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Feet of Fines of the Tudor period [Yorks]
… of York. * William Watkynson, esq., and Anne Paler, widow Robert Southebee, esq., and Katherine his wife 2 messuages … and Elizabeth his wife Lands in Esterwicke and Holdernes. Robert Sutclyff and Joseph Sutclyff William Walker and Judith … with lands in Wallonhead and Kirkby Overblowes. A warrant against the heirs of William Knype, father of Isaac. John …
Feet of Fines of the Tudor period [Yorks]
… his wife The moiety of a messuage with lands in Bradford. Robert Nettletton John Reyner 2 messuages and 2 cottages with … and Mary his wife 86 acres of pasture in Paule. A warrant against the heirs of William Rokebye. Henry Lyndley, kt. … with lands in Thornton in Bradford-dale. Thomas Stephenson Robert Wilkinson Messuage with lands in Northskirley in …
Feet of Fines of the Tudor period [Yorks]
… Joseph Wormall Messuage with land in Midgleye. A warrant against the heirs of Arthur Boyes, deceased. William Fenton … and 4 cottages with lands in Eckleshill. Matthew Thompson, Robert Nelson, John Boulton, and John Richardson William … Whitley, and Eigbroughe. William Strickland, esq. Robert Starke and Frances his wife and Jeremiah Mitford and …
A History of the County of Somerset
… ago. Mr. Arthur Bulleid, the discoverer of the village, sent several bones of birds which he had found among other … Bernicla leucopsis (Bechstein). A specimen was sent to Colonel Montagu from Bridgwater in February 1809, and … as far up the Channel as Portishead. Pre-Historical Map Sir Ralph Payne-Gallwey, in his Book of Duck Decoys, …
A History of the County of Somerset
… I do not know what became of his collection. The entries against his name in the following list were found scattered … from captured moths, but Mr. Buckler, to whom they were sent, failed to rear the species, the larv dying while quite … entomologists named, who have either published lists or sent them to me: Ashbrittle near Wellington : Mr. F. Milton …
A History of the County of Somerset
… the trusted correspondent of such men would neither have sent a lump of coal to Newcastle nor a common shrimp to the …