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Calendar of Treasury Books
… of Inclemore aforesaid, lying in the lordship or manor of Snaith, Cowick, and Rawcliffe, heretofore granted to the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… years. Therefore prays a grant of the manor of Cowick and Snaith, co. Yorks (whereof Dykes Marsh is parcel) for 41 …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of Osgoldcross, W. riding of York, 5 miles (S. W.) from Snaith; containing 262 inhabitants. The township comprises by …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… church also met in Cinderford and its minister Richard Snaith 44 conducted baptisms in St. Anthony's well near … sold by 1875 to the vicar of Blakeney. 56 In 1860 Richard Snaith, a Baptist living at Whitecroft, began holding … Yorkley Wood and started a Sunday school. In 1862, after Snaith's departure for Cinderford, a room at Pillowell was …
A History of the County of York
… of Howden, mason, carrying off his goods at Weland, near Snaith, to the value of 100 s. 49 In July 1385 Sir Ralph … small rents from houses not only in York, 73 but also in Snaith, Hensall or Endsall, Kellington, Egborough, Wakefield, … 76 Brian's son, Sir John Roecliff, kt., demised lands in Snaith and Hensall to the friars for twenty-one years in …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… place, in Petham, and of Bourne, in the 8th year. William Snaith of Addington, in the 9th year. Reginald Pimp of Pimp's …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… Smith, Faber, Roger, 418. , William, of Cosby, 468. Snaith, Snayth [co. York], 272. Snaudon, Snawedon. See Snowdon. Snayth. See Snaith. Snead, Sneth [co. Montgomery], castle of, 18. , , …