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Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… till that Time; but he shortly after sold the whole to George then Earl of Shrowsbury. It hath since been purchased …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… over an old Tomb, is written: By this Tomb-Side lyeth George Chaworth late Lord of Wereton and Anesley, Son and … by Katherin, his first Wife, of John Chaworth, Knight, and George Chaworth, Squyre, and of Anne, Dorithy, Elizabeth, and … Elizabeth, his second Wife, of Thomas Chaworth only; which George, the Father, died 22d Sept. anno 1521, and the said …
A History of the County of Bedford
… married twice, first Richard Chetewood, and secondly Sir George Calverly, and on her death in 1576 her son Richard … Nodes were still holding the manor in 1704, in which year George Nodes transferred it to John Draper, 14 who in 1716 …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… the 16th and 17th centuries, notably the Red Lion and the George Inns which retain many of their original features. To … amount of work of the late 16th and 17th centuries. George Green, a hamlet about a mile north of the village, … remained intact in 1809. 118 His descendant, John Nash of George Green, was lay impropriator in 1862, 119 and is …
A History of the County of Somerset
… portico in 1828 139 and sold the freehold in 1901. 140 The George inn, first mentioned in 1664, 141 formerly stood on … were executed at Langport after the Taunton assizes. 174 George Paviott, a Langport blacksmith, was pardoned in 1686 … grant was valid. 206 The manor itself was conveyed to George Utley, Sexey's cousin, in 1589, and Utley sold it to …
A History of the County of Warwick
… for treason in 1487, but they were restored to his son George in 1495. 68 He died in 1505, leaving an infant son … lady of the manor in 1850. 81 It subsequently passed to George Miller and then to Richard Dolphin. 82 In 1932 John … seems to have been concerned with the sale of the manor to George Catesby in that year. 97 The manor then descended with …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… an acre of land called Harwood Garth, given to the poor by George Hobson, of the annual value of 5. The poor also …
A History of the County of Essex
… Rivers to his son Richard (d. 1507) and grandson Sir George Harper. 56 Sir George conveyed the estate in 1548 to John Hethe, cooper of … its dissolution in 1534. They had passed by 1548 to Sir George Harper and subsequently descended with Latton manor. …
Magna Britannia
… remained but the gatehouse, inhabited by the constable. George Fox, the celebrated quaker, who was imprisoned in this … of 10l. per annum was given, in the year 1685, by George Baron, Esq., whose descendants have the right of … the family of French; and is now the property and seat of George Francis Collins Browne, Esq., who purchased it, in …
A History of the County of Oxford
… and 20 muttons or 18 6 s. 8 d. p.a.; 1683, idem*; 1697, George Walcot, merchant of London, and John Crump, gent. of … 1766, Earl of Jersey*; 1769, Earl of Guildford and George Grenville of Wotton (Bucks.), trustees under the will of the last lessee*; 1810, Duke of Bedford and George Bainbridge of Southampton*; 1826, idem*. 68 Economic …