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Old and New London
… of St. Martin's (taken down in 1547) and afterwards the cellar of a large wine-tavern, the "Queen's Head." This was …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… lower storey is blank except for an opening to the heating-cellar. Interior (Plate 58)The plain plaster ceiling has a …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… 1849 Parsonage farm had a thatched barn, stable, and cider cellar integral with the house. Those buildings have been … had a timber staddle barn, and Parsonage farm had a cider cellar. 5 There were 13 labouring families in 1841, some of …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… is not certain which this might have been. It stood upon a cellar which by 1315 was in private ownership and which could … records for this period. In 1315 both the advowson and the cellar under the church belonged to Ralph de Honylane, holder … after the Great Fire. 7 The advowson, together with the cellar under the church, belonged in the early 14th century …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… and George Dukeworth, groom of the king's mouth in the cellar, in survivorship, but it seems unlikely that these …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… the Goat on the Hoop, with houses, shops, solar(s), and cellar(s), to Sir William Ghenow, rector of St. Edmund … Richard Rowe, vintner, citizens, with all houses, shops, cellar(s), solar(s), etc.; Cok and Rowe granted it back to … the little warehouse by the kitchen, the chamber, garret, cellar, and shop; there was also an aumbry in the hall and a …