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Survey of London
… Bucknall, 2 citizen and merchant taylor, 6 in 1669 by John Stott, who himself held a lease from Sir William Wheler of an …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… lies in a valley about a mile west of Windermere, and has Stott Park to the north-east. Newby Bridge, on the Leven, … and fishery of Haverthwaite, and lands in Finsthwaite, Stott Park and Rusland. 17 The Whitmores at once proceeded to … accordingly 4 is given to the poor. Gilfred Lewthwaite of Stott Park in 1879 left 200 for gifts to the poor at …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… extended to single women if there is a surplus. Robert Stott of Thornham in 1869 left 120 for the school attached to …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… lands in Castleton and Crompton from Robert and James Stott; Pal. of Lanc. Feet of F. bdle. 23, m. 6. The Buckleys …
Survey of London
… 73 a do. do. 1757/1/109 do. 22' 11" 260 do. do. do. Jane Stott, ?wife of John Stott of Bideford, Devon, esquire 175960 74 20 March 1733/4 …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Toule, J. 1711 1 Nov. Coates, G. By 1743 Smith, T. By 1743 Stott, C. By 1757 Gregory, J. 1760 29 Nov. Abbey, J. 1760 29 …
Survey of London
… was leased for ninetytwo years by Sir William to John Stott, mariner, of Stepney, in March 1660. 42 Stott, described in his will of November 1670 as now att Sea, … Street and King Street. Builders taking leases from Stott included John Deane of St. Botolph Bishopsgate, house …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… estates were adjudged to be the right of the heirs of Mary Stott, 21 sister of Alexander, to be held in moieties by (1) … of the testator, was never married to a certain Ralph Stott, with whom she lived from about 1713 till her death in … with someone else she was riding to church with Ralph Stott, pillionwise, the pair ran off together instead and …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… and till his death in 1649 i he was succeeded by George Stott, who did not approve of the Presbyterian government, …