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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… at his coronation, on which occasion he presents three maple cups to his majesty, and, on performing that office in …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the 17th century. 40 Over 250 trees, chiefly elm, ash, maple, and poplars, were sold from Christ Church's estate in …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… wild cherry on the uplands, and wych-elm, aspen, sycamore, maple, lime, and wild crab trees, in more sheltered …
A History of the County of Somerset
… walk was set with old oak and the rest with oak, thorn, maple, birch, hazel, withies, holly, and ash. 94 By the early …
Survey of London
… 75 and in 1900 various internal works were undertaken by Maple and Company on behalf of Lord Balcarres. These included …
Alumni Oxonienses
… the first trustees for the settlement of Georgia, vicar of Maple Durham, 1734-66, etc. See Foster's Index …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Hazelditch, 60 a., was planted with ash, hazel, willow, maple, and oak. 38 Southgrove copse and Leigh Hill copse were …
A History of the County of Stafford
… for church purposes: 100 from A. O. Worthington of Maple Hayes by will proved 1918; 100 from Dr. J. B. Spence, … west end of the north aisle in 1929; W. W. Worthington of Maple Hayes gave 100 towards the cost. 29 The font is dated … the priest at Lichfield. In the 1840s Lady Fitzgerald of Maple Hayes was a member of the congregation. The population …
A History of the County of Stafford
… who sold Pipe Hall farm, 226 a. in 1844, to S. P. Shawe of Maple Hayes in 1859. 32 Stanley Pipe Wolferstan's son … and heir Henry in 1868. 33 In 1884 Henry sold much of the Maple Hayes estate, including Pipe manor and Pipe Hall farm, … William, who died in 1949. The farm was still part of the Maple Hayes estate in 1986. 34 The lord of the manor surnamed …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… Veneers; Oak & Deal Boards of different thicknesses; Maple Plank & Boards, Bed-stuff of Different sorts; Some …