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A Dictionary of London
… in the 14th century, the principal residence of Sir John Poultney, and for this reason designated " Poulteney's Inn." … Act I. Sc. I. as "the Rose" in the parish of St. Laurence Poultney. In 10 H. VIII. the King gave the mansion to Henry … Laurence Pountney Place. Beneath the residence of Sir John Poultney was a beautiful crypt, extending east and west from …
Survey of London
… it was separated by a bank and a ditch. 2 In 1590 Thomas Poultney acquired the lease of Stone Conduit Close (and other …
County of Middlesex. Calendar to the sessions records: new series
… petticoat worth 25s. and a waistcoat worth 10s. from John Poultney of Newington, co. Surrey, yeoman; and of Richard … the said felony [deleted]. Not guilty. Prosecutors:Helen Poultney, John Honnywell, John Bryant. Surety for Helen …
Survey of London
… to be enjoyed by succeeding tenants. 6 When Thomas Poultney received an assignment of the farm in 1590 the …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… complainant, and Thomas Leveson, Armiger, and Richard Poultney, Gentleman, and Joan his wife, deforciants of six …
The Environs of London
… 1610." "Sir Edward Dymocke, of Lymehouse, Knt. and Mary Poultney, married Nov. 13, 1610." "Montague Watts of Lambeth, …
Two Early London Subsidy Rolls
… Napton Wa. See the full biography in DNB, and cf. p. 61. - Poultney Le. Probably Nicholas de Northwode called de …
London Inhabitants Outside the Walls, 1695
… Elinor, w; John, s, 98.21 POULTER: William, 109.38 POULTNEY: Augustine, app, 101.75 POUND: Anne, parish child, …
London Inhabitants within the Walls
… d; Susa, d; Mary, d; Wm, s; Martha, d, 12.23 Thos, 30.5 Poultney: Anne, 76.8 Thos; Eliz, w; Thos, s; Cath, d, 35.11 …