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A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds
… or lodge ( logeam) late in the tenure of Hugh Jones, in 'Redcliff Strete' and 'Redcliff Hill,' within the parish of Redcliff in Bristol, to the late chantry called 'Cannynges …
A History of the County of Chester
… 1066, the fact that the wall divided the burh proper from 'Redcliff' remains significant; 9 'Redcliff' was the focus of the ecclesiastical enclave known … Newton by Chester, 'Lee' (Overleigh and Netherleigh), and 'Redcliff', expressly said to be 'outside the city' but taxed …
A History of the County of Chester
… perhaps c. 65 people in all, and there were two oxmen in 'Redcliff' besides the bishop's tenants enumerated with the …
Old and New London
… how happy she was that her unfortunate son lay buried in Redcliff, through the kind attention of a friend or relation … right-hand side of the lime-tree, middle paved walk, in Redcliff Churchyard, about twenty feet from the father's … (who is sister to that Richard Phillips who was sexton at Redcliff Church in the year 1772), she informed me that his …