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… of pasture in St. Giles, and 20 acres of pasture in St. Marylebone. Although the manor of St. Giles is not mentioned, … standing just outside Holborn Bars. These were in St. Marylebone. The Inquisition on the death of Sir John Grange … the aforesaid close situated within the parish of Marylebone." ( Inquisitiones Post Mortem, II. Series Vol. 686 …
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… which were leased on 6 April 1677 by Joseph Girle of St. Marylebone, brewer, to Richard Frith, citizen and bricklayer, … in the square. Other lessees included John Steele of St. Marylebone, yeoman, who owned a brick-field in Millfield …
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… sold the lease of the house to John Smither(s) of St. Marylebone, bricklayer, for 550. 199 By May 1742 he had … of Fulham, both brickmakers, and Thomas Woodward of St. Marylebone, timber merchant. 203 The erection of the new …
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… Frith and Pym sub-leased both houses to John Steele of St. Marylebone, yeoman, for a term of forty-seven and a half …
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… been partially rebuilt as one house by Joel Johnson of St. Marylebone, bricklayer. 286 At the same time the stables and …
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… when it moved to a new building in Westmorland Street, St. Marylebone. 316 From 1915 to 1937 the house was occupied by …
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… John Saville of St. Anne's 335 and Francis Tredgold of St. Marylebone; 336 and the glazier, William Bignell of St. … of St. Martin in the Fields; 340 Robert Lowder of St. Marylebone. 341 Joiners: Edward Carter of St. Anne's; 342 John Sawell of St. Marylebone; Thomas Webster of St. Pancras. 343 Plasterers: …
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… by Andrew Timbrell, a merchant of Upper Guildford Street, Marylebone. 150 It had a river frontage of 107ft and was then …
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… Scarsdale Villas area as trustee for a physician of St. Marylebone and a widow of Cheltenham, and was thereafter …
Old and New London
… that "Tommy Lowe, after having once been proprietor of Marylebone Gardens, and having kept his carriage, "was …