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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of 500 left by Miss Sarah Adamson in 1791, of 300 by Richard Adamson, Esq., in 1800, and 100 by John Whayte, Esq., …
A History of the County of Essex
… 70 The late 12th- or early 13th-century rectors Robert, Richard, and Alan were rural deans of Lexden deanery. 71 John … at Colchester and executed at Stratford. Her husband Richard, a labourer, was arrested in 1557. He escaped …
A History of the County of Essex
… his son Humphrey (d. 1488) who left the estate to his son Richard (d. 1523). He was followed by his son John (d. 1557). 99 The manor then passed to John Sackville's son, Richard, created Baron Buckhurst in 1557. After his death in … Sir John Paulet, marquess of Winchester (d. 1576). 1 Richard's son Thomas, who became earl of Dorset, sold the …
Old and New London
… We found that Oliver never resided there, but that his son Richard had, and was a ratepayer to the parish of Kensington … was the joint property of the Earl of Harrington and Sir Richard Worsley, Bart., who married his daughters and …
A History of the County of Stafford
… was apparently questioned. Phoebe (by then the wife of Richard Parker) made a new trust settlement, but it was not …
A History of the County of Stafford
… Offini, with the consent of his wife Christine and his son Richard, gave West Bromwich church to Worcester priory c. … 12 A dispute also arose with Guy de Offini's grandson Richard who claimed the patronage, but he recognized …
A History of the County of Stafford
… III to Walter, his father. In 1294 Walter's coparceners, Richard de Marnham and his wife, renounced all claim to free … the 1820s. They were leased to Jeremiah Parker in 1673 and Richard Dickenson in 1693 54 and by 1720 were held by William … it then comprised two mills under one roof. 68 By 1630 Sir Richard Shelton had let the mills to Sir Edward Peyto of …
A History of the County of Stafford
… Howell, 33 a commercial academy, and a girls' school. 34 Richard Witton (d. 1765), minister of the Old Meeting, kept a …
A History of the County of Stafford
… there is evidence that he was alive in 1213, 42 his son Richard had succeeded him by 1212. 43 Richard died in 1222 44 and was succeeded by his brother William, 45 who himself died in 1224 with a son Richard, a minor, as his heir. 46 Still a minor in 1230, …