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The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… unmarried in 1787, and Rebecca the daughter, married Geo. Smith, esq. of Meopham. PAGE 350, line 26. For 1707, read …
Alumni Oxonienses
… licenced 16 April, 1689 (v.g.), to marry Elizabeth Smith, of Leatherhead, Surrey, spinster, aged 22. ", 31. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… add porringer of 1658. Stebbingp. 282 (a) 52 and 53: for "Smith" read "Sorell." Takeleyp. 300 (a) 35: for "Calverden" …
Cardiff Records
… cut from their lands, and claiming some exemption, one Mr. Smith, vicar of Eglwysilan, exhibited a Bill in this …
Cardiff Records
… of Landaffe; which Citation was awarded forth by Doctor Smith, then Chancellor to the same Bishop, against … which was 8 or 9 days after. Before the same day Doctor Smith was by the Bishop of Landaffe discharged of his … by the toleration and dispensation of the aforesaid Doctor Smith, then of late Chancellor; and also of sundry divorces …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Royle 1769 William Long 1770 John Cantis 1771 Thomas Smith 1772 John Taddy, 18 Geo. Gipps 1773 George Frend 1774 … Royle 1784 George Frend 1785 Richard Halford 1786 Thomas Smith 1787 John Jackson 1788 James Simmons 1789 Cyprian …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… do not think proper to re-elect Mr. Turner. 1662. Mrs. Ann Smith's hospital, in the borough of Longport, is founded and … Poor Priests and Cogan, in Canterbury, and Manwood's and Smith's in the county, is presented to the court of burghmote …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… 40s. Culter, the fore man, 53s. 4d. the common sort, 40s. Smith, the best servant, 4l. the second sort, 40s. Saddler, …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… Sir Francis Knollys [Vice Chamberlain], and Sir Thomas Smith [Secretary], followed by: The Same to the Earl of … with initials [ copies] of Sussex, Leicester, Knollys and Smith [ see signatures to foregoing]. Followed by: The Queen … is south from that line to belong to the said Sir Thomas [Smith] and his son according as it was agreed betwixt them; …