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Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… Oxford, cm (17981802). [D; poll bk] Badcock, Thomas, 95 Chapel St, Salford, Lancs., cm (1834). [D] Baddely, Thomas, … Lancs., cm and joiner (1824). [D] Bagshaw, Thomas, Chapel-en-le-Frith, Derbs., cm (179798). [D] Bagshaw, … cm, u and appraiser (1830). [D] Berry, Thomas, Market Sq, Aylesbury, Bucks., cm and u (183039). [D] Berry, Thomas, …
Alumni Oxonienses
… Marriage Licences, ed. Foster; & D.N.B. Bagshawe, Henry of Chapel-le-Frith, co. Derby, gent. Jesus Coll., matric. 30 … reader 1635, died 3 Nov., 1643, buried in Merton College Chapel. See Munk's Roll, i. 175; Ath., iii. 67; D.N.B. & … 1655, until his death 30 July, 1660, buried in the College Chapel, administration at Oxford 16 Aug., 1660. See Burrows, …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… village lay scattered east of the church along Main, or Chapel, and Church Streets and side streets Baker Street, … 13 It was to this manor that the advowson of Foddington chapel belonged and from which its glebe land was probably … conveyed a capital messuage and lands, and possibly the chapel, 22 in 1602 to Bishop John Still (d. 1608). 23 He was …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Hulme Trustees, with a net income of 150, and a house; the chapel, dedicated to St. John, was consecrated in 1788. There … national school is supported in connexion with St. John's chapel. At Broadclough are the remains of an intrenchment, … belongs; net income, 27. There is a Roman Catholic chapel. Baddesley-Ensor (St. Michael) BADDESLEY-ENSOR ( St. …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… small to admit of an extended system of classification. A chapel of ease was erected by subscription, in 1811; it is a … only a township, and to which its church is now deemed a chapel of ease. The tithes of the whole are equally divided … not a single fragment is remaining. The site of an old chapel was sold, some years since, and the money applied to …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… and 15 acres of land, for the endowment and erection of a chapel and school in Glen-App, in connexion with the … and selected land for the glebe, and intend to build the chapel, when the funds shall have accumulated sufficiently to … An Episcopalian clergyman officiates every Sunday, in a chapel in the parish of Appin, within three miles of …
The Rulers of London 1660-1689
… MER, fr, 1646, by John Johnstone (2) d 1666, bur Mercers' Chapel (3) Will PCC 139 Mico pr, 4 Oct 1666 f Robert … 1649 and 1660 (8) Wife, Priscilla, built a nonconformist chapel at Ellenthorpe in 1658 (9) Son Sir John Brooke, Bt …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… of a stone hall and various detached domestic buildings. A chapel and a chamber were later added, at opposite ends of … and other structures were built, the hall was altered, the chapel extended and a stable-wing added. In period III (15th to 16th century) most of the buildings except the chapel were demolished and replaced by a group of structures …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… service rooms were built on the south side of the house. A chapel was added in 1886. 79 Swire & Sons demolished most of … 73 Heating was installed in 1847. 74 A small north chapel for use by the Badger Hall family and a south porch, … nave and chancel in 1823 76 but screened the north chapel in 1985. Also kept were three 17th-century bells. 77 …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of Gloucester; containing 127 inhabitants. Here was a chapel to the vicarage of Great Badminton, now in ruins. … intersected by the York and Newcastle railway. There is a chapel of ease here; also a place of worship for Wesleyans. … of Stoke, from which it was separated in 1807. Here is a chapel, rebuilt in 1834, at a cost of 520. Bagnor BAGNOR, a …