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A History of the County of Gloucester
… park. The fact that this end of the village is called the Green, and the names of Overgreen House and Undergreen House, indicate the site of the village green there. The houses of the village survive from the 17th, … of the river at 400 ft., is grouped round a triangular green in a fold in the side of the valley. The western half …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… street, with an open place at the east end called the High Green. Here, no doubt, was held the market granted to Robert … The Society of Friends, whose meetinghouse is on the High Green, has a considerable number of members in this … sisters. The plate consists of two cups made by Aldridge & Green of London, one in 1770 and the other in 1773, each …
A History of the County of Bedford
… or four years ago. The site is the property of Mr. Rudd Green. The village is large and scattered, and is situated on … onwards. In the northern part of the village, known as Green End, is the site of Creakers Manor; the farm-house … occupied for forty or fifty years except by a labourer.' 4 Green End Farm-house is an 18th-century brick building, with …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… northwards past the village and the area known as the Green (see below) and marks the boundary between Great … which extends along the eastern boundary as far as the Green, lie on the Portland Beds at c. 238 ft. 5 That stratum … of the road leading north from Great Cheverell past the Green. 17 Most roads which served the parish in 1773 either …
A History of the County of Worcester
… an estate known from the end of the 16th century as WEST GREEN. It consisted of 2 hides held of the Abbot of … later known as VAMPAGES, and held of the manor of West Green, may perhaps be identified with an estate at Great … The Hanfords subsequently acquired the manor of West Green, as has been seen above, and the two manors descended …
A History of the County of Northampton
… The overlordship is last mentioned in connexion with Green's Manor in 1391, 3 and in connexion with Barnard's … Doddington held of this lordship. That afterwards called GREEN'S MANOR appears in 1285 when Juliana Tregoz, widow, … fee 15 and before 1369 it was in the possession of the Green family. In that year Sir Henry Green died seised of it …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… arras and adorned with pictures. The gallery was hung with green; at the upper end were fifteen English pictures 'hangd … the town at an early date, and now has a chapel in Block Green Square. In the 17th century the Society of Friends …
A History of the County of Essex
… Stortford (Herts.). 1 It is within the metropolitan Green Belt and has been designated an area of special … a.), including Monkswood and the southern part of Woodside Green, was transferred to Great Hallingbury. 4 The Stort … and then slopes gradually north-east to 90 m. at Bedlar's Green. Latchmore brook flows south-west from Bedlar's Green …
A History of the County of Northampton
… others in a deed witnessed, among others, by Sir Thomas Green. 39 This must have been followed by a grant of the manor to Sir Thomas Green of Green's Norton, as at his death on 14 December 1417 his son …
A History of the County of Northampton
… overlordship of the manor, which was later divided into Green's and Houghton's manor, descended with the honor of … of his share, 58 which descended as Houghton's Manor. 59 GREEN'S alias VAUX and MORDAUNT'S MANOR. Christine had … may be the share conveyed by John son of Richard to Henry Green (of Drayton) two years later. 70 Green, of Drayton. …