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Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… son of Fulk Pepercorn granted, with other lands, to the New Hospital of St. Mary without Bishopsgate (fd. 1197), … member, seem to have held it. In 1393 the prior of the New Hospital of St. Mary without Bishopsgate brought actions … son and heir, born 1389, had been baptised in the parish church; William Troutbek, esquire, held the property during …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… quit-rents described above, and the quit-rent to the church of St. Thomas the Apostle, the tenement was charged … trusts; in February 1393, however, the Goldsmiths' new charter enabled them to hold land corporately, and in May …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… Ralph also by this time owned the cellar under the church, valued at £3. 6s. 8d.; whether it was associated with … houses suitable for them to dwell in, and when the two new houses were complete he would let them have one of them … had acquired of William de Hoddesdon, with the stone and new timber bought to repair it. In 1350 de Maryns' executors, …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… Mary Magdalen Milk Street (111/1), lying to the N. of that church and extending to Milk Street. Because of this it is … use for some years and were let to John Gresham with the new tenement on the N. side of the church (111/1) from 1528 … of the cellars (£1. 6s. 8d.) was paid with the rent of the new house in Milk Street (£4) until 1546, when John Gresham …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… between the tenement and the land belonging to the church of St. Mary Magdalen Milk Street in that parish … tenement to the W. and N. and the Drapers' tenement, now new built, to the E. and S., to the Drapers for £20. The … from 1528, and Baldwin Roper was their first tenant of the new house 1528-30. The works were evidently not completely …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… S. and the way to the tenements in the corner beside the church ( communis via per quam itur ad tenementa que sunt in … same. The object of the recovery was to endow Henry VII's new hospital of the Savoy, of which William Holgill was the … in 1525. He must have surrendered his lease, and in 1533 a new lease was granted to Henry Marre, citizen and girdler, …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… 8 to the E., Cheapside to the S. and the cemetery of the church to the N. William de Elsyng sought licence in 1338 to …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… to the parish of St. Lawrence Jewry, and round behind the church of All Hallows. On the Cheapside frontage it was … feoffees (possibly those enfeoffed with him by Snell, or a new group) to grant all his lands, tenements, etc., in the … not do so before. 41 In 1561 the Mercers decided to make a new lease to More, lest the dispute and the numerous entries …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… the kitchen floor was broken up, the paving removed and new stone paving laid, 3 chimneys were mended and doors and … recouped by charging Norrington, the tenant, £80 for a new lease for the same term that remained in the old. The … 1583) was due to expire in 1647 and negotiations for the new lease began in the 1640s. The property was described in …
City of London tithe assessments
… Lane Allhallows Honey Lane CLRO Assessment Box 45 MS 10: A new Rate in leiu of Tythes for the Incumbent of the parish of … Rosagan Peter Person RalphFrewin N.B. This is called a New rate because upon an appeale there was a Review made …