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The Environs of London

… claimed two fifths of it, as her inheritance 14. Manor of Stone-court, or Gaynesford's-place. The manor of Stone-Court, alias Gaynesford's-place, belonged formerly to … chancel and nave; the upper part of, it is built of free-stone. A church is mentioned in Doomsday. In the Registry at …

Carterton, Minster Lovell and environs

A History of the County of Oxford

… for Clanfield (by the river Thames). The best-quality stone came probably from Brize Norton, which provided building stone from the Middle Ages and which had nine quarries in … in 2004. Several other parishes produced building stone or high-quality stone slate at various dates, though …

Carterton: Origins and development

A History of the County of Oxford

… south were converted to domestic or other uses, one large stone barn subsequently becoming a Roman Catholic church. 19 … on Burford Road, a two-storeyed house of red brick with stone quoining, and Allandale House (1908) further south, … 47 Rock Farm and its converted agricultural buildings, all stone-built, survived as a small group at the intersection of …

Cartulary of Trentham Priory: 'Coknage'

Staffordshire Historical Collections

… seal. These witnesses, Robert le Marchall de Aston juxta stone, John Jovce (almost obliterated) Richard Lagon, William …

Case ginger - Cayenne vinegar

Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities

… BOWK, LEAD As a unit of measure: Found used for imported STONE POTs See also CAST IRON, CAST METAL. Sources: Acts, …

Cases before the Committee: April 1647