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Survey of London
… he ran away to sea, but, disliking it, came back to the family shop and eventually became a publican. He moved to the …
A History of the County of Sussex
… early history is obscure, but it seems to have come to the family of Esturmi, or Sturmy. 2 Hugh Esturmi gave land in …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… unsold land to be settled on his infant son Oliver. 14 The family's indebtedness and complex settlements led to … before 1783 to Michael Hayward, by 1810 to the Chaffey family, owners in 1827, 14 and later to the Colstons. 15 The … recorded in 1580. 23 A small property held by the Draper family in the late 16th and 17th centuries 24 was described …
Survey of London
… Woolaston, who had rented a spring there from the Harvey family and made a living selling the water. About 1697 Baynes … a practising lawyer, took the step of moving with his family from the Temple to take up residence at the … much of Warner Street; and several members of the Warden family, active principally in and around Bath Street and Bath …
Survey of London
… of India was begun, but the marriage was not happy. The family moved away in 1810. An LCC commemorative plaque, … is a concrete bas-relief by Kenneth Hughes of a 'Finsbury family', positioned on the projecting southern end of the … Redivivum, vol.iii, 1803, p.245 PE, Box re Penton Family 1707 to 1829; Account Book 17951806 PE, Leases, 12 …
A History of the County of Sussex
… assigned to John Howard, Duke of Norfolk, in whose family it remained until 1540, when Thomas, Duke of Norfolk, …
A History of the County of Sussex
… had been dealing with it five years earlier, 90 and whose family had been recorded in the parish in the mid 16th … held it in 1846. Thereafter it descended in the Rastrick family, J. U. Rastrick being lord between 1848 and 1855, … in a large village, there were some less usual ones. A family of bell-founders called Tapsell flourished between …
A History of the County of Sussex
… About 1860 it was bought by Frederick Padwick, in whose family it has descended. In 1416 Henry fitz John, of London, … and Joan his wife. The estate evidently remained in this family, as in 1470 John Fust conveyed the manor to John …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… woman. Indents: under altarof Nicholas Ferobaud [Dean of Hastings College, c. 1315], half-figure of priest with …
The Environs of London
… It appears to have continued a considerable time in that family 11; for a rent-book at St. Paul's mentions John …