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A History of the County of Oxford
… as it had probably been from the 1470s, by the local Brice family with the demesne farm. 187 Suburban Development …
A History of the County of Oxford
… of both the demesne and the manor house to the local Brice family, 273 the borough seems to have achieved fuller … Puritan nor staunchly anti-Royalist, however. Stephen Brice of Witney park, son of Stephen (d. 1643), was a …
A History of the County of Oxford
… and bellman gave notice of court sessions, and Richard Brice (d. 1596), keeper and scribe of the court books for 35 …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 7 on his death he was succeeded as lessee by Stephen Brice (d. 1620), whose family had held the demesne and … 1638), who in the 1620s and 1630s held jointly with Robert Brice, probably his son, manorial courts being held in both … and in 1654 settled the manor on his son John, 12 though Brice may have remained lessee of the demesne and manor …
A History of the County of Essex
… of the earl of Essex. 77 The house was pulled down by Brice Pearse between 1820 and 1838, 78 after the diversion of … replacing the old entry to the lane by Hereford House. Brice Pearse of Monkhams, who gained most from these …
A History of the County of Essex
… the north of the parish leased from the lord of the manor. Brice Pearse of Monkhams gave 1,000 towards this. At first …
A History of the County of Essex
… Mrs. Pearse, 95 by Nicholas Pearse, 96 who conveyed it to Brice Pearse in 1809. 97 The Pearse family had already … acquired Hereford House, the adjoining property. 98 Brice Pearse died in 1812 but his son, also Brice, 99 continued to build up the estate. In 1814 he …
A History of the County of Oxford
… was occupied by Thomas Edwards and his successor Eden Brice, both specialist manufacturers of sports equipment; Brice later moved to the workshop at nos. 224 Oxford Street. … (1854). Above, Bldgs. nos. 1, 57; Boro. Mun. 1445, s.v. Brice; P.O. Dir. Oxon. (1869 and later edns.). P.R.O., RG …
Charters and Documents relating to the City of Glasgow 1175-1649
… Hugh Toller, Ambrose, Nichol Toller, Robert Jargun, Brice the baker, and others. …
Survey of London
… and the first stone was laid on 15th August, 1765, by Brice Fisher, one of the vice-presidents of the charity, but …