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A History of the County of Buckingham
… called Brownes passed into the hands of John Ginger, yeoman, before 1607, when he sold it to his son Michael for …
A History of the County of York
… Sir William Allanson, the son of an Ampleforth yeoman, had land at Crayke (N.R.) and Ousefleet (W.R.) as …
A History of the County of York
… Merchant Tailors of York, 54-55; M. Campbell, The English Yeoman, 394-5. Johnson, Merchant Tailors, Table 1; see p. …
Survey of London
… Horses and great store of haye." In 1527 Thomas Wilson "yeoman farrier" was granted the custody of the Mews and he was succeeded in 1533 by Thomas Wood "yeoman of the Stable," 30 two appointments which corroborate … built over the main gate. 34 John Golightly, "the king's yeoman smith," and the owner of a considerable amount of …
The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
… year 1539 Prior Fuller appointed John Chesewyk of London, yeoman, and 'Alyce' his wife, during their lives, and the …
Survey of London
… 62 but some new building also took place, principally in Yeoman's Row. Here the back gardens of the houses in … under an agreement with the builder Benjamin Watts, ten in Yeoman's Row to which two more were also added under Watts's … He was the lessee of the terrace of ten houses erected in Yeoman's Row (now demolished) on the actual site of Brompton …
Survey of London
… a rent of 500. Finally Egerton Place and Nos. 428 (even) Yeoman's Row were built under another agreement of 1891 … Egerton Gardens to ninety-nine years in Egerton Place and Yeoman's Row. Some eight-and-a-half acres of land were … in Michael's Grove and the terrace immediately behind in Yeoman's Row was concluded on 24 June 1891 with Harold Malet, …
Survey of London
… that road (Plates 2a, 3). Here, immediately to the west of Yeoman's Row, which formed the eastern boundary of the … front gardens. They also had gardens extending as far as Yeoman's Row at the rear. At the south end of Yeoman's Row Novosielski built a large house with extensive …
Survey of London
… architect, who was at the same time building studios in Yeoman's Row (see above), and who may have provided the … Place also replaced war-damaged buildings in 1956. 330 In Yeoman's Row the houses which had been built in the 1840's on … the Metropolitan Police Traffic Wardens Centre at No. 64 Yeoman's Row formerly belonged to the Smith's Charity estate …
Survey of London
… The remainder included a schoolmaster, a surgeon, a yeoman and a gardener. Of the tradesmen 26 (36.6 per cent) …