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A History of the County of Buckingham
… He was then associated with a Miss Ann Parker of Caldecott Green, described as grantee of a Mr. John Clapham (Com. Pleas …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… Little Horcroft, Amedon's Close, heretofore the Bowling Green, 5 the Taplash, Hither Forge Furlong 6 (xviii cent.). … a bishop, perhaps St. Eloy. St. Helena is represented in a green robe bordered with ermine and holds a tau cross with … which is no longer visible. The ground is painted a dark green with light green lines upon it to represent grass. A …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… of Stony Stratford waterworks, lying south of Horsefair Green, which occupies the extreme north-eastern angle of …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… which it passed to its present possessor, Major G. F. Green. Risley. Argent a fesse azure between three crescents … lancet is filled with 13th-century grisaille, including a green and red cross, and in the lower part is a 14th-century … the priory estate, being at present held by Major G. F. Green and annexed to the living of Barton Hartshorn. By the …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… and William Brownlow, and the daughters and heirs of John Green, Alice widow of Francis Johnson, Sybil wife of Adrian Gamlyn, and Jane Green, to Thomas Parsons. 141 Margaret, widow of Thomas, held …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… millrind crosses, for Paynel; three harts at gaze, for Green; a saltire engrailed, for Tyringham, impaling Reynes; … Tyringham; ermine a chief indented, for Morteyne; Arches; Green; an indecipherable shield; and Zouche. The ends of the …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… de Shakelee, 130 who had been succeeded in 1375 by Henry Green. 131 The Arundel fee was held in the earlier 13th … these two holdings had come into the possession of Henry Green, 141 afterwards chief justice of the king's bench, 142 … and united with the Hastings fee, held by his son Henry Green, 143 in 1375 144 to form Greens Manor. It descended in …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… of this manor without licence in 1435. 37 In 1453 Thomas Green, Robert Olney and other feoffees granted it for life to …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… off at right angles towards Swanbourne, is known as Green End. At the south-east of the village stands the …