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A History of the County of Surrey
… son of John, released to William Skrene and Robert Hewlett all his right in the manor of Windlesham. 31 In 1467 … probably son of William, quitclaimed his right to Robert Hewlett, 32 and from that time until the Dissolution the manor apparently formed part of the endowment of Hewlett's gild in this parish. 33 After the dissolution of …
Survey of London
… The college was further endowed by Jane Hargrave, Edward Hewlett, Dorothy Applebee and others. 56 Ten of the …
The Bede Roll of the Fraternity of St Nicholas
… CL deaths 1509, 492 Hewyt, Thomas LM adm 1520, 606 Hewlett, Ueylet, John LM adm 1515, 554 Hewlyn, Alice deaths …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Brook, for it could only be drowned from the Hollede (or Hewlett) river, and the operation, it was at first thought, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Schs. and Colls. 303; Bisson, Endowed Schs. i. 863; M. Hewlett, 'The Gods in the Schoolhouse', The Eng. Rev. xiii. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… 'Perambulations of Wilts. Forests 1300', trans. H. W. Hewlett, W.A.M. iv. 195; and see maps. A Som. jury declared … in 1279. See map. C 67/6A/6; translation by H. W. Hewlett in W.A.M. iv. 2001; see map. 'Greenbourne': P.N. … 'Perambulations of Wilts. Forests, 1300', trans. H. W. Hewlett, W.A.M. iv. 201; E 32/225/8. F. H. Manley, 'The …
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the County of Gloucester
… VAP V 58 RAF 8390, 4950). Charlton Kings. Battledown (or Hewlett's Camp?), (SO 970222). Early O.S. 6-inch maps show a 10-acre 'hillfort' called 'Hewlett's Camp' on a hill-top adjacent to Battledown House … 86), but he says that Battledown is a short distance from Hewlett's Camp, indicating the possibility of two separate …
County of Middlesex. Calendar to the sessions records: new series
… Welche, wife of Thomas Turnor of Stepney, yeoman, Henry Hewlett, bricklayer, and Edmund True, labourer, both of the …
County of Middlesex. Calendar to the sessions records: new series
… 74d. Edward Pennystone [Pennestone] of Heston, Richard Hewlett of Hounslow, bricklayer, and Henry Leake of the same, …