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A History of the County of Berkshire
… to be held of Sir Thomas Englefield 21 as of his manor of Tidmarsh, and in 1617 it was similarly returned as held of Peter Vanlore, then lord of the manor of Tidmarsh. 22 The manor at the date of the Survey was held …
Survey of London
… Schwartz & Sons Ltd. The architects were Herbert Wright & Tidmarsh. 117 Pride Court, at Nos 8082, is a speculative …
Survey of London
… rebuilt, as one building for commercial use; Wright & Tidmarsh were the architects. 91 This partial survival …
A History of the County of Essex
… early 1740s. 61 It had been dissolved by 1755. 62 Richard Tidmarsh, sent to Essex by the first General Assembly of …
A History of the County of Oxford
… before a scoffing crowd at Hythe Bridge, 60 and Richard Tidmarsh, a tanner, who had refused to serve on the city … used for meetings but the main meeting-house was at Tidmarsh's house in Titmouse Lane which continued to be used … least 1715. 62 According to a late-18th-century tradition Tidmarsh used to haptize in the mill-stream near by. 63 …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… of the courts of leet and frankpledge in the manors of Tidmarsh and four others, co. Berks, and of Edgecote, co. …
Alumni Oxonienses
… Richard (Redyng) B.A. 20 Feb, 1532-3; perhaps rector of Tidmarsh, Berks, 1543. See Foster's Index Eccl. Reading, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Constantinopolis type have been found in the field east of Tidmarsh Lane and north of Cottesmore Farm; of Claudius …
Survey of London
… their usual architect Herbert A. Wright (later of Wright & Tidmarsh). In 1933 the General Surgical Co. erected a neon …
A History of the County of Oxford
… (1427); Mill Lane (1639); Preacher Lane (mid 17th cent.). Tidmarsh Lane (by 1956): Titmouse Lane (1751, 1850), but Titmarsh's Lane (1772). Richard Tidmarsh lived there in the later 17th century. 34 Turl … xxiii, p. 435. Bodl. MS. Top. Oxon. c 300, f. 76; for Tidmarsh see above, Protestant Nonconformity (Baptists). Some …