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Survey of London
… of Loles worth field which had been conveyed by William Wheler of Datchet in 1649 to Edward Nicholas and George Cooke … 4o). b In May 1672, after the decease of both William Wheler and his wife, their seven daughters, and the husbands … to possess by a lease of March 1648/9, granted by William Wheler of Datchet to one John Dashwood at a small rent. Joyce …
Survey of London
… occupant was probably a relation of the Samuel Ireland of Wheler Street, bricklayer, who is known to have been active …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Francis and then to his sister Dorothy wife of Sir Charles Wheler, who in 1668 sold to Paul Moreau, owner of Higher …
Survey of London
… perhaps an early Argand lamp. b Another friend, John Wheler of No. 10 Upper Brook Street, paid a visit in December …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… farmed to the Right Hon. Robert Spencer, Esq., Sir Charles Wheler, Col. John Strode, and others for seven years at a …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… that there was no care taken for furnishing Sir Francis Wheler with money or credit for defraying the charge of sick …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… room, 100 l. parchment and stationery. [4 sheets.] 61. W. Wheler, remembrancer, and the clerks of the first fruits and …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… [of Crown Lands] of the petition of Lieut. Col. Andrew Wheler, Capt. in the King's Own Foot Guards shewing that he …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… the lessees. 38 In 1640 the manor was leased to William Wheler of Westbury Leigh 39 and it continued to be leased by members of the Wheler family until c. 1776. 40 In 1778 Edward Moore held the … Lee, 75 and six years later Lee sold it to William Wheler. 76 From Henry Hussey and Cecily, another daughter of …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Bitham House. 79 By 1772 the mill had passed to Granville Wheler, 80 and was sold that year to the clothier Thomas …