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A History of the County of Middlesex
… the grant of lands made by Geoffrey de Mandeville, earl of Essex (d. 1144), to Walden abbey (Essex) in 1136. 10 The grant was confirmed in 1248 11 and the …
Survey of London
… 51 feet, then to the north-east adjoining to Lady Essex's lodgings 25 feet, then to the north-west 9 feet, and … Green, and on the west extended from plot (1) to the Essex premises. It thus comprised the remainder of Sir Edward … that the land had been acquired before 1760, for the Essex property (see p. 191) was described in that year as …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… their escape, and hastened eastward to the coast of Essex without further molestation. The kingdom of Powys, …
Survey of London
… Richard Marryott J.P. ( c. 16261703) of Finchingfield, Essex, and Worlingworth, Suffolk, whose career as accountant … S.Wolfston, 'Richard Marryott & Finchingfield', in Essex Journal, Spring 1980, pp.229. LMA, WCS/P/19/619; …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… 1781; Mary, daughter of John Morley, 1788. On Earl of Essex's floor-slab: Chapel of St. John the Baptist. " Samuel …