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A History of the County of Oxford
… lived in the parsonage house. 465 His successor, W. J. Copeland, was an outstanding parish priest, who knew his … about 250 in the afternoon and 125 in the mornings. 467 Copeland also started a clothing club, which required regular … for Dr. Ingram, 1825. Ibid., letter of the Revd. W. J. Copeland. Kelly's Dir. Oxon. (1887). Ibid. (1903). Par. Rec., …
Magna Britannia
… of Chester, archdeaconry of Richmond, and deanery of Copeland. The port of Harrington has a considerable trade, …
A History of the County of Essex
… estate until 1834, when Bollingtons was bought by John Copeland. 178 In 1841 Bonningtons farm comprised 173 a. 179 …
Magna Britannia
… parish, belonged in the reign of Henry III. to Alan de Copeland, of Bootle, in whose family it continued several …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… issue, it passed to his sister Joan 111 wife of Richard de Copeland. Richard and Joan enfeoffed Robert Malet of this …
Magna Britannia
… of Chester, archdeaconry of Richmond, and deanery of Copeland, has always been annexed to the manor. The school at …
Magna Britannia
… Chester, the archdeaconry of Richmond, and the deanery of Copeland. There is a school at Millom, to which Joseph … of Chester, archdeaconry of Richmond, and deanery of Copeland, is annexed to the manor. Ineffectual attempts at … of Chester, archdeaconry of Richmond, and deanery of Copeland, has been augmented by Queen Anne's bounty. A …
A History of the County of Durham
… However this may be, the King was taken captive by John de Copeland, a Northumberland esquire and husband of one of the …
A History of the County of Durham
… probable that Joan, wife of the valiant squire John de Copeland, was yet a fourth daughter. William de Kirkby … Sir Thomas Gray, kt., and in 1360 Gray enfeoffed John de Copeland. 148 Copeland had received a handsome royal pension and other …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Baronetage, ii. 169 70; for the Borlase family see W. C. Copeland Borlase, Borlase of Borlase and pedigree in …