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A History of the County of Oxford
… John Ballow bought a house and 3 yardlands from John Yate of Buckland on a 2,000-year lease, and slightly earlier …
A History of the County of Oxford
… VIII in 1540. 34 In 1557 the Crown sold the manor to John Yate of Buckland (formerly Berks.) for 325. 35 He granted it to trustees in 1574 36 and died in 1579. Edward Yate (d. 1596), his son and successor, 37 apparently transferred it by 1586 to John Yate of Buckland, perhaps his brother, who retained it in …
A History of the County of Oxford
… was connected with or involved in recusancy. The Catholic Yate family of nearby Buckland (formerly Berks.) owned one … involved changes in fittings and decoration. In 1606 John Yate gave an annual rent charge of 5 s. from two houses for … until the 1560s. 155 Nonconformity Roman Catholicism The Yate family of Buckland (formerly Berks.), who owned 'Yates …
Broadwell Parish: Broadwell
A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 17, Bampton Hundred (Part Four)
… Of Thompson's children, Francis Thompson alias Yate (15571614) was a Jesuit on the English mission, Margaret …
A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 12
… farmhouse known as Lodwicks (or Grants), acquired by Rice Yate from the lord of the manor in 1669, 7 was demolished in … of a cottage called Partridges in 1547 29 and Rice Yate bought a cottage near the common there in 1669. 30 A … 18th century was Bromesberrow Place. A scheme of John Yate (d. 1758) for a small house on top of Coneygree hill …