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A History of the County of Oxford
… on either side of the road which runs north from the church and the edge of Holton Park to Pond Farm and the … at the south-eastern end of the village on the way to the church and rectory. 14 It is possible that the green was here too but that it was taken into the park at some date. Church Farm just beyond the church was rebuilt in the 19th …
A History of the County of Bedford
… few houses which form the village stand, together with the church and vicarage, at a little distance to the west of the … Delme. Or an anchor sable between two lions passant gules. Church The church of ST. PETER was entirely rebuilt in 1877 in …
The Cartulary of Holy Trinity, Aldgate
… on the east and the street on the west going towards the church of St. James and it extends from the street on the …
The Cartulary of Holy Trinity, Aldgate
… rebuilding and the need to make better provision for the church henceforth, the prior with the assent of the house … shops which John Box and Benedicta Box hold of him and his church for 4s. p.a. Benedicta came, John Box in default; the … from which naam had been taken was held of him and his church at a rent of 6s. a year of which service his …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… is called Back Lane and the southern Holywell Front. The church is at the west end of the southern road; east of it is … along Mill Way, the continuation of which is called Church Street. High Street, the main street of the village, … the top of which are the initials T.A. and date 1710. The Church House or Town House stood in Church Street from at …
A History of the County of Warwick
… through the north-western corner of the parish and near to Church Farm, a 17th-century building, and Moat Farm; 2 the … of Heath Farm, a late18th-century house north-west of the church, and slight traces of another moat are marked on the 6-in. O.S. map just north of the church. In 1086 Honiley was well wooded, the 'hay' being half …
A History of the County of Warwick
… is mostly set about a triangular green, south-east of the church at the junction of three roads, that leading to the north finishing at the church. The River Stour flows west of the village and the … 17th-century panelling. Honington Hall, north-west of the church, was built about 1685 by Sir Henry Parker in place of …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… HOO, ST. WARBURGH. SO CALLED from the dedication of the church, and to distinguish it from the adjoining parish of … Adjoining to the marshes is Hoo-street, having the church at the south end of it, the high spire of which is a … by his will bequeathed a service of communion plate to the church of Hoo. BEFORE the conquest, the MANOR of Hoo, ST. …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… to shelter them. There are only two houses in it. The church stands nearly in the middle of it, on the knoll of a … appears by the register of the priory of Christ Church, to have given lands to it; and Thomas Crauthorne, … White Friars, in Sandwich, and was buried in St. Peter's church there, but his tomb, with his effigies on it, was …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… are Hordle Grange, the Manor Farm and the site of the old church, which was pulled down in 1830 in consequence of the … in his History of the county, mentions a tombstone in the church, now no longer to be seen, commemorating the death in … is upon the Avon Water in the north-east of the parish. CHURCH The church of ALL SAINTS is a modern building in red …