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A History of the County of Lancaster
… Alumni Oxon. 1093. Abram, op. cit. 604, with portrait. Peacock, Knights, 171. He entered his pedigree at Flower's …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… under the same Act Peter Travers lost his lands also; Peacock, Index of Royalists, 43, 41. Lay Subs. Lancs. bdle. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… along the boundary rises to 1,575 ft., as at Warcock or Peacock Hill, and then falls again to 1,400 ft. on passing … from Wallshaw. Thence west to Round Hill (or Hart Hill or Peacock Hill), south-west to the Dove Stones, west to the …
Trinity House of Deptford Transactions, 1609-35
… Bromwell, Roger Yaxly, Robert Hudson, James Talbott, James Peacock, William Hazlewood, John Whale, Anthony Paine, Peter …
Trinity House of Deptford Transactions, 1609-35
… Peter Farneden and Anthony Norton, gentlemen, and Thomas Peacock was almost complete. Other saltmarshes lying against …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… Works for survey and estimate. Benj n. Woodward and Reade Peacock are to be Receivers of land tax and house duties for …
Calendar of Treasury books
… Commissioners to permit John Finch of Manchester and Ralph Peacock of Hull, merchants, to amend an entry of a fatt of … inst. The petitioners set forth that said Finch employed Peacock as his correspondent at Hull to enter a fatt of … to the petitioners. Hereon the Commissioners report that Peacock has sworn he has of late received several fatts of …
Calendar of Treasury books
… of the petition of John Finch of Manchester and Ralph Peacock of Hull, merchants, shewing that Finch employed Peacock to enter at Hull a fat of spruce yarn from Amsterdam …
Calendar of Treasury books
… Thomas Stirling, who hath quitted that service. Edward Peacock as a tidewaiter at Caithness at 15 l. per an. loco …