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A History of the County of York North Riding
… woodland. 3 In 1771 4,000 acres in Scalby and Throxenby or Newby were inclosed 4; these included 2,000 acres of … by a visitor to the neighbourhood in 1798. 13 A bake-house on the Waste of Burniston belonged to the manor of … and seems to represent the earlier 'Hatterboard,' neither place being mentioned in the Domesday Survey. 79 Deponents in …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… three Car. 1 There the King (William) had two Ploughs, or Car. and twentythree Villains, and four Bordars, having … Gervase Armstrong, her Husband, a younger Brother of the House of Rempston, and the most excellent in Hawking, … the Inheritance of a Family, who had their Name from this Place, of which I have seen three or four Descents: Roger, …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… of the wood in a straight line to the Rye. 3 Another early place-name is 'Brochesholes,' now Brock Hill. Land from Brock … died about 1365. 23 Sir Thomas, the eldest son, died in or about 1360, leaving an only daughter and heir Elizabeth, … enlargements, and those north of the nave are of the 18th or early 19th century. The church was restored some years …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… then, but afterwards Hugh, the Nephew of Herbert, the Man or Tenant of the Bishop, had there five Sochm. and four … and Part by John Parker, the Wheelwright, whose new House is the Cottage. 15 Sir Richard Bozom died before or … Leeks', and the Kirketons', who had their Name from the Place situate close by the Church; and the House itself is in …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… is buried in the churchyard, but with nothing to mark the place. By his own desire a stone with an inscription was … the Rev. A. T. Coore, built by Roger Gale about 1705. The house is built of brick and consists of a two-storied central … Lascelles 6 (de Sigillo). 7 Lascelles. Sable a cross paty or. Markenfield. Argent a bend sable with three bezants …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… down to the river from Wytham Wood, with two farms which house its entire population, but at one time there was an … of the next century his son Robert granted to the same house the tithes of his two fulling-mills, 4 show that the … parish, though thirty miles from it; and so are two or three houses near it, and all the ground almost quite to …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Malford and Sutton Benger were recorded in the 11th or 12th century. 5 The straight northern boundary with Great … church. The church stood in the 12th century. 19 The manor house of Lower Seagry may have stood south-east of it in 1447 … presumably including Quakers from other parishes, took place at Jasper Wheeler's house. 242 Six nonconformists were …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… to the late Charles earl Camden; beyond which is Hall-place, situated among the coppice woods, where there are the … then used by him, viz. Gules, six cross croslets fitchee or, dying in 1619, left by Catherine, his wife, daughter of … ever since been called, and enclosed the ground about his house for a park. He died in 1704, and was buried here, being …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… cottage opposite the church which is said to be the glebe-house is the birthplace of Brian Walton, Bishop of Chester … Azure a cheveron between three lions' heads razed or. Wyndham, Lord Leconfield. Wyndham with the difference of … of these families has been found in connexion with this place, but at the beginning of 15623 lands in Seamer which …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… west of the church are some scanty remains of the manor-house. A ruined fragment of wall containing a 15th-century … wife of Sir Ralph Percy, kt., was abducted from here in or before February 13845, 7 Katharine Countess of … with the west end is an entirely modern work, taking the place of a ruined structure rising as high as the nave …