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A History of the County of Stafford
… the accompanying manorial rights was bought by William Mott, a Lichfield lawyer and deputy diocesan registrar. 97 … 1887). William's son and heir, the Revd. William Kynaston Mott, died at Wall in 1889. He was succeeded by his nephew, Roger Mott. 98 In 1919 Roger sold Wall House with 5 a. to Capt. …
Trinity House of Deptford Transactions, 1609-35
… March (his mark), Gregory Philpot, Timothy Pinder, William Mott, John Bourne, Edward Jopkins, John Trotter, Robert …
Trinity House of Deptford Transactions, 1609-35
… Warde, churchwardens; Edmond Jurden, John Beedom, William Mott, John Bourne, Jo. Dearsley, Thomas Hard, R. Wheatley, … Matthew Kevell, Thomas Needes, William Stevens, Robert Mott, Richard Bromfild, William Hayles, Richard Goodlard, … Case, William Rand, John Bennet, Reynold Hoxton, Robert Mott, John Hone, John Blake, Richard Plumpton, Peter Whyte, …
Trinity House of Deptford Transactions, 1609-35
… Baker, taken by the pirates of Algiers in the ship with Mr Mott, had been redeemed by Howard and his friends for 77, but …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Meredith, J. [1660] Misple, T. [1660] Metcalfe, R. [1660] Mott, T. [1660] Parker, W. [1660] Penton, N. [1660] Perkins, …