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Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… Sir Benjamin Rudyard, Knights; Richard Whitehead, Edmund Dunch, Henry Martin, Peregrine Hobby, Tanfield Vachell, … William Tipping, Robert Scrope, Edward Clerk, Edmund Dunch, and Bulstrode Whitlock, Esquires; Sir Peter Wentworth …
The Environs of London
… who died in 1721, married Elizabeth, daughter of Henry Dunch, Esq. of Newington in Oxfordshire. Son of Henry, the …
Survey of London
… his daughter Catherine who subsequently married Hungerford Dunch. Mrs. Dunch developed the estate to the extent of laying out Bear …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… leaving a daughter Anne under age, 10 who married Edmund Dunch 11 and died in 1627. 12 The manor is next found in …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… leased to Queen Elizabeth for seventynine years. 53 Edmund Dunch, son of William Dunch of Little Wittenham, was occupying it in 1588, 54 and probably his son William Dunch in 1605. 55 In 1648 the commissioners for the sale of …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… been the same until the 17th century. 56 In 1676 57 Edmund Dunch, the lord of the manor, together with Robert Loder, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… his son Sir Barentine Molyns conveyed the manor to Edmund Dunch, lord of a second manor in Clifton. 84 Thereafter, the … to John Doddington and John Jackson. 98 By 1592 William Dunch of Little Wittenham (Berks.) was in possession, 99 and … of lands. 102 In 1726 Clifton manor was purchased from Dunch's trustees by Robert Hucks (d. 1745), a London brewer …
A History of the County of Oxford
… influence, which was centred in the manorhouse. Elizabeth Dunch of Newington, wife of Sir Cecil Bisshopp (d. 1725) of …