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Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… 1661 Hall, - By 1661 Hardy, [N.] By 1661 Hawley, - By 1661 Henshaw, [J.] By 1661 Heylin, [P]. By 1661 Heywood, [W.] By …
Magna Britannia
… 1661; Laurence Bodley, canon residentiary, 1615; Nicholas Henshaw, canon residentiary, 1614; John Lake, canon …
A History of the County of Leicester
… (8) Wm. Gregory, 1614, (9) Wm. Coulson, 1646/73, (10) John Henshaw, 1647/33, (11) Thos. Wodland, 1671/201, (12) Robert …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… he sat four years; and then, on the death of Dr. Joseph Henshaw Bishop of Peterburgh, was translated thither, being …
Survey of London
… seventeenth century the house had been the home of Thomas Henshaw, the scientific writer and diplomatist 11. A tavern …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… to which he immediately repair'd to the Tower to one major Henshaw, a loyal person, who had been imprisoned there by the … master Cromwell, found an easy opportunity to procure Mr. Henshaw, in company with the warder himself, to go over and … of gold. All this was manag'd with the utmost privacy by Henshaw, without the least suspicion of the warder, and at …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… in 1662 for Nonconformity. 24 In more recent times Thomas Henshaw, the founder of the Bluecoat Hospital, was an … was applied ; and the Bluecoat School, founded by Thomas Henshaw in 1807. Samuel Scholes in 1747 gave rent-charges of …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… incumbents 35: bef. 1542 Leonard Fell 36 oc. 1548 John Henshaw 37 oc. 1554 Oliver Whitwell 38 oc. 1562 John …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… land in Page Moss, also a rent-charge of 40 s. out of Henshaw's fields and Button's field, for binding poor … Page Moss, let at 45 a year; a rent-charge of 30 s. out of Henshaw's field; a rent-charge of 10 s. out of Button's …