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A History of the County of Northampton
… with moulded capital. On the east a mullion takes the place of the shaft and there is no label, and on the west a …
A History of the County of Oxford
… The wake died out early in the 20th century and its place was taken by the Tackley club day and dinner early in … partially destroyed before 1645 when Tackley was 'a waste place', but Sir Compton Reade, Harborne's lessee, had 13 … in the 14th century the central tower was built in the place of an earlier tower or the eastern bay of the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… and the Wilderness in the north on Tadley Common. Tadley Place Farm is situated on the Port Way, the ancient road from … it had passed into the possession of the Withers of Hall Place, the modern Oakley Hall, 27 before the end of the 17th … the manor of Wyford by recovery in 1807, 29 while Tadley Place was purchased about fifty years ago by William Wither …
A History of the County of Oxford
… for a row of cottages and a farm near the mill. 16 The place name may derive from tademere tun, signifying the tun … settlement on Trinity College, Oxford, did not take place and Tadmarton remained in the Pope family until sold … heap stones on them. The homage was frequently ordered to place mere-stones on land in the fallow field or to settle …
Magna Britannia
… of this parish were formerly appropriated to the abbey of Tavistock. The perpetual curacy was endowed, and made a … become extinct by the death of William Carminow of this place, who died in 1646. 13 Trehanick afterwards became the … of that parish. Mr. Carew observes that Temple is a place exempted from the Bishop's jurisdiction, "as one …
Magna Britannia
… poor children. Tallaton is said to have been the birth-place of Thomas Spratt, Bishop of Rochester, the poet, but … Tamerton, lies about five miles from Plymouth, and 13 from Tavistock. In the Chantry Roll of 1547 it is called a … of 19 l. 4 s. The land now lets at about 60 l. per annum. Tavistock TAVISTOCK, in the hundred and deanery of that name, …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… immediately, however, after the death of John, which took place on 7 September 1574, 19 Simon must have sold his …
A History of the County of Warwick
… been near Bedsworth, as in 1539 Thomas Grene of Benffordes place in Tanworth had a lease of land at Betsworth with … east hammer-post of the former 15-ft. gable being still in place. At the east end of the block is an original projecting … with three detached diagonal shafts. It has a wide fire-place, now fitted internally with a smaller grate and a small …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… and the award is with the clerk of the peace. 20 Among place-names in Taplow occur Clystone, Tullesdene, Whaylts, 21 … Amerden Manor. 93 His son and heir Henry lived at Amerden Place, 94 which passed at his death in 1568 95 to his son and … for his share. 141 A twenty-one years' lease of the Mill Place and the old mill at Taplow, the cotton manufactory, was …