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A History of the County of Worcester
… presentation took place in 1286, when Sir Walter de Cooksey presented. 61 His name has not been connected with …
A History of the County of Worcester
… messuage and carucate of land granted by Hugh Poer to Hugh Cooksey in marriage with his daughter Juliana was the subject … 1333 of a suit for dower brought by Isabel widow of Walter Cooksey, grandson of the last-mentioned Hugh, against her brother-in-law Hugh Cooksey, Walter's heir. 51 In 1405 Hugh's son, Sir Walter …
A History of the County of Worcester
… by the Crofts passed with a moiety of Churchill to William Cooksey, who purchased the other moiety of John Guise in … 60 In 1583 a certain Edmund Croft who had acquired Alice Cooksey's interest in the manor asserted that the reversion …
A History of the County of Worcester
… quartered with de la Planche, Hodington, Golafre, Cassy, Cooksey, Thorgrim and Cromlyn, the second bears Unton …
A History of the County of Worcester
… Hart, and in 1769 and 1782 was the property of Holland Cooksey. 129 The manor of Lulsley and Cold Place Farm were …
A History of the County of Worcester
… given Sapey Sturmy and Overton in Stanford (q.v.), to Hugh Cooksey, 114 for the 'lady of Cooksey' was holding Sutton in 1365 115 and Hugh Cooksey's son Sir Walter Cooksey died seised of it in 1404. …
A History of the County of Worcester
… Grafton Manor 22 (q.v.). Urse the sheriff was overlord of COOKSEY (Cochesei, Cochesie, xi cent.; Cokeseia, Kokeseye, … manor was held by knight service. There were two manors at Cooksey, held before 1066 by Alfwine and Atilic, two thegns … and others as to the title to a hide of land at Little Cooksey. 26 It seems probable that Richard de Montviron won …
Survey of London
… The building was altered about 1886 as part of Daniel Cooksey's redevelopment at Nos 9698 (see below). It is a rare … being partly redeveloped by the funeral furnisher Daniel Cooksey, with houses, stables and a coach-house at Nos 9698. …
Survey of London
… by P. H. Emerson. 54. Information given by Messrs. Cooksey and Partners. 55. Information given by John …