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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… of the new church. 349 The building was designed by W. H. Cripps. 350 General Baptist Churches Fleet Street. This was …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… Hall 12 Jan. 204 Mitigation totranspn.for 14 years. Cripps, Nathaniel Burglary [Death] Buckingham 12 Feb. 205 …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… Ibid. D 48/T 57. Ibid. D 587, Upton Grove deeds. Ibid. Cripps fam. deeds. G.D.R., V 5/300T4. Glos. R.O., D 587, Cripps fam. deeds, mortgage 1728. Ibid. Charlton man., ct. …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… bk. 1701-20. Glos. R.O., D 566/M 16, f. 14. Ibid. D 587, Cripps fam. deeds. Ibid. deeds of houses in Chipping and …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… occupies the site of a house belonging to Nathaniel Cripps, a Quaker magistrate, in the 1650s. 26 He later built … younger Nathaniel left the estate to his brother, Samuel Cripps of Bristol (d. 1771), who was succeeded by his nephew Thomas Cripps (d. 1803). The estate then passed to Thomas's brother …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… from the mid 1650s. The leading member was Nathaniel Cripps, a justice of the peace, whose house at Upton became … meeting-place and was visited several times by George Fox. Cripps and some other members were persecuted and imprisoned … was still held in the 1670s. 47 A piece of ground owned by Cripps, adjoining the Bristol road south of the town, was …
A History of the County of Oxford
… The tenants in the first half of the 18th century were the Cripps family, millwrights of Haddenham (Bucks.), who also … after was converted into Thame Mill Laundry. 299 Bernard Cripps of Kingsey (Bucks.) built the windmill in Barley Hill … 17th century. 300 It was still held by his descendent John Cripps of Haddenham in 1739, when it was apparently granted …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… founder's ' greate guilte boule' with cover, regarded by Cripps as 'the best of all' surviving college and corporation …
Survey of London
… leases to third parties, especially to Rush Marten Cripps, esquire, of Westmeston in Sussex, who was the lessee …