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Plate 6: Secular buildings, Woolwich, Greenwich and Lewisham

An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London

… AND GROOM INN. Mid 17th-century. Exterior. WOOLWICH: (19) PIPPIN HALL FARM. Mid 17th-century. Chimney-stack. LEWISHAM: …

Preface to the First Edition

Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII

Revelstoke - Richmond

A Topographical Dictionary of England

… The celebrated apple called from this place the Ribston-pippin, was first grown here; the original tree was raised from a pippin brought from France, and died in 1840. Ribston Hall, …

Ruff band - Rutherine

Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities

… russet was a name given to some varieties of APPLE (Russet PIPPIN) and PEAR (Russet Pear) [Galpine (1983)], but they do …

Somerford, Little - Sotwell

A Topographical Dictionary of England

… hall window; in the orchard is an apple-tree of the golden-pippin species, planted by that prelate, and supposed to be …

Stanwell: Economic and social history

A History of the County of Middlesex

… in 1844), including that in which the first Cox's Orange Pippin was grown, 96 did not survive into the 20th century, …

Stanwell: Introduction

A History of the County of Middlesex

… there in the 17th and 18th centuries. 91 The Cox's Orange Pippin was first grown c. 1830 by Richard Cox in his garden … p. 38. See p. 43. A. Simmonds, 'Mr. Cox of Cox's Orange Pippin', Jnl. R. Hort. Soc. lxviii. 347. R. E. Shepherd, …

Surnames Beginning 'P'

London Inhabitants Outside the Walls, 1695

… George; Judith, w, 107C.39 PIPINS: John; Alice, w, 109.38 PIPPIN: Joseph, 600; Mary, w; Elizabeth, d; Mary, d; …

The City of Coventry: Social history to 1700

A History of the County of Warwick

The City of Coventry: The outlying parts of Coventry, Wyken and Caludon

A History of the County of Warwick

… and turnips were also being grown in gardens. 32 The Wyken Pippin, once a well-known apple, is said to have originated …