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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… a village, in the parishes of Greenwich, Lewisham, and Lee, hundred of Blackheath, lathe of Sutton-At-Hone, W. … situated on the rise of the hill near Blackheath Park. In Lee Park, also, is a handsome building after the model of the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Morton House lies to the east, while Crawshaw and Hudd Lee are near the western border. In Chaigley, Chadswell and …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Bladon wood and Heynes close were imparked by Sir Henry Lee, who built a new wall to the Glyme perhaps on the line of …
A History of the County of Oxford
… of comptroller. 50 From the 1570s the steward Sir Henry Lee's active interest in the park, where he sometimes … largely subservient to other park officers. Sir Henry Lee's long period of control (from the 1570s until his death … to it are few and relatively minor. In 1576 Sir Henry Lee was empowered to enlarge an area of park known as the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… building there was rebuilt in timber. In 1577 Sir Henry Lee held Rosamund's 'house' and a ruined dovecot there, but … repaired sporadically, notably in 1593-5 when Sir Henry Lee's repairs included c. 90 chimneys, in 1608-9, and in …
A History of the County of Oxford
… and was called deputy lieutenant, and then to Sir Henry Lee of Ditchley (d. 1611), who had acquired Peniston's … the reversion was granted to the trustees of Edward Henry Lee, earl of Lichfield, and his wife Charlotte, daughter of … not as farmer of the manor or 'ranger', that Sir Henry Lee dominated affairs at Woodstock for over thirty years …