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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… 165 In 14012 a Richard Walwyn, perhaps the aforesaid ward, held of a knight's fee in Trowle, rated at 4 s. 166 In … 1847. From 1814 to 1847 there were two of them. A hay ward occurs from at least 1360 until 1845. In 1837 a crier …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… up in the late 1920s. Further south along the main road Barrow Road was begun in the 1930s and Porson Road in the … during Henry IV's reign, 86 was alleged to be one Thomas Ward of Trumpington, whose land there was confiscated by … His heir, his daughter Eleanor (b. c. 1500), then Lucy's ward, 187 married after 1515 188 Francis Pigot. In 1545 they …
A History of the County of Bedford
… the 14th century. In 12789 William Hotot paid scutage for ward of Belvoir Castle, 44 and in 1347 Juliana Hotot held her …
Magna Britannia
… A portion of the parish, still called Hallesford Ward, is divided into very small freeholds. There was also a …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… features. The northern boundary from Jenner's Firs to Slay barrow follows the old Avebury-Ludgershall road in the east, …
A History of the County of Northampton
… side of the village is the Old Rectory, sold to G. Ward Hunt and occupied by Capt. W. Ward Hunt, R.N., D.S.O., as the rector resides at Pilton, the … with that of Wadenhoe. Wadenhoe House, the property of G. Ward Hunt, is a 17thcentury building with modern additions …