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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… and flagstones; and there are two grist-mills. The seat of SarnVawr is situated here, and also the village of … Hawarden; containing 51 inhabitants. Hawarden Castle, the seat of Sir Stephen Richard Glynne, Bart., is situated in …
A History of the County of Somerset
… 150 m. (492 ft.) in the south-west and 200 m. (656 ft.) at Seat Hill on the north-western boundary. 12 The road pattern …
A History of the County of Stafford
… was to be erected. Seats were to be allotted to former seat-holders and the remainder sold by auction. 34 Drastic …
A History of the County of Stafford
… the park palings. 225 Although in 1534 Bishop Rowland Lee, at the request of Thomas Cromwell, appointed a Ralph … Hall was held by John Fowke in 1618 460 and was the seat of 'Squire Fowke' in 1666 461 and of his son Roger c. … the subsequent descent is obscure. In 1540 Bishop Roland Lee seems to have granted to Roger Fowke's son John a …
London Bridge
… <Vacated> (16s.) <13s. 4d.> 21. Of (John Steven) {John Lee} (16s.) <13s. 4d.> 22. Of (John Fox) {John Nicholl} …
London Bridge
… fairs. Item for 2s. received from Thomas Levendale of Lee for using a certain small cart of the Bridge for 12 days, …
London Bridge
… Total 33 6s. 6d. 369. An annuity of 4s. granted by Richard Lee, mayor of the city of London, and alderman of the same, …
London Bridge
… 25 10s. 10d. 461. [f. 243v] Annuity granted by Richard Lee, late mayor and alderman of the City of London, to one … Bromley, deputy steward of Greenwich, Lewisham, Deptford, Lee, and Stratford for his retainer to make answer for the …
London Bridge
… carpenters for 2 days, 12d. Item for 1 horse [going] to le Lee [? Lee, co. Kent] for the Bridge's business, with divers … 3d. Item for hiring 1 horse with expenses [going] to Lee and Deptford, for business etc., 6d. Item to 1 labourer …