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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… his wife and 11 children were left homeless in deep snow when he was ejected after the Civil War. The intruders …
A History of the County of Somerset
… joiner. In 1787 Nathaniel sold the manor to William Snow of Porlock, one of the main creditors. 224 Snow held it until 1806 or later 225 but by 1817 it was owned …
A History of the County of Surrey
… for which used to be held at Undersnow (called 'Hundred Snow' in a deed of 1656), in the south-east corner of …
Magna Britannia
… from the parish register. " A memoriall of the great snow." "This year, 16145, Jan: 16, began the greatest snow which ever fell uppon the earth, within man's memorye. … deep uppon the playne. And for heapes or drifts of snow, they were very deep, so that passengers, both horse and …
A History of the County of Worcester
… for their lives. 33 The manor afterwards passed to the Snow family, 34 and in 1794 was held by Thomas Lambert Snow. 35 He was succeeded by the Rev. Thomas Lambert Snow, probably his son, whose eldest daughter Mary Ann …
A History of the County of Surrey
… gave it for a term of thirty-one years to Elizabeth Snow, a widow, 118 and perhaps the mother of one Edward Snow who died at the manor of Allfarthing in 1587. 119 A … of twenty-one years after the expiration of Elizabeth Snow's was granted in 1594 to John Bowyer, 120 who was in …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Wiggins (d. 1926); John Morris (d. 1938), physician; A. E. Snow (d. 1945), vicar for 22 years. The south chapel contains …