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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… net income, 600; patron and incumbent, the Rev. C. R. Rowlatt. The church has a small wooden tower with two bells, …
A History of the County of Leicestershire
… local farmers. Adam Tirrell, Samuel Tirrell, and Richard Rowlatt shared the rectory in 1773. 34 The lessees of the … three slate tablets (signed J. Bates) to members of the Rowlatt family (180232). There are three bells: (i) 1776; … D.278558, f. 299 record the deaths of S. Tirrell and Rowlatt c. 1803; monumental inscription to Tirrells in Gt. …
Survey of London
… and Sarah Coggs; 1792 Robert Cramp; 17931802, William Rowlatt. Bibliographical references. John Bowack, Antiquities …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and Foreign school for boys and girls, endowed by Mr. Rowlatt, a former inhabitant of the village. Corby, Great …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… in 1839, 86 William Quicke by 1851, 87 and William Rowlatt, under whom the school apparently declined, from 1864 …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Rowlatts. Christopher Court is Plaintiff, and William Rowlatt and John Rowlatt are Defendants. D. Roxburgh et al against E Home et …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Hertfordshire
… monument 185 John, and wife, inscription 192 Margery (Rowlatt), inscription 185 Mayne, arms 114 Mayne: Andrew, … J. H. 11 Rowbottom, arms 183 Rowhenny, Great Munden 13 Rowlatt, arms 185 Rowlatt: Ann, inscription 46 Ann, floor slab 46 Anne, brass …
Joshua Johnson's Letterbook, 1771-1774
… Yard, London, 4 Rotterdam, British merchants at, xxvi Rowlatt (William & John), oilmen of Upper Thames St., London, …
Survey of London
… 59 Rothery, the Rev. 27 Roulson, Mrs. 63 Rowlandson 13 Rowlatt, William 74 Rowntree, Thomas 74 Russell, Edward, Earl …