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A History of the County of Oxford
… was given the Garth, formerly the residence of the Keith-Falconer family, the Council offices have been established … Tubb and family, General Gordon (d. 1885), and C. A. Keith-Falconer (d. 1920). Some fragments of medieval sculpture have … Mr. F. Smith, printer, Bicester. Letter from Mr. A. Keith Falconer, The Oxford Times, 8 June 1953. The Brit. Mus. has …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… in Wade in marriage with his daughter Agnes to Richard Falconer in 1205. 54 William Falconer, probably a descendant, was enfeoffed of a messuage … by Hilary wife of Adam de Wanstead in 1250 ; 55 and John Falconer, to whom Isabel de Merlay in 1256 granted a messuage …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… of the King in capite by grand serjeantry as the King's Falconer. 2 In 1194 he was amerced for marrying Mabel, the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Beswick and Cecily his wife, and Alice widow of Henry the Falconer; Final Conc, ii, 165. By an arbitration made in 1520 …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… v, 267. Sir John Byron (about 1270) granted to Robert the Falconer lands in Royton, within bounds beginning at Royton …
London Radicalism 1830-1843
… John Epps, 89 Great Russell street, Bloomsbury Thomas Falconer, Gray's-inn square Edward Farn, 14 Gray's-inn square …