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The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… gentry, and commonalty of the eastern parts of this county, to the number of four thousand, who met here … coasts, of which there was then great apprehension in this county. THIS PARISH was part of those lands which made up the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… manor. 2 The chief interest, however, of the parish's history has been the long connexion with the abbots of Thame … to Oxfordshire part of the north-eastern boundary was the county boundary. 4 Small brooks, notably Crowell Brook and … to pay the money to Dunstable. 72 Agrarian and Social History. Sydeham was settled by the time of the Anglo-Saxons, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… by the turnpike trustees; it was partially rebuilt by the county in 1814. 11 There was another bridge over the … (d. 1543) acquired an estate in Weaveley, the earlier history of which is unknown. 110 It passed with Tackley manor … Yr. Bk. (1960); P.O. Dir. Oxon. (1847 and later edns.). County Museum, P.R.O. 4097, 41512, 5319, 5694, 5696. V.C.H. …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… Wyford or Tadley to Joseph Blagravein 1641. 26 The later history of the manor is somewhat uncertain, but it had passed …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… them as 104 a. by Sir George Downing in 1661. 152 Economic History. In 1086 about half the vill, probably 5 out of 10 … C 3/31, 39. Alum. Cantab. 17521900, vi. 32. He wrote a history of Downing College. E.D.R. (1890), 455; (1893), 117; …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the family were disposing of their other manors in the county. 50 The fate of the manor after 1154 is not clear. In … reduced to 235, raised by a rate of 1 s. 11 d. 81 Economic History. Tenth-century references to plough-lands, headlands, … Sch. Ret. (1900), 676; see below. Ex inf. Oxfordshire County Council, Educ. Cttee. Char. Com. files. E 58, 984; G …
Magna Britannia
… branch of the Carminows, the last which remained in the county; the male line of that ancient family having become … to make him famous, besides that which was fabulous. His history, nevertheless, has been so blended with the … be considered as the key and defence of that part of the county from the approach of the enemy; and that the …
Magna Britannia
… Earl of Devonshire; or as others, by his son Ordulph. The history of the foundation, as printed by Dugdale from the … to learn that it exists at Tawton, or elsewhere in the county. The mansion at Oxenham has long been inhabited as a … fleet, then riding in Torbay, where all the forces of our county of Devon were drawn up to oppose their landing, …
A History of the County of Surrey
… antiquities are on record at Tandridge, and the history of the parish resolves itself into an account of the … died in 1637 and who also held Caterham and Marden in this county. 69 After this date it passed with the latter manor … by Sir Gilbert Scott. The clock is a memorial of Queen Victoria's Jubilee. Some pieces of 16th-century oak carving …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… starshape forms. The village lies to the west near the county boundary. The schools were erected in 1870 for … seised of the other original portion of Tangley, the history of which previous to this time is as follows. It … V.C.H. Hants, i, 456 b. Thus in 1215 the sheriff of the county was ordered to deliver up to Hugh Ruffus and Alice his …