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A History of the County of Oxford
… connect the hamlets in the parish with each other and with Hook Norton, North Newington, Tadmarton, and Shenington. Even … was 2 14 s. 398 Oseney Abbey's manor, part of the abbey's Hook Norton bailiwick, contained 12 yardlands of which 5 … the Gilkes family), one from Rollright Mill, and four from Hook Norton. 797 The meeting also drew support from …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… family it went, in the next reign of Edward IV. to Swan of Hook-house, in Southfleet, whose descendant, Mr. Thomas Swan, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… as a preaching station, nominally under the chapel at Hook Norton. It was then sold to the Baptist Union …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… NW. (1901, 1926 edns.). Inf. from Mr. R. J. R. Arundell, Hook Manor, Semley. W.R.O. 2132/253; below, econ. hist. … reg. 160. Ibid. 2132/212; inf. from Mr. R. J. R. Arundell, Hook Manor, Semley. Inf. from Mr. F. Burt, Coldharbour, … Peerage (1931), 151; inf. from Mr. R. J. R. Arundell, Hook Manor, Semley. Burke, New Ext. Peerage, 12. Burke, …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… while it included Swanwick, Crofton, Lee, Stubbington, Hook, Funtley, Chark, Posbrook, Bromwich, Segenworth, and … Of these, Crofton, with Stubbington and Lee-on-theSolent. Hook with Warsash, and Sarisbury with Swanwick were formed … Act of 1894; Sarisbury with Swanwick, Crofton, and Hook with Warsash having been previously constituted …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… 4 miles east from Basingstoke and 2 miles south-west from Hook station on the main line of the London and South Western …
A History of the County of Worcester
… to floods. The land rises gradually to the west, and on Hook Common a height of 137 ft. above the ordnance datum is … has now disappeared. 3 The church of the Good Shepherd at Hook Common was built in 1870. There are also St. Joseph's … baptisms 1808 to 1812. The church of the GOOD SHEPHERD, Hook Common, is of stone in 13th-century style, and consists …