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Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Roger de Watenowe, Henry de Estweyt, Peter de Russale, John de Perepount, Thomas the Clark of Annesley, Galsr. del … Nott. the Saturday after St. Laurence day, 22 E. 3, before John Vaux, John de Musters, and John del Ker, Collectors of the aid of …
Old and New London
… BridgeAll Saints' ChurchSt. Anne's ChurchSt. Mary's, St. John's, and Holy Trinity ChurchesNonconformity at … As will be seen from the diagram which we engrave from Mr. John Airey's "Railway Junction Diagrams," this junction is … of Susanna Powell, who died in 1630. She was the "widow of John Powell, servant to Queen Elizabeth, and daughter of …
The Environs of London
… 6, being now the property of the right honourable George John Earl Spencer. Manor of Dunsford. The manor of Dunsford … Burleigh 10). Within a few years it was again aliened to John Swift, Esq. 13. and by the latter to Thomas Smith, Esq. … who has lately aliened it to the right honourable George John Earl Spencer. Manor of Allfarthing. The manor of …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… Babington, 1681, and Elizabeth, his wife, 1689, (3) to John Thompson, 1665. a (2). Parish Church of St. Mary, … Brasses and Indent. Brasses: In chapelon N. wall, (1) of John Welbek, 1476, and Agnes, his wife, 1478, figure of man … mutilated; palimpsest on back, complete inscription to John Thorp and Isabella, his wife, parents of Sir William …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… one shield of arms. In N. aisleat W. end, (2) to Capt. John Morice, 1638, alabaster and black marble tablet with … early 18th-century, headstone; (6) to B. . . . . wife of John Wooton, 1711, headstone; (7) to James Waly, 1685, … of Sir Edward Farmer, 17089, with shield of arms; (3) to John Clarke, 1719, and Mary, his wife, 1711, with achievement …
A History of the County of Essex
… sought a legal opinion on the matter as late as 1838. 32 John Tylney, Earl Tylney (d. 1784), bequeathed 100 stock in …
A History of the County of Essex
… fee. 18 He died in 1327 leaving the manor to his son John Huntercombe. 19 In 1345 the manor was settled jointly on John Huntercombe (d. 1349) and his wife Christine (d. 1361). … 20 On Christine's death Wanstead passed to their son (Sir) John Huntercombe, who died in 1368, holding the manor jointly …
A History of the County of Essex
… was a church at Wanstead by 1208. 1 The rector was then John of St. Lawrence, a canon of St. Paul's, and there was … two angels with trumpets. 41 There are tablets to Capt. John Morice (1638) and Mary Williamson (1683) on the walls of … the indent of a lost brass, said to have been that of Sir John Huntercombe (1368). 42 A sentry-box in the church-yard …
The Environs of London
… 5. In 1384, it was still in the family of Huntercombe 6. John Tatterfall of London, Gent. died seised of it in 1446 7. … 8 till the reign of Henry VIII. when it belonged to Sir John Heron 9; whose son Sir Giles was attainted, and his … to the crown, it was granted by Queen Mary, anno 1553, to John Strelley and his heirs 24. Nicholas Strelley died seised …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… in the king's books at 13. 6. 8., and in the gift of Dr. John Haviland: the tithes have been commuted for 930; there … In 1793 it was displaced by the present house, erected by John Entwistle, Esq., who served the office of high sheriff …