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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset

… and Meare. It has been assumed that the best 'coal' or 'blackstone', outcropping as a thin layer only in the cliffs …

Romford: Education and charities

A History of the County of Essex

… the poor. There is no later record of this charity. Mrs. Blackstone, by will dated 1647, gave 20 in trust for the poor …

Romford: Manors and other estates

A History of the County of Essex

… Ann, and his son, Sir John Matthews, sold Gobions to John Blackstone, apothecary of London. 162 In 1720, after Blackstone's death, his estate was divided among his family. … another London apothecary, whose son John had married Blackstone's daughter Ann. 163 John and Ann Curwen succeeded …

Scackleton - Scartho

A Topographical Dictionary of England

… is mountainous and wild; on the west is the lofty ridge of Blackstone Edge, and several parts of the chapelry command …

Section VII: The Forest of Shirewood

Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire

… Close of the Town of Wellay, from thence by that way to Blackstone Haugh, from thence to that place where the River … thence by the great way which leads from Nottingham unto Blackstone Hew, And from thence unto the little brooke of …

Sessions, 1615: 29 November and 1 December