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A History of the County of Hertford
… the south end of the village a road runs eastward down the hill, on the south side of which stands the church. In the … Arnold Betts. Nearer to Chipperfield is the Whippendell Hill Estate, which is being cut up into building plots, and … Rectory House, in which Mr. Arthur Green lives; Langley Hill House, the residence of Mr. Arthur Hughes; and Priory …
A History of the County of Worcester
… from that to a height of about 600 ft. near Weatheroak Hill. The trade, and consequently the population, of the … conspicuous part for the Parliament in the fight at Camp Hill in this parish on Rupert's march to relieve Lichfield in … and 18th centuries. Among these are Farmons, Weatheroak Hill, Wychall and Wythworth. FARMONS FARMONS in Moseley …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… . . . . . with all that part of Somborne Parke called the Hill or the Coning Warren lying round said lodge, bounded on … lying within park, abutted on east by the warren or hill and on the west by Houghton River, 150 acres 1 rood 14 … Broke, xv cent.; Compton Mountseux alias Munday on the Hill, xvi cent.; Compton Moncieux, xvii cent.; Compton …
A History of the County of Warwick
… of three conjoined cottages on the south side of Knowle Hill has a 16th- or 17th-century front of yellow stone rubble … was invested in the purchase of 5 acres of land at Edge Hill, Kingsbury, let at an annual rent of 9 10 s. The above … ro. 12; Chan. Proc. (Ser. 2), bdle. 241, no. 13 (Thos. Hill). Chan. Proc. (Ser. 1), Jas. I, B 19/9. Ibid. John, the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… in the south which runs from King John's or Cottington's Hill to Inkpen Beacon, near Hungerford. The town is situated … boundary. St. Paul's Church is situated near Ashford Hill, and near it is the vicarage, which was built in 18478. … 22 (xiii cent.); a wood called Hauekhurst (Hawkhurst Hill), a bridge called Ixnesford (Exmansford), waste-land …
A History of the County of Somerset
… in the parish is 287 ft. in the north-west on Kingsdon hill, from which the parish probably takes its name. To the north and north-east to Kingsdon wood, and east to Nut hill and Hally hill, the ground slopes gradually downwards … against church ales, brewing lead, two spits, and a rack were sold and the house sub-let. 325 By 1762 it had been …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… it in the Weald, of which the church, which stands on the hill nearly in the middle of the parish, is the northern … per annum. The rector takes no tithes of wood below the hill southward. There are about seventeen acres of glebe …
A History of the County of Northampton
… houses have been built and entirely border one side of the hill which leads to Kingsthorpe. On the other side of the …