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A History of the County of Oxford
… reverted to the bishop of Winchester as lord. 2 Thomas's estate may have descended from 6 freehold yardlands in … was sold separately in 1648 to William Wells and Robert Martin, probably agents. 10 Joyce Weston, widow, was tenant … of London, enfeoffed Thomas Beckingham, probably the man whose memorial brass of 1431 is in North Leigh church. 46 …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Curbridge paid tithing silver or cert money of 12 s. 6 d., 2 its share of 26 s. 8 d. originally levied on the tithing of 'Upland', which … 79; Blenheim Mun. B/M/144, f. 47v., where a Curbridge man was fined 40 s. in 1615 for refusing office. ORO, MS dd …
Survey of London
… be exported was weighed for Customs purposes, and the King's Troneur or weigher, the equivalent of the Customs Officer … a precept issued to the Sheriffs to take into the City's hands the lands and tenements of Hugh Baudry and Agnes his … charged with the maintenance of a mete and learned man in the letters of Grammar to teach Grammar and the …
Cardiff Records
… Comm rs of His Majtys Customs the 25 ffeb ry 1730 2 l 10 s. To d o for Customh o Rent being his own House this Quar' 1 … Survey r going to Vissit the Iseland fflat Holmes 5 s. For work done to the King's Boat at Penarth 3 s. For six … Ships or Vessels on any Pretence Whatever &c. 5 s. Paid a man for picking up a Oar of the King's Boat which was lost 6 …
Cardiff Records
… Greenfeild Enters the Swallow of Cardiffe burd' 30 tt s m r & Comp a Engl' ab S t Martins Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the … wares & Merchandise he tooke on Board at the Said Port of S t Martins or Elswhere, Thirty wey of ffrench Salt . . . One …
Cardiff Records
… land what they have of the other; and by reason there's no Boat in the Service, nor any boat on those acco ts to be … the soldiers from Swansea will need to be paid about 20 a man, to take Edward David and Lazarus George, the Bridgend … a Design of defrauding the King of his Customs. The King's Boat at Pennarth is Moared on his ground (but never any …
Cardiff Records
… as Collector, with Thomas Rimmar as Surveyor. In Gwynn's oath, Trotter is the Collector. 1688. John Wollvin, Boatman … upon reading a report of the officers of his Majesty's Mint, order that the officers of the "recight of the … Customer of Cardiff. 1720. Richard Thomas, Extraordinary Man in the Port of Cardiff. 1724. Thomas Brian, Comptroller …
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A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 18, Benson, Ewelme, and the Chilterns (Ewelme Hundred)
… follows a track called Hyde Lane and (in the south) Turner's Green Lane, which leads south through Britwell Prior. 7 The … Gregory's will. 5 Ireland was, however, a quarrelsome man who may have been given the living as a way of removing … c 652, f. 74. Ibid. MS Oxf. Archd. Oxon. d 13, f. 59. G.H. Martin and J.R.L. Highfield, A History of Merton College, …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… Scarborough, Yorks., cm (1834). [D] Daggitt, Robert, Peck's Entry, 57 Mytongate, Hull, Yorks., cm (1826). [D] Daglish, … George, near Slaughter's Coffee House, the Upper End of St Martin's Lane, London, upholder and cm (d. by 1747). Meeting … esteemed by all who knew him as an upright, honest man. On 28 August 1829 his widow announced her husband's …
Survey of London
… Soho (now Wardour Street) on the east and Little Gelding's Close on the west (figs. 2, 40). The first documentary … associations. At this time it was also known as Browne's Close, it being then in lease to Mathew Browne, bricklayer. … Bilcliffe, carpenter. 24 No. 57 Berwick Street: The Green Man Public House There has been a public house of this name …