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Magna Britannia
… effigies, in a gown, with ruff, &c.; Rebecca, coheiress of Westbrook, married first to William Wilson, Esq., afterwards …
A History of the County of Sussex
… leaving it to his son John, a boy of 10. 67 In 1709 John Westbrook, grocer, of London, left the manor, with 375 acres … Durban, whose brother and heir William died in 1750. John Westbrook, apparently William's son, held the estate at his …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… held of Edward Lord de Duddeley, as of his manor of Alton Westbrook, 59 not, as before, in chief. William's heir …
A History of the County of Surrey
… Survey were at Catteshull (mentioned 22 September 1453), Westbrook (mentioned 21 September 1441), and Eashing; and … timber houses in the High Street is one which has the Westbrook arms on a pane of glass; but it was not their home. They lived at Westbrook, where the last of them died, 1537. It is now cut …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… formerly divided the borough or port on the east from Westbrook, the manorial settlement. 13 This brook is now … lay just to the south of this and on the east side of the Westbrook. The men of Faringdon paid 10 marks as aid for … and a half burgages within the borough and six burgages in Westbrook; of these all but four were held by copy of court …