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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… the Bradleys to the Cheyneys by 1300, for then Walter de Cheyney held a carucate of land of the lords of Warminster by the rent of 10 s. 50 John Cheyney, mentioned in 1356, 51 but dead by c. 1363, 52 must …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Ford praying to resign his place as a stamper to John Cheyney by reason of age and infirmity. Ibid. Same to the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Treasurer Oxford to the Stamps Commissioners to admit John Cheyney as a stamper loco William Ford, who is very old and …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Book XXV, pp. 1067. Same appointing William, Visct. Cheyney, to be Clerk of the Pipe, loco William Farrer, whose …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… 25. Money warrant for 35 l. 8 s. 1 d. to William, Visct. Cheyney, for three quarters to 1715 Lady day on his fee of 47 …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… of use: 1585 Found describing BENGAL, CAMLET, CAMLETEEN, CHEYNEY, Chrispinas, HEMP, KENDAL, MOHAIR, MOIRE, PARAGON, …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… was to be paid to Sir John's daughter, Joan, wife of Ralph Cheyney. Headinghill is mentioned in connexion with this rent … Hawkeridge, then described as a hamlet, went to Ralph Cheyney and his wife Joan, a daughter of Sir John. 87 Ralph …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… daughters. 65 After Joan's marriage, her husband, Ralph Cheyney, objected that his wife's share was inferior in value … partition was made in 1368. 66 By this Ralph and Joan Cheyney were to hold the manor of Brook, the hamlets of … his death in 1428. 95 Margaret married thirdly Sir William Cheyney and died in 1443 when the property passed to her …
Old and New London
… open space before the Sanctuary. It was commonly called "Cheyney Gate Manor," from the conspicuous chain which was …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1541-1857
… comp. H. Cotton (Dublin, 1851-60) 111 210). Thomas Cheyney D.D. 1739-1760. Coll. 14 Dec. 1739 (Ep. 1/1/11 f. …