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A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 7
… son Edmund 107 sold the manor in 1602 to William Higgs, the owner of another estate in the parish. 108 William … Stone, who was involved in two lawsuits against William Higgs in 1605. 129 In 1672 the house had 11 hearths. 130 In … Robinson, a London mercer, sold them in 1595 to William Higgs. 152 In 1602 Higgs bought the other Colesbourne manor, …
Survey of London
… a bank building was erected there by Messrs F. & H. F. Higgs of Loughborough Junction. 260 The brick building was …
Survey of London
… a Christopher Coates, stable-keeper. 144 In 183940 Joshua Higgs rebuilt all of the property here, including the public …
Survey of London
… (now converted into one), were built in 183940 by Joshua Higgs (Plate 24b in vol. XXXIX). 84 They are an attractive … in 19489 when Nos. 52 and 54 were joined together. 85 Higgs also built a workshop and stabling in Davies Mews which … in 1902. The workshop communicated with No. 54, where Higgs and his son, Joshua Higgs junior, had their building …
Survey of London
… he also rebuilt at this time. 19 And in 183940 Joshua Higgs, uncle of William Higgs who helped to found the firm of Higgs and Hill, rebuilt the Running Horse public house and …
Survey of London
… Yard, was designed by Joseph Sawyer and built in 19089 by Higgs and Hill, the site being offered to the latter because … there to be used with No. 51 Grosvenor Square, which Higgs and Hill were then in course of rebuilding, also to …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1541-1857
… p. 168). Dean of Christ Church, Oxford, in June. Griffin Higgs D.D. 1638-1659. Pres. by king n.d. 1638 (Wood, Athenae …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Armiger and Christopher Josten, by several bonds; John Higgs, senior and John Higgs, junior by bonds) 5,799 14 5 Milford (John Higgins, and …