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A History of the County of Middlesex
… and as of Nag's Head in 1712-13. 16 He was the tenant of Willett's fields (nos. 46 and 47) by 1713 17 and of Wood …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Cripplegate, armourer, in 1654. 94 The field was marked as Willett's land in 1679 95 but as Knight's land in 1703. … Smyth in 1643. 5 They were sold with other lands to Thomas Willett in 1653 6 and were still Willett's in 1669 7 but probably lost after 1672 when his …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… the new Church Street (Bethnal Green Road), probably the Willett houses of 1713. 1 The new east-west road was the … c. 1799 and 1812 49 but 1 Turney, 2 Saffron Close, 3 Willett, 4 Great Haresmarsh, 5 Acres Land, 6 Burgoyn 7 … The centre: principal estates 1 Turney, 2 Saffron Close, 3 Willett, 4 Great Haresmarsh, 5 Acres Land, 6 Burgoyn 7 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 2 Snow, 3 Nichol, 4 Byde, 5 Fitch, 6 Tyssen, 7 Red Cow, 8 Willett (Wood close), 9 Hare Marsh The freehold former … Wood Close in 1652 by Abraham Carnell. 95 In 1670 Thomas Willett leased the land to Carnell (d. c. 1679), with two … the frontage on the north side of Hare Street; Silver or Willett Street and Wood Street, with houses at their southern …
Survey of London
… 8674/84, p.278; 8674/109, p.94: Pinks, pp.28990: Peter Willett, An Introduction to the Thoroughbred, 1975, pp.28, …
Survey of London
… education at Loughborough House School. 39 In 1825 Thomas Willett, who had lived at Loughborough House for some years, … of Mutton Close, from Randall Gossip for 5,000. 33 Willett was not bound by this contract to erect any buildings …
Broadwell Parish: Broadwell
A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 17, Bampton Hundred (Part Four)
… diversify into other industrial activities as well. Henry Willett (d. 1702) apparently had a bell foundry, and may have … said to have sold the advowson in 1599 to the vicar Philip Willett (d. 1615), 14 a relative of the Hampson family; Willett left it to his son Francis, and granted his daughter …