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A History of the County of Middlesex
… (as patron of ch.) and see Coggan Capsey, Alf. Cardon, Wm. Cardrow, Jas. Carleton, Mary, m. Wm. Tufnell Carlile, Wilson …
Middlesex county records
… Earl of, permitted to keep arms in his house, 136. Cardrow, James, 10, 166. Mr., 166. Carey, Edward, 45. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… de, Customer of Southampton port, 113, 208, 648, 1361. Cardrow, James, clerk of Irons, etc., in trust for W. Evans, …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… 428, 820 see Hoare, J., Evans W., Evans G., Swallow, T., Cardrow J., Hastings W. house of in the Mint, 1076, 1276-7, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… and was sold by Sir Thomas Draper, Bt., in 1662 to James Cardrow. In 1687 the house had a great hall and wainscotted …
Middlesex county records
… the churchwardens of the poor of that parish (p. 53) James Cardrow, J.P., reports that Robert Snelling owes William Long …
Middlesex county records
… certain JusticesLancelot Johnson, Sir Charles Lee, James Cardrow, Thomas Owen, Thomas Hariot, Ralph Bucknall, …
Middlesex county records
… &c. (pp. 722) Order that two of the Justices, James Cardrow and Henry Nelthorp, examine what rents are in arrear … rent, &c., as Mr. Ryder, Mr. Herbert, Mr. Mundy, and Mr. Cardrow, or two of them shall think fit (p. 27) Order …