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A History of the County of Essex
… up by R. L. Clay and his father Richard Clay, a London draper. The estate included the White Lion Inn, which was …
A History of the County of Sussex
… 19th century. 56 In 1845 there were a baker, a grocer and draper, and a timber valuer. A shopkeeper at Lower Beeding … village in 1882 there were also a baker, a builder, and a draper and corn dealer. From 1909 or earlier there was a …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… upholder (174249). Son of Bryce Macquistin, linen draper of St Mary-le-Grand; app. to Samuel Whiting on 29 July … Robinson on 15 November 1721, and Samuel Tilbe, freeman draper, on 3 March 1724. Admitted freeman of the Upholders … unrecorded, upholder (175562). Son of Thomas Meade, linen draper of Princes Risborough, Bucks. App. to David Langton on …
Cardiff Records
… Watkin 6 d. One burgage now in the tenure of Henry Draper, called the Angel Tavern, 12 d. 1 bur. now in the ten. … Edward Jenkin 6 d. bur. late of Richard Taylor, now Henry Draper 6 d. 1 bur. in ten. of James Herbert, Esq., or tenant … garden and its appurtenances now in the tenure of Henry Draper, to be the Lord's; but touching the residue of the …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… Richard Lilborn, Francis Wren, John Blackston, Henry Draper, John Brakenbury, Esquires. Essex. For the County of …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… Arthur Jones, John Fettiplace, Robert Jenkinson, William Draper, William Cartwright, John Thynn, Robert Warcup, Thomas …
Survey of London
… two houses in St. Olave's being tenanted by John Cuthbert, draper, and Thomas Nogaye, gent. 5 In 1593 Philip Smythe, … it to William Skrene, Thomas Tildesle, William Breton, draper, and Ralph Lubenham, draper. 11 That this is the same property as that of the de …