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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the vicarial for 355; the glebe comprises 84 acres, with a house. The church, a plain ancient edifice, contains … commuted for 800, and the glebe comprises 6 acres, with a house. The church is a well-built structure. There is a place … was built in 1825. Near Blackwater are a Baptist meeting-house, and a national school. Frindsbury (All Saints) …
A Dictionary of London
… No further mention of such a street. Friends' Meeting House, Houndsditch On the north side of Houndsditch. In … Lane. Stow says it occupied part of the site of Worcester House (S. 243), the present Worcester place (q.v.). Company …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… of the church with the manor and its nearness to the manor-house suggest that it was founded by the lord of Fretherne … of small tithes were stated in 1705. 52 The rectory house, mentioned c. 1390, 53 had only two hearths in 1672, … it was being rebuilt, 54 and in 1690 it was a fairly small house containing a hall, a schoolroom, three bedrooms, and a …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… War. 96 Parts of the mill buildings survived, near the house, in 1967. OTHER INDUSTRY AND TRADE. A fair was held on …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… 1839; 62 the school building survived in 1967 as a brick house, different from the other houses of Saul village in being a low, gabled house with mullioned windows. In 1846 there were 18 boys and … for it; 65 it was closed c. 1910, 66 and became a private house called the Anchorage. 67 Saul National school was later …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… by the late 16th century the crossing was from a passage house 19 at Lower Framilode, 700 yds. downstream. At each … boats brought from London. 30 The occupier of the passage house in 1746 was a prosperous farmer and made large quantities of malt, 31 and in 1770 the passage house was evidently the New Inn of which the tenant proposed …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… Lionel E. H. M. Darell (d. 1954). 64 The medieval manor house of Fretherne may have been on the site of Fretherne … Elizabeth; it was described as a pleasant large stone house, with turrets, a noble staircase of freestone, and two … 66 In 1672 it was assessed for tax on 14 hearths. 67 The house, which had been occupied by the lords of the manor, …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… and Saul Nonconformity NONCONFORMITY. In 1808 a dwelling-house and barn in Fretherne were registered for Protestant …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… the Galford Gate. Capgrave assigns the building of their house to 1254 2 and this is borne out by architectural … the poverty of the brethren and enlarging their house, not for founding it. 4 His family was allied by … habits; those at Ludlow appear to have worn black. 14 The house was important enough for at least one provincial …