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Old and New London
… of legislation. It was here that his brother, Sir Samuel Bentham, on his return from Russia, began to make …
Old and New London
… surrounded with a ring fence for deer. "This day," writes Samuel Pepys, in his "Diary," under date August 11, 1664, …
Old and New London
… scourge were buried here. Under date of July 18, 1665, Samuel Pepys writes in his "Diary:""I was much troubled this …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… admitted in 1655, was approved of as a public preacher. Samuel Broadhurst, rector from 1695, 92 had such an unsettled …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… the manor in 1579 to Alexander Neale, whose son and heir Samuel sold it in 1593 to Nicholas Damory. 23 In 1609 …
A History of the County of Somerset
… as Andersea, passed to Thomas Gould who was followed by Samuel Wilcox. 19 Raymond's farm, in 1748 a 52-a. estate held … 7 but a brickyard by the river at Hamland was opened by Samuel Stuckey c. 1787, presumably using clay on site. 8 The …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… to Judith Martin, 1797; (5) to George Scott, 1817; (6) to Samuel Scriven, 1829, and others; (7) to Thomas Henry Martin, … by Hellyer, Portland; (2) to Dame Margaret, wife of Sir Samuel Osborne Gibbes, Bart., 1847, white marble with … drawings of the castle exist, including those by Samuel Buck, 1733 (B.M., Print Room) and J. H. Grimm, 1790 …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… who died in 1691, 98 sold Wheatenhurst manor to Sir Samuel Eckley, who by 1711, had been succeeded by his brother … manor in 1780 on Henry Cruger, who conveyed it in 1781 to Samuel Peach. From Samuel it passed to his grandson, Samuel Peach Cruger, who …
A History of the County of Hertford
… the manor was conveyed by Richard Emartin and others to Samuel Garrard, 69 when it was incorporated with the Lamer … Anne Edridge conveyed a third part of the manor to Sir Samuel Garrard. 134 From this time the manor probably became …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… in 1778: (i) 1640; (ii) 1676; (iii) 1677, the last two by Samuel Smith the younger of York. 8 Three more bells were … be used to put out a boy or two girls as apprentices. 46 Samuel Terrick, rector, by will dated 1718, left £30 for the …