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A History of the County of Hampshire
… of the bishops of Winchester, was taken from them by Adam Gurdon, given back by Edward I 1280, 1 burnt down and rebuilt …
A History of the County of Oxford
… ale-house, 162 and Hearne refers respectfully to Mother Gurdon's. 163 In 1727 undergraduates who had tried to tie a …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… same Constance, heiress of Nutley, that the famous Adam Gurdon became possessed of the manor. 5 In the reign of Edward I Joan daughter of Adam Gurdon received licence from the king to enfeoff James de … de Venuz after the marriage of Constance de Venuz to Adam Gurdon, as in 1317 John le Mareschal, then lord of East …
A History of the County of Bedford
… to hold this manor throughout the 18th century. Brampton Gurdon Dillingham was lord of the manor in 1794 at the time …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 4 yardlands, William Doville's 1 yardland, and Thomas Gurdon's 1 yardland, which were evenly divided between the …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… R. E. Clement, R. Clay, F. E. Ryder, G. L. Bergne, F. A. Gurdon, W. B. Puller, C. C. Hervey, G. W. Third Class Clerks … E. G. Private Secretaries To First Lord West, A. E. Gurdon, W. B. To Chancellor of the Exchequer Wilson, C. R. To …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Miles Corbett, John Fielder, A. Garland, Nich. Gough, John Gurdon, Nath. Hallowes, Edm. Harvy, Wm. Hay, Roger Hill, Luke …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… (CLXXVIII. 48). The Editor has to thank Mr. Edward Temple Gurdon, who has lately resigned his appointment in this …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… 18 June Collins, C. 1749 14 Dec. Playters, J. 1750 17 Nov. Gurdon, W. 1751 27 July Shaw, F. 1757 7 May Rideker, G. 1762 …