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An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… of this lordship, with a messuage not valued, a pigeon-house, valued at half a mark per ann. a watermill, at 26 s. … valour in his time, and as he lived and died at his manor-house in this town, I shall take the liberty of inserting … in Yorkshire. He died full of years, aged 92, at his manor-house in this town, ( Grafton says at London,) on August 15, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Mary. This lady came to an unhappy death at Mr. Foster's house at Cumnore, near Oxford, by a fall from the stairs, and … 13 l. 13 s. 4 d. and is a rectory. On a mural monument of stone, in the chancel, with the arms of Corbet; Or, a raven …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Harris, widow, and Cecilia Violet, spinster. 1727, John Stone, by the Lady Diana Drury. 1758, John Wright, as in … Fychet. Ditto. Nathaniel Osborn died rector, 1727. John Stone died rector in 1758. John Wright, rector also of …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… 10 s. Robert Smith, rector, by his will in 1525, gave the house that he lived in, to the repair, and maintenance of the … Holy Trinity, and St. Mary's light. In 1380, there was a house of lepers here, at a place called QueneGate, as appears …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… by John Drewe. Nathaniel Osborne died rector, 1727. John Stone died rector, 1758; he was presented by the Lady Diana …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… as in Sculthorp; and, on the dissolution of that house, was granted, May 17, in the 3d of Edward VI. to Sir … Henry was son and heir of Richard Vylet, who died at his house in Thames-street, London, July 5, 1578, and was buried …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… be buried in the priory of Bromehill, in Weting, to which house he gives a whole suit of vestments, a cup, a thurable, … - see page 204] On the pavement of the chancel, a grave stone, In memory of Jane. Ruding, daughter of William Ruding, … William, Clifton, and Richard. Also an old marble grave stone, deprived of its cross flory, and letters of brass …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… wife to have all her dower, and all his utensils in his house, and her part of all his other goods; appoints Osbert … with 5 acres: Peter-pence 15 d. In the chancel, a grave-stone with a brass plate, Caducum hoc ternat Marmor Edwardus … in Com. Suff. Militis, obiit Aug. 1641. On a black marble stone, Here lyeth the body of Sr. L'Estrange Calthorp, Kt. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Cambridgeshire
… in 171213 was demolished in 1776; the remains of the house and park are described under Monuments (41) and (61). … churchyard is walled to the N. and W.; the walls have old stone copings, some roll-moulded at the ridge. The fabric of … The E. respond has been remodelled to accommodate a modern stone pulpit, an attached shaft carrying the inner order of …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… right honourable the earl of Clare, who hath also Thurland House in Nottingham, where lived Thomas Thurland, the great … a Bordure sable Bozanty: that is also upon the shield of a Stone Statue on a Tomb, Monboucher. In the North Window of … ( See fig 3 and 4, page 232.) Here was a brass upon a stone, which remembered the Thurland's, but it has been some …