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Staffordshire Historical Collections
… xv. John Atte lake ij. Willmo le Faunt ij. Ricardo de Fulford ij. ob. qu. Roberto de Fulford ij. iij. Willmo de Suede iij. Stephano Dyke ij. ij. … Grene iij. Henrico Wyly xviij. Summa xxx. s. ij. d. p'b'. Fulford et . . . . s. d. De Ricardo filio Alexandri iiij. ij. …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… Regis H. v. incipiente vi." An assize, etc., if Henry de Fulford and Thomas his brother, had disseised Alan, son of … Gilbert, and Matania his wife, of their free tenement in Fulford, etc. The jury say they had been unjustly disseised, …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… of Salisbury, taylor. John Chapman, of the same. John Fulford, servant to major Clarke. Richard Goleston, of Amport …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… in 1086 was soke of Count Alan of Brittany's manor of Gate Fulford. 5 In 1284-5 the overlordship was held by the earl of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Hilderstone, Stone, and part of Beech; the chapelry of Fulford; and the liberties of Kibblestone, Normicott, … Simeon's Trustees; it is dedicated to Christ. At Aston, Fulford, and Hilderstone are other incumbencies. There are …
London Inhabitants within the Walls
… 7.28 Fuah: Miriam, 14.8 Nat, 14.8 Fudy Alice, ser, 26.3 Fulford Fullford: Mary, 7.18 Sam, ser, 81.5 Fulham Reb, wid; …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… William Neel. Ditto. John Brichill, rector. 1340, John Fulford, by Thomas Astele. 1342, William de Westwick, by Sir …
A History of the County of York
… programme launched by William Pitt in 1792; 2 land in Fulford Field was purchased in 1793 3 at a cost of 100 … military hospital was built on the opposite (west) side of Fulford Road to replace the first which had stood in the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… and the Salvation Army have a meeting place. Charities Fulford's School, founded by George Fulford by deed, 1668. 235In addition to land and buildings, …
A History of the County of Warwick
… her heirs, 160 while in 1608 these were leased to Thomas Fulford and his wife Mary (possibly Mary Gybons), for her …