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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… to William Collyn, 1684, with arms; (2) to Hannah (Collins) widow of Francis Knollis, 1689, with arms; (3) to …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… stripped from trees at the age of nine to fifteen years' [Collins (1877)]. According to John Houghton, 'Oak for … use: 1604 Found made of OAK Sources: Houghton. References: Collins (1877). Tankard [tankot; tankord; tankett; tankert; …
University of London: the Historical Record (1836-1926)
… Clifford, Alice Power, B.A. : London Day Training College. Collins, Arthur Simons, B.A. : King's College. Dasvarma, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… were churchwardens, and one was the chantry priest, John Collins. 264 In 1547 they sold brass candlesticks to a London … apparently derived from the 15th century or earlier. John Collins, by deed of 1558, gave to the churchwardens for the … reckoned at 6 acres, yielded 19 a year, the land given by Collins, part of which was let to the Local Board and used …
A History of the County of Leicester
… been one of houses of the canons of the Newarke. J. R. Collins, Glimpse into the Past, 6. Nichols, Leics. i. 311. … of extensive reconstruction, begun 1844, completed 1861. Collins, Glimpse into the Past, 21. The brick arch in St. Nicholas's church is of similar design. Collins, op. cit. 2021. Ibid. 20; Throsby, Hist. of Leic. …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… he stopped in France, not daring to venture further. See Collins's Eccl. Hist. pt. ii. p. 399, 403. Godwin.Wood's Ath. …
Survey of London
… Knott of County Hall fame (in partnership with E. Stone Collins), produced an attractively florid front with oval … Grosvenor Street. Architects, Ralph Knott and E. Stone Collins, 1908 To trace the evolution of neo-Georgian on the …