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A History of the County of York North Riding
… Richard Bullock and others conveyed the manor to Robert Ward, clerk, and others. 154 The landowners in 1859 included the Rev. Charles Hall and Captain Ward. 155 In 1872 Captain Charles Hall was lord. The manor is …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Univ. B.Litt. thesis, 1959), 466. Froxfield Hosp. MSS. J. Ward, 'Some Partics. rel. to Som. Hosp.', bound in estate …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… to passengers in 1961 and entirely in 1965. 26 A long barrow south-west of Surrendell Farm, and what may have been … vicar from 1512 to 1550 or later. His successor, Robert Ward, was deprived in 1553, when there was no copy of the … D 1/43/1, ff. 22v., 130v. Eton Coll. Mun. 4/26AB. A Robert Ward, vicar, was said to have d. before 28 Mar. 1553: ibid. …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… Chilton Lodge, the residence of the Hon. John Hubert Ward, is situated in a large park, part of which is in … in 1869. A Sunday school was added in 1907. There is a barrow in a copse a quarter of a mile south of North Hidden … Farm, in Eddington, at a spot known now and in 1677 as Barrow Hill; it has not been explored. It has been stated …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Alkin, late vicar of Lenham; Anne married the Rev. John Ward, rector and vicar of Yalding; and the other two are …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… windows. Hurst House was originally built by Richard Ward, grantee of the manor, in 1530, and was largely pulled … granted it as the manor of Hurst alias Whistley to Richard Ward of Waltham St. Lawrence and Colubra his wife, 34 … Flambert of Chertsey, serjeant-at-arms to the king. Ward was cofferer to Henry VIII, Edward VI, Queen Mary and …
A History of the County of Durham
… of the church, to Henry Lawson of Neasham and George Ward of Hurworth. 100 The Lawson moiety descended with the … azure between three griffons' heads razed azure. George Ward did homage to the bishop in 1578 for his moiety of the … descended in January 16078, after the death of George Ward, to his son John, then aged fifty, in accordance with a …