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A History of the County of Somerset
… ground was given to the parish in 1919 by Mrs. E. M. Trollope in memory of her son Thomas Carew Trollope, Lord Kesteven (d. 1915). 38 The population appears … The last named sold the manor in 1894 to Ethel Mary Trollope of Crowcombe, owner of the other manor in the …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… ed. A. G. Matthews, 557; W.A.M. xix. 189. D.N.B. W. Trollope, Hist. Christ's Hosp. 1367. Vis. Queries, 1783 …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Francis Nourse, 21 yrs.; 121 1737, John Nourse and Thomas Trollope, 21 yrs.; 122 1744, idem, 21 yrs.; 123 1751, idem, …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… wife of William Bromley, Susanna wife of Sir Thomas Trollope, bart., and Mary wife of Sir John Noel, bart. 260 In 1700 Sir Thomas Trollope, bart., and Susanna leased their share of the manor to Anthony Collins and John Trollope for a term of years, to commence after the death of …
A History of the County of Rutland
… the manors passed to his nephew Thomas, son of Thomas Trollope and Anne his wife, Francis's sister. Thomas Trollope, the son, took the additional name of Browne, and in … of the Earl of Chatham. Mary, daughter and heir of Thomas Trollope-Browne, who in 1793 married George Fermor, third …
A History of the County of Rutland
… in right of his wife, 94 Mary, daughter and heir of Thomas Trollope Browne, of Gretford (co. Linc.) and Besthorpe (co. …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… wife of Sir Charles Holt, bart., Susan wife of Sir Thomas Trollope, and Maria Noel widow, to Edmund Dummer in 1712, but …
A History of the County of Durham
… Lumley on the marriage of his daughter Anne with Thomas Trollope of Thornley 103 (q.v.). It was inherited by Thomas's son John Trollope, who in 1563 sold it to Bertram Anderson. 104 …
Survey of London
… the house proceeded from 1894 under the contractors George Trollope and Sons, who were hampered by a severe strike … their minds to the site: the building firm of George Trollope and Sons, for example, was at some time about this … elevations during his occupancy, probably in 1930, when Trollope and Sons made alterations (perhaps under the …