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A History of the County of Essex
… had been held by Ranulph the priest, 11 a. meadow and two mills there. 2 This endowment was the nucleus of the manor of … scattered, included parcels in the marshes, near the Three Mills, and in Upton Lane, as well as at Plaistow. Some of the … West Ham included 'one hope called Warwall, near the Four Mills', 107 which may have been identical with the Hope and …
A History of the County of Essex
… changes the course was as follows. 2 North of Temple Mills a stream, formerly known as the Temple Mills stream or the Shire stream and later as Waterworks … two branches, which rejoined south of the street as Three Mills Wall river, passing through Three Mills to Bow Creek. …
A History of the County of Essex
… were Peter Lefebure (d. 1751), distiller at the Three Mills, 18 and Thomas Frye (171062), Bow chinamaker at … Complete Baronetage, v. 206. E. M. Gardner, The Three Mills, 78; E.R.O., T/P 48/3. See below, p. 93. D.N.B. See …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… church, which has a late medieval roof. The building of mills and alterations to straighten the river to create a … there were said to be 71 houses, including 40 farms, two mills, and two public houses, mainly of Keinton stone, … former common meadows between the church and King a Mill. MILLS A manorial mill paid 15s. in 1086. 13 The rector was …
Survey of London
… LCC commemorative plaque, coloured green and naming both Mills, was erected in 1907, but smashed when the house was …
A History of the County of Sussex
… in West Tarring and Salvington well into the 20th century. Mills. A windmill was recorded at Tarring manor c. 1285, 76 …