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Survey of London
… St. John, Sir Ralph Verney, Sir Richard Howe and John Cary, and was for 99 years "if our Right Trusty Cousin, …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Street in 1718. 1 The Lion or Red Lion, on the Castle Cary-Stalbridge road, was recorded in 1766 and may have … uncle and heir Richard Wyke sold the reversion to Robert Cary in 1521 and Anne seems to have retained only a third. 88 She was still alive in 1540. 89 Robert Cary died in 1540 and was followed by his son, also Robert …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… presented by Jeffrey FitzAlan de Shippeden. 1349, Simon Cary. Ditto. 1355, Thomas Goodknape, by John, son of John …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… John le Deen. 1349, Thomas Godknap. Ditto. 1355, Simon Cary. Ditto. 1370, Henry Barfoot, Ditto. 1381, John Swetman. …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… of Leeds, had Edward, his son and heir, who took to wife, Cary, daughter of Sir John Newton, Bart. of Barrow Court, in … by Anne his wife, daughter of Edward Coke, and Cary his wife. Carey, the eldest daughter, married Sir …
Survey of London: volume
… the date of his residence in Park Street. Henry Francis Cary was born at Gibraltar in 1772. His father shortly afterwards settled at Cannock, Staffs, and Cary received his education at the local grammar school. When …
Survey of London
… half of the 18th century, for in 1754 we find Robert Cary admitted to the property, which was afterwards divided. … admission takes place until 1803, when Amy Askew and Mary Cary are admitted to two-thirds, and Adam Askew and his wife …
Journal of the House of Lords
… of His Majesty's Letters Patents to Sir Phillipp Cary, Knight, of the Manor of Mynster, in the Isle of …
Journal of the House of Lords
… 11. To William Lord Gray of Warke. 12. To Robert Lord Cary of Leppington. 13. To Christopher Earl of Angles. 14. To …