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Survey of London
… Street, the site of the old street, north of St. Saviour's Church, now lies within the Metropolitan Borough of … is shown in the middle of the road a little north of the King's Head. It remained there until 1620 when, by order of … St. Margaret's Church and its precincts were sold to John Pope, 24 who promptly disposed of them to William …
Survey of London
… but scattered Roman finds, mainly burials, in St. George's Fields, Newington, and on either side of Tabard Street, … Church. Recent finds of traces of a Roman road below King's Head Yard (by Miss Kathleen Kenyon in 1946), 2 and of … from London Bridge and of Southwark proper. In the time of John Stow it had houses on both sides as far as this point. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… Bosbury 9 BOSBURY (D.c.) (O.S. 6 in. (a)XXVIII, S.E., (b)XXXV, N.W., (c)XXXV, N.E., … of the 15th century. Fittings Bells: six; 2nd and 5th by John Finch, 1632 and 1640; 3rd and 6th by John Martin, latter … roof. An outbuilding is probably of the same date. a(24). Palace Farm, house and outbuilding, 120 yards N.E. of (23). …
A History of the County of Sussex
… that this farm was an important Roman site ('Vespasian's Palace') has been disproved by excavations, but Roman … The fee farm rent paid by William fitz Aucher, to whom King William is said to have granted the manor, was 42, 12 … the manor seems to have been alienated, probably to John the Marshal, son of Gilbert, as his dispute with …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Skirbeck, parts of Holland, county of Lincoln, 34 miles (S. E.) from Lincoln, and 116 (N.) from London; containing … Corporation Seal. The living is a vicarage, valued in the king's books at 33. 6. 8., and in the gift of the … established in the year 1288. The ancient church of St. John, formerly the parish church, has been totally removed, …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… the geld. The land eight car. But after the Conquest the king had 1 there five vill. and one bord. with two car. and … the time of Edward the consessour the value was 8l. when king William took the survey but 60s. This manor had soc in … of the inheritance of Isabella his quondam wife, and that John de Boselingthorp was their son and heir, which John, 5 …
A Dictionary of London
… Included in list of Parish Churches in London in Fabyan's Chronicle (1520) (ed. 1811, p. 296). Not identified. … occupied until 1901, when the children were moved to Sir John Cass' Institute (End. Ch. Rep. p. 45, St. Botolph … of St. Botolph's Church, between Aldersgate Street and King Edward Street (O.S.). Converted into a garden, commonly …
A History of the County of Sussex
… all lay there. 12 The place-name Botolphs or St. Botolph's is recorded from the mid 13th century. 13 It is clear, … of Wessex in the neighbourhood of Steyning, was granted by King Edwy to one Edmund in 956. As the description of the … same period the mesne lordship of the manor was granted by John de Braose (d. 1232) to John de Gatesden, later lord of …
A History of the County of Stafford
… be in 1236 when land at 'Bothes' was part of Fenton. 3 A John of Botteslow occurs in 1327. 4 In 1666 eight persons … it to Philip Broade of Fenton Vivian by the early 1840's. 10 The farmhouse had disappeared by the late 1870's. 11 The house at Botteslow farm to the north, which still …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Cambridgeshire
… Arranged alphabetically by Parishes 1 Bottisham (O.S. 6 ins. aTL 55 N.E., bTL 56 S.W., cTL 56 S.E.) (Fig. 13; … posts in seven bays; that over the W. porch has two stout king-post trusses; both roofs are medieval. Fittings Bells : … William Dobson, 1829; 2nd inscribed in Lombardic capitals 'John draper made me 1606'; 3rd and 5th by John Draper, 1626; …