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A History of the County of York North Riding
… He was 'stoutly and manfully apprehended in the field' by George Lamplough, 25 to whom his lands were subsequently granted as reward. 26 George Lamplough was succeeded in 1588 by Edward his son. 27 Edward died in 1594, leaving Kirkby Sigston to his son George, 28 who was still in possession in 1622. 29 In 1641 …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… Swale.' 17 At Moorhouse Farm in Newsham in 1642 was born George Hickes, the nonjuror and titular Bishop of Thetford, … was in Lassels house at Brackenborthe, which, upon Sir George Bowes coming owt of Barnard Castle, and the spoile of … Wiske, 63 but the manorial rights have lapsed. The Hon. George Lascelles of Sion Hill has been succeeded by his son …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… Worsborough and Henry his son. 20 In the spring of 16589 George Lord Eure seems to have made a conveyance of the manor … of the manor, and in 1890 it was in the possession of Mr. George Hindson. 120 A dovecot was an appurtenance of Dromonby …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… lords of Stapleton 58 (q.v.) retained Muscoates 59 until George Metham in 1648 leased his house and lands at Muscoates … Thomas Norcliffe joined in 1657 with Miles Stapleton and George Metham in conveying the manor to Robert Otterbourne, … first three of whom married respectively Thomas Harwood, George Constable and Francis Conyers. 80 Sir Roger Lascelles …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… by the lord of Kirkleatham Manor, John Turner, from Sir George Marwood. 85 In 1340 there is mention of a windmill … sum of 1 under the name of Stubb's Dale, paid by Mr. John George Lowther, is distributed in money among poor widows in …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… 22 Christopher died in 1590 and was succeeded by his son George, 23 who was knighted by James I 24 and died in 1612. 25 Sir George's son Christopher is the most noted of the Wandesford … lord deputy, but died in the same year. 26 His eldest son George was drowned in the Swale unmarried, 27 and the manor …
A History of the County of Oxford
… are known. The 'Dolphin' is mentioned in 1644; 28 the 'George' and the 'Red Lion' both occur in deeds of c. 1675 … Anthony Hall, vintner (mayor 1673), the other being A. J. George (mayor 1924). 60 Two more obscure individuals may be … 1852 and 1854 the church was restored, partly at Sir George Dashwood's expense. 296 The work included the building …
A History of the County of Hertford
… Strode, grandson of William's sister Judith and son of George Strode and Mary Robinson. 69 He assumed the surname of … died in 1843, leaving Knebworth to her third son Edward George, the famous novelist, who became Lord Lytton of … by his third but eldest surviving son Victor Alexander George Robert Lytton, second earl, who is the present lord of …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Whalley his Son. This Lordship was inclosed in my time by George Lassells, Esquire, and shortley after sold to the Lady …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… of the following century the Enham estate was acquired by George Dewar of St. Christopher (W.I.), who died in 1794, 32 …