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Register of the Freemen of the City of York
… GROCERS, JOH. PECKETT, MERCH., JOH. HALL, MERCER, SAM. BUXTON, JEREM. BRIGGS, GROCERS, EMAN. JUSTICE, INHOLDER, RIC. … free labourer Thomas Gascoyne, bricklayer Radulphus Buxton, bricklayer Ricardus Vary, free labourer Josephus … tallowchandler Dan. Camell, barber chyrurgeon Robertus Buxton, milloner Georgius Pearson, per redemp. Benjamin …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… Fowler, Barnard and Dimsdales, and Prescott, Cave, Buxton, Loder & Co., as well as many well-known provincial …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… Backhouse. In 1638 the tithepayers and occupants were Mr. Buxton, with a house worth £50 p.a., and probably also Mr. …
City of London tithe assessments
… Pa. Capt. William Geare 11/1 £90 £12 7s 6d £2 1s 0d Mr Buxton 11/2 £50 £6 17s 6d £4 2s 0d Mr Francis? Lanes shop …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… to the Vernons, of Haddon. The road from Ashbourn to Buxton lies in the vicinity of both places. The living is a …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… (ibid. f. 24). Res. 28 June 1809 (Adm. 7/819 pp. 261-2). Buxton, George B. Clerk ( Bills and Accounts) transferred …
A History of the County of Stafford
… former was turnpiked in 1770 as a branch of the Cheadle-Buxton road, 79 it was realigned to cross the river by a new … responsibility and the latter Sheen's. 81 The Cheadle-Buxton road turnpiked in 1770 originally ran west of Warslow …
A History of the County of Stafford
… 'Mary, the Maid of the Inn', written in 1796. 99 The Leek-Buxton road through Heathylee was laid out in the later 1760s … past Gib Torr. There was an inn by 1805 where the Buxton branch left the main road. By 1833 it was called the … from Warslow laid out in the late 1810s joined the Leek-Buxton road south of the Royal Cottage, and by the later …
A History of the County of Stafford
… the early 19th century was the route between the Leek-Buxton road, just over the Quarnford boundary, and Longnor. …
A History of the County of Stafford
… northern part of the ancient parish the nearest town is Buxton (Derb.), 6 miles north-west of Longnor. Leek is 10 … area, 2,707 a. (1,095 ha.) in 1994 extending from the Leek-Buxton road in Heathylee nearly to Warslow village. The …