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A History of the County of Hampshire
… being his heir. 31 Cotton. Azure a cheveron between three hanks of cotton argent. The manor was still in the hands of …
A History of the County of Bedford
… the same family. 41 Cotton. Azure a cheveron between three hanks of cotton argent. There are seven entries in Domesday, …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… it in undivided shares to Joseph, Isaac, and William Hanks and Ann Belcher, the children of his sister Elizabeth Hanks. 103 In 1896 Brook farm, 243 a., was sold to Sir Henry … descended like Brook farm. It was held c. 1900 by Joseph Hanks, 114 whose representatives sold the 92-a. farm in 1910 …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Both charities were still paid in 1939. 367 Mrs. Elizabeth Hanks, a native of the parish, left in 1846 a share in the …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… difficulties were said to have ruined his family. 69 The Hanks family, one of the principal landowners in 1962, also has a long association with the parish. A Nicholas Hanks was living there in 1568, 70 and members of the family … the Manor House with the large dovecot, 101 which William Hanks purchased from James Clark in 1857. 102 In 1962 it was …
A History of the County of Hertford
… shields with the arms of Cotton, a cheveron between three hanks of cotton, differenced with a molet. The church plate …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… manor. In 1839 Arches farm, 100 a., belonged to Josiah Hanks. 96 With Thornhill farm it belonged to C. N. Miles in …
Survey of London
… 1894. No. 118 Mount Street, drawing-room in 1894 Herbert Hanks, decorator (p. 329) b. No. 98 Mount Street, entrance in …