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Calendar of Treasury Books
… Whiteway, Thomas, riding surveyor, Torquay, 613; and see Whitway. Whitfeild (Whitfield), Mr., Maidenhead, Berks, 746. … T. Whitton (Whiton), Jno., disbandment, 339; Lieut., 833. Whitway (and see Whiteway), John, riding surveyor, Dartmouth …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… (co. Salop), 1607. Whitty, Mr., at Whitchurch, 729. Whitway, John, surveyor, Torquay or Torbay, 445, 1480. …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… repairs in, 244, 312. -, Warden of. See Grafton, Duke of. Whitway, Thomas, 353. Whitworth, Francis, Surveyor General of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I
… Whittaker, Jas. Laur. Mr. Whittlewood Forest lieutenant of Whitway, Thos. Wm. Whitwick, Hum. Whorewood, Gerard Sir Thos. …
Survey of London
… Anne's, carver, two sites; 123 Elizabeth Weaver; Anthony Whitway; 93 Robert Wiggett, joiner. 124 In March 1883 the …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… a certain Henry of Poynings, and also a certain William of Whitway, the constables immediately before him, and all the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… of importance in the parish are Heatherwold in the north, Whitway on a hill on the north-west boundary, Wergs 1 mile … chapel, built in 1864 and rebuilt in 1894, is north of Whitway, near the Newbury road. The commons were inclosed in … thereon. There is very little known of the manor of WHITWAY or WHITEWEYES, the overlordship of which belonged to …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… next to Ironmonger Lane were occupied by Mark Ewer, John Whitway, merchant tailor, and Thomas Bludder, apothecary. The … a year, Ewer's house (approximately 4B) at £12 a year, and Whitway's house (approximately 4D) at £12 a year. 17 GL, MSS: … northernmost of the three (4D). This was occupied by John Whitway and measured 19 1/2 ft. (5.94 m.) E./W. by 23 1/2 ft. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I
… of the cause in the Court of Delegates, of Wm. and Thos. Whitway, administrators of Wm. Bulpitt, alias Richardson, and …