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A History of the County of Lancaster
… and that he had entered through a certain Alan de Copeland. Afterwards the plaintiff acknowledged that the vill …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… granted lands in Newton and Allithwaite to Richard de Copeland at a rent of two pairs of gloves, and gave other … of William de Asmunderlaw gave his estate to Richard de Copeland. 5 The Copelands have already been shown to have been owners in Lower Allithwaite. Richard de Copeland in the second quarter of the 1 3 th century granted …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… of Pembroke, who held it in 1346, 18 and to John de Copeland. 19 In the 15th century it was like Wyresdale held …
A History of the County of Oxford
… and Mountague Bernard. J. W. Bowden, Isaac Williams, W. J. Copeland, and H. P. Guillemard carried on the traditions of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Smith. Ellis Cooper. Jas. Slepford. Rob. Laundy. Peter Copeland. Dan. Terry. Sam. Brookes. Rob. Mustian. Thos. …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… the opinion was there should be a lighthouse on one of the Copeland Isles, commonly called Crosse Isle, and that a …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… Hill in 1804 though his address is also recorded as 15 Copeland Ct, Norfolk St. A directory of 1807 shows 7 Mary Ann …
A History of the County of Essex
… originated in 1874 when a temporary church was built in Copeland Road on a site given by Alfred Janson and Henry Ford … it was structurally weak. The church hall, built in Copeland Road in 1880, was altered for use as a church. 177 …
A History of the County of Essex
… 258 The salary seems to have ceased by 1711. 259 W. T. Copeland, master keeper in 1857, stated in 1863 that his … 3 or 4 brace in the walk and in 1848 3 brace. 268 In 1863 Copeland stated that he had only had a buck as fee deer once …
A History of the County of Essex
… 1967. Selborne Road Tabernacle originated in 1882 when J. Copeland, pastor of Zion, Maynard Road, held meetings in St. …