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A History of the County of Warwick
… A 12-ft. square building close to it was probably a pigeon-house of the same period. There are remains of the north and … road east of the church is of old framing, and another house near-by, on the south side of the road to the packhorse … and an old framed back wing. Near the railway station is a house, now tenements, with a north wing of square framing. It …
A History of the County of Sussex
… hall in 1321. 2 Hamsey Place Farm is a late-16th-century house, much disguised. The old ceiling-beams show on both … eight-panelled door and some re-used panelling. Offham House has a symmetrical front of two stories with attics in … in 1633 and his daughter Edith married George Bedford of London: Comber, op. cit. 238, 240. Mary, d. of James Rivers, …
A History of the County of Worcester
… side of the road is 'The Moorlands,' a good half-timber house, two stories in height, with a triple-gabled attic and … land in Holloway in 16834, 103 and in 1690 William Hunt of London sold to Thomas Shuckforth all his lands in Hanbury and … he makes no residence at his church, but wanders about in London and elsewhere leading a most dissolute life.' 175 In …
A History of the County of Sussex
… was situated on an ancient trackway which, coming from London and crossing the main range of the Downs at … now marked by a farm. 4 Across the old road lie the manor-house, its farm, and the few cottages which house the population of the old part of Hangleton. The oldest …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… farmhouse, west of it Hankerton Priory is the old vicarage house, 35 and west of that are two cottages, apparently one … with a small cottage in Chapel Lane. 37 Some pre1809 house sites were re-used in the 20th century, but the former … in 1773. 44 After the verges were allotted in 1809 45 a house was built on the north side of the road. 46 In 1988 …
A History of the County of Worcester
… at distances of about half a mile from each other. Pool House, Hanley Castle Mere Brook drains the southern part of … but chiefly by the friendship of Edmund Bonner, Bishop of London, who being born at Hanley Quay 219 of mean parentage … granted with the tithes to Thomas Crompton of the City of London. 261 The bishop was impropriator of the great tithes …
A History of the County of Worcester
… northeast of the church, is a large brick three-storied house with slate roofs, built about 1750. The plan is roughly … conveyed to John Newport, her son and heir, the manor-house of Hanley William, known as Hanley Court, and all their … 40 per annum payable to herself, with lodging in the manor-house, and 200 to Elizabeth Latham, there being reserved to …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… north-east of the church was formerly the Yate dower-house, and is of early 17th-century date. The walls are of … frame 1605.' The plate includes a shaped paten with feet (London, 1730); a large cup (London, 1758) with a cover paten of 1757; and a large flagon …
A History of the County of Oxford
… inn, the Post Office, the school, the chapel, and rectory-house; 2 farms and Moor Mill lay outside the village. 15 … was felt much further afield, for he sometimes preached in London, Banbury, Deddington, and Oxford. 194 It was said that … Eminent Divines (1662), 27881. Ibid. 282. e.g. sermons at London in 1626, 3 at Oxford in 1626, and 1 in the House of …