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Alumni Oxonienses
… Leight. See Light. [ 15] Leighton, Charles s. Thomas, of Feckenham, co. Worcester, gent. Trinity Coll., matric. 23 …
A History of the County of Stafford
… an almshouse. 21 Fecknam's Charity. John Fecknam or Feckenham (d. 1585), innkeeper and twice senior bailiff, gave …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry VI
… Swallowcliffe. Swindon. Upton. Worcestershire: Calcott. Feckenham. Hill House. Kinsham. Mitton, Lower. Nafford. …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward IV
… Worcestershire: Bricklehampton. Comberton. Cotteridge. Feckenham. Pedmer. Pensham. Pershore. Welland. York: …
Borough Market Privileges
… of 53s. and £6. respectively. [CPR 1381-85, 89] 17/06/1382 Feckenham (Worcestershire) Gloucestershire Warwickshire … from distraining the men and tenants of the manor of Feckenham, which is of the ancient demesne of the crown, for …
History Theses 1901-1970
… M.A. 1961. The administration and economy of the Forest of Feckenham during the early middle ages. J. West. Birmingham …
Memorials of the Guild of Merchant Taylors
… thereof, yearly, for ever, to the poor of the parish of Feckenham, in the county of Worcester, the sum of 13 l., and … l. and 6 l. 10 s. are yearly paid to the said parishes of Feckenham and Hanbury respectively. The company's …
Middlesex county records
… Richard Rosse clerk, Thomas Cotesmore clerk, William Feckenham alias Wyborne gentleman, of the parish of St. … Thomas Cotesmore clerk, Richard Rosse clerk, William Feckenham alias Wyborne gentleman, and Ralph Collyer clerk, … Dubdeale ( sic), John Cormorth, Thomas Cotesmore, William Feckenham alias Wyborne and Ralph Collyer, all and each …
London Viewers and their Certificates, 1508-1558
… refounded Westminster Abbey in 1555, at which time John Feckenham was installed as mitred abbot. Edmund Bonner. The …
Modern Britain and Ireland - awarded 1980-1989
History Theses 1970-2014: Historical research for higher degrees in the universities of the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland
… 20th Century; Economic history John English & Co., Feckenham: a study of enterprise in the W. Midlands needle …