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A History of the County of Stafford
… to have been held on separate tenancies. Bayly and William Brett, the sons of a West Bromwich ironmonger, 57 took a … Bromwich were Turton & Co., Richard Jesson, and William Brett. Turton & Co. used 450 tons of iron a year in … Black Country firms operated on a larger scale. Jesson and Brett used 350 tons and 260 tons a year respectively, and …
A History of the County of Stafford
… Oakwood), William Turton of Hateley Heath, and Bayly Brett were licensed for nonconformist worship and were … and the trustees included members of the Lowe, Turton, Brett, and Nock families. 24 In July 1715 the Presbyterians … Two silver cups were presented to the church by Elizabeth Brett in 1765 and two by William Whitehouse in 1841; 44 …
The Environs of London
… the parish, except about twelve acres which belong to Mr. Brett. Manor-house. The manor-house, which is the only house …
A History of the County of Sussex
… It was sold by Philip, Earl of Arundel, in 1580 to Robert Brett, 64 who died in 1586. By his will he gave his wife … thereof; for the whole passed to their son and heir John Brett, who sold it to William Hildrop in 1603. 66 By 1606 the …