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Survey of London
… impaling Checky [ ] and [ ]. (Plate 118.) 62. GRACE WATHEN, 1753. Under this Stone lies the Body of GRACE the Wife of CHARLES WATHEN Jun r She Died the 7 th Day of March 1753. in the 59 … CHARLES the Eldest Son of the abve CHARLES and ELIZABETH WATHEN he Died the 5 th Day of March 1745 in the 60 Year of …
Survey of London
… a bull passant ermine and looking backwards. 16. CHARLES WATHEN, 1721. The rectangular inscription tablet is framed in … in the middle Isle, lies interred the Body of Charles Wathen, Citizen and Draper, late of this Parish, who resigned … fame Stone, lie the Remains of her Elder Brother, Charles Wathen, who dyed on the 5 th. of March 1745 in the 60 th Year …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… Somers in 1802, and Harry sold a further 138 a. to Paul Wathen of Lypiatt Park in 1807, who immediately sold to …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… South Narberth, Newtown, New Mote, Reynoldston, Robeston-Wathen, Slebech, East Williamston, and Yerbeston, in the …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… and later Lower Grange, was owned and occupied by George Wathen, an attorney, from 1804 until his death in 1847; 7 …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… 2 with reversion to his nephew, William Caruthers Wathen (d. 1890), whose son Samuel Wathen inherited the estate. 3 It passed from Samuel (d. c. …
A History of the County of Worcester
… carved oak pulpit is in memory of the Rev. John Bateman Wathen, who was rector for forty-eight years. The plate …
A History of the County of Warwick
… daughter of the Rev. Henry Wise to his father, Sir Thomas Wathen Waller, bart.), from whom it descended to Sir Wathen Arthur Waller, bart., 75 who died in 1947. The two …
A History of the County of Warwick
… World War in 1914. 44 He was succeeded by his brother Sir Wathen Arthur Waller, bt., who died in 1947 leaving the manor …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Bristol in 1830, were given to the parish by Sir Charles Wathen in 1889 and 1892 respectively. 310 In the gallery … was also minister of Low Ham, a benefice in Sir Charles Wathen's patronage. By Gray and Davison, c. 183540: TS guide …