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A History of the County of Oxford
… and his son Sir John in 1571. In 1600 the latter's son Sir George bought from the Crown for 362 13 s. 4 d. the reversion … of certain woods at the end of the 16th century by Sir George Fermor led to a dispute in 1623 with Sir John Dormer, … including John Cennick 'the apostle of Wiltshire', and George Whitefield. 551 In 1759 the rector also reported that …
A History of the County of Somerset
… one quarter was let to the Langdon family, and passed to George Musgrave (d. 1721) of Nettlecombe under a lease of 1698. 53 George's second son, Dr. Richard Musgrave of Dulverton, 54 … to the Brooke family, Lords Cobham, who held in 1448. 60 George Stewkeley (d. 1494), of Marsh in Dunster, was holding …
A History of the County of Surrey
… his elder brother John's three daughtersElizabeth wife of George Morton, Hester wife of Henry Burley, and Mary wife of … belonged to the lord of the manor. In 1658 it was owned by George Moore, 93 and in 1664 was still held by his wife …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… to a tenant, were burnt down, and in the following year George Watts was executed for arson. 23 The Warriners were … 129 In 1808 the farm contained 143 a. and was farmed by George Griffin Pearce. 130 In 1845 it was farmed by Jonathan … commemorates members of the Warriner family. The arms of George III hang above the chancel arch and a number of …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… camp had its own chapel, dedicated to St. Michael and St. George, but this had been closed by 1967. 69 Shortly before … Methodism was brought to this corner of the county by George Pocock, one of Wesley's Bristol friends, who visited …
A History of the County of Oxford
… an estimate of over 70 for repairs; 21 and in 1849 George Wyatt of Oxford repaired it at a cost of 234. 22 The … negotiations may have been connected with the marriage of George, William Danvers' son and heir, to Thomas Doyley's …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… is of the annual produce of 28l. THOMAS PETIT, esq. of St. George's Canterbury, by his will in 1626, gave 50l. to be …
A History of the County of Surrey
… present owner. Broadford is the residence of Sir Charles George Walpole; Highams, formerly occupied by Lord Bagot, is … reign of Elizabeth. 12 James I granted the manor to Sir George More in 1614 for the sum of 890 12 s. 6 d. to be held … to Winchester twice a year. 20 The grant of Chobham to Sir George More and the later grants include land in Chobham …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… relict Margaret. 62 The manor was sold before 1603 to Sir George Kingsmill 63 (d. 1606), passed to his relict Sarah 64 … and reverted to Bridget (will proved 1672), relict of Sir George's elder brother Sir Henry Kingsmill (d. 1624). 66 … was succeeded in turn by his sons Thomas (fl. 1658) and George. 104 In 1676 George sold it to Jonathan Hill (d. …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… Lord Kensington appears to have sold it, since in 1825 48 George Payne was lord of the manor. Before 1847 it was in the … in four parts, three of which were in the possession of George Bayley and Mary his wife. It seems impossible to trace … time. In 1781 93 Earl Harcourt and his wife Elizabeth and George Davis gave warranty for a moiety to Sir William Lee, …