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A History of the County of Berkshire
… Jane his wife sold it in 1834 to Colonel William Alexander Mackinnon, who was holding it in 1839. 152 Mrs. A. J. Mackinnon sold it in 1879 to George Nelson Tanner, a …
A History of the County of Hertford
… Sir Walter Tarleton, K.C.B., and Colonel David Henry Mackinnon, as trustees for her four daughters, Lucinda widow … Esther wife of Sir Walter Tarleton, and Caroline Mrs. Mackinnon. 45 The present lords of the manor are Mr. A. M. Mackinnon and Mr. A. H. Tarleton. Botreaux, Lord Botreaux. …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… interesting are, the Cave of Fingal, the Cormorant's or Mackinnon's Cave, the Boat Cave, and the Scallop or Clamshell … in words an adequate description. The Cormorant's or Mackinnon's Cave, though little visited, is easy of access. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… secretary. F. S. Boas, Univ. Drama in the Tudor Age, 1. A. Mackinnon, Oxf. Amateurs, 2. Boas, Univ. Drama, 27, 100-2, … Ibid. b 93. T. Plowman, In the Days of Victoria, 180; A. Mackinnon, Oxf. Amateurs, 41. J. G. Adderley, Fight for Drama at Oxf., 31. Mackinnon, Oxf. Amateurs, 57-64; Oxf. Mag. 17 and 24 Oct. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… who have been to the Antipodes are: A. N. Hornby, F. A. MacKinnon (who was never given his colours), A. C. Maclaren, …
Survey of London
… the Hon. Captain Duncombe, Thomas Hawkes, W. A. Mackinnon and John Neeld (all members of Parliament), and P. … present at the meeting on 29 July 1840, only one, W. A. Mackinnon (17891870), member of Parliament for most of the …
London Inhabitants within the Walls
… Alice, 65.10 Peter; Mary, w, 30.7 Ric; Susa, w, 65.10 Mackinnon Thos; Susa, w; Wm, s, 17.46 Mackmoran Rob, bach, …
Survey of London
… occupant of No. 31 from 1888 to 1894, and Sir William Mackinnon, a surgeon-general to the army and honorary surgeon …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… R. Sept. 53 Geo. III, rot. 12, no. 5; William Alexander Mackinnon and his wife were vouchees. Robert Close in Over …