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A History of the County of Sussex
… and on its suppression was granted in 1546 to Sir Richard Lee. 79 CHURCH The church of ST. ANDREW 80 stands in the …
A History of the County of Essex
… 64 About 1934 it was demolished as part of the River Lee Flood Relief Scheme. 65 St. Thomas's windmill, mentioned … In 19323 the City Mills were demolished under the River Lee Flood Relief Scheme. 108 The Three Mills, belonging to … Thomas's Mill. Ibid.; W.H.L., Mins. Joint Ctee. under R. Lee (Flood Relief &c.) Act (1930), 21 Feb. 1934. J. Rocque, …
A History of the County of Essex
… Ltd., which continued until about 1929. 230 William Lee & Son, later Lee & Eastwood, lime-burner and cement manufacturer, …
A History of the County of Essex
… the merchant. The most likely candidate is Richard Lee (d. 1664), who emigrated to Virginia about 1640. 38 Among … powers in 1930, was closely linked with the River Lee Flood Relief Scheme. 148 It was delayed by the Second … W.H.L., File on Maryland Point. Much of the inf. on Ric. Lee comes from: Ludwell L. Montagu, 'Richard Lee the …
A History of the County of Essex
… revoke it. 42 The Thames conservancy board and the river Lee trust (later Lee conservancy board) controlled the watercourses on the … from Bow Bridge to Stratford Broadway, and, with the Lee conservancy board, for the improvement and flood relief …