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The Rulers of London 1660-1689
… SKIN (1) (1) SKIN, Appr and Fr Reg, 1601-94, f 189 ST AMAND, James. Ald Castle Baynard, Oct 1687-3 Oct 1688 … Garden (4) Will PCC 364 Brook pr, 23 Dec 1728 f John St Amand of Greenwich, Kent, gent, mar Elizabeth (5) Apothecary …
Calendar of Documents Preserved in France
… Emma, mother of Hilbert de Laci gave to [the abbey of] St. Amand, when she became a nun there, 22 acres of land in the … Ursus; Johannes; Drogo, et multi alii. ABBEY OF ST. AMAND, ROUEN, FOR BENEDICTINE NUNS. [ Cartulary in Archives … who died May 21 (xii. kal. Junii) to the nuns of St. Amand, Rouen the church of Romara and all its tithe and five …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain
… the inhabitants and subjects of Tournay, Mortagne, and St. Amand. 9. Rebels and exiles of one of the contracting princes …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain
… of denial of justice. 7. The inhabitants of Tournay, St. Amand, Mortagne, &c., are at liberty to carry on commerce in …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain
… as equivalent for the town and castle of Tournay, for St. Amand, and Mortagne. The King of England has acknowledged the …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain
… de Soule. In Languedoc. Le sieur de Sainct Aman (St. Amand), governor and captain of Narbonne. Le sieur de …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain
… besides waiving Our claims on Tornay, Tornesis and Sant Amand, you will say that you believe there will be no … and Artois, as well as of Tornay, Tornesis and St. Amand, and that whenever there has been a question of peace … Our sovereignty over Tornay, Tornesis and Sant Amand. You are absolutely to insist upon the marriage of Our …
Survey of London
… Sarah Marsh, 6 Aug. 1860. South aisle, west to east. 1. Amand Vilmet, servant to George IV, 24 April 1848; his wife …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… horse in three bodies; whereof the chiefest is towards St. Amand. The princess of Modena is to part within a day or two …
A History of the County of Sussex
… in 1701 or 1702, but in the latter year James St. Amand was proved to be the true patron. From 1724 at least …