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A History of the County of Somerset
… another farm, called Wick farm, in Kingsbury, from George Dyer. 76 In 1632 the combined estate was settled on Thomas … A mercer was mentioned in the borough in 1242-3, 43 a dyer represented it in parliament in 1298 and 1306- 7, 44 a … had been a small fulling mill at Wick 24 and in 1742 John Dyer, a clothier, occupied a mill. 25 LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND …
Survey of London
… large dyehouse, rented successively by Abraham Desormeaux, dyer, in 1745, Charles Dalbiac of Spital Square, weaver, in …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… whose son was mentioned in 1248, 17 was probably a dyer or a tenter, and Richard le Scermon, recorded in 1273, … in 1608 were 4 clothiers, 24 tuckers, 33 weavers, and a dyer, 21 and in 1824 it was estimated that out of a … Thomas Beale in 1839; 61 in 1856 it was occupied by the dyer David Farrar, 62 and David Farrar, junior, and William …
Cardiff Records
… Mary's, four burgages in tenure of Stephen Cogan, Philip Dyer and Robert Redyn. William Tooke, two burgages in tenure … Margery Hopkyn, a quarter burgage in tenure of Philip Dyer. John Smyth, a quarter burgage in tenure of Robert …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… be deprived and appeals, no avoidance during the appeal." 'Dyer' 240; 3 'Cro' 679. Dr. Godolphin ' Repertorium …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… as the service shall require. Copy examined. WM. DYER. My Lord agrees to this proposition. But he hopes they …
London Politics 1713-1717
… victualler, Worcester Place Edward Nurden, a non-juror, a dyer, in ditto Thomas Rich, a non-juror, a dyer, in Black Swan Alley, Thames Street William Daltry, ditto George Whittle, dyer, in Sheppard's Alley Thomas Shuttleworth, a Papist, …