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A History of the County of Somerset
… rated at 1 hide, is the single hide held by Will. de Staunton of Will. de Montacute in 1397 as above. The fourth … Nom. Villar., 1317, the Abbot of Muchelney and Cristina de Staunton are entered as owners in North Bradon. Exet. Dom. …
A History of the County of Essex
… on land that had formed the endowment of John of Staunton's chantry in the parish church. It was bought by … was claiming it as late as 1308. 173 In 1303 John of Staunton, rector of Harlow, 174 was holding knight's fee … Vicarage, were built in the grounds. 330 In 1324 John of Staunton (d. 1326), rector of Harlow, founded a chantry at …
The Manuscripts of the Corporations of Southampton and Kings Lynn
… Rudland deceased for his entrance, c s. received of John Staunton for his entrance, vi s. viii d. received of John … wife) " " " 2 10 0 John Wesenham junior " " " 0 6 8 John Staunton " " " 5 0 0 Richard Franke " " " 2 15 0 John …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Hale, Lea Meadow and Barford Meadow. 18 In 1633 Humphrey Staunton was reported as a presumed depopulator in respect of … were inclosed in 1663, the principal owners being John Staunton, esquire, Thomas Sanders, gent., and William Boyse, … were reported in the hamlet about 1730. 23 The family of Staunton or Stanton held land in Longbridge at the latest by …
A History of the County of Warwick
… 94, quoting from a plan then in the possession of Wm. Staunton of Longbridge, probably one of two copies of a plan by Job Collins, paid for in 1759. The Staunton collection was destroyed in the fire at the …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… Thok, Robert de Munjoye, Engelardus de Cursun, Robert de Staunton, Milo de Melton, William junior of Rolveston, … William de Hondesacre, Sir Robert de Warda, Sir Robert de Staunton, Sir John Grim, Sir Alured de Sulevey, Sir Ralph de …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… de Dulverne dedi, &c., totam terram qu fuit Mauricii de Staunton, &c. Radulphus de Dulverne dedi, &c., totam terram … Richard de Canvill, which was worth 10; and that he held Staunton in Oxfordshire in capite by service of three … of Shepeye and Muth (Mythe); and in Oxfordshire he held Staunton of the King for the service of one Knight's fee, an …
Old and New London
… year of his departure." "In former times," says Mr. Howard Staunton, "there was a curious custom in this school, termed … THE FLEET PRISON. "The register of Charterhouse," says Mr. Staunton, in his "Great Schools of England," 1869, contains …
Survey of London
… of the above. 16th November, 1786. Aged 27.] 117. SARAH STAUNTON Sarah Staunton Wife of Sandys Staunton of this Parish who departed this Life 29th Oct r. …
A History of the County of Warwick
… of 1879 with other papers relating to the priory in the Staunton Collection. See also F. B. Burbidge, Old Cov. and … Drawings, ix, MS. extracts from a paper read by Revd. W. Staunton to Warws. Arch. and Nat. Hist. Soc. 21 May 1851; … 116, 202. See below. See pl. facing p. 128. W. G. Fretton, Staunton Folio, 8; T.B.A.S. (1876), 35; C.R.O., Troughton …