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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire
… Plate 60 Pitstone Pitstone. Parish Church of St. Mary. N. Arcade and Roof of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… circumstances, would have sufficed to mark a period or constitute an ra. The particular year to which the papers … which had then been arrived at by the King and his Secret or Cabinet Council, on the course to be adopted by the … St. Lawrence. Newton Longueville. Padbury. Penn. Piglesthorne. Preston. Quainton. Radclive. Radnage. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire
… North Crawley; at Marsworth Great Farm; at Church End, Pitstone; and those round Horton Hall, Slapton, and the Manor … remains are rare. The Inventory records one small town or large village, probably known as Magiovinium or … 12th or early 13th-century date (Plate p. 50); a chest at Pitstone Church is of the 13th century, and at Moulsoe is a …
County of Middlesex. Calendar to the sessions records: new series
… in the town of Hounslow, "in denying to make search or send awaye an hue and crye when it was brought to him". … Sess. Roll 543/182. Sess. Reg. 2/238. George Duncombe of Pitstone, co. Buckingham, gentleman, and William Mathewes of … bail, to pay to the lord the King and the injured party 20 or else to stand in the pillory, and to find sureties for …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… MENTMORE WINGRAVE EDLESBOROUGH MURSLEY WINSLOW GROVE PITSTONE HARDWICK with WEEDON SLAPTON Cottesloe Hundred … Aston, Horton and Seabrook and St. Margaret, Marsworth, Pitstone with Nettlesden and Friesden, and Slapton. 4 The … of Newport. Pop. Ret. 1831, i, 28, 29. Pitstone appears as Piglesthorne only. Yardley Farm in this parish retains the …
Calendar of wills proved and enrolled in the Court of Husting
… in London which he lately acquired either by feoffment or bequest of John de Byflete, late goldsmith. Dated Sunday … Roll 76 (25). Lucas (John).To be buried in the churchyard or church of S. Michael in Crokedelane. To Johanna his mother … Windagain Lane. Assheridge or Esserug, in the parish of Pitstone or Pightlesthorne, co. Bucks. Edmund, Earl of …