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Old and New London
… are told by Mr. Timbs, "was restored by its tenant, Mr. R. Clark, one of the choir, who also erected in its front the …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… the arch bishop the next vacancy Humfr. (de Tikhill) the clark of Ostrefeild, if he should be living, or some other fit clark, at the request of the said Gilbert, to be parson of …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… recorded at Westonbirt in the wills of William and Thomas Clark in 1493 and 1503 respectively. 71 Sheepfarming was …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… Minchins farm 53 which was evidently held in 1543 by John Clark, patron for the turn. 54 John Taylor, who presented in … 1594, was the lessee of Westonbirt manor. 55 Christopher Clark included his share of the advowson in the sale of … was John Gawen, husband of Elizabeth, widow of Ambrose Clark. 57 In 1702 the patronage was disputed by the holders …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… by his widow Margaret. 54 In 1483 it was held by William Clark and others. 55 William (d. 1493) was succeeded by his son Walter, and by 1543 the estate was held by John Clark; 56 a Walter Clark, yeoman, was mentioned in 1608. 57 In 1652 the estate, …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Joel the chaplain of Wirkesop, Thomas the dean, Math. the clark, &c. Laurence de Pavelli about 11 E 2. 15 held 40s. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… analysed the water of a spring on the property of Miss Clark, of Bagdale, and with the exception only of the iron, …