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A History of the County of Leicester
… as Richard Springthorpe the whittawer (d. 1638). Thomas Pippin was a member of the tanners' company and may merely … Haslocke, 1648/12, (15) Nic. Simpson, 1664/133, (16) Thos. Pippin, 1675/140. Ibid. Inv. of John Coke, 1580, Thos. Davye, … 1638/129, (9) John Norris, 1670/92, (10) Thos. Pippin, 1675/140, (11) Robert Baxton, 1676/2, (12) Roger …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… of the township. There are several hamlets; to the west Pippin Street, to the north Jack Green and Brindle Lodge, to …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… change with equanimity. A local incantation with an apple pippin ran thus: Pippin, pippin, Paradise, Tell me where my true love lies; East, …
Old and New London
… for, to beg in the streets." In this fair "Doll, the Pippin Woman," alluded to in Gray's "Trivia," lost her life: …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… and Martin; Burscough Priory Cross was to the south, and Pippin Street Cross to the north of the priory; Bathwood …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… certified to Ralph Garner now to be paid to Jos[ep]h Pippin husband of Eliz. Pippin deceased who was executrix of the said Ralph 200 0 0 6 …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Westwood, John Skys, Gilbourn Scroop, John Ramsey, John Pippin, Phillip Orfeur, Thomas Hewit, Leonard Keeling, …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… Totnes. Concerning duty on cider lost on board the Golden Pippin, Ambrose Taylor master. Reference Book X., p. 64. …