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A History of the County of Oxford
… his wife Anne. 61 They in turn enfeoffed Richard Poure of Charlton-on-Otmoor before 1279. 62 Another mesne lordship was … were described as the fields 'towards Bicester', 'towards Charlton', and 'towards Weston's. 117 The last-named lay in …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… 121 a. were allotted to the college's lessee F. L. Charlton, whose underlessee farmed it from White Hall. 214 …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… in the late Saxon period, and later both Brokenborough and Charlton churches were dependent on Westport church. 2 Nearly … Westport church as a parish. Apart from Brokenborough and Charlton, the parish had an irregular shape almost like a … the cure. 209 From the later 13th century or earlier Charlton church and from 1341 or earlier Brokenborough church …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… of 1715 and 1745, and that he died in 1772. Lionel Charlton (c. 172288), author of History of Whitby (1779), … On his tomb in the churchyard he is described as 'Lionel Charlton, philomath.' Robert Edmund Scoresby-Jackson … of St. Margaret. The suggestion was first made (1779) by Charlton on the strength of a piece of land near Aislaby …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… scarp east of Cheltenham. 29 Of the ways up the scarp in Charlton Kings 30 one skirted the top of Ham hill by way of … was replaced by a new turnpike up the Chelt valley through Charlton Kings and Dowdeswell, and in 1825 a new line of road … the Arkell family in the 1740s, 225 also included land in Charlton Kings and Prestbury. 226 The other farm tenanted by …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… parish of Wilsford (1,759 a.) lies between Marden and Charlton 6 miles from Devizes and 4 miles from Pewsey. 3 It … and provided more direct access to Marden in the west and Charlton in the east. 15 The downland tracks in the extreme … from the chapelry in 1939 and united with the vicarage of Charlton, 181 and thereafter the master of St. Nicholas's …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… poor children; it was used in 1648 to buy land in Charlton Kings which yielded a rent of 5. John Rich in 1677 … from an accumulation of the funds. In 1690 the land in Charlton Kings was sold and the proceeds together with the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… pluralist until 1949, when the livings of Wood Eaton and Charlton-onOtmoor were combined, and the parish once again …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… and Anthony's widow Mary, who very shortly married Robert Charlton. 78 Various settlements were made and upset, 79 but … and his wife Margaret, together with his mother and Robert Charlton, sold Beville's manor to Thomas Cotton and William …