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A History of the County of Gloucester
… mid 20th century the village was without a public meeting place, and in the late 20th century, when its secluded … the flight from the 1st floor to the attics survives in place from the pre-1847 house. 432 In 1340 the bishop … 486 when a Stroud minister registered a cottage there as a place of worship. That mission may have been revived in 1835 …
A History of the County of Bedford
… was inclosed by Act of Parliament in 1783. 5 The following place-names have been found in documents relating to this … Therefore it seems likely that an intermarriage did take place, especially as in 1225 an assize of mort d'ancestor was … affected his health and hastened his death, which took place in 16089. 24 His will, which is dated 6 February 1608, …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… possession of Col. Innes of Ibstone House. 9 The following place-names have been found in Turville: land called Stokkyns … of which were confused in 1797, 93 had certainly taken place before 1721, when two additional names occur as part …
A History of the County of Oxford
… possession not later than 1625, as in that year Somerton Place was settled for life upon Cecily Compton, the widow of … or free chapel. 109 The Fermors did not need it as a place of worship; they, and often their dependants, were …
A History of the County of Sussex
… of the village of Twineham a lane leads west to Twineham Place, and from Twineham Green a road branches west, leading … which forms the western boundary of the rape. Hickstead Place, connected with the Order of St. John of Jerusalem as … part is about mid-16th-century date and has a stone fire-place inside. The actual end of the wing behind the stack …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… was inclosed on the 13 December, 1855. 3 The following place-names occur: in 1523, 'Jevonesland, Godwynscroft, …
A History of the County of Warwick
… with a white stone parapet and an 18th-century sundial in place of the finial. At the angles are diagonal buttresses. … from information supplied by the widow of a former vicar. Place-Names of Warws. (Pl.-N. Soc.), pp. xviii, 284. V.C.H. …
Magna Britannia
… from Exeter, and about 189 from London. A market at this place on Wednesday, and two fairs, one for three days at the … VIRGINSTOW, in the hundred of Lifton and in the deanery of Tavistock, lies about fifteen miles from Oakhampton, and … and in the deanery of Tamerton, lies about four miles from Tavistock, and 11 from Plymouth. The manor was given by …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… have been found in Dragon's Hill; a Romano-British burial-place has been found on the east of the camp, and also Saxon … the residence of Mr. William Joseph Butler, J.P. Hall Place, the home of the Saunders family, stood at the north … by John Malt, the king's tailor, 22 who demised his farm place here to Oliver Hyde in 1545. 23 Malt left a daughter …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… Perkyns, a recusant, whose manor-house at Ufton was a place of concealment for priests 38 and treasure, 39 followed …