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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… township, which included Hinton Columbers and Hinton Wase tithings, 13 and Uffcott tithing lay south-east of the … village grew from two hamlets, Hinton Columbers and Hinton Wase. The oldest sites in the village, those of the church … near the church in the 13th century. 27 That of Hinton Wase manor stood at the site of Manor Farm until the 17th …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… that Sir Nicholas 'sowlde Alfington to one Harvie that wase his servant and came into ye Island with him' ( Oglander …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… the manor was sold by Edward Manfield's trustees to Budd Wase of Datchet. In 1703 it was bought by John Dodson, …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… the next year, according to Lysons, conveyed it to Budd Wase. 89 Anne, the only child of his brother and heir Henry, … to Charles I and Charles II, and his father-in-law William Wase, who died in 1642. In the north aisle is a floor slab to …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… Ptes way, the Short Dike, lfthrythe Dic, Hollow Brook, the Wase brook (now Oss brook), 13 and among early 16th-century …
A History of the County of Oxford
… fifteen-year lease was made in 1454 to William and Joan Wase. 188 In 1457 it passed with the rest of the hospital's … are known. In the early 16th century the tenant was John Wase. 196 He was followed by Richard Forde, who paid a rent …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… which has disappeared, was held in 1605 by Christopher Wase 195 and in 1643 by his son Christopher. 196 In 1623 the … of Elizabeth, formerly wife of William Wollaston, and John Wase (who cannot be considered in any way connected with the … and Roger Brampton. 370 Christopher here claimed that John Wase had acquired possession of the messuage which should …