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A History of the County of York East Riding
… Chas., Luvetote (fl. 1066), Luvetotholm (?in Leven or Riston), machine makers, see agricultural engineers … Dringhoe Pet. of, Rob. of (d. by 1196), Thos. of, Meaux (or Melse, Melsa) (in Wawne), chantry, chapel, nonconformist, … domestic architecture, drainage, duck decoy, Fewsome (or Felsam), fisheries, industry, inns., manor, mission room, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I
… Sir Robt. Wm. (of Lambeth) Wm. (Cambridgeshire) Johnston, or Johnson, Hector Jolly, Ellis Jonas, Dr., see Carisius, … Owen Kenne rectory Kennedy, Sir John Eliz., Lady Kennett, or Kenett, Thos. Kennington Kensington Kent grants of lands …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I
… Bovey, Jas. footmen and messengers of servants to special or secret service to bedchamber, grooms and pages of, see … Wal. Kendlemarsh, Capt. Kendrick (merchant) Kenilworth or Killingworth Castle inn near manor of Kenne, Chris. Eliz. … Carleton Lady Killingworth, see Kenilworth. Killiworthmore or Billimillmore Kilmorey, Visct., see Needham, Sir Rob. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I
… Eleazar Sir Robt. Capt., Thos. Wm. Jacob, John Lady or Jacobs, Abm. Jacobi, Angelus Jacobson, Phil. Capt. Reyer …
A History of the County of Sussex
… Eliz., see Cowper Jn. (fl. 1641), Jn. (fl. 1671, s. or grds. of last), London, archit., as address, bp., and see … (fl. 1390s), Ric. (fl. 1360), Ric. (fl. 1378, ? another), (or Horton), Wm. of, Wm. (fl. 1316, another), Mayfield, … Norton: Bridger, Harnden, Jn. (d. 1736), Jn. (d. 1752 or 1753), Jn. (fl. 1840s), Thos., Nottingham, earls of, see …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Cross (High Cross), Old Forge (Hurstford) Mill, Sandwell or Forge La., Old Meeting, Phillip St. (later Old Meeting … Stamford (fam.), see Stanford Stamford (Lincs.), Stamped or Pressed Smallwares Trade Board, Standard Motor Co., …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… John of, duke of Bedford, Lane-Fox: Geo. (d. 1896), (or Fox-Lane), Jas., fam., Langlands, John, Langley: Eliz., … John de (d. c. 1327), John de (fl. mid 14th cent., ? two or three of this name), Marg., w. of Wm., Niel de, Wm., fam., … Emme, m. John Rabace, Isabel, m. Thos. Hagthorpe, (or de Hameldon), Jordan of, Rob. of (fl. 1284), Rob. of (fl. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… King Edward St., Spitalfields, King John's Palace or Gate (Worcester Ho.) (M.E.O.T.), pl. King (later Gosset) … see Temple-Nugent-Brydges-Chandos-Grenville Kirby (or Kirkby): Ann, see Lenton Eliz., see Watson John, Marg., … kilns, shipbldg., tram svces., wharf, Limehouse basin (or Regent's canaldock), Limehouse cut, Limehouse dock, …