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A History of the County of Leicestershire
… T.L.A.S. vi, 46-47. Leland's Itin., ed. Lucy Toulmin-Smith, i, 16. Leics. i, 295. C. J. Billson, Medieval Leic. … Count's Reg. (Camden Soc., 3rd ser. xxi), ed. S. Armitage-Smith, ii, 322. Materials for the Hist. of Hen. VII (Rolls … Gaunt's Reg. (Camden Soc., 3rd ser. xxi), ed. S. Armitage-Smith, ii, 74. Nichols, Leics. i, 300. L. & P. Hen. VIII, …
A History of the County of Norfolk
… time of the Great Pestilence of 1349. Simon de Ormesly, smith, by will of 26 January, 1350, directed his body to be …
A History of the County of York
… viii, 96. Drake, Ebor. App. pp. xxix, xxxii; L. Toulmin Smith, York Mystery Plays, p. xxxiv; Little, op. cit. 259. A …
A History of the County of Norfolk
… Itin. (Rolls Sen), 307. Weever, Fun. Monts. 804. Toulmin Smith, Gilds, 22; Kirkpatrick, Relig. Ord. of Norw. 147. …
A History of the County of Kent
… father and mother; William Colsor, 1485; William Aylard, smith, 1497; John Courteman, 1501, and Joan his widow, 1511; …
A History of the County of Stafford
… ix(2), 57; see above p. 269. Leland, Itin. ed. L. Toulmin Smith, v. 21. Leland also noted that 'in this friars hung a …
A History of the County of Chester
… of his father, mother, and brothers. 19 In 1508 Roger Smith of Chester asked to be buried in the chapel next to the … Thomas Sparke requested burial next to his cousin, Roger Smith, and left the residue of his estate to support a priest …
A History of the County of Kent
… of the Black Friars was taken down in 1800. In William Smith's plan of the city of Canterbury in 1588 the church is …
A History of the County of Stafford
… bailiffs. 14 The surrendered buildings were leased to John Smith, a yeoman of the guard, and Henry Broke at an annual … had melted down but afterwards returned. 16 In John Smith's keeping there remained the two bells (weighing 2 cwt. … other church property and buildings had been made to John Smith and his son Richard, backdated to Michaelmas 1539. …
A History of the County of Chester
… The conventual buildings were, however, leased to Thomas Smith of Chester in July 1543 for 21 years at an annual rent …