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Survey of London
… Walker's seventeen acres of the Portobello estate to W. J. Roper of Great Coram Street, gentleman, for an unrecorded … of Paddington, 17 who later in the same year also bought Roper's land to the north (see fig. 78). 18 G. F. J. Tippett …
Parish Fraternity Register
… term and that Joan, their daughter and her son, William Roper, shall be allowed to remain in a shop with solar above … Botolph, to Joan, daughter of Benedict Gerard, and William Roper, her son, for the remainder of a term of 60 years …
A History of the County of York
… the occupations of vintner, silk-weaver, hosier, skinner, roper, and butcher each provided one lord mayor. The highest …
Survey of London
… sides of a square, 6 from the designs of David Riddel Roper. 7 In this scheme the school buildings were increased … City of London Livery Companies Commission, IV., p. 437). Roper also designed the Surrey Chapel Almshouses, 1814, and …
Survey of London
… same. Excepting the property of More's son-in-law William Roper, which after being later re-united to the estate was …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… 9 Dec. Ashburnham, J. 1737 1 Apr. Lee, C.H. 1737 1 Apr. Roper, Hon. C. 1739 8 Nov. Chamberlayne, C. 1739 8 Nov. …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… By 1669 Hurstler, W. By 1685 Griffith, H. 1685 31 Mar. Roper, T. 1690 23 May Schacht, L. 1702 1 July George, R. (and …
Yorkshire Lay Subsidy
… ij s x d o. De Johanne Bernard' iij s viij d De Willelmo Roper vij d o.q. De Roberto Messore j d o.q. De Henrico filio …
Yorkshire Lay Subsidy
… filio Gilberti. vj d De Rogero Pistore. xij d De Willelmo Roper. ij s j d q. De Ricardo filio Willelmi iiij d De Rogero …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Philip, viscount Strangford, dying about 1709, Henry Roper, lord Teynham, who had married Catherine his eldest … Teynham two sons, Charles and Richard-Henry, 4 Charles Roper, the eldest son, died in 1754 intestate, leaving two … suffered of them, limiting them after her death to Charles Roper their father, in tail male; but being infants, and …