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Borough Market Privileges
… of London in favour of John Reymes at suit of John atte Hothe, citizen and cordwainer, and William atte Hothe, citizen and timbermonger, both of London, for debt. …
A Survey of London
… Harley MS. 544, f. 68, where he writes 'Attrabeto'; also 'Hothe' (Howth) for 'Lioth' (p. 341, l.4), and 'Nicholas … l. 21). The list in Harley MS. 6033, f. 12, has 'the lord Hothe' and 'Nicholas Carrw'. 341, l. 13. John Cornwall He …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… leet and court baron is held for this manor of Bleane and Hothe-court, at which a borshoulders is chosen for the … should be more properly stiled the manor of Bleane, alias Hothe-court. HOTHE, or HOADE COURT, so called from its situation, close to …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… records Chisteley, lies the next parish eastward from Hothe. In the donation charter of it to the monastery of St. …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… next succeeding years, one each in turn, from Reculver, Hothe, and Stourmouth. THIS PARISH is situated about six … mother church of Reculver, with the adjoining chapel of Hothe; another in the church of St. Nicholas, in Thanet; and … of Reculver, extending over that parish and those of Hothe and Herne, and another of St. Nicholas and All Saints, …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… this parish by the purchase of four estates here, called Hothe, Smeeths, Capell, and Augustpitts. He left Margaret his …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Parishes Hothe HOTHE, OTHERWISE called Hoad borough, lies the next parish … jurisdiction, it still belongs. THE PARISH of Hothe is situated in a lonely unfrequented country, both … man could delight to dwell there. The street or village of Hothe, in which the chapel stands, though as well as …