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Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… 22 Feb. Potter, J. 1698 12 Feb. Potter, M. 1699 1 Oct. Wolf, M. 1702 3 July Gunthorpe, E. 1715 1 Feb. Gunthorpe, J. …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Ermine, a cross engrailed, gules; in the first quarter, a wolf's head, erased of the second. Harty, of Birchington, in …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… one who can be so identified, but one of the others, John Wolf, was a bailiff of the Duchy of Lancaster. 366 That the …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… 1404 he granted his fishery in Wallingford to Sir Hugh Wolf, who granted it to William Langford (ibid. fol. 8 b, 9). …
Survey of London
… in the year 1583, was the property of Henry Morgan, alias Wolf, who obtained a licence to alienate the same, with …
Cardiff Records
… which may be Englished thus: "The wind, and a tree, and a wolf's head, "And to hang by the neck till thou be dead." It …
Survey of London
… Albany Wallis; 27 Mrs. Charlotte Williamson; 28 Sir Jacob Wolf. 8 The members of the committee, some of whom had …