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Middlesex county records
… "for murderinge Dorothy Salter by poyson," John Loder pleaded 'Not Guilty,' and that the Jurors found him …
A History of the County of Oxford
… row of rooms was added to the north apparently for Charles Loder (formerly Stephens). The northern addition was updated …
A History of the County of Oxford
… death in 1808. 80 Soon afterwards he adopted the surname Loder, presumably as part of a family settlement: the Loders … Lodge (Fig. 49). 84 Charles's grandson William Stephens Loder moved away about 1851, when his 'mansion', evidently … 1851; for family relationship, PRO, HO 107/872, s.v. Chas Loder; deeds in private possession. Sale Cat. 28 Aug. 1888: …
A History of the County of Oxford
… was presented in 1666 by William Oldisworth, and Seymour Loder in 1722 by Mr Loder of Lechlade (Glos.). 28 A relative through marriage of … had successive curates to assist him, of whom one, Seymour Loder, succeeded in 1722. 66 Frethern probably built the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 1888, by his will proved later that year, the Revd Charles Loder Loder left stock worth over 103, to produce an income of 2 16 … Official Investment Fund; it was amalgamated with the Loder charity by a Charity Commission Scheme of 1970. 35 …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… St, Hotwells in 1832. Also listed as a grocer 182325. [D] Loder, E., Wilson St, Finsbury Sq., London, u (1824). … Bankruptcy announced, Brighton Gazette, 12 February 1824. Loder, Thomas, Dorchester, Dorset, u(?) (1734). Free 1734. …
Alumni Oxonienses
… from Hart Hall 21 June, 1626. Larder, Robert s. R., of Loder, Dorset, gent. Exeter Coll., matric. 29 March, 1672, … 1754. See Gardiner, 427. Larder, William s. Robert, of Loder, Dorset, gent. Exeter Coll., matric. 29 March, 1672, …