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A History of the County of Somerset
… 122-m. contour and includes the hamlets of Burlinch and Coombe. 45 Little Creech, an area of 25 a., lies between West … The Upper Sandstone and Ilfracombe slates were quarried at Coombe and Burlinch. 49 'Flint' was said to have been dug at … 59 and Adsborough as Tetesberge in the 11th century. 60 Coombe and Burlinch are small settlements in the valley north …
A History of the County of Somerset
… however, some consolidation during the 19th century. The Coombe family of Charlton were farmers and graziers and … 79 In 1813 they had over 168 a. in Creech 80 and George Coombe's estates in the parish and elsewhere were worth about … £15,000 of which £1,200 was in livestock. 81 By 1839 the Coombe holdings covered nearly 200 a. and in 1851 George …
A History of the County of Somerset
… until 1799 when Lady Harriet Acland sold it to George Coombe. 94 Known as Aclands in 1839, 95 and later as Charlton House, it remained in the Coombe family until 1929 when it was sold. 96 Charlton House … overlands. 10 By 1839 several landowners, notably George Coombe in 1817, had purchased the tithes of their own lands, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… S. W.) from London; comprising the tythings of Clapton, Coombe, Easthams, Furland, Hewish, Laymore, and Woolminstone; …
A History of the County of Surrey
… 23 The manor includes the tithings of Croydon Town, Coombe and Croham, Selsdon, Woodside, Addiscombe (formerly …
A History of the County of Surrey
… of Mrs. E. Sharp; Haling Grove House, of Mr. S. Shorter; Coombe Lodge, Coombe Road, of Mr. J. J. Reid; Coombe Cliff, Coombe Road, of Mr. Alderman Allen, J.P.; …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… Devon, cm (182735). Recorded at Union Terr. in 1829 and Coombe St, 183335. Marriage to Miss Sarah Youd of Exeter at …
December 1649: An Act for an Assessment for six Moneths, from the Five and twentieth of December, 1649, for maintenance of the Forces raised by Authority of Parliament for the Service of England and Ireland, at the rate of Ninety thousand pounds per mensem for the first three Moneths, and at the rate of Three score thousand pounds for the last three Moneths.
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum