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A History of the County of Huntingdon
… Wildbore, son of Richard Wildbore the elder, Robert Clarke, son of William Clarke, and Brudenell Moseley, son of William Moseley, who held from Robert Clarke, prebendary, and under whom the house was occupied by …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… Benyon. The former are the property of the trustees of Clarke's charity, the latter of trustees who hold them … to the owner of Wokefield Park. CHARITIES Charity of Alice Clarke, founded prior to the Parliamentary Returns of 1786. … of 28 acres of land in Strathfieldsaye, given by one Alice Clarke alias Jeferie, widow, as appeared by an ancient deed …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… between three crosslets fitchy. The brass of Thomas Clarke of Streatley (d. 1600) and Elizabeth his wife (d. … figure from the brass of their son, here called Griffin Clarke, who died in 1583, is in the vestry, but its … the second of his six daughters, Elizabeth wife of Thomas Clarke. 135 She died 7 September 1598, leaving three …
A History of the County of Surrey
… he could afford and had to sell in 1781 to Colonel Edward Clarke. He died in 1788, having left Rooksnest to Henry …
A History of the County of Warwick
… 17th century with the six quarterings of the Woodchurch-Clarke family, impaling the quarterly coat of De la Hay, … and in 1640 he sold both rectory and advowson to Sir Simon Clarke. 130 After 1633 there was no institution until 1849, … advowson passed to Mark Parker, who had married Sir Simon Clarke's daughter Elizabeth and whose grandson Mark Parker …