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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… without issue in 1695, left his estates to the Hon. Thomas Watson, third son of his eldest sister Anne, who had married Edward Watson, Lord Rockingham. Mr. Watson, on succeeding to his uncle's property, assumed the …
A History of the County of Essex
… Dir. Essex (1866 f.); Bk. of W. Ham (App., 1924), 16. R. Watson, The House of Howard (1952). Inf. from Saw Mills Co. …
A History of the County of Essex
… built the main church (1885), opened a mission in Watson Street, Plaistow ( c. 18901945), and increased the …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… were also graduates including the pluralist John Watson, 14891505, and Edward Underwood, 150524, prebend of St …
Survey of London
… Italians: Patterns of Migration to London', in James L. Watson, Between Two Cultures, 1977, pp.24256; and Angela …
Survey of London
… repaired some ten or twelve years earlier under J. B. Watson's supervision, had been damaged by a gale and needed … designed in 1879 by the Penton estate surveyor, T. H. Watson, were probably on the north side, where Risinghill …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… manor house and a part of the estate were bought by George Watson-Taylor of Erlestoke Park. 66 This still belonged to Watson-Taylor in 1842, 67 but before the end of the 19th …
Survey of London
… Matthew Linardy (173138), John Pearson (173849), John Watson (175061), Watson (176263), James Birrell (1764 ). No. 18.John Wilson …
Old and New London
… connected with our Indian empire, beginning with Admiral Watson and Lord Macartney, and including heroes of recent …
The Apprenticeship of a Mountaineer
… Leigh's and my father to Blackheath to Mr Gilbert's. Mr Watson of the Deaf and Dumb School has turned out a great … on with Tureen and cut up wood. Went out in afternoon to Watson's, Smithers' and Weir's at Peckham. Fine day. The long … boy upwards of 1860 votes. 5. Cut up wood, went to Mr Watson's and the Blind School and finished 'Shower bath.' One …