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A History of the County of Lancaster
… rector of St. Michael's, and John de Hornby, rector of Tatham, to hold to an agreement regarding lands in Bentley, …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… The parish of Tatham TATHAM 1 Tathaim, Dom. Bk.; Tateham, 1202; Thataim, Thatham, 1212; Tatham, 1241. The local pronunciation is Taytam. Tatham …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Lancashire, probably+ through some ancient connexion with Tatham, of which it was frequently regarded as a detached … 20 s. a year. 2 For the county lay Ireby was included with Tatham. The soil and subsoil are limestone. Of the … 3 Later it was held in thegnage in conjunction with Tatham, 4 until in 1317 it was sold to John de Hornby by John …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… small paten of 1708, the chalice inscribed 'Ex dono Ri. Tatham Edmundi filij hujus Ecclesiae Vic. a.d. 1708,' with … flagon and paten of 171819, both inscribed 'Donum Edmundi Tatham hujus Ecclesiae olim Vicarij,' with the mark of Thomas … 40 Edward Wilson res. J. Williamson 13 Sept. 1664 Edmund Tatham, M.A. 41 John Girlington d. J. Leake 21 June 1699 …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Bardsey in 1476 granted all his lands in Bardsea and Tatham to feoffees; ibid. 45, m. 14. Christopher and William …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Ao. Dnj. 1719. Donum Leonardi Jackson, A.M. Rector de Tatham filij Richi. Jackson 103 nuper Rectoris de Whittington … III) the prior had to defend his right against Walter de Tatham and William de Lindsay. Afterwards John and Richard de …
Survey of London
… in his official residence on 22nd March, 1903. WALTER TATHAM HUGHES, I.S.O. (23rd March, 1903). Retired 18th May, …
Survey of London
… and D. Watkin, 'A Pioneer of English Neo-Classicism C. H. Tatham', and 'The Furniture of C. H. Tatham', in Country Life, 13/20 April 1972, pp. 91821, and 8 …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 406 A movement in the other direction was made by Edward Tatham, Rector of Lincoln, in proposing to the Hebdomadal …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Adam Banastre and John de Downham, kts., William de Tatham, parson of Witton, Thomas de Osbaldeston, Gilbert de …