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A History of the County of Oxford
… frontispiece, and for a water-colour see opposite. L. Dickins and M. Stanton, An 18th-century Correspondence …
A History of the County of Essex
… 46883, partly printed Lennard and Barrett, 64650, and L. Dickins and M. Stanton, An 18 th-Cent. correspondence, III, … Country Life, clxix, 562. E.R.O., D/DL Z23, p. 88. Dickins and Stanton, op. cit. 1356, 226; D. Stroud, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 417; ibid. xviii(1), pp. 446, 540. Cal. Pat. 15503, 63; M. Dickins, Hist. of Hook Norton, 1623. C 142/152/118. For the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Com.), i. 231; for the descent of Hook Norton see Margaret Dickins, Hist. Hook Norton, 620. Complete Peerage (orig. … Complete Peerage, x. 551; the Plescy-Lenveysy descent in Dickins, Hook Norton, 1314, is inaccurate. Cal. Close, 137781, 299; Cal. Pat. 143641, 166; Dickins, Hook Norton, 15 sqq.; Complete Peerage, xii (1), 477 …
A History of the County of Warwick
… more or less modernized. The most noticeable building is 'Dickins' Dairy', a two-storied building about 500 yds. … A Little History of Cherington and Stourton, by Margaret Dickins. Published by the Banbury Guardian, 1934. It is so …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… 1747, with a paten of the same date, both given by Ambrose Dickins; a silver paten of 1751, and a plated flagon and …
A History of the County of Worcester
… was conveyed by John Street and Bridget his wife to John Dickins. 233 It was sold by William Hall and Elizabeth his … of Worcs. ii, 179) states that the manor passed to Mr. Dickins (who married Robert Walweyn's widow Elizabeth). Feet …
A History of the County of Northampton
… Stonehouse Vigor and his wife Charlotte Oliver to Francis Dickins (see advowson) in 1798. 101 Nowers. Argent two bars … presented to the living in 1745 and 1748, and Ambrose Dickins between 1751 and 1777; 148 and from 1794 to 1848 Francis Dickins was patron. In 1770 the vicarage of Irchester was …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… Rowden, rector in 1654, was ejected in favour of William Dickins, the Lord Protector's nominee in 1655. 275 Dickins's successor was ejected in 1660 and later ministered … moved in 1871 were floor tablets to the rectors William Dickins (d. 1659), Samuel Michell (d. 1665), and James …