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A History of the County of Essex
… tenant since c. 1890. 66 In 1981 the owner was Mr. J. F. Tinney. Matching Hall, standing on a moated site south of the … in 1981. Housham Hall farm belonged in 1981 to Mr. C. J. Tinney. 105 Housham Hall lies 2 km. west of the church. In … E.R.O., D/DU 521/7. Inf. from Capt. Ruggles-Brise and Mr. Tinney. E.R.O., D/DU 25; above, plate 42. E.R.O., Libr. …
Magna Britannia
… residence of Mr. Thomas Trood; and Clease, of Mr. James Tinney, as lessee under the duchy. The church of Morwinstow …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… from Benett's chief agent, a Salisbury solicitor named Tinney, who assured Lord Folkestone (then one of the members … MS. Letters on Salisbury politics (Thos. Atkinson to J. P. Tinney, 12 Feb. 1813.) Wyndham, Family History, 16881837, …
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the City of Salisbury
… roofs. On O.S., 1880 it appears as the W. range of Tinney's Court. A tablet with an inscription of 1844 (?) at …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Proceedings (Equity Side) C 104 Master's Exhibits, Tinney C 109 Humphrey C 131 Chancery Files, Extents for Debts …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… of the cathedral, who had leased the office to William Tinney. In 1793 Tinney was involved in a dispute over tolls with certain … year, Hume agreeing to the corporation's price, and Tinney surrendering his rights as tenant. As he was elected …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… painted with a landscape. a(61) House, 70 yards E. of Tinney's Lane, retains two original stone-mullioned windows …
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the City of Salisbury
… 19th century; probably they were built c. 1812 by J.C.P. Tinney, a prominent solicitor. 32 To E. of the service rooms … 0/117/4, ff. 809; 0/117/8, ff. 523. W.R.O., 451/192 (Mrs. Tinney's leasehold). W.A.M., 52 (19478), 312; Benson & …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… 311. Disposition Book XX, p. 64. Same for 20 l. to William Tinney, clerk, for the charge of his passage to Virginia …