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A History of the County of Somerset
… trees and 315 oak and ash with a few elm in 1721 and 409 maiden and pollard trees thirty years later. 58 By 1755 …
A Survey of London
… deceasing, left the same Ferrie to their onely daughter, a maiden named Marie, which with the goodes left by her …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… a moiety of 22 acres of good land, the bequest of Thomas Roe, of Scaldwell, in 1665; and there are also schools …
Survey of London
… Vassall, the third Baron Holland, who adopted his wifes maiden name of Vassall in 1800. 19 Holland Grove, Foxley, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the Town of Stamford
… been added. Fig. 96 (142) 32 Broad Street. (144) Former Roe Buck Inn, No. 33 (Plate 114), class 8a, originated as a … 1704', possibly for one Walker (Plate 129); in 1717 the Roe Buck was owned by widow Walker and had stables, a large …
Alumni Oxonienses
… (aged 47 or 48) to marry Elizabeth Walter, of the Strand, maiden, she attending on the right hon. the Lady Marchioness … in Mat. Reg.). Burbidge, Peter (Burbydge) s. Richard, of Maiden Newton, Dorset, pleb. Magdalen Hall, matric. 20 May, …
A History of the County of Somerset
… the route between London and Barnstaple via Warminster and Maiden Bradley. 7 It was also said to be part of the high … to the Burrowfield tollhouse, to join the turnpike from Maiden Bradley. In 1810 the road north of Burrowfield became …
The History and Antiquities of the County of Suffolk
… of Bungay, and committed them to William Day and William Roe, constables of that town, to be sent within ten days, … to such a crime is well known, but the fate of this maiden has eluded my researches; neither does tradition …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the parish, which it enters near the Red Ball Inn, on Maiden Down: skirting Uffculm Down, it follows the track of … (Taunton) in its progress to Isca Danmoniorum (Exeter). Maiden Down was inclosed in 1803, and Lyner Moor in 1810. …