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A History of the County of Berkshire
… on the opposite wall a helm with the Winchcombe crest of a roebuck's head with a spray of leaves in its mouth; below it …
A History of the County of Worcester
… sabbatons. His head rests on a tilting helm crested with a roebuck and his feet on a dog. His wives wear kennel …
A History of the County of Somerset
… 1267, Triscombe in 1278, 13 Hurley (Hyerlegh), Cooksley, Roebuck (Ralbock, Rabbock) by 1327, 14 Lawford in 1352, … (Pouresford) in 1365, Little Quantock in 1391, and Roebuck Gate (Mounselysrabbok) in 1415. 15 Quarkhill was … four free tenants occupied farms on the parish boundary: Roebuck, Cooksley, Water, and 'Haynelond'. Roebuck was held …
A History of the County of Oxford
… front door is the date 1683 and the initials C.J.G. The Roebuck Inn probably dates from the same period. It is a … between 1753 and 1772. In 1782 the innkeepers of both the 'Roebuck' and the 'Hare and Hounds' were licensed. 36 The … 2 inns at such a short distance from Banbury, but the 'Roebuck' flourished. Although there was no resident squire in …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… hanging from his belt, and rests his feet on a goat or roebuck. His wife wears a long gown with tight sleeves and a …
A History of the County of Bedford
… Market Place, which was also built at that period. The 'Roebuck,' which stands on the east side of the Market Place, …