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A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 12
… of the Elton family 23 was converted as four flats by C.P. Ackers in 1946. 24 In the west of the parish the farmstead at … Road, were built in 1952 9 and, about the same time, C.P. Ackers, owner of the Huntley Manor estate, built a row of six … is a plain brick village hall opened in 1970. 12 C.P. Ackers's conversion of the former Alma Villa on the Newent …
A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 12
… to, 243 Abitot, see d'Abitot Abrahall, John, 203, 210 Ackers: Benj. St John, 181, 190, 193 Chas. Penrhyn, 5, 62, … 288 Freeman: Eric, 329 Mic., 181 Nigel, 50 Torill, see Ackers family, 60, 181 Fretherne, 120 named as an address, 42 …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… James, Abraham Miss May ( see also Tennant), William, Ackers, Benjamin St. John, Acland, Reginald Brodie Dyke, …
Calendar of Treasury books
… quietus on accounts before disposing of real estate, 435. Ackers, Thomas, payment to, for taking a list of prisoners, …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… Priors), Aberdeen, Rowett Inst., Abingdon abbey (Berks.), Ackers (formerly Coops), Jas., Aconbury priory (Herefs.), … Barbara, m. Hen. Lyster, and see Cowper Coops, Jas., see Ackers Co-operative Wholesale Society, coppices, see …