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A History of the County of Somerset
… south-east by the Foss Way and on the south by the river Yeo. Its economy has always been agrarian, although the … agriculture. At Aller and in parishes bordering the rivers Yeo and Cary the drainage of low-lying 'moors' provided rich …
Survey of London
… Richard Wilson, 174850, landscape painter; Richard Yeo, 174958, medallist; Jeremiah Meyer, 175985, miniature …
Survey of London
… of Taylor and Cumming was Devon-born, as was Richard Yeo, the owner-developer of Prince of Wales Terrace. George …
A History of the County of Somerset
… James Smith 66 before 1773 to James Yorke and Edward Leave Yeo. 67 Yorke's representatives held it until 1817 when it …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… Emma Boston, widow, Thomas Bataill, mercer, Nicholas Yeo, draper, Thomas Onhand, mercer, Alexander Sprot, vintner, … citizens. In 1438 the other grantees quitclaimed to Yeo, who by his will, dated October 1444, a few days before …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… a little parcel of a shop, and a cellar which Nicholas Yeo, citizen and draper, held for a term of years by … from Elsyng Spital together with the shop representing 41. Yeo probably held most, if not all of 37-41 and had a … paid Elsyng Spital £2 rent. At his death in 1444 Nicholas Yeo gave up to the hospital the remainder of the term of …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Yeoveney was a separate manor, but between 1436 and 1450 Yeo veney was included in a list of chapels of Staines. 9 …
Records relating to the Barony of Kendale
… 16961724. 1710 11 July. Edward Harryson of Langdale Head, yeo. indicted for stealing a wether sheep of Mich. Gregg's at …
Records relating to the Barony of Kendale
… Ibid. 1723 4 17 January. George Waller of Kirkland, yeo., indicted for setting up as an ironmonger at Kirkland, … 1741) the court appoints Robert Crackelt of Kendale, yeo., in his stead. K. Order Book, 175060. 1755 24 June. Old …
Records relating to the Barony of Kendale
… 69. 1660 5 October. fforasmuch as Wm. Willson of Langdale, yeo., hath been this day indicted for disquietinge abuseinge …