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Middlesex county records
… co. Midd. on the said day, Anne Symons spinster alias Anne Allsopp wife of David Allsopp laborer alias Anne Sutton wife of Thomas Sutton, late …
Middlesex county records
… last past, and of the conviction of a certain Benjamin Allsopp of having preached to and taught the said assembly: … Cambridge for her offence, and a fine of 20. on Benjamin Allsopp for his offence. C. C. C., 35 and 36 Charles II. 10 …
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… 1874-1924: widening opportunities and lost freedoms. Allsopp, Anne Ph.D., London. (Inst. Educ.) Chronological …
A History of the County of Essex
… turn in 1925 became part of Ind Coope's, which merged with Allsopp's in 1934; the takeovers were designed to accumulate …
Survey of London
… implementable in this way. The competition was won by Kit Allsopp Architects. The LDDC provided funding of 1.3 million, …
A History of the County of Leicester
… Tomline, William Pochin, E. Hartopp Wigley, Thomas Allsopp, William Tailby, and John Dudley, in that order. More than a third was allotted to nonresidents, Pochin, Allsopp, and Tomline. The rest was divided into the small …
A History of the County of Worcester
… on whose death in 1860 it was bought by Mr. Henry Allsopp, afterwards Lord Hindlip. His grandson, the present … a helm between two lions' heads razed or in the chief. Allsopp, Lord Hindlip. Sable three pheons set cheveronwise or …
Survey of London
… for exports, notably the storage of Bass & Company and Allsopp & Company Burton ale (Plate 60b). The lower levels … The carting shed was extended to the north in 18801. 50 Allsopp & Company and Bass & Company remained at the ale …
A History of the County of Essex
… crisis, it was reconstituted. In 1934 it merged with Allsopp of Burton-on-Trent. After the Second World War Ind, …
A History of the County of Essex
… Scawens were friends and business associates of Russell Allsopp, brother of Thorowgood's wife Elizabeth. In 1704 … and Elizabeth Thorowgood sold the freehold of Marshalls to Allsopp, in return for an annuity on their joint lives. Allsopp died in 1705 or soon after, leaving the freehold to …