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Alumni Oxonienses
… Coll., matric. 17 March, 1597-8, aged 16; brother of Morgan and Roger. Walter, Henry s. John, of Piersfield, co. … co. Leicester 1706-13. See Foster's Index Eccl. Walter, Morgan of co. Pembroke, gent. Queen's Coll., matric. May, … Coll., matric. entry May, 1596, aged 13; brother of Morgan and George 1598. Walter, Thomas of Brecon, pleb. …
A History of the County of Stafford
… 1908 (cancelled 1909); ex inf. Mr. E. Huntbach of Hand, Morgan & Owen, Stafford (1973). D. 260/M/F/1/5, ff. iv.-16v. …
A History of the County of Stafford
… opened in Goodall Street in 1859. Designed by Nichols & Morgan, it is of brick in a Renaissance style. 3 In 1872 it …
A History of the County of Essex
… c. 1814. 83 In 1728 half of it had been given to Richard Morgan, of Warlies, as a family burial vault. 84 It is said …
A History of the County of Essex
… the 18th century it became an important estate under the Morgan family; in 1848 it comprised 477 a. 59 It was later … Speed's Map of Essex (1610) but not on that of Ogilby and Morgan (1678). Dallance ceased to be the manor house about …
A History of the County of Essex
… were examined by courtesy of the superintendent, Revd. J. Morgan. Walthamstow and Chingford Circuit Plan, Oct. 1969Jan. …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… which it comprises are some stately elm-trees. Dr. William Morgan was appointed vicar of the parish in 1575. He was … in 1721, 40; Mary Thomas, in the same year, 10; William Morgan, 5; and the Rev. John Hodges, rector in 1777, 45, to …
Survey of London
… Oxford Street became known by its present name. Ogilby and Morgan's map (Plate 2) shows that most of the ground on the …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… and 1538 by Walter, Lord Hungerford's purchase from Peter Morgan. 20 The demesne farm of Furnax consisted of some 85 a. … 442/1; this is neglecting the farm of some 80 a. bought of Morgan earlier in the century; see above, p. 99. C.C.C. MSS. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… articles enjoyed a brief prosperity in the town. J. T. Morgan was a hair-sieve manufacturer in Silver Street in 1822-3; by 1830 his business was carried on by Godfrey Morgan, and T. P. Ubsdell was in the same trade in Back Street. 37 In 1842 Morgan was described as a 'hair and silk and sieve bottom and …