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A History of the County of Middlesex
… and the estate descended in the Sothebys of Sewardstone (Essex) through Ann's sons James (d.s.p. 1742) and William (d. … land in 1703. Richard Knight's grandson Peter Knight, of Essex, took out several mortgages between 1711 and 1717 with … Sir Philip Hall, 98 who sold it in 1761 to Peter Bigot of Essex. 99 James Goden Bigot sold it in 1794 to Michael Pope …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… and S. walls without arcades, 1956-7. 37 St. Bartholomew, Essex (later Buckhurst) St. Dist. assigned 1844 from St. Mat. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Some infant poor were cared for in Edmonton and Ilford (Essex), by nurses supervised by the overseers and guardians … and a medical officer for children sent to Leytonstone (Essex). 5 The board introduced the new system successfully, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… gave it £5,000. By c. 1890 such people were migrating to Essex and the decline of weaving and growth of apathy led to … when probably taken over by Prim. Meths. 98 Abbey, later Essex Street, mission originated in Calvinists 99 under min. … until departure because of lack of funds c. 1867. Renamed Essex (later Blythe) St. schs. and mission 1867 and another …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 53 In 1772 his son Anthony Natt, rector of Netteswell (Essex), bought the freehold from the lord of the manor 54 and …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… advowson was exchanged by Brasenose for that of Weeley (Essex), the property of the bishop of London, by that time …
Survey of London
… 79 and 1921 Wells Street and the cottages in India Row and Essex Place before their bankruptcy in 1810. 303 These were … from Limehouse, one was from Bow and the other lived in Essex. They included four shipwrights and a boat builder, …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… the heir of Morison, and with his posterity, the Earl of Essex, they still continue. [Throsby] Beavall. Thoroton has …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… fortunate, for a third candidate, John Tufnell, a wealthy Essex landowner with some east Yorkshire property, appeared … former members, Capel Cure, a wealthy Tory landowner from Essex, and the retiring Whig member for Hull, Daniel Sykes of …
The Cromwell Association Online Directory of Parliamentarian Army Officers
… M S .272 in the Lambeth Palace Library (1931) Davies, 'Essex' G. Davies, 'The Parliamentary Army under the earl of Essex', English Historical Review, vol. 49 (1934), 32-54. De … and the story of Basing House (Southampton, 1904) Graham, 'Essex' A. Graham, 'Finance, localism and military …