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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I
… Egham, Surrey. 21. Valuation of the manor of Nelmes, near Rumford, Essex. 22. Account of the yearly rentals, &c. of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… for his chest. Requests that a guard may be stationed at Rumford and Bow Bridge, to arrest all seamen that come that … desiring that a guard may be stationed at Bow Bridge and Rumford for attaching seamen, and request that it may be …
Lincoln Wills
… Admin. granted to the executrix. The testament of Nicholas Rumford [of Frieston]. [L.C.C., 152031, f. 200d.] 11 April, 1530. I Nicholas Rumford of Freston. My body to be buryed in the church yerde … Crowe and Richard Cooke. Resydewe of goodes to Robert Rumford, whome I make my executor. I will that John Mayden be …
Middlesex county records
… sum of twenty pounds each; For the appearance of Charles Rumford at the next S. P. for Middlesex, "to answer for being …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… containing, with the villages of Burnbridge, Maddiston, Rumford, and part of Linlithgow-Bridge, 2249 inhabitants. The …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… the wood or farm adjoining to it. The family of Daffy, of Rumford, in Essex, were formerly owners of it, and continued …
Magna Britannia
… south from Padstow. The principal villages are Penrose and Rumford. The manor of Trewinnick, which, about the year 1500, …
Petitions in the State Papers, 1600-1699
… declare his further pleasure J. Williamson Robert Watts of Rumford in the county of Essex, labourer. SP 29/367 f. 239 … excellent majesty The humble peticion of Robert Watts of Rumford in the county of Essex labourer. Humbly shewing that … and to the great lamentacion of all the neighborhood in Rumford, amongst whome she hath lived many yeares in good …
Petitions to the Westminster Quarter Sessions, 1620-1799
… date the first of Easter Terme last past, and the said Rumford havinge kept your petitioner at his howse, ever since …
Old and New London
… award of the Copley medal was made in 1731, and of the Rumford medal in 1800 to the founder himself (Benjamin, Count Rumford) for his various discoveries respecting light and …