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A History of the County of Berkshire
… John de Hartridge, who was holding the adjoining manor of Titcomb in the parish of Kintbury (q.v.), and Haslewick … year. 131 The advowson, however, passed with the manor of Titcomb until 1721, 132 and was probably, like Titcomb, sold by Francis Brickenden, for Richard Moseley …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… moat. Inglewood House is the seat of Mr. H. J. Walmesley, Titcomb Manor that of Mrs. Dunn. Forbury is the property of … to Mr. Humphrey Jeffreys Walmesley, the present owner. 104 TITCOMB (Chikecumbe, Titecumbe, xiii cent.; Tidecumbe, … 1693, during his father's lifetime, and Richard conveyed Titcomb to his next son Colwell in 1693 142 and died in 1694. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Mr. D. O. Cooper, Sutton Lane Farm. Inf. from Mr. O. F. Titcomb, Gate Farm. Inf. from Mr. G. H. Carter, Arms Farm. …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… Rectories or Parsonages impropriate of Ambreshbury, Titcomb, Froxfield and Stapleford, in the said County of …
London Inhabitants Outside the Walls, 1695
… s, 103.227 TITCHBURY: Elizabeth, a nurse child, 103.47 TITCOMB: Elizabeth, 107A.25 Elizabeth; Daniell, s; John, s, …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… in 1846, was restored and reopened in 1856. 70 J. H. Titcomb, later first Bishop of Rangoon (187782), was …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… recruits delivered over to Capt. William Cornash in Col. Titcomb's Regiment 4 5 0 to Thomas Conway, Receiver General … Creighton's Regiment 12 5 0 to ditto for recruits for Col. Titcomb's [Thomas Tidcomb's] Regiment 28 0 0 125 18 0 Out …