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A Survey of London
… of Leland's Itinerary from the Marshall MS.; by Samuel Pegge in 1772 with notes; and by W. J. Thomas in his edition …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… resided in Shirley, Yeldersley, and Ashbourn. Dr. Samuel Pegge, the antiquary, was of Osmaston, where his ancestors …
The History and Antiquities of the County Palatine of Durham
… Brewster. See Hutchinson, vol. III. p. 103, quoting Dr. Pegge's Correspondence on the subject of this Seal with Mr. …
Magna Britannia
… a gallows, tumbrell, and pillory for the manor. 7 Dr. Pegge says, that Al freton was in ancient times esteemed a … 4s. 3d. weekly each. In the year 1669 Mr. Christopher Pegge founded an alms-house for six poor widows, and endowed … Monjoys and their successors. The families of Whitehall, Pegge, and Lee of Ladyhole, all extinct, held considerable …
Magna Britannia
… were fitted up for the royal visits before mentioned. Dr. Pegge, on the contrary, supposes this building to have been … of his favourite amusement; the smithy, &c. &c. Dr.Pegge supposes that the great range of buildings was never … Hardwicke and other estates, to the Duke of Devonshire. Pegge's collections. Rot.Pat. 1 & z P.& M. pt. 2. It is …
Magna Britannia
… and others, who, in 1632, conveyed it to Edward and George Pegge and George Lees. A moiety of this manor having been … in 1649, of Henry Buxton, and partly, in 1652, of Edward Pegge and others, passed with Furnival's manor to Mr. Lowe, …
Magna Britannia
… alms. This bequest took effect in 1762. The venerable Dr. Pegge, the well-known antiquary, author of the Lives of … inclosed by act of parliament in the year 1757. Among Dr. Pegge's notes relating to this chapelry there is mention of … III. See also Cl. Rot. 30 Hen. III. grant to Simon Pecche. Pegge's History of Bolsover and Peak Castles. Ibid. 17 John …