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A History of the County of Berkshire
… of St. Mary is in the park, just above Purley Ferry a little distance to the east of the village; it stands much …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… to Samuel Dunch, 50 the third son of Sir Edmund Dunch of Little Wittenham. Samuel Dunch died in 1668, and his estates …
A History of the County of Surrey
… Park which is included in the parish. Its area is a little over 2,252 acres. A map printed in 1800 shows that the … land was then mostly park or heath, with some arable and a little market-garden and pasture. 1 There were three common …
A History of the County of Hertford
… Puteham (xi cent.); Puttnam, Puttingham (xix cent.). The little parish of Puttenham lies on the Aylesbury plain. It is … of both has entirely disappeared. The church, standing a little apart from the houses and road, helps to testify to … the high road. There is a small hamlet called Astrope a little to the east of the village at the branching of the …
A History of the County of Surrey
… been found on the borders of the parish, near Shoelands, a little further north. There is a cemetery with a chapel on … to the Crown. In 1694 Thomas Swift, Jonathan Swift's 'little parson cousin,' became rector. Richard Lusher …
A History of the County of Surrey
… roofs, as viewed from the south-west; and close to the little gate of the churchyard is a noble old oak. Near the … Townesley lands, Blacke lands, Townsley Grove, Great and Little Barbrookes, Borrow Hill' and other lands to Edward … a hood-moulding of chamfered section, having a border of little pellets between the chamfer and the square outer edge. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… may be conjecturally identified as follows: hall = B; little chamber annexed to the parlour = part of D? or F?; 5 … rebuilt entirely, except for the east wall. ( f) A little later, in 1790, a new staircase was built at the back … lands by purchasing land belonging to the Barentines of Little Haseley. 235 The Barentines had held land in Clare …
A History of the County of Northampton
… lying with faces to the east and feet to the south. 1 A little to the north of the church is the vicarage. 2 At the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… are barley, oats and turnips, with sainfoin and grasses. Little more than 300 ft. above sea-level at the north and …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… the defence of the sea-coast; but even then it was become little more than a mansion for the residence of the constable … lead; that within the circumference of the castle was one little round court, paved with stone, and in the middle of … to it. This well has been useless for many years, having little or no water in it, though several attempts had been …