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A History of the County of Stafford
… lord of West Bromwich, sold Bustleholm mill to John Lowe, an ironmonger; it then comprised a slittingmill and a corn-mill. Lowe's third son Jesson, also an ironmonger, was working … many people were employed in it. 42 In the late 1690s John Lowe may have been engaged by the parish to employ the poor …
A History of the County of Stafford
… he died in 1647. 89 He left the manor to his sister Alice Lowe for life and then to his nephew John Shelton; it was conveyed to John by Alice and her husband Humphrey Lowe in 1648. 90 John died in 1665 and was succeeded by his …
A History of the County of Stafford
… the one at Crumpall Green which by 1732 belonged to Jesson Lowe, an ironmonger and a younger son of John Lowe of Lyndon. 80 Crump Hall was burnt down c. 1755. 81 Soon afterwards Jesson Lowe built himself a new house which he referred to in his …
A History of the County of Stafford
… licensed as 'teachers', the former in the house of John Lowe. 16 In 1693 Lowe's house at Lyndon and the houses of Thomas Jesson … have so continued until his death in 1706. 18 In 1699 John Lowe of West Bromwich left 50 s. a year for the maintenance …