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The Bede Roll of the Fraternity of St Nicholas
… Lynke Ricardus Carter 14 Vivianus William 15 Benedictus Wheler Robertus Lety 16 Thomas Cotyngham 17 Willelmus Hulot … Chaterley Alicia Clibery Alicia Howlet Annes Skryppe Agnes Wheler Iohanna Scharpe Margareta Estney Margareta Arneborgh …
The Bede Roll of the Fraternity of St Nicholas
… 450 Whatton, Agnes LW deaths before 1448, 24 Wheeler, Wheler, Agnes LW adm 1464, 93 Wheler, Benedict LM adm 1463, 81 deaths 1476, 187 Weler, Joan … John deaths 1492, 322 Whiler, John LM adm 1486, 270 Wheler, John CL adm 1499, 371 deaths 1507, 465 Wheler, John …
Petitions to the House of Lords: 1696
Petitions to the House of Lords, 1597-1696
… Edward Jackson John Hill Edward Cooke John [Pery?] Thomas Wheler John Allin John Moris The callenders in the City of …
St Mary Colechurch: vestry minutes
… Hentsone 8 upper: Heyward 9 upper: Withall 10 upper: Wheler 10 upper: Brooke 11 upper: Draper 11 upper: Frythe 12 …
Survey of London
… Plate 42 a. Sir George Wheler's Chapel as rebuilt in 1755 (p. 100) Demol. Sir George Wheler's Chapel, later St. Mary Spital Square. Sir George Wheler's Chapel as rebuilt in 1755 (p. 100) Demol. b. White's …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1541-1857
… Gent. Mag. 1778, xlviii 495; Inst. AB 15 p. 259). Charles Wheler M.A. 1779-1821. Coll. 13 Feb. 1779 (Inst. AB 15 p. …
Survey of London
… history of Nonconformity in the area; Mr. G. H. H. Wheler lent private papers which clarified the early …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1678
… Sir Henry Goodrick's, Sir John Fenwick's, Sir Charles Wheler's, Col. Sydney's and Col. Salusbury's ( p. 589), and … ( pp. 323, 356) regiments. (It is doubtful whether Sir C. Wheler's regiment ought to be included.) None were recalled …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… a declaration that he was fully satisfied with Sir C. Wheler's conduct as member for Cambridge University, being … they had been assaulted by some officers of Sir Charles Wheler's regiment and that several pieces of wine they had …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… under a convoy of men-of-war, commanded by Sir Francis Wheler. That convoys were a stern necessity in these perilous times, we learn from Wheler's letter to the Admiralty, dated on board the Sussex, … never to reach their destination. Tidings of the loss of Wheler's ships were sent to England by Rear-Admiral Sir John …