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A History of the County of Leicester
… were licensed as Quakers. In 1672 the house of Richard Coleman was licensed as a Baptist meeting place. Coleman had been a member of the Common Hall before the …
A History of the County of Essex
… those living near Scrubes where Morgan had lived. 443 Lily Coleman, who died in 1972, left half the residue of her …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… June Blagrave, T. [1660] 16 June Child, W. [1660] 16 June Coleman, C., sen. [1660] 16 June Comer, H. [1660] 16 June … 1660 9 Aug. Darcy, S. 1660 13 Aug. Anlaby, W. 1660 13 Aug. Coleman, C., jun. 1660 31 Aug. Lawes, H. 1660 13 Sept. Wing, … 1660 16 Oct. Fitz, T. 1660 9 Nov. Clement, J. 1660 9 Nov. Coleman, E. 1660 9 Nov. Cook, H. 1660 15 Nov. Lanier, T. By …
Survey of London
… 40 s. Farm of one tenement. 16 s. 2 16 0 St. Stephen, Coleman Street. Assize rents. 2 0 0 St. Stephen, Walbrook. … I. p. 412). He was buried in the church of St. Katherine Coleman, on the demolition of which his monument was …
The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
… xv d. xv d. In parochia sancti Mathei in Fridaystrete. De Coleman' le Ken xxj d. xxj d. In parochia sancti Albani in …
A History of the County of Surrey
… vestry. It is partly modelled upon St. Katherine Coleman, Fenchurch Street. In 1869 the galleries were …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… They were altered, or new ones made, in London by Tobias Coleman in 1652. The silver gilt maces, each 1.04 m. long, …
The Cartulary of Holy Trinity, Aldgate
… a little lane which leads to Colemanschurch [St. Katherine Coleman] next towards Fanchirche [St. Gabriel Fenchurch] to a …
Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century
… Street 17.10s., Castle Baynard 12.0s.2d., Cheap 50s., Coleman Street 12.6s.4d., Cordwainer Street 3.15s., Cornhill … Bridge Within 3.9s.2d., Candlewick Street 3.10s., Coleman Street 56s.6d., Cordwainer Street 44s., Farringdon … 5.0s.0d. 24.a. Margin (Follow the journal) To the raker of Coleman Street ward for his year's fee 6s.8d., to the keeper …