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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I
… of Sir Thos. Shoebeacon, Essex Shooter's Hill Shoreham Shortwood Shorwell Shotery Shotover Woods Shrewsbury Earl and …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… c. 80. Shorthwayte, Wm., vicar of Narburgh, 1029 (36). Shortwood, near Ayelton (Notts?), 65. Shoters. See Shooters. …
Calendar of the Manuscripts of the Dean & Chapter of Wells
… 303. See Oxford. Schordich. See Shordich. Schortewode. See Shortwood. Schrivenham, Scryvenam, John de, vicar of Wells, … 549. doctor in civil law, 533. Shorham, Richard de, 81. Shortwood, Schortewode, Sortwode, (Sotwode): in West Hatch, … Sorstane, Sorestone, Richard de, 525, 526. Sortwode. See Shortwood. Sottindon, William de, 22. Compare Sodinton. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… 1595 (12). Shorne, Master John, 433. Short, Ric., 480 ii. Shortwood, 66. Shoter, Wm., 1684. Shottesbrook (Shatisbroke), …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward II
… 501, 633. Shorne, Benedict de, 157. Short, Thomas, 387. Shortwood, Shottwode in Savernake forest, 177. Shoston. See … Shothiswell [co. Warwick], 614. Shottwode. See Shortwood. Shotwick, Shotwyk, co. Chester, 450. Shotwood [co. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… 138. Shorter, John, merchant, 153, 154, 161, 272, 293. Shortwood (Rockingham Forest), 173. Shotover Forest (co. …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry III
… Panchet. Panshill. Pinley. Plumpton. Pultlegr'. Raby. Shortwood. Shotover. Southwood. Steplewood. Warkwood. Willey …
Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem: Volume 20, Henry V
… in Yarwell with bailiwick of Sulehay and ‘Fermes’ in Shortwood of the king in chief, services unknown, annual …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… b(5) Barrow (?) (SP 77437565; Fig. 95) lay 250 m. S.E. of Shortwood House, on clay at 145 m. above OD. Until it was …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… in 1735 75 and were presumably, as later, attached to the Shortwood meeting at Nailsworth. In 1765 Benjamin Francis, minister of Shortwood, promoted the building of a meetinghouse at Minchinhampton, which was regularly served from Shortwood until the end of the 18th century. Subsequently the …