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Survey of London
… working drawings,and employed the civil engineer, Alfred Meeson, to prepare them for a fee of 1,000 guineas. 105 Cole noted attempts by Meeson to improve the elevations, and his diary entry of 30 … rib for the Nave, Meason [sic] having failed'implies that Meeson had enjoyed extensive powers of revision. 106 Kelk …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… in the Lordship of Kirton in Lindsey 7 4 11 ditto out of Meeson [Messingham] there 5 11 9 ditto out of Saxby 2 4 5 …
A History of the County of Essex
… a large church hall, with ancillary rooms, was opened in Meeson Road in 1884. 110 A mission room was opened in Napier …
A History of the County of Essex
… in West Ham or merely had a storage depot there. John Meeson & Co., lime-burner and cement manufacturer, High … appears to have been founded before 1839 by Thomas Meeson. 229 John Meeson, who became head of the firm from about 1860, was a …
A History of the County of Essex
… first chairman was Samuel Riles (185663), followed by John Meeson (186375), cement manufacturer, and George Rivett (187586), builder and undertaker. Meeson, who served on the board throughout its existence, was … men, including several, like Capt. R. W. Pelly and John Meeson, who were also prominent on the local board, and on …