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Survey of London
… south. It may perhaps be identified with 18 acres held by Robert Addison of St. Saviours, Southwark, butcher, who was … civil engineer. 2 The southern portion was acquired by Robert and Isaac Crewdson, 3 and Handforth and Crewdson Roads … included Mary, wife of Richard Wooding, his executor Robert Roberts, who was also a surveyor, and Isaac Bates of …
A History of the County of Oxford
… areas of alluvium limited land suitable for meadow. 7 In 1086 only 24 a. were recorded, which belonged to the main … two copyholders with 4 yardlands each (Henry Ballow, Robert Gardiner), the lessee of the Crown's manorial demesne … in 1544, who paid on goods worth 3, held yardland (Robert Leaper). 78 Three farmers who died during the 1570s …
A History of the County of Oxford
… mill (in Asthall parish), which probably existed by 1086; 32 it was recorded as Worsham Mill Way in 1685, … a skeleton with an iron knife. 73 Population from 1086 In 1086 48 people belonged to Brize Norton and Astrop, of whom …
A History of the County of Oxford
… In 1066 most of the parish was held by 14 thegns, but by 1086 it contained two discrete manors, Brize Norton and … Richard, earl of Cornwall, with other lands forfeited by Robert de Dreux, a kinsman of the St Valerys. 4 Richard … estate was held from the overlord probably by Reginald and Robert of Astrop, 126 who were last mentioned in 11923 and …
A History of the County of Oxford
… augmented from 1716 with 10 per year under the will of Dr Robert South of Christ Church; 22 it was valued in 1718 at c. … the house to be 'poor, mean and insufficient'. 54 In 1878 Robert Castle of Oxford prepared plans for William Ivens … it was returned as a Congregational chapel, managed by Robert Maitland Tozer of Curbridge (son of Robert Tozer, …
A Survey of London
… beene buried Thomas Durrem Esquire, and Margaret his wife, Robert Beele Esquire 1601. On the other side of that streete, … Iohn sonne to Sir Iohn Wingfield, Sir Walter Mewes, Robert Newenton Esquier, Philip Spencer sonne to Sir Hugh … Charles Esquier, sir Iohn Dawbeny knight, and his sonne Robert, sir Iames Bell Knight, sir Oliuer Manny Knight, …
A History of the County of Sussex
… 48 Thirty-seven inhabitants were recorded in Broadwater in 1086. 49 The parish had 33 people assessed to the subsidy in … 2 hides in demesne and the rest of Broadwater was held by Robert, evidently Robert le Savage, from whom a knight held 1 … by his son William by c. 1314. 1 William the younger (fl. c. 1341) 2 was succeeded by his daughters Joan 3 and …
Broadwell Parish: Broadwell
A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 17, Bampton Hundred (Part Four)
… of the medieval manor house and church. 12 Population from 1086 In 1086 Broadwell manor contained 74 tenant households … (d. 1203), the chief justiciar, and her third husband Robert of Ropsley, constable of Bristol. 6 Certainly Bardolf … manor passed apparently through the male line to Edward (fl. 15029), Edmund (d. 1523), Edmund (d. 1558), and John, who …
Broadwell Parish: Filkins
A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 17, Bampton Hundred (Part Four)
… the building of the Carter Institute. 7 Population from 1086 Some of the 74 tenant households recorded on Broadwell … wife Dorothy, and their daughter Frances and son-in-law Robert Martin. 6 The Woodwards were gentleman landholders in … a hide and demesne tithes. Alan's granddaughter Amabel (fl. 1200) reportedly bequeathed 5 s. rent. 7 In 1241 the …
Broadwell Parish: Holwell
A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 17, Bampton Hundred (Part Four)
… that some of the Broadwell manor tenants recorded in 1086 already lived at Holwell, where a chapel was built … William, who in 1756 sold them to a creditor, Revd Robert Leyborne. He was succeeded by the Taylors of Westwell, … (near Witney). 10 Of more modest means was the yeoman Robert Sperrink (d. 1678), a sheep farmer who held a cottage …