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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Beech BEECH, a village, in the parishes of Stone and Swinnerton, union of Stone, N. and S. divisions of the …
A History of the County of Essex
… who lived at Little Birch, and Thomasin, widow of Sir John Swinnerton, restored the church about the 1630s. The church …
A History of the County of Essex
… it on his son Thomas, who sold it in 1608 to Sir John Swinnerton (d. 1616), lord mayor of London 1612, and the manor descended with Stanway until 1631, when Thomas Swinnerton retained it. 39 Thomas was succeeded by his son …
Old and New London
… poor as to be compelled to part with Austin Friars to John Swinnerton, a London merchant, afterwards Lord Mayor. Fulke …
A New History of London
… to the undertaker, was elected lord-mayor, Sir John Swinnerton, then the acting mayor, with many of the heads of …
Survey of London
… described above had passed to Sir Thomas Richard Swinnerton Dyer, seventh baronet. On his death in 1838 they … passed to her first husband's cousin. Sir Thomas Richard Swinnerton Dyer, ninth baronet. 196 He it was who with his second son Henry Clement Swinnerton Dyer oversaw the completion of what was to become …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… an ecclesiastical district, partly in the parishes of Swinnerton and Trentham, union of Stone, and partly in the …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… &c., (Warranty and seal). Hiis testibus, Domino Roberto de Swinnerton, Ranulpho de Bevile, Simone filio Alani, Alano … These witnesses, Sir John Trussel, Kt., dom' Robert de Swinnerton, John de Blortun, Ralph Burgullon, John son of …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… Johanne de Chetwynd Bertramo de Burg, Johanne de Swinnerton, militibus, Roberto de Cotes, Ada de Lavenden, … her husband's, in Clayton Griffyn. These witnesses, Roger Swinnerton, John, Lord of Whitmore, William de Thickness, …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… recordationis Henrici regis Anglie filium et Johannem de Swinnerton, militem, ex parte un, et fratrem Johannem Priorem … Novo Castro subtus Lymam, et manerium predicti Johannis de Swinnerton [goes on to authorise them (from the Prior and C.) … of Trentham, on the one side, and Stephen, Parson of Swinnerton, on the other, touching rights in Wytspot, which …