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A History of the County of Somerset
… ( Erinaceus europus). The birds 37 identified by Dr. Andrews are as follows : Pelican, carrion crow, goshawk, … Europe, nested in the marshes of Glastonbury. 37 Dr. Andrews sums up the evidence offered by the birds as to the … drawings and photographs. For a detailed account see Andrews 'On some Remains of Birds from the Lake-dwellings of …
A History of the County of Oxford
… against formidable outside speculators such as Richard Andrews of Hailes (Glos.). London asked, for example, that … however, managed to buy back the Blackfriars from Richard Andrews, 5 and his family continued to acquire monastic and … Much of the Greyfriars' site was bought back from Richard Andrews in 1544 by Alderman Richard Gunter, 7 whose career …
Easington
A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 18, Benson, Ewelme, and the Chilterns (Ewelme Hundred)
… passed to his wife Anne and her second husband Edward Andrews of Cottisford. 17 Before 1739 the Andrews family sold it to Thomas Greenwood (d. 1770), 18 … elder lived at Easington in the early 1660s, 21 but the Andrews family (owners from c.1665 until the early 18th …
Survey of London Monograph
… Jackson * * * 1757 Joseph Martin * * * 17591763 Robert Andrews * * * 17651769 Robert Adair 17701781 Earl of Donegall …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… and one farm which were sold at the same time to Townsend Andrews. In 1737 Peter Delm bought both parts, 59 and … in 1669, and occupied in the 18th century by Townsend Andrews. It is said to have stood in a paddock called Lambe's … Utilization, Wilts., 157. Local inf. W.A.M. lvii, 226. Andrews and Dury, Map (W.A.S. Rec. Brch.), pl. 8. Wilts. …