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A History of the County of Leicestershire
… landowners included the Abbot of Leicester and Geoffrey de Twyford, a free tenant under the Earl of Leicester. All four …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… Wood; 8 it then passed through Yew Valley, Broad Moor, and Twyford, where the Piccadilly and Black brooks join at the … through Mereway Grove and down the Piccadilly brook to Twyford, but later an irregular arm of Woolaston parish …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the Exe and the Lowman. It was known as the village of Twyford so early as 872. A castle was erected here in 1106 by …
The Environs of London
… Mary, daughter and heir of Thomas Trench, Esq. Manor of Twyford, or Marteines. The manor of Twyford was in 1414 the property of John Twyford, who held it of the manor of Bruses by a quit-rent of …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of Lordship Lane, survived until the 1890s. 66 Nicholas Twyford repeatedly failed to do fealty at courts of Bruces … John of North-ampton nor if he was connected with a John Twyford who held of Daubeneys in the 1390s. 67 John Twyford held property in Tottenham worth 100 s. a year in …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… also are named about the same time. 18 Richard and Robert Twyford in 1649 compounded for 'delinquency' in adhering to … Hooper, M.A. 59 (Trinity College, Camb.) 1726 Robert Twyford, B.A. 60 (Brasenose College, Oxf.) 1747 William Twyford, B.A. 61 (St. John's College, Camb.) 1795 John …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Leech, B.A. (St. Catharine's Hall, Camb.) oc. 1746 Robert Twyford, B.A. 62 (Brasenose College, Oxf.) 1746 William Twyford, B.A. 63 (St. John's College, Camb.) 1752 Thomas …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… married Robert Hesketh; ibid. 307, m. 20 d. For Blanche (Twyford) see Dugdale, Visit. (Chet. Soc.), 135. Lands in …
Alumni Oxonienses
… William B.A. from Gloucester Hall 26 March, 1586. Twyford, Robert s. Edw., of Northmore, Oxon, gent. Brasenose …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… and Sir R. Chiverton; thirteen sat for four, viz: Sir N. Twyford, A. Karlill, A. Bamme, S. Eyre, Sir W. Taillour, Sir …