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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… Indents. Brasses: In N. chapelon W. wall, (1) to Thomas Turner the elder, mercer, 1610, and Joan his wife, 1619, … 1685 (?), with shield of arms. In N. aisle(7) to Edward Turner, 1699, incised slab; (8) to William Patch, 1709; (9) …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Engraver 1773?; 1823? 1773 23 Sept. Green, V. 1823 17 Dec. Turner, C. Engraver in Imitation of Chalk Drawings 1783? 1783 … 21 Mar. Rogers, W. 1805 3 Apr. Whorley, J. 1825 15 July Turner, J. 1836 9 Feb. Judson, W. Locksmith to the Queen's … 1686 2 June Fraiser, T. 1705 6 Aug. Hunt, J. 1713 17 Feb. Turner, J. 1743 7 Feb. Turner, R. 1758 11 Apr. Dyer, F. LC …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… history see Moore, Brown St. Baptist Church. G. L. Turner, Original Records of Early Nonconformity, ii. 1075. … iii. 101. For fuller details see ibid. iii. 101, 113. Turner, Orig. Rec. i. 122. Hatcher, Salisbury, 822; see also ibid. 463. Turner, Orig. Rec. ii. 10668. Hatcher, Salisbury, 4634. J. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… 12 but according to the Bishop Charles Walmesley, Richard Turner, at that time the Jesuit priest in Salisbury, reported … as strangers come and go'. 13 In c. 1785 Richard Turner was chaplain at Mrs. Arundell's house, 14 and was … by the Relief Act of the previous year were Richard Turner, S.J., Mary Arundell and her servants, two members of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… aided by the priest, the Rev. William Carter: a school at Turner Green has an endowment of 18 per annum. The sum of 27 …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… baths were erected in 1806, at an expense of 600, by J. F. Turner, Esq. About 200 frames are employed in the manufacture …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the second master ( informator). The shadowy figure of Mr. Turner 235, M.A., who existed about this time, may have been … op. cit. 3, 27585. Schools Inq. Com. Rep. xii, 253. Turner, Records of the City of Oxford, p. 378. Oxf. Hist. …