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A History of the County of Gloucester
… the ambulatory. Apart from the medieval monuments, Ralph Bigland noted 346 separate monuments within the church, some … Trans. B.G.A.S. xlvii. 1502. Trans. B.G.A.S. xlvii. 13148. Bigland, Glos. iii; Roper, Glos. Effigies, 5234, 5302, 5424. … Jnl. May-June 1722. G.D.R. vol. 393, pp. 1012. D.N.B. Bigland, Glos. iii. Doddridge's wife, Mercy Maris, was …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… III, c. 30 (local and personal act). Bennett, Tewkes. 280. Bigland, Glos. iii. Bennett, Tewkes. 203. Birmingham & Glouc. …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… rot. 5. Atkyns, Glos. 292, 724. Docs. at Tewkesbury Park. Bigland, Glos. iii. 'Effigies in Glouc. cathedral', Trans. … 1, rott. 31d.32. Cal. Pat. 15478, 1956. Ibid. 2767, 358. Bigland, Glos. iii. Cal. Proc. in Chanc. Eliz. I (Rec. Com.), … nos.). Tewkes. Boro. Rec., poor-rate assessment, 1781. Bigland, Glos. iii. E 179/116/554 rot. 106. Tewkes. Yearly …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… 1, f. 61v.; Westm. Abb. Mun. 55426; for Wm. Sleight see Bigland, Glos. iii; two apothecaries issued tokens: ex inf. … 165. Date on rainwater heads; Tewkes. Yearly Reg. ii. 441. Bigland, Glos. iii (Tewkesbury mons. col. 8). Date on …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… to which were added a tenth part of the proceeds of Henry Bigland's bequest to the grammar school (1689) and the … from John Pollard (1881). 138 The foundations of Henry Bigland (1691) and others in Upper Holker yield 16 5 s. 7 d. …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… presumably the Hoar Stones on Garston farm mentioned in Bigland, Glos. iii, no. 271. See above. N.L.W., Badminton MS. …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… R.O., D 726/3, f. 76), but in the inscription quoted in Bigland, Glos. iii, no. 271 the date of Anthony Darling's … Glos. 16823, 9899; for this branch of the family, see Bigland, Glos. iii, no. 271. Atkyns, Glos. 776, where, … Glouc. Jnl. 25 Jan. 1802. Rudge, Hist. of Glos. ii. 7879; Bigland, Glos. iii, no. 271. G.D.R. Tidenham tithe award. Ex …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… west of the valley are the minor hills by Backbarrow and Bigland. The area is 4,199 acres, 1 and in 1901 there was a … Swainson, Stanes, Brockbank, Barbour; also Richard Bigland and Margaret his daughter, wife of Hugh Lancaster, who had the tenement formerly Thomas Bigland's. In 1591 there was a dispute between John Barrow on …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Staveley and Broughton. The highest point, just south of Bigland Hall, attains 670 ft. above sea level, but at other … the Leven; Backbarrow lies to the north-east of it, and Bigland Hall, with the Tarn adjacent, to the east. Frith lies … leads north and then over the hill north-west, past Bigland, to Low Wood, with a branch north to Backbarrow and …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… but that the conveyance being in the hands of Serjeant Bigland, in his chambers at Grays Inn, was burnt, praying a …