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A History of the County of Northampton
… Montagu, 16 and followed the descent of Barnwell St. Andrew ( q.v.), but was not sold by the Duke of Buccleuch in … the latter part of the 18th century was dedicated to St. Andrew, 27 has been known as the church of St. Margaret of …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… either assisted him or served the cure in his absence. 361 Andrew Reade, rector 164270, was described as an idle and …
A History of the County of Bedford
… Mohun, 147 for in that year Jordan de Kendale granted to Andrew de la Brache lands in Brache for his life. 148 After … de Havering and Lucy his wife conceded lands in Luton to Andrew de la Brache, 247 and in 1262 John de Havering, …
Magna Britannia
… now a farm-house, the property and residence of Mr. John Andrew. Trequite, some time a seat of the Parkers, is now a …
Magna Britannia
… I., soon after the institution of the order in 1161. Sir Andrew Kniveton, the third baronet, was a zealous Royalist, … park, which belonged to the Knivetons, was sold by Sir Andrew Kniveton, in 1649, to William Bache, Esq., and by Mr. … lease for upwards of 100l. per annum. Most probably of Sir Andrew Kniveton. …
Magna Britannia
… are monuments of the families of Coffin 61, Prust 62, Andrew 63, and Saltren. 64 Mr. Incledon's notes mention also … and two fairs, each for six days, at the festival of St. Andrew and St. Margaret, were granted, in 1335, to Hugh de … I., and lost his hand at the siege of Plymouth. William Andrew, 1646; John Andrew, 1653. John Saltren, Esq., 1784; …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… gave a rent of 15. from a tenement in East Street, and Andrew son of John of Malmesbury gave a rent of 3 s. 377 The … Marsh and William Marsh and part from John Herbert and Andrew Palmer. In 1580 Stumpe conveyed the whole to the …