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A History of the County of Gloucester
… and was carried on in small closes. In the 1580s Thomas Brayne created a deer park west of Littledean village 27 but … on the site of a house which had belonged to Ketford Brayne (d. 1705), 64 is a house bearing the date 1812 and the … be in Nightingale Street. 69 The architectural history of Brayne Court (formerly the Red House), standing at the …
Middlesex county records
… Marke Preston, Thomas White alias Whitebread, William Brayne, John Addams, John Worsley, Anne Fletcher, James …
Middlesex county records
… hundred pounds, and of Benjamin Thody coachmaker, Richard Brayne yeoman and Thomas Boucher founder, all three of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… East Division. Col. Ant. Rous 8 " 30 Salop [F] Major Wm. Brayne, under Mackworth 71 " " Nottingham Commander-in-Chief. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… l. a week from Lady day last is to be paid to Mr. Richard Brayne, upon his own receipt, as a bounty until 2000 l. is … for] a s[ign] m[anual] for 2000 l. in the name of Mr. Brayne. One entire list of the pensions [of the late Queen's …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… that the parliamentary officers Robert Kyrle and John Brayne seised from Benedict Hall before 1646 and were working …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… was his kinsman John son of John Head. 52 In 1382 William Brayne of Newnham acquired from John, son of John Fletcher, … belonged to the abbey and which the Crown leased to Henry Brayne in 1547 and granted in 1548 to Sir Thomas Heneage and … Bristol; with the Ruddle fishery it was leased to Henry Brayne in 1547 and granted to Heneage and Willoughby in 1548. …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… the Cockshoot, which he had bought from Richard and John Brayne, with 110 a. or more. 21 He died in 1637, and his son …