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The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… is the present captain of Deal castle, and George Stringer is lieutenant under him. SANDOWNE CASTLE, which …
A History of the County of Stafford
… D. 1042/2, f. 66v.; Burke, Land. Gent. iii (1972), 278; Stringer, Lichfield, 97; Dyott's Diary, ed. R. W. Jeffery, i, …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… the Cloth-seller and Quenilda his wife, and Richard the Stringer and Margery his wife, a messuage here; 33 and other …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… was the leasing of lands called Withinsnape to William the Stringer. 32 His son, Sir Henry de Scarisbrick, succeeded … Henry Tebaut, also the Milner, the Mercer (Lydiate), the Stringer, the Fisher, the Salter, and the Bagger. The …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… at Wigtown, loco John Murdock (Murdock), deceased; John Stringer, commander of a Customs sloop at Dover, loco …
Calendar of Treasury books
… employed in carrying off from Greenwich the Regiments of Stringer, Lalo, Evans and others on board the transports in …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… of Col. Tho. Farrington, Col. Jo. Gibson, Col. Tho. Stringer, Charles, Lord Mohun and Sir Rich. Temple from the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Lord Lucas, Lord Mohun, Sir Richard Temple and Col. Stringer 7896 for ditto for one other Regiment of Foot to be …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Regiments of Col. Thomas Farrington, John Gibson, Thomas Stringer, Charles Lord Mohun, and Sir Richard Temple from … Foot commanded by Col. Thomas Farrington and Col. Thomas Stringer (lately ordered to be transported from Chester to … Col. Farrington's charge for provisions 48 18 6 Col. Stringer's charge for provisions 48 18 6 Bristol: Lord …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… old monuments to the St. Legers, many to the family of Stringer, and, of more recent date, one to the Marquess and …