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Journal of the House of Lords
… and Neath. - Bloxham cum Milcomb; Chichester; Cardiff; Ockbrook; Repton; Checkley, &c.; Baptist College, Stepney; …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward III
… [parish of Cutcombe], co. Dorset [ rectius Somerset], 481. Ockbrook, Okebrok, co. Derby, 251. Ocle. See Okele. Oddeston. … 262. Okebourn Moysi. See Ogbourne. Okebrok. See Ockbrook. Okeburn priory. See Ogburn. Okeham. See Oakham. …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward III
… Cf. Upton. Ocham, William de, coroner of co. Warwick, 386. Ockbrook, Okebrooke [co. Derby], 565. -, deed dated at, 565. … See Noke, Ook. Okebourne, William de, 218. Okebroke. See Ockbrook. Okene, John de, 356. Okenfold, John, 189. -, …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward III
… 95, 137, 138. -, Great, Ocle [co. Essex], 506. Ockbrook, Okkebrok. Okebrok, co. Derby, 440, 501. Ockendon, …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry VII
… in, 558. Oare, Ower, Kent, 56. Ochecote. See Edgcote. Ockbrook, Okebroke, Derb., 624. Ockendon, Wokingdon, … Richard, gent., 470. Okeborne, Robert, 294. Okebroke. See Ockbrook. Okeford, Devon. See Oakford. Okeford Fitzpaine, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… chief, 12, 830 (pp. 3989, 402). OChonour. See O'Connor. Ockbrook (Okebroke), Derb., p. 566.g. 282 (10). Ockendon … See O'Carrol. O'Karroyl. See O'Carroll. Okebroke. See Ockbrook. Okeham. See Oakham. Okehame, John, p. 549. -, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… are applied to its repair, and the relief of the poor. Ockbrook (All Saints) OCKBROOK ( All Saints), a parish, in the union of Shardlow, …
Magna Britannia
… bene faction, was laid out in the purchase of lands at Ockbrook, now producing a rent of 6ol. per annum, which …
Magna Britannia
… of Dale-abbey relates, that Ralph Fitz-Germund, Lord of Ockbrook, in whose woods this hermitage was built, discovered … to Tupholm, whence they came. William de Grendon, Lord of Ockbrook, supplied their place with canons from Welbeck, but …
Magna Britannia
… patron of the vicarage. The inhabitants of Elvaston and Ockbrook were formerly obliged to brew, annually, certain … to have been, when the Plumpton family were Lords of Ockbrook. Thoroton. He appears to have had property in …