 Boys were admitted from the … and in 1827 it benefited under the terms of the will of Joseph Barrs of West Bromwich. 99 It became Christ Church … in 1860 with mixed and infants' departments, 10 and under Joseph Vincent, head teacher 1865-1909, it won a high …
A History of the County of Stafford
… bought Sandwell in 1701. Dartmouth in fact believed that Joseph Shelton was doing so in order to give him a greater …
A History of the County of Stafford
… under a Chancery decree. 92 John died in 1714, and his son Joseph inherited his embarrassments. 93 In 1715 the Sheltons …
A History of the County of Stafford
… a century, but the house, like the mill, was occupied by Joseph Gutteridge between at least 1732 and 1760. James … died there in 1857. 42 The adjoining farm was occupied by Joseph Chambers in the mid 1830s and by Charles Cotterill in … and became the owner. He leased the house in 1911 to Joseph Whitehouse, who in 1925 bought it with 361 a. and ran …
A History of the County of Stafford
… Top, belonging to the Brethren, originated in the work of Joseph Hewitt. 8 He was a shoemaker who came to Hill Top from … (Wesley) was opened in High Street; the architect was Joseph Cutts of Birmingham. The old chapel was opened as a …