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Two Early London Subsidy Rolls
… 1306 LBC 178 (fishmonger). - Pikeman perhaps 'a seller of pike'. The surname is common. Cf. nos. 24 and 64, also … Pyk 1295 LBC 21 (owner of a ship), 1319 S [Tower 16], A. Pike, fishmonger 1313 LBA 185, A. Pyke 1329 (1330-1) Will … in St. Dunstan, Tower). - Very likely a nickname from ME pike the fish (1314 OED). Alternatively from pike 'a pickaxe; …
Two Early London Subsidy Rolls
… Plea 239 (saddler). Cf. no. 143. - ME pykerel 'a young pike'. Richard de Shordich 1303 Mayors 147, 1328 (1329) Will …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… markets, principally carp, though tench, perch, eels, and pike are also kept: many of the ponds were originally formed …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… the park in 1246 and shortly afterwards was stocked with pike. 49 Bream were put in the pond in 1253. 50 A large pond, …
London Inhabitants within the Walls
… 90 PHIPPS Thos. Wife and a child. 93 (1) PICKFATT Mr. 85 PIKE Benj. Assessor. Wife, 4 children, 4 servants. 94 PYKE Mary 92 PIKE Mr. Lodger. 86 PIKE Mrs. Lodger + maid. 93 (1) PILKINGTON Henry 92 PIM Mic. …
Records relating to the Barony of Kendale
… lame on the far hind foot above the hoof by a prod with a pike fork, has some white spots on the near buttock nigh the …
The Cromwell Association Online Directory of Parliamentarian Army Officers
… were ordered to pay him £2 5s 4d which Ensign Pike had paid to Robert Massey of Warrington for a debt to him from Pike and Lieutenant Johnson on 2 June 1647 (from original …