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Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… in Milk Street belonged in the later 12th century to Edwin le Turch, who granted his land in Melecstrate beside … Parvus, for £2 in silver as a gersum and 10s. yearly. Edwin may also (?later) have given the same land to the … Maud released the rest of their claim. 14 Henry Frowyk (d. 1377-8) survived his son Thomas Frowyk (d. 1374-5), but …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… burnt in the war between Penda, King of Mercia, and Edwin of Northumbria, the latter of whom had a palace here; …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… of R. Turner; first occ. 1788 ( Royal Kal. (1788), 104). D. 24 March 1795 ( Gent. Mag. (1795), lxv (1), 352; FO … Clerk 18 April 1792-28 Sept. 1817 (FO 366/670 p. 125). D. 28 Sept. 1817 (FO 366/380). Bidwell, Thomas Clerk 20 Oct. … 366/380). Left office 5 April 1799 (FO 366/380). Norris, Edwin Translator 28 Nov. 1847-31 March 1866 (FO 366/674 pp. …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Extra Clerk first occ. 21 April 1815 (T 29/134 p. 1018). D. 5 Aug. 1825 (T 41/5). Aislabie, John Chancellor of … at Arms 2 March 1733-4 Aug. 1765 (C 66/ 3589, 3678). D. 4 Aug. 1765 (T 53/50 p. 84). Althorp, George John … 17 Oct. 1834-22 March 1850 (T 29/358 p. 326). Crafer, Edwin Turner Extra Clerk 28 Feb. 1824-12 Oct. 1832 (T 38/552 …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… the Fleet 15 June 1743-11 Nov. 1744 (Adm. 6/16 pp. 191-2). D. 11 Nov. 1744 (SPB, iv f. 20). Kendall, James Commissioner … Sept. 1763; 12 Jan. 1771-1 April 1782. Sandys, Hon. Edwin Commissioner 6 April-2 July 1757. Saul, Joseph Third … 82-3). Res. 9 Nov. 1853 (HCA 50/23 pp. 82-3). Swainson, Edwin Newcome Third Class Clerk 30 Dec. 1853-31 March 1855 …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Henry Chief Clerk Nov. 1714-10 Feb. 1762 (T 38/439 p. 28). D. 10 Feb. 1762 ( Gent. Mag. (1762), xxxii, 93). Kemmeter, … Carrier 29 Dec. 1737-c. 1 Oct. 1747 ( CTBP 1735-8, 354). D. by 1 Oct. 1747 (T 29/31 p. 49). Kempe, John Arrow Third … 1864 (AB, iv, 113). Res. 9 May 1864 (ibid. 160-4). Mills, Edwin Extra Clerk 1 Oct. 1857-c. 1860 (T 29/569 p. 36). Last …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Porter 10 March 1787-c. 14 March 1809 (BT 5/4 p. 211). D. by 14 March 1809 (BT 5/18 p. 471). Adderley, Edward Hale … Ret. 4 July 1764 ( JCTP 1764-7, 89). Pearson, Alexander Edwin Junior Clerk 12 May 1865 (BT 5/73). Private Secretary … 1868; first occ. Oct. 1869 ( Staff Lists, 25). Pearson, Edwin James Junior Clerk Jan. 1865 (BT 20/1 no. 1). Peel, …
A History of the County of Stafford
… side of the village given by Henry Harpur-Crewe (d. 1991). 77 There was an inn called the Black Lion in the … was in existence by 1403. 18 In 1553 bequests of 3 s. 4 d. and of a sheep were made for its maintenance. 19 Both … son Hugh d'Avranches, who was created earl of Chester in 1071. 62 By 1086, however, Roger, earl of Shrewsbury, held …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… John Haskett, 1730, Purbeck marble slab. In tower, (3) of Edwin Tomkins, 17 . ., trimmed and partly defaced slab with … (IV, 460) the house was remodelled by Thomas Haskett (d. 1744), who inherited it from his uncle John Haskett (d. 1730), an eminent Salisbury apothecary. Further …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… after the Conquest it was granted to William FitzOsbern (d. 1071), earl of Hereford, whose son Roger de Breteuil … 79 It was apparently held later by Miles of Gloucester 80 (d. 1143), earl of Hereford, whose son Walter of Hereford …