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A History of the County of Essex
… descended with the manor through Peter's heirs to the Legh family. In 1329 John de Legh presented to the living. 16 His heirs continued to present until the 16th century. 17 In 1509 Thomas Legh died in possession of the advow- son leaving as his heir …
A History of the County of Essex
… have had no issue by him, for on her death in 1299 John de Legh was named as her son and heir. 66 In 1302 John de Legh was recorded as holding 2 fees in Shelley and Frinton. 67 In 1349 this or another John de Legh evidently held the manor of Shelley. 68 In 1374 Thomas …
Survey of London
… the Hospital was divided between Lord Lisle and Katherine Legh 13, when there fell to the share of the former the … the properties which fell to the portion of Katherine Legh, after the dissolution of the Hospital were "all those … formerly Vine Street. Very shortly afterwards, Sir Thomas Legh, the notorious visitor of the monasteries, made a …
Survey of London
… after the dissolution, came into the hands of Katherine Legh, afterwards Lady Mountjoy. With the five southernmost of …
Sources
A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 18, Benson, Ewelme, and the Chilterns (Ewelme Hundred)
… of the Borough of Wallingford (BAR Brit. ser. 494, 2009) Legh, J., The Story of Ewelme Watercress (1999) Lester, D. …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain
… 1 to Your Majesty, making mention of our landing besides Legh (Leith), having forthwith put Your Majesty's army in order of battle, we marched towards Legh (Leith) in three wards, whereof the Lord Admiral (Sir … Shrewsbury (Talbot) the rearward, and so marching towards Legh (Leith) intending to recover the town, because, being …
A History of the County of Hertford
… floor tiles. There are also here altar tombs to Thomas Legh Claughton, first bishop of St. Albans (1892), and Alfred …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… property was broken in 1493, when Edmund Deny and Richard Legh recovered possession against Henry Frowyk, esquire, of 3 …