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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… grammar school at Heighington, founded in 1619 by Thomas Garrett, who endowed it with lands and houses of the present …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… district was formed out of the townships of Great Crosby and Litherland. The living is a perpetual curacy, in …
A Dictionary of London
… Archt., W. F. Pocock (Welch, p.184). Old City Chambers and Crosby Hall Chambers seem to have occupied the site …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… also the townships of Bootle, Litherland, and Great Crosby. The history of these townships is separately treated …
A History of the County of Essex
… school was designed for open air teaching, and in 1925 the Crosby Road open air school was opened on the same site, with …
Survey of London
… its original brevity of the early 1770s when the Elizabeth Garrett Anderson (formerly Risinghill) School obliterated the … was mounted on the wall alongside what is now Elizabeth Garrett Anderson School, unveiled by the historian A. J. P. … clearance. Their sites are now covered by the Elizabeth Garrett Anderson School. Model dwellings, Hermes Street. This …
A History of the County of Sussex
… it was sold by Lewis Way to Major Newland, whose son Henry Garrett Newland was presented to the sinecure rectory in that …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… and two Westbury clothiers, Thomas Matravers and John Crosby. In 1795 Deane relinquished his share in the mill to Cole, Crosby, and John Matravers, probably a son of Thomas … White, and the firm operating the mill became known as Crosby & White. James Cole relinquished his share in the …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… was used for building. A bequest of £100 was made by John Crosby, by his will proved 1821. This bequest proved to be void, but Crosby's children made a gift of £100. Jane Fatt, by her will … Gaisford Gibbs, Elizabeth Ludlow, William Gaisford, John Crosby, and Jane Fatt. 69 The congregation of the Upper …