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A History of the County of Hampshire
… is in the year 1803, when William Ireland and his wife Betty conveyed it to Richard Randell, it being then called …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… 102; George Radford, Elizabeth his wife, Michael Rawling, Betty his wife, Thomas Martin and Susan his wife conveyed …
A History of the County of Northampton
… long tenure of Drayton by Sir John Germain's widow, Lady Betty (Elizabeth Berkeley), the entrance courtyard received … but the furniture of the chapel was added by Lady Betty Germain. 5 The colonnades which form covered passages … while the other rooms chiefly reflect the taste of Lady Betty Germain and her heir, Lord George. The suite of …
A History of the County of Somerset
… pauper into bed with her. Orphaned children were sent to Betty Locock's house where a dame school was held. Nine …
A History of the County of Northampton
… The rectory house was rebuilt in 1701 by the Rev. Humfrey Betty. It is a large stone house with welldesigned red brick … in the chancel to John Wilson, rector (d. 1695); Humfrey Betty, rector (d. 1737); William Underwood, 'many years …
Survey of London
… Inside the bank, the elaborate fittings were supplied by Betty Joel. 169 Brook House. The present block of luxury …
Cardiff Records
… and House. Sir Charles Kemeys Tynte 3 s. 4 d. upl d "Betty careles." 24 Thomas Mathews Esq e 8 acres of land … meeting-room in Church Street. Cae Twc. "Careless Betty," in a later entry. Cae Twc. Ty Llwyd. i.e., Ascension …
The Bede Roll of the Fraternity of St Nicholas
… Tonge alias Spicer, Common Clerk of London 144661. See Betty Masters, 'City Officers, The Town Clerk,' Guildhall …