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A History of the County of Oxford
… for sale. Among the richer yeomen the Maule, Bradford, and Jackman families were prominent. The Bradfords provide an … Doyley, 'gentleman' (d. 1640). About half the value of Jackman's goods consisted of grain, and a quarter of horses … was in household furnishings. 516 Other members of the Jackman family appear to have been acting as bankers: one had …
A History of the County of Oxford
… second large farm-house of 1665, then occupied by Elias Jackman, father of a Rector of Wigginton, 32 can perhaps be …
Magna Britannia
… was so long retained in this parish, that the Rev. William Jackman, the vicar, was obliged to administer the sacrament …
A History of the County of Northampton
… grocer of London, 105 who immediately re-sold it to Edward Jackman, a fellow grocer. 106 In 1561, it was sold by Jackman to John Isham 107 and in 1564 it passed to Richard …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Wrensted-court, and the lands belonging to it, to Edward Jackman, esq. of Hornchurch, in Essex, and he, in the 5th … the manor of Frinsted, with Rinsted-court, to Edward Jackman, esq. and Meriam-court, or Madams-court, as it is now …
A History of the County of Oxford
… of the glebe lands and a -yardland held by Nicholas Jackman, had been bought by the Fermors, the lords of the … given up their holdings, and in about 1615 Nicholas Jackman sold his lands to Sir Richard Fermor. 111 There had … Richard Fermor, James Benskyn, the rector, and Nicholas Jackman. 114 By the early 18th century the Fermors' estate …
A History of the County of Bedford
… crosses the parish higher up, leaving on the north Jackman's Farm. Several bridle-paths and side-tracks strike …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… son by his second marriage to Elizabeth, daughter of John Jackman, Alderman of London. 110 In 1630, after Sir William's …
A History of the County of Bedford
… 136 Robert Dormer alienated Kimptons in 1539 to William Jackman of Wing (co. Bucks. 137), who in 1543 settled it on … in the wardship of his brother. 141 In 1571 William Jackman released to Barnard Brocas all claim to the manor, … 165 An epitaph in Leighton Buzzard Church to William Jackman of Billington, who with his two sons William and …