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A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… Hastings in 1501, in memory of her first husband, Richard Pigott, was later used to provide a stipend for a fellow …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… Mr. Modd's bequest; 166 Gilling (Yorks.) in 1811 from Mr. Pigott; 167 and the rectory of Reepham (Norf.) for which …
The Manuscripts of Shrewsbury and Coventry Corporations [etc]
… made for him. f. 193 b. , 13 Dec. Order, signed by Robert Pigott, Arthur Maynwaring, E. Leighton, and Robert Nedham …
Survey of London
… Court, both of which were designed by Murrell and Pigott and erected in 19345 and 19378 respectively. The same …
Survey of London
… on the ground floor, which was designed by Murrell and Pigott and built by Humphreys Limited. 140 It was originally …
A History of the County of York
… from 1782 to 1786 and at one time was living with Edward Pigott (fl. 17681807), the astronomer, in Bootham. 42 …
Survey of London
… J. Johnson, solicitors. No. 11. 180912, Sir Arthur Leary Pigott (17491819), Attorney-General (1806), M.P. for Steyning …
A History of the County of Bedford
… s. 4 d. in 16289 towards royal subsidies. 7 In 1570 Thomas Pigott and George Fish were responsible for charges for …
Survey of London
… was known as the Lansbury Market Estate and embraced the Pigott Street extension to the Gough Grove Scheme. 379 Under … Nos 176 (consec) Kildare Walk and Nos 2 176 (even) Pigott Street. The Construction Branch of the GLC's Housing …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… his wife Jane. 27 They sold it in the same year to Alban Pigott and Ralph Pigott of Colwich, 28 in the parish of Waddesdon. Alban Pigott apparently left three daughters, 29 but which of them …