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A History of the County of York East Riding
… acquisition by George Walker in 1882. 3 In 1914 Walker's trustees sold Waplington to Walter Cliff. 4 A. F. Burton … the 334-acre Manor farm to John Huxtable, but in 1973 his trustees still retained over 500 a. 7 A house on the Drax … family, as relatives of Elizabeth Ash, 23 and the Clark trustees were still farming the tithes in 1839. 24 The corn …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… from the borough to a separate body of Municipal Charity Trustees in 1837. 36 Protracted lawsuits over the division of … in 1846, when 1,052 acres were assigned to the charity trustees, together with some 6,000 in respect of arrears, … the ecclesiastical functions of the Municipal Charity Trustees from those concerned with the almshouses by creating …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… decree of the following year management was vested in 11 trustees, who were to nominate inmates with the advice of the … reaching 55 by 1801, 9 and between 1794 and 1804 the trustees invested the surplus, together with a gift of 200, …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… distribution of the Lythwood rent charges was vested in trustees. 28 These were apparently nominated by the Mercers' Guild but when new trustees were appointed in 1616 the churchwardens of St. … were vested in the vicar of St. Chad's and two other trustees and were thereafter distributed to the poor of the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… grand aqueduct level, called "Nent Force," was cut by the trustees of Greenwich Hospital: this subterraneous canal is … at Manchester and other adjacent towns. The Duke of Bridgewater's canal from Manchester to Runcorn passes within …
A History of the County of Stafford
… in 1982, was bought by the village from the Harpur-Crewe trustees and converted into Alstonefield Memorial Hall and … patronage of the united benefice was vested jointly in the trustees of the Harpur-Crewe estate as patrons of … 25 poor children from Alstonefield township chosen by the trustees; the master was to be a member of the Church of …
A History of the County of Stafford
… jointly in the bishop of Lichfield as patron of Sheen, the trustees of the HarpurCrewe estate as patrons of Quarnford, … 95 In 1661 Vincent Weston vested land at Sheen in trustees who were to use the income to pay a minister of …
A History of the County of Stafford
… Quarnford, each of whom was allotted a pew, and £5 by the trustees of the chapel. 74 The fees were to be retained by … Sir George Crewe then paid the £5 formerly paid by the trustees. 81 In 1829 Peter or William Walmesley left £50, but … Hartington. Mr. M. Pearman, librarian and archivist to the trustees of the Devonshire Settled Estates, and his assistant …
A History of the County of Stafford
… Crewe in 1708. 98 In 1778 John Crewe conveyed the manor to trustees, who in 1789 granted it to the duke of Devonshire. … curate of Warslow, left £200 to Warslow school, and his trustees nominated the master who subscribed in 1744. 15 By …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of worship for Wesleyans; and schools are aided by the trustees of Gilbert's charity, which provides also for the … Thomas Grove, his son, also conveyed some land to trustees, for "the poorest of the poor people," the proceeds …