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Survey of London
… Thornton 127 and George Wyatt, 120 bricklayers; William Bignell, 117 Evans Mason, 128 William Winchester, 129 and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… 1654. 103 " " Martin Noel. Col. Clerke. Recommends Mr. Bignell as purser in the new ship at Deptford, he being well …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… of the places specified. Other answers very brief. Wm. Bignell and Wm. Wood of Mixbury, give similar evidence. …
London Marriage Duty assessment
… 4s 40 Daniell Harris 4s 2s 40 Margt his Wife 4s 40 Tho Bignell Appren 4s 40 Hugh Austin 4s 2s 40 Elizth his Wife 4s …
Survey of London
… scallops sable for GARNESHE. (Plate 116.) 45. CATHARINE BIGNELL, 1769. Here lyeth the Body of Catharine Bignell Daughter of William and Catharine Bignell of this Parish who departed this Life 28. th Jan. …
Middlesex county records
… taken before Edward Forsett esq. J.P., of Thomas Bignell of Kensington co. Midd. yoman, in the sum of ten pounds; For the said Thomas Bignell's appearance at the next Session, "to prefer an …
Middlesex county records
… Lewis Lower yeoman, Gilbert Browning gentleman, James Bignell paynter, John Belvell yeoman, Eleonore Crumpe …
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… representation on maps: the Ordnance Survey and windmills. Bignell, William Ph.D., Exeter. (Geog.). Supervised by Kain, …
Survey of London
… more houses on that side were rebuilt, probably by William Bignell of St. Anne's, although his lien on the sites does … street No. 13 is one of those probably built by William Bignell in 1738. Nos. 10, 11, 14 and 16 are probably in …
Survey of London
… a sub-lease for less than forty-one years held by William Bignell, the Soho glazier who was associated with the … the houses to the west, Nos. 3139 (odd). 28 A mortgagee of Bignell's in 1733 was John Wood of St. Anne's, joiner 29 (who … (Plate 125a) were built in 1724, no doubt by William Bignell, glazier, who had occupied a house on the site of No. …