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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… final award of the court was given in favour of John de Kelloway, lord of the manor of Kellaways (in Chippenham … friend of Mortimer and Queen Isabel. 45 In 1328 John de Kelloway was recognized as John Giffard's heir, but in 1329 … lands were again granted to Mautravers, and in May 1330 Kelloway conceded his claim to Mautravers. 46 Margaret …
Magna Britannia
… Stoford or Stafford belonged to a younger branch of the Kelloway family, whose descendants took the name of Stafford. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… two storeys, and incorporated in the house, before 1959. Kelloway's Mill, sometimes called Donhead Mill, was also part … on the south side suggest that the builder was either John Kelloway, lessee in 1763, or his brother James Kelloway, lessee from 1791. 244 A mill house was built on the …
Magna Britannia
… so early as the reign of Henry II. to the family of Kelloway. After twelve descents it passed by sale to Richard …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… They cannot indict and try us all in one day, as it is in Kelloway, fol. 159. 6. which the lord chief justice Rolle …
London Inhabitants within the Walls
… Kellinghall Sar, ser, 80.6 Kellison Thos; Lucy, w, 37.14 Kelloway Alice, 54.15 Kellum: Anne, ser, 38.24 Mary, Mrs, …
Calendar of Treasury books
… to be a tidesman in the Superior List there loco John Kelloway, deceased (Dec. 2). Robert Corner to succeed said …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… in Liverpool port loco William Spencer, deceased. John Kelloway as a tidesman in the superior list [London port] … as tidesman in the inferior list [London port] loco John Kelloway, preferred to the superior list. Benjamin Mountford …