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An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… date, to which grant Nicholas de Birlingham was a witness. George de Birlingham held one fee in the 41st of Henry III. … was valued with that at 10 s. at the survey at 30 s. After King William came into England, Edric was out-lawed, and fled … s. 4 d.Deducted 13 s. 4 d. In this town was the church of St. Edmund, valued at 30 marks, paid Peter-pence 10 d. and …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… was deprived for rebellion, it was accounted for among the King's manors. At the survey, Rabel the carpenter possessed … Henry III. held of the manor of Mileham, by the grant of King William I. or purchase to Alan, son of Flaald, lord of … See in Limpenhow. The Church is a rectory, dedicated to St. Edmund; old valor 6 marks; Peter-pence 10 d.Carvage 2 d …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… freemen was in Ralph, and the soc of the other was in the King. 1 The ancient family of De Danmartin were early … with lands in Redham and Tunstal, and the advowson of St. Peter's church of North Birlingham (reserving to Sir … clerk. 1735, Joseph Clerk, by Carteret Leathes, Esq. 1758, George Dowdeswell. Ditto. 1764, Rev. Mr. Nelson. Ditto. …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… and had the soc and sac; Robert Blund farmed it of the King, as William Nowers did, when it was charged and valued … it came again to the Crown, where it remained till King Henry I. granted it, on the 3d of Sep. 1101, 2 [see … were 2 l. 7 s.Deducted 7 s. The Church is dedicated to St. Andrew, and was valued at 8 marks: Peter-pence 10 d. …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… this Blond had it, and, at the survey, Ulchetel, by the King's grant. 1 Ralph Stalre had, before the conquest, 4 … care of it for the Conqueror; the soc of them was in the King's hundred of Blofield, and they held it of the King at … III. which came to Adam de Brancaster, and William de St. Clere, in right of their wives, heirs to Nicholas. In …
Old and New London
… and its frescoes, was, a few months after the death of King Charles II., burned to the ground, and was speedily … need hardly remark, is the British Museum. THE "ROOKERY," ST. GILES'S, 1850. Nor was Bloomsbury only an isolated … the prospect. Dr. Stukeley, many years Rector of St. George's Church, describes (in his MS. diary, 1749) the then …
Old and New London
… Corporation of the Sons of the ClergyHart StreetSt. George's ChurchArchdeacon NaresMiss Stride's "Home" for … and as having letters patent for the office of Garter King-at-Arms in the first year of Richard III. His two sons … for her al fresco gatherings. In May, 1773, when living in St. James's Place, she issued invitations to 300 dear friends …
A History of the County of Oxford
… and Edwin had held the manor, apparently in turn, in King Edward's day. 7 Bloxham hundred is first named in 118990 … The hundred has been held by only three families. The king early lost it; in 1283 Amaury de St. Amand alleged that his family had held it since before …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… gravel rising to over 200 ft. on which stands the hill fort of Woolsbarrow. The village, and original settlement, … monuments. Ecclesiastical a(1) The Parish Church of St. Andrew stands in the village. The walls are of coursed … of the 16th century, was rebuilt to the designs of George Evans ( Building News, xix (1870), 67) and the Vestry …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Bloxworth - Bocking Bloxworth (St. Andrew) BLOXWORTH ( St. Andrew), a parish, in the union … with sand. The living is a rectory, valued in the king's books at 15. 7. 1., and in the gift of the family of … Trentham, but is now a distinct parish, under the 58th of George III., cap. 45. Within its limits are the inclosed …