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A History of the County of Essex
… residence in 1700 was probably that later called the Grove, or Wanstead Grove, which lay in spacious grounds east of High Street. It … a century. 37 The house, at the junction of the Avenue and Grove Park, was rebuilt c. 1822 but demolished in 1889. 38 …
A History of the County of Essex
… and for a time the church used Sankey's hymns. In 1897 the Grove Hall was built behind the church to accommodate a …
The Environs of London
… in this parish, given them by Henry Foliot; and a mill and grove, given them by Abraham de Wansted 25. The seat of …
Warpsgrove
A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 18, Benson, Ewelme, and the Chilterns (Ewelme Hundred)
… local rural sites. 3 The Anglo-Saxon place name means 'the grove by the bridle-path': 4 'grove' (OE grf) may have denoted an area of coppiced …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… officer at Lydd in Kent loco Jeremy Hunt deceased. Thomas Grove as boatman at Salcombe in Dartmouth port loco Henry …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… the north east front of the house : the Wilderness and New Grove : the Privy Garden to the south front : the Glass Case …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Granville, Secretary at War, of the petition of Brigadier Grove and Brigadier Freke shewing that they served all the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… several groves in Epping Forest called King's and Queen's Grove, Shakeman's Grove and Leazings Grove, he being willing to fence and improve the same at his …