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Old and New London
… immediately to the south-west of Battersea, on the road to Kingston, is so named from the Wandle. This river, which … thoroughfare, leading on to Putney Heath, and thence to Kingston and Richmond, the roads branching off to those …
The Environs of London
… soil, &c. The village is situated on the road to Kingston, about five miles and a half from … the towne of Croydon, one thousand pounds; to the towne of Kingston, one thousand pounds; to the towne of Guildford, one … and are capable of further improvement. The parishes of Kingston and Croydon have their estates in their own hands, …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… 1831 parts of Denchworth have been placed in Ock Hundred. Kingston Lisle and Fawler in Sparsholt have always been in …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… 50 1522- Thomas ap Gwilliam 1522-?1540 Sir William Kingston 1528-?1546 George Baynham (later Sir George) (during pleasure to ap Gwilliam and Kingston 1522, and in survivorship to Kingston and Baynham 1528) 51 1546- Richard Bream 1546-70 Sir …
A History of the County of Sussex
… Lancing in 1400, 79 and two large wagon-loads were sent to Kingston (Surr.) in 1446-7. 80 Wood from the park was being …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Massey (later Massey-Jackson) held the living of Kingston Deverill in plurality, 8 and although he lived in …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… 76 amassed a sufficient fortune to buy the estate called Kingston's. 77 In 1545 he was assessed at Longbridge …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… it, 55 and the custody of the remainder granted to John de Kingston during the minority of John, the heir. 56 John came … rent of 8 d. 38 Francis conveyed this property to John de Kingston in 1317, 39 and it probably formed part of the estate later known as the manor of KINGSTON'S. By 1329 Kingston held a considerably larger …
A History of the County of Sussex
… Mus. MSS. 280, 1948-9, 1955; ibid. SP 8; Surr. R.O., Kingston, 209/6/1A. W.S.R.O., Ep. I/29/203. Surr. R.O., Kingston, 209/6/1A; Benland was called Lit. Mayes fm.: cf. …