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Report on the Records of the City of Exeter
… 9 l. for breade and beere when the Company fought at Mount Radford. On April 11, 1643, the Mayor and Deputy Lieutenants … at Strip-cott () Hill, at Sidwell's Tower, at Mount Radford, at fabians mills, at Mr. Buttler's mills at the …
Survey of London
… of Richard and Thomas Pargeter or by the young William Radford, aged only 23 in 1873, when he began at Nos. 1533 … Nos. 4650 (even) Harrington Gardens, and the young William Radford was no more successful with houses of the late … area of Kensington. Nos. 33 Collingham Road, plan William Radford, builder, 1875 Some of the lease plans of houses, …
Survey of London
… Lord Holland's death, the brothers William and Francis Radford, who had been engaged in building operations in … walls. The conveyances were made to William or Francis Radford individually, or occasionally to their nominees. The … identical detached villas, apparently designed by Francis Radford himself, 147 facing the longer roads, with more of …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… trustee, conveyed the manor to Matilda, wife of Thomas. Radford, kinswoman and heiress of Reginald Curteys. 65 The …
A History of the County of Warwick
… and Woolscot; 1 d. from Bourton and Draycot, Napton, Radford Semele, and Whitley; 2 d. from Bubbenhall, …
A History of the County of Worcester
… were held at Swinesherd in the parish of St. Peter, at Radford Bridge in Alvechurch, at Hill and Moor in Fladbury, …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… R. By 1667 Gilpin, T. By 1667 Richbell, T. By 1667 Radford, R. By 1667 Vancouver, A. By 1667 Woodman, T., sen. …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… them to Henry Merston and others as trustees. 66 Thomas Radford and his wife Matilda in 1448 conveyed the manor of …