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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… 327 acres, of a clayey soil, and is farmed to one person. Noke (St. Giles) NOKE ( St. Giles), a parish, in the union of Bicester, …
St Mary Colechurch: vestry minutes
… poore 1 Mr Cowdall Auditors for the accounte of Mr William Noke Mr Bishoppe Auditors for the accounte of Mr William Noke Mr Francis Slater Auditors for the accounte of Mr William Noke Mr Fryth Auditors for the accounte of Mr William Noke Mr …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… Patcham, Sussex (d. 1638), and an inscription to Elizabeth Noke 111 (?) (d. 1658). Against the east end of the north …
A History of the County of Essex
… estates in Essex. John Barrett, a notable lawyer, bought Noke manor in Wennington, and several farms in Aveley, … she conveyed Culverhouse to Henry Andrews, lord of Noke in Wennington. 179 Andrews left Culverhouse for life to … From 1806 Aveley, West Thurrock, and Rainham leased Noke House, Wennington, as a joint workhouse. 291 An …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the Royal Oak Inn along the outer edges of Stowood and Noke Wood. The southern boundary ran north of the Woodperry … of Beckley, Fencott, Murcott, Charlton, Oddington, Noke, and Islip, and appears to have been extra-parochial … Fencott and Murcott together, Charlton, Oddington, and Noke; regulated rights of common which always went with the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… The money had not been repaid, but Francis Hall of Noke claimed an earlier title to the manor. John …
A History of the County of Oxford
… part of his lands, but a part of Wainhill with Fritwell, Noke, and Albury appears to have been given to Roger de … held 15 hides of the FitzOsberns in Albury, Fritwell, and Noke. 194 There were several branches of the Foliot family in … Wainhill, which was held for a -fee, formed with Fritwell, Noke, and Albury 3 fees, 195 and the mesne tenancy of …
A History of the County of Surrey
… It is not possible to trace it further. A house called Noke, near the church, may have been the same. A fair was …