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A History of the County of Hampshire
… Dalgety, lies south of the village. It is a red-brick house with stone dressings, built (186871) in Elizabethan … In the park, surrounding the site of the old Tytherley House, there are some fine cedar, elm and other trees, most … called the manor of EAST TYTHERLEY AND LOCKERLEY or TYTHERLEY AND LOCKERLEY. In the 15th century it was known …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… the antiquary, was born at East Wellow in 1684. 2 Embley House, the birthplace of Florence Nightingale, stands in the … producing crops of wheat, barley and roots. The following place-names are to be found in records of East … Hampton, gave up to the abbey everything which Mabel had, or in the future might have, of the grant of her father in …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… to the great high road; Wic signifying, in Saxon, a street or way, and ham, a dwelling. This parish is but small; it … to Tring, in Hertfordshire, and afterwards to Hawley, this house continued afterwards uninhabited. About a quarter of a … but his body was afterwards carried to Framlingham, in Suffolk, where it was honourably intombed. By Frances his …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… Hall, a small portion of which is inhabited as a farm-house. It is a large stone building of mid17th-century date, … Front The foundation of the abbey was in the first place at Fors, near Aysgarth, but owing to the bleakness of … so placed as to be used by those descending the stairs or entering by the processional doorway from the cloister. …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… of the hamlets in this parish. Near North End is Burlyns House, the residence of Mrs. Lindsey, and Northenby, the … was entertained by the then owner, John Goddard; the basin or china bowl in which his breakfast (toast and ale) was … under the bishop in the 15 th and 16th centuries. 3 Place-names found in a document of the 16th century are …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Land, fifteen Villains, three Bordars, having eleven Plows or Car. 1 There was a Priest and a Church, and twelve Acres … hundred Acres of Land, with the Appurtenances in this Place, to three Chaplains to celebrate in this Church of … also, which he purchased of Mr. Golding, and had built an House, as in that Place is already noted. To this House in …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Kent, and chief justice of England, 1 with liberty to give or assign it to whomever he would, to a religious house or otherwise, to hold by the rent of one sore sparhawk … present proprietor, Sir Edward Dering, bart. now of that place. There is no court held for this manor. Charities. JOHN …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… sashed, and though it is made use of now only as a farm-house, yet it is not inferior to many gentlemens seats in … (which seems either part of the marble on which it lies, or at least to have been firmly fixed to it when the tomb was … a twelvemonth after which, riding a hunting near the same place, the horse he was then upon stumbled, and threw him …
A History of the County of Worcester
… to the east of the church, is a half-timber and brick house of the early 17th century. It is of two stories, with … probably passed before that time to the family of Romeny or Romeli, for Baldwin Romeny was holding a fee at Eastham 24 … 1430. Nash quotes a letter of attorney of William Duke of Suffolk, John Earl of Shrewsbury, and his son John Talbot, …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… lord of the manor and the principal landowner. The house itself, a large modern structure of brick and stone in … follows the descent of that manor (q.v.). The royal park or manor of EASTHAMPSTEAD does not seem to have formed an … face incloses the following inscription: '1631, Unto this place a zeale I beare, to the widdows mit I may cumpear per …