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Middlesex county records
… July, 1658. 4 June, 1658.Recognizances, taken before John Biscoe ( sic) esq. J.P., of John Gold and Richard Browne, …
Survey of London
… separate being in September 1824 with the sale by Elisha Biscoe junior of some 7 acres of undeveloped land behind …
A History of the County of Essex
… fighter bases engaged in the defence of London. Richard Biscoe (d. 1748), a nonconformist minister who later …
The Environs of London
… 231702; and on a pillar of the north aisle, that of Joseph Biscoe, Esq. 24deputy-chorographer of the court of Common … Pleas, 1750. In this aisle are the tombs of Joseph Alsop Biscoe (son of the above), aged 22, 1740; and Ralph Hodson, … Southall, and Norcutt, "till the world's end." Elisha Biscoe, Esq. by will, anno 1772, gave the sum of 3500 l. for …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… certainly that built in Tentelow Lane in 1767 by Elisha Biscoe, 48 who had been steward to the Awsiter family. 49 In … owned property in Hayes and Heston, 51 and in 1801 Elisha Biscoe the younger was the largest landowner in and around … the capital had not been invested properly, and Elisha Biscoe, who now lived in Oxfordshire, was in sole charge. 53 …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… London, William Goff, Francis Hacker, Hezekiah Hains, John Biscoe Esqs: William Boteler of Oundle Esq: Francis …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… brick bldg. in contemporary style, seating c. 250, by Biscoe & Stanton, 1974-6: ch., with hexagonal roof and …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… of Dorchester, who had bought it shortly before of Elisha Biscoe, 16 and lived there in retirement after his return …
A History of the County of Surrey
… Andrew Jelf, R.N. His daughters sold it to Joseph Seymour Biscoe in 1803, and he sold to John G. W. Perkins in 1811. On …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… a. to his brother James, 153 who died in 1844. James's son Biscoe Hill Wortham 154 sold it in 1849 to Ebenezer Foster, a …