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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… to have been about that time a portion of the estate of Seward, one of the co-lords of Tickhill: Wilsick is styled in …
The Cromwell Association Online Directory of Parliamentarian Army Officers
… of Essex Bray, Edward Edward Bray Lieutenant in Captain Seward’s company. Named in order, Jan. 1643, for raising of …
The Cromwell Association Online Directory of Parliamentarian Army Officers
… Dashwood (died 1667) Ensign in company of Captain John Seward, raised by order 11 Jan. 1643. A clothier of …
London Inhabitants Outside the Walls, 1695
… s; John, s, 104.35 Mary, ser, 103.10 Peasant, app, 107C.10 SEWARD: Charles, bach, 103.184 Dorothy, 98.71 Elizabeth, …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… Do. Do. Do.do. Cox, Ann Housebreaking Do. Do. Do.do. Seward, James Sheep-stealing Do. Do. Free pardon Williams, …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… Cavenagh, Thomas Do. Do. 4 Apr. 128 Blackstone, Justice. Seward, James Sheep-stealing Death Wells 2 " 128 Aston, … 11 " 115 Do. do. Cavenagh, Thomas Do. Do. 12 " 115 Do. do. Seward, James Do. Ivelchester 13 " 116 Free pardon Do. … Stafford 17 " 137 Sentence to be carried out. Seward, James Do. Wells 24 " 138 Respite till further order. …
A History of the County of Leicester
… obtained a smaller grant of land in Bromkinsthorpe from Seward Pitefrid. 30 The exact dates of these three grants are … of Aufred, of Bromkinsthorpe. Nichols, Leics. i, App. 54. Seward held the land from Robert le Bossu, Earl of Leic. Reg. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… The most serious charge was brought against Canon Seward by Henchman and Lee. He was said to have separated a …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… 7 Jan. Mauleverer, J. 1684 15 Feb. Horton, F. 1684 19 Feb. Seward, C. 1684 22 Feb. Jones, B. 1684 22 Feb. Noble, H. 1684 …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Pennant, writing in 1782, calls him a tailor. 18 Thomas Seward, Canon of Lichfield (d. 1790), describes the peeper as … Mag. 1797, lxvii(1), 478, quoting a letter in Latin by Seward. The phrase ' unus Actaeon' only indicates Seward's classical learning, not that the groom's name was …