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A History of the County of Oxford
… hearths or less and so were less well housed than many a yeoman farmer. Of the 88 householders listed in Market End, … 471 Among the biggest leaseholders in 1596 were John Lacy (yeoman), Thomas Wilson, Walter Hunt (glover), Edmund … Ralph Hunt, Humphrey More (vintner), and Thomas Clements (yeoman). 472 Edmund Bodicote was the biggest leaseholder and …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Anne, their pay was raised to 39 11s 3d per annum, with yeoman ushers, hangers and bedgoers making an additional 10. 6 Yeoman of the guard also received diet when in waiting until … J. By 1678 Smyth, N. By 1678 Lane, R. By 1685 Colliers, J. Yeoman of the Guard in Ordinary w/o pay 1671? 1671 10 July …
The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
… by a long formal charter, 76 John Cheswyke of London, yeoman, and Alice his wife to the office of launder or washer …
Old and New London
… an "inquisition" in the same reign, it is clear that a yeoman named Duckett held lands here under the bishop, who in …
Old and New London
… remarks. He says, "Finally, I read that one William Pole, yeoman of the crown to King Edward IV., being stricken with a …
Survey of London
… the death at his house in Kensington of Mr. Porter, yeoman to His Majesty's Wood Yard. 33 The Russian Minister …
Survey of London
… shown by a grant 36 made four years later to Hanekin Grys, yeoman of the King's chamber, of the custody, during the …
A History of the County of Essex
… was succeeded by his son Robert. 197 Robert Rampston was Yeoman of the Chamber to Edward VI, Mary and Elizabeth I. He …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… In some of these he is called 'gent.', and in others 'yeoman.' Pal. of Lanc. Feet of F. bdle. 13, m. 278. Ibid. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… and eventual forfeiture the parish was left with none but yeoman inhabitants, whose quiet and useful lives call for no …