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A History of the County of Oxford
… archdiocese, letter of Fr. A. Nary, S.J. to Canon Estcourt, 4 July 1869; Ward, Life of Newman, ii. 51-65, …
Rymer's Foedera
… Locumtenentem Capitanei Calesii, Magistrum Johannem Estcourt in Legibus Bacallarium, Richardum Bokelond …
Rymer's Foedera
… Villae Calesii, ac, dilectis sibi, Magistro Johanni Estcourt in Legibus Baccallario Curiae Cantuariensis … vestrm (quorum alterum vestrm vos, praefati Johannes Estcourt & Willielme Bray, unum esse volumus) Potestatem … & Tribus vestrm (quorum alterum vos, praefati Johannes Estcourt & Willielme Bray, unum esse volumus) circa Praemissa …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… matter of controversy. By 1650 it had passed to Sir Giles Estcourt, the younger, whose father of the same name had … premises from Henry Beckingham in 1575, 211 for that year Estcourt conveyed the rectory to three persons apparently … for the repair of the church, were felled by Sir Giles Estcourt, then owner of the college premises. 308 In 1638 …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… included Henry Goldstone, Thomas Chaffyn, John Abyn, Giles Estcourt, and Christopher Weekes, all M.P.s for the city at …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… citizens, highly assessed for taxation, such as Giles Estcourt, and Christopher Weeks, both parliamentary …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… of Edward Penruddock of Cumberland and Ivychurch. 34 Giles Estcourt, who bought and lived in St. Edmund's College, 35 …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Beckingham's son Henry sold the college house to Giles Estcourt, whose descendants held it until 1660. In that year Sir Giles Estcourt sold the house to Sir Wadham Wyndham of Norrington … and History of St. Edmund's College, 3440. For Sir Giles Estcourt, see p. 104 Ibid., pls. facing pp. 30 and 43; the …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… with his Aston Farm estate, 53 and were retained by the Estcourt family in the early 19th century. 54 The manor-house …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… of the parish. 59 For several years before 1758 Edmund Estcourt, the principal trustee, apparently defaulted, 60 but …