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A History of the County of York North Riding
… and other possessions in the parish. 11 It is perhaps the Newhouse mentioned in 1623, and the dwelling-place of Thomas …
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… Edmund Castle, in Cumberland, 1794; Samuel Eyre, Esq., of Newhouse, Wilts, 1795; John Hossack, M. D., physician to the …
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… 25, for horned cattle and sheep. The manor and barton of Newhouse, in the parish of St. Stephen, formerly a seat of …
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… occupied by the Right Honourable Sir George Hewett, Bart. Newhouse, in this parish, was some time the property and …
A History of the County of Somerset
… farms in 1881 were Honeygar (216 a.) and neighbouring Newhouse dairy farm (214 a.), part of the Westhay estate …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… the eldest sister and coheir of Oliver Combridge, of Newhouse, alias Harts, a feat situated in the southern part …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… to Sir Roger Cholmley with Kekmarish, 'Yowe Cott' and 'Newhouse' in Pickering parish. 244 Henry and Richard Cholmley …
A History of the County of Worcester
… 1705, are endowed with an annuity of 21 5 s. charged upon Newhouse Farm, situate in Neen Sollers, county Salop, 92 3 s. …
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… mansion built by the first baronet was originally called Newhouse; it has been frequently altered, and has still the … W. Palmer, D. D., the present proprietor of the barton of Newhouse, that the manor was granted by the crown to the Earl … as attached to the several estates; that the barton of Newhouse was sold to the family of Waldron, or Walrond, of …
A History of the County of Essex
… end of Sheering Road, beside Pincey brook; Aylmers and Newhouse in Sheering Lower Road; Quickbury manor and Cowicks … Road; and Wheelers in High Lane, south of Sheering bridge. Newhouse retains some of its medieval structure. The others … The oldest surviving building, apart from the church, is Newhouse Farm, Lower Road, which retains its late medieval …