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A Dictionary of London
… it is called " Armenterslane" and was in the possession of John de Westone, and complaint was made against him that he … "Westoneslane" subsequently to this date, after the owner John de Westone. The street seems also to have been called " …
Survey of London
… 114 Cresy acted as secretary to the MBW's chairman Sir John Thwaites, but he was also an architect and had been a …
A History of the County of Sussex
… Priory for the performance of his anniversary service, and John his son gave, with his body, 5 acres and a gore of land there in the field called Haluewerde. 3 John seems to have left two daughters, Sara and Alice. Sara … and Amice his wife for life, with remainder to their son John. 8 The manor is next found in the hands of Richard Ryman …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… 2 By 1182 Robert had been succeeded by his brother John (d. 1199) 3 who held West Lydford of the honor of Gloucester. 4 His heir, also John de Bonville, held it for two fees in 1212. 5 The fees … dower c. 1414 the manor was held of the king in chief. 7 John Bonville (fl. 1249), 8 was dead by 1253 9 when his …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… have; and that this agreement might be firm, Robert de St. John, (then it seems husband of Oliva lady of Tuxford) patron … arch-bishops seal was put to it, and so was Robert de St. John's, and the said Jacob's. This was certified by Thomas de … or cousin of Robert, might descend the ancestors of sir John Markham the judge, who had a monument in Markham church, …
Survey of London
… was let on a 99-year lease by a later Robert Harvey to John Henley of Lambeth, a merchant taylor, three-quarters of … pasture: Gardiner's Field to the north and the larger Sir John Oldcastle's Field to the south. There was a cluster of … Coach and Horses in Ray Street. Another inn, Sir John Oldcastle's, stood some way north of …
Survey of London
… was not without appeal, grace or famous residents. Here John Stuart Mill was born, here Mary Wollstonecraft and … The main subsidiary streets within this quadrilateral were John Street, now represented by the stub of Risinghill … Pentonville Road: Hermes Street, which once extended up to John Street but has since been obliterated except for its …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… of nave, (2), (3), (4), of Margaret Bromley, 1723, and of John and of Mary Pelten, both 1728, three similar headstones … shaped tops and cherub-head decoration; adjacent, (5) of John Thomes, 1721, headstone. Niche: On S. of chancel arch, … with inscription 1574; also pewter alms-dish inscribed John Carpenter, early 19th century. Pulpit and Desk: (Plate …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… 4 E. 1, 2 by concord in a plea for common grant to John de Beringworth, parson of the moyety of the church of … as in those places may be observed, until the last Sir John Hercyes, disposition of that estate, who, it seems, … gent. Philip Collye, Thomas Lincolne, Isabel Sloswick, John Colbye of Sutton; Robert Gellande, George Tompson, …
A History of the County of Sussex
… who in 1205 had a charter of confirmation from King John, 6 was holding the fee in 1210 7 but died soon … Harmer, and Mabel, whose son Alexander had a grandson John Payn. But meanwhile Alice, who had fled abroad, had … Faleyse, and on her death he recovered the lands from King John, on condition that he satisfied Richard de Barentyn. …