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A History of the County of York North Riding
… There were ironworks and a mill called the Iron Smith's at Rievaulx in the 16th and 17th centuries. 4 The land … Behind the church is the interesting building called Canon's Garth, possibly once belonging to Kirkham Priory. 6 A … and 'a tymber table carved with the imagys of the Trinite, ower Lady (and) Saynt Margaret.' The nave seems to have had a …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… which came to the family through the marriage of Newton's great-niece with Lord Lymington. When Robert Oxenbridge … the extreme south-western corner of the parish is Faulkner's Down Farm, preserving the name of a family who flourished … field called Wynerde (1333), 9 land called Upper and Lower Ower and a field called Winsome Field 10 (1636). The chief …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… mentioned in the Domesday Survey. A fair on St. Matthew's Day (21 September) was granted to Fulk Fitz Warin in 1227, … November and 1 May) were granted to the Dean of St. Paul's. 10 There is a market cross still standing in the centre of … the sowle of Thomas Garard whyche departtyd in the yer of ower lorde A mccccc and xxx of howys sowlle Ihs have marcy.' …
A History of the County of Worcester
… in demesne. 38 Eighteen hides had been held in King Edward's time by nine freemen 'who used to mow in the meadows of … the Folliotts, William Folliott in 1166 holding a knight's fee in Worcestershire and Gloucestershire under the abbot. … Esquire of the mano . ... xix day of Aprell yn the yere of ower lord God a thousand five hundred xi . . . .' 182 Nash …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… of the Saints,' bought the land called Pelham, or Pilgrim's Place, with his prize money and built the house. It is … lies to the north, while Headmoor, 2 including Potter's Land, Brewers and Hill Land, lies north-west beyond Newton … farm part of the manor of Noar alias Temple Noar alias Ower alias Temple Sothington 60 held by copy of court roll of …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… earlier part of the 13th century by several of the abbot's tenants probably indicate extensions of the park. 29 Thus … by Herlwin Abbot of Glastonbury (1102) with the manor of Ower in Eling to Sir Robert Cotel. 109 The overlordship passed in the same way as that of Ower (q.v.) to the Bishops of Bath. 110 The manor apparently …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Mary Ringeley, resided in this parish in queen Elizabeth's time, in the 31st year of which reign, he served in parliament for Queenborough, and died s. p. THIS PLACE was part of the antient possessions of the … Bargrave, Pattinson, Burville, Capell, Boys, Picks, and Ower. Church of Tilmanstone. PATRONS, VICARS. Or by whom …
Extracts from the Records of the Burgh of Edinburgh
… was had to active hostilities. In October 1571 the King's party began to lay out a fortified camp at Leith, and … its continuance the city had been thrown open to the King's party, and those who had previously left their houses in … a deputation was ordered to proceed to "the king's grace ower the water," to arrange for the transport of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… they received a present of wines for beverage by the King's orders (p. 26). The English fleet had also returned to … intended attack (pp. 2, 35), and by the 11th Sir E. Spragg's squadron had returned to the Nore after its raid on the … East Morden; Fordington; Hermitage; Horton; Over Compton; Ower; Poole; Puddleton; Quarleston, Stickland; Shaftesbury; …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… as April 3rd, 1667, Sir Wm. Coventry, the Duke of York's secretary, in answer to an application for a ship to act as … advantage and gain to the nations. 5 Reports of the enemy's preparations came in apace. It was said that in France 80 … Lord High Constable. "The Dutch are still at the buoy and Ower, and some say fortifying of the island of Sheppey; …