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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… There is a place of worship for Particular Baptists. John Owen, D.D., the learned nonconformist, dean of Christ-Church, …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… about 110; patron and incumbent, the Rev. Richard E. Owen. The church, an ancient edifice in the early English … Sunday school. An estate in the township was bequeathed by Owen Jones, in 1658, for the instruction and apprenticing of …
Survey of London
… century to the Brewers' Company, as trustees of Dame Alice Owen's Charity. The individual buildings there up to the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… and its great tithes. This was bought in 1573 from Richard Owen of Godstow for 1,563; of course, it did not mean the … Richard Baylie, 163348 Francis Cheynell, 164850 Thankful Owen, 165060 Richard Baylie, 16607 Peter Mews, 166773 William …
Old and New London
… Church:Calamy, Vines, Nye, Manton, Marshall, Gauden, Owen, Burgess, Newcomen, Reynolds, Cheynell, Baxter, the …
City of London tithe assessments
… Dobson 17s 8d Samuel Tomlyns 14s 4d John Fownes 1 10s Owen Crofts 1 10s John Webb 1 10s Clement Stoner 1 5s Robert …
Survey of London
… other by George Gilbert Scott, and the Moorish design by Owen Jones, of which The Builder tartly observed that 'the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the City of Cambridge
… a building' (College Archives: Letter, Valentine Cary to Owen Gwyn, Master, 19 Nov. 1623). The S. front (Plate 235) is …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… them to the N. (see above). In the early 17th century Owen Seintper leased the property from the parish and used it … next door (18). He bequeathed the lease to his son Owen, who c. 1623-4 also held rooms forming part of 20 from … as Elizabeth Smartwayte and lived in the property. In 1588 Owen Sayntpyer, citizen whose trade was described variously …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… Harvey and Richard Hawkins and now held by John Knight and Owen Roe; the property was charged with a rent not exceeding … 37-41, which was then or late in the tenure of Owen Rowe and Richard Glover, to his son, John Stead. In 1646 …