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A History of the County of Sussex
… recorded in 1279. 24 A tanner was recorded in 1536, 25 a carpenter in 1559, and a sawyer in 1574. 26 In 1861 two …
A Dictionary of London
… Possibly the name survived in "Bishops Court" (q.v.). A carpenter's yard occupied part of the site in 1585 or was adjacent to the messuage. See Carpenter's Yard, Coleman Street and Cradle Alley. Bishops of …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1300-1541
… Bourgchier f. 1). Trans. to Ely 20 Dec. 1443. M. John Carpenter D.Th. 1443-1476. Prov. 20 Dec. 1443 (P.R.O., Papal Bulls 37 (34)), 26 Feb. 1444 (Reg. Carpenter 1 f. 1). Temps. 27 Feb. ( CPR. 1441-1446 p. 253). … 22 March in Eton College chap. by bp. of Salisbury (Reg. Carpenter 1 f. 2b). Enthroned 24 Dec. ( ibid.). D. before 15 …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… 515. Cal. Pat. 1429-36, 342. Worc. Episc. Reg., Reg. Carpenter, ii, f. 15v. Ibid. Reg. Alcock, ff. 69-72v. Valor … Clifford, f. 79. Ibid. Reg. Morgan, ii, f. 23. Ibid. Reg. Carpenter, ii, ff. 14v., 17v. Reg. Giffard, 140; Fisher, … MS. Top. Glouc. c. 3, f. 167v. Worc. Episc. Reg., Reg. Carpenter, i, f. 244v. The date is given as 1722 in Bigland, …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… the Stroud road west of the village. The New Red Lion, the Carpenter's Arms, and the Valley inn survived in 1972. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… surnames, evidently hereditary, included Smith, Cooper, Carpenter, Baker, Tailor, and, once each, Slater (le … 148 Several tradesmen were also substantial farmers: a carpenter in 1662 owned 60 sheep, and a tailor in 1681 left … a carrier's porter, and the tenant of the glebe farm was a carpenter and machinist. A coal merchant was mentioned in …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… manufacture of cotton originated with James Hargreave, a carpenter in this town, who was the inventor and patentee of …
Survey of London
… and John Noad of Virginia Street, Ratcliff Highway, carpenter. 250 They were, therefore, among the earliest …