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A History of the County of Berkshire
… he and Mary his wife conveyed the manor to John Parsons, George Smyth and Richard Marshall. 77 The farm known as … died in 1880 and left this estate to the Rev. William George Lee Wasey, and in default of male heirs to his younger …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… until about the year 1893, when it was purchased by Mr. George Parker of Winchester, the present owner. 23 At the …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… of the late 16th century. The schoolhouse built by Sir George Fettiplace is a small red brick building, which bears … South Fawley (q.v.) till 1549, 45 when it was settled on George son of Sir John and Margery Cope, 46 who in 1558 sold … 84 It appears in 1561 in the possession of his son George Cope, 85 who conveyed it in that year to James Yate …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… that year created a baronet, with remainder to his brother George, late an eminent banker, who on his death in 1761, … two daughters. Of the sons, John died at Villeneuve St. George, near Paris, in 1753, leaving only two daughters; … this manor continued till at length it was alienated by George Beverley, in the 4th and 5th years of Philip and Mary, …
A History of the County of Somerset
… but by 1741, and probably by 1736, the manor had passed to George Speke (IV). 26 Speke died in 1753 and his trustees sold the manor before 1766 to the Revd. George Notley (d. 1768) of Cricket St. Thomas. 27 The property passed to his son, also the Revd. George (d. 1831), 28 and then successively to his grandsons …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… stone for the new Manor Farm partly to help the quarryman, George Lane, to pay arrears of rent owed for the quarries. … by the overseers. 323 The charity was afterwards lost. George Young (d. 1922) gave the reversion of a cottage at the …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… died in 1636. 37 Edward his son was holding in 1651. 38 George, the grandson of the latter, conveyed it in 1701 to George Knapp. 39 Catherine daughter of Richard Knapp 40 … and Alice, alienated part of the manor to his brother 74 George, who conveyed it to Richard Knapp, 75 but apparently …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… it in tail-male to John Cheyne in 1475. 20 Ten years later George Nevill for his good services against the rebels …
A History of the County of Warwick
… at the north end. Over the entrance is a tablet to George Eliot who lived here many years. At the back is a … edition of Dugdale's Warwickshire, and Mary Ann Evans 9 ('George Eliot'), who was born in 1819 at Arbury Farm. Her … Coton is the setting of her Scenes of Clerical Life. 'George Eliot' finally left the parish in 1841, having taken …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… have always been held together. 30 CHARITIES In 1828 George Frederick Pitts by will left 100, interest to be … annuity is duly paid and applied. In 1853 the Hon. Richard George Quin by his will left 800 stocknow represented by 781 …