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The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… whose heirs some time afterwards passed it away by sale to George Curteis, esq. afterwards knighted, and of Otterden, … been some few years since removed. In it is a memorial for George I'anns, curate, obt. 1699. In the middle isle are …
A History of the County of Oxford
… at Chantry Farm in the 19th century and another near the George Inn. Street lamps came in 1892. Several of the old … of Charles Crawley's widow and was much enlarged. 10 'St. George's' was almost certainly built about 1611 when the … stretched almost unbroken to Iffley Turn. Beyond St. George's and the new Cheshunt Terrace ( c. 1890), the road to …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… Joan and Katharine wife of John son of Thomas de Etton. 39 George de Etton, younger brother of Sir John de Etton of …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… shortly afterwards, for it was granted before 1493 to George Bainbridge, 28 who in 1496 received a grant of East … Dawtrey in 1538, 57 and fifty years later was sold by George Thorpe, his nephew and heir, 58 to Richard Zouche. 59 …
A History of the County of Warwick
… was pulled down and a new Weston House was built by Sir George Philips about 1830 in the style of the Gothic revival … 31 Their granddaughter Joan, Baroness Strange, married Sir George Stanley and on her death in 1514 was found seised of … about 1820 when the Marquess of Northampton sold it to Sir George Philips, bart., who died in 1847. He left three …
A History of the County of Surrey
… widow, were settled on her daughters Isabel, the wife of George Duke of Clarence, and Anne, the wife of Richard Duke … to his son Thomas, 19 who sold it almost immediately to George Evelyn, the great maker of gunpowder, 20 whose mother … Court. 88 Sir Ambrose in 1564 conveyed the manor to George Evelyn. 89 The manor remained with the Evelyn family …
A History of the County of Warwick
… of Childerley (Cambs.) and Joan his wife, Sir Baldwin St. George and Sir Philip Seintcler (descended respectively from … later, as a result of exchange of property, it passed to George Dacres. 26 In 1556 he and his wife Elizabeth conveyed … her will 20, the interest to be similarly distributed. Ann George, who died in 1782, gave by her will 20, the interest …
A History of the County of Durham
… Long Newton is bounded by Egglescliffe and Middleton St. George on the south, Haughton le Skerne on the west, … acres. Part of Goosepool, in the township of Middleton St. George, has been commonly regarded as within the parish of … Henry Vane the elder. 26 He seems to have given it to Sir George Vane, his second son, who made it his seat and when …
A History of the County of Somerset
… by fluctuations, but in 1961 the population was 712. 59 George Palmer (d. 1897), biscuit manufacturer, was born in … 67 and it descended successively in the Compton family to George Compton (d. 1758), who held the property by 1745 before succeeding his brother as earl in 1754. 68 George's widow, later wife of Claudius Amyand, held the manor …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… out of the Byflete family, but in 1669 29 it was held by George Vernon, who in that year conveyed it by fine to Thomas … with by fine between William Wootton and William Kay, and George Newland and Jane his wife. 31 Two years later the …