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Survey of London
… I, pp. 1756. Royal Academy Library, collection of Lord Chesham. L.C.C. Minutes, 4 March 1902, pp. 31114; 28 January …
A History of the County of Oxford
… been influenced by the heretical teaching of the Rector of Chesham Bois (Bucks.), were condemned by Bishop Chedworth. 4 …
Survey of London
… required tenants to conform. In 185861, for instance, Lord Chesham made unauthorised alterations to the rear of his new …
Survey of London
… undistinguished rebuildings at Nos, 7882 (even) flanking Chesham Flats, the biggest of the I.I.D.C. blocks. Opposite, …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… 1895. 27 Before the County Hall there are a statue of Lord Chesham (d. 1907), erected in 1910, and a Clock Tower built …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… the punishments meted out in 1506 to certain people at Chesham, who had spoken against idolatry and superstition, …
Scriveners' company common paper 1357-1628
… [ Norfolk] Stephen Frankeleyn Robert Clerk' [ Clerke] John Chesham, 14 June 1417 9 Richard Lyndesay 10 [p. 65] 11 John …
Survey of London
… of Hemel Hempstead, gentleman, to Isaac Robinson of Chesham, gentleman. 59 It seems probable that these nine …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… Manor. By walking due east from Wedon Hill and skirting Chesham Bois Common Amersham Common is reached with its … in the 15th century in the Earl of Oxford, as lord of Chesham Higham, 173 and towards the end of the 16th century … appear to have been divided between Miles Sandys, lord of Chesham Higham, and Peter Palmer, by grant of Edward Earl of …
Finance and trade under Edward III
… iiij s Will de Croidon, Tavern4 ij s viij d Will de Chesham, Dyegher iiij s Joh de Tewkesbery ij s viij d Stephs …