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Survey of London
… the sale, in 1560, by Thomas Reade to Edward Geoffry, tallow chandler, "of his moiety of a tenement called Stewe Key, now …
A History of the County of Sussex
… interest in the building began to be stimulated by Dean Chandler, who was appointed in 1830. Under him restorations …
A History of the County of Sussex
… The window contains glass by Wailes of Newcastle, to Dean Chandler, d. 1830. Below the window inside and out are …
The Environs of London
… who died in 1707 48, conveyed it, in 1716, to Percival Chandler, whose son Thomas, in 1741, sold it to Oliver …
A History of the County of Essex
… under Daniel Colwall's will, sold the property to Percival Chandler, who lived at the farm until about 1730. 48 He is …
A History of the County of Essex
… alias hatter (1667). 93 In 1626 Edward Peacock, tallow chandler, and Robert King, apothecary, were presented at … for using and maintaining a house 'for to melt their tallow and "gravee" near unto the common market-place, which …
Survey of London
… was the son of John Marshall, white baker and citizen and tallow chandler of London, 226 a vestryman of St. Saviour's Church …
Survey of London
… 62 by the Vandenanckers in November 1704 to John Bowden, tallow chandler, and William James of Stepney, weaver, to the use of …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… 1386, 1390, 1395; Auditor, 1379, 1381. " " Roger Elys, Wax Chandler Aldersgate, 13778, 137980, 13812, 13848, 1393 c 1396 …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… October 2. 1532, June 6 (and sworn) Richard Choppyn, Tallow Chandler, translated to Grocers June 20, 1532 Billingsgate, 1532-6 S. 1530-1 vice Amadas Master Tallow Chandlers 1523-6; Grocers 1533-4. Died c March, 1536; …