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A History of the County of Surrey
… (xv cent.). Titsey is a small parish 21 miles south of London, on the eastern border of Surrey. It measures 2 miles … built at some distance from here in 1842. 4 Near the manor-house was a mill turned by a stream which rises near the … 4 June 1741. 80 In 1724 Gresham married at the Fleet, London, Anne daughter of William Hoskins of Barrow Green, …
A History of the County of Rutland
… manor had always previously remained in the keeping of the house during a voidance, and Edward II ordered that the …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Tockenham Wick. The extensive parkland which surrounds the house now known as Tockenham Manor stretches from the scarp … the 18th century, 21 which presumably grew up around the house built there by Richard Danvers shortly before 1604. 22 … of the parish. It was presumably always used as a farm-house. The present house, which is partly of rough-cast …
A History of the County of Bedford
… the following dates: 1655, 1749, 1866, 1851. The house is possibly of the 17th century, and at the back are … He was one of the king's seneschals in 1249, and died in London in 1252, directing that his body should be buried … the manor. 172 Chalton was sold before 1804 to a brewer of London called Cox, 173 and before 1832 it was acquired by …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… 19th centuries when a few brick houses and a stone farm-house were built. By 1820 a row of cottages belonging to the … in 1541. 224 In 1550 it was transferred to the Bishop of London, 225 whose successors continued to present 226 until … windows broken. 256 The rector presented by the Bishop of London in 1594 was presented again by the Crown in 1598 when …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… the south-east corner with the Manor, formerly the rectory house, and a range of cottages built by the rector in 1845, … corner of the village there is a small green and a public house. A few houses are of 17th-century origin: they are … Katerina ora pro nobis'; (iii) c. 1525, Thomas Laurence of London. 295 The surviving plate includes a cup of 1846 and a …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Green. 38 When, between 1773 and c. 1807, a new rectory house was built, that last road was diverted southwards to … Tollard Royal village by the church instead of by the new house. 39 The old northern part of the road became the drive of the house 40 and was a footpath in 1985. The roads to Berwick St. …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… appearance without. It is dedicated to St. Peter, dove-house topped, and has three bells. In it are remembered …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… reign) quite down." This is, I should suppose, the same house mentioned in the Harleian Mss. where there is a … year for suffering Arnold Childre, to occupy the almoux house beside sittingborne, which the king had given to him … 1766, alienated it to Mr. William Chamberlain, gent. of London, the present possessor of it. Charities. MR. WILLIAM …
A History of the County of Oxford
… to Marsh Baldon and then joins the main Oxford to London road, which forms part of the parish's western … group of four cottages, but has since been rebuilt as one house. 13 Still farther south, just off the Clifton Hampden … no longer licensed, stands at the cross-roads where the London road cuts the Clifton Hampden to Chislehampton road. …