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A History of the County of Buckingham
… until 1801 at least, for in that year Thomas Bradbury of Wicken and Richard Bradbury were two of the six lords of …
A History of the County of Northampton
… the river Great Ouse. On the south-west the boundary with Wicken ran partly through fields near the Ouse but mainly … about a mile to the west, at a junction with the road to Wicken, where the Buckingham road crosses Kings Brook. From … Missenden abbey (Bucks.) (1247), 23 the parish church of Wicken (1252), 24 the friars of Dunstable (Beds.) (1264), 25 …
A History of the County of Northampton
… Field, held in trust by the incumbents of Paulerspury, Wicken and Stoke Bruerne, together with a representative of … the union the incumbent, who was also priest-in-charge of Wicken, resided at Paulerspury. 57 Income and Property. The … Dir. Northants. (1874), 577. Below, church. Below, Wicken, econ. hist. A.S. Cole, Report on Northants., Bucks. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… Plate 1 Houses of Brick Houses of Brick. Wicken Bonhunt. (4). Brick House; c. 1600. Halstead Rural. …
A History of the County of Northampton
… from Watling Street to Puxley, Deanshanger and Wicken. A short stretch of the Grand Junction Canal, opened … estate, which was eventually acquired by the owners of the Wicken Park estate a few miles to the south and passed by the … were occupied by farm tenants. In 1776 Elizabeth Prowse of Wicken Park claimed 'manors' in both Potterspury and …