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Survey of London
… carpenter; John Stebbing of Red Cow Lane, builder; and Hervey John Tredeman of No. 12 Flower and Dean Street, …
Old and New London
… had resided at Kensington for nearly fifty years, Lord Hervey writes to his mother thus, under date November …
Survey of London
… Paymaster, but his wife, a sister of William Lord Hervey of Kidbrooke held the office of laundress to Charles …
A History of the County of Essex
… Their son John, born in 1714, was heir to his uncle Sir Hervey Elwes and took the name and arms of Elwes in 1751, succeeding to Sir Hervey's estates on his death in 1763. 92 Both Sir Hervey and John Elwes were notorious misers. John disposed in …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Gurdon, W. B. 1865 12 June Puller, C. C. 1865 20 Oct. Hervey, G. W. 1866 24 April Christie, W. H. 1867 12 Aug. …
Calendar of Documents Preserved in France
… Charter of Albert bishop of St. Maclou addressed to abbot Hervey and the monks of Marmoutier, securing to their monks …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… had been converted into freehold; an example at Stable Hervey in 1725 is printed by Brydson, op. cit. 88. For further particulars of Stable Hervey, an ancient hamlet, see ibid. 1389. John Fleming of …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… demesne, and the rest by Edmund Brun (2), Mabel (2), and Hervey (1); Kuerden MSS. v, fol. 117 (2). In 1292 John …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… the superior manor descending in the same way. 3 By Hervey, the grandfather of Theobald Walter, Thistleton and …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Markpool and Pinkpool and 12 acres in Hohum, and of Hervey son of Hubert the Bastard for lands in Bolothorncroft …