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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… altar-tombs with three shields-of-arms attached; (2) of Henry, 1677, Annabella, 1670, and Rebecca, 1661, children of … to Sir Richard Atkins, Bart., 1689, Rebecca, his wife, and Henry, Annabella and Rebecca, their children, table-tomb, … West's Chapel, which was erected in the reign of Henry VIII on the S. side of the church, was removed from its …
Old and New London
… Estate, in the hamlet of Garratt, formerly the seat of Mr. Henry Perkins, including ninety-six acres of land, with the … from the older fabric; among them, one to Alderman Henry Smith, who is represented in gown and ruff, kneeling at … daughter of Thomas Hayward, yeoman of the guard to Henry VIII., Edward VI., and the Queens Mary and Elizabeth." …
The Environs of London
… to the honour of Hampton-court 20. It was granted by Henry VIII. to Thomas Lord Cromwell 21, and in 1598 was the … and in the year 1625 was demised, for 99 years, to Sir Henry Hobart and others 23, under whom Endymion Porter, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… churchyard, on site of old church(1) to Jane, daughter of Henry Vincent, 1684; (2) to Edward, son of Sir Edward Farmer, …
A History of the County of Essex
… Manor of Walthamstow (W.A.S. xxxvii), 12. L. & P. Hen. VIII, i, p. 340, cf. iii, p. 479: appointment of Charles …
A History of the County of Essex
… Jordan de Briset between his daughters, Lettice, wife of Henry Foliot, Emme, wife of Reynold de Ginges, and Maud. 7 … 29 Her son John Huntercombe died without issue in 1391. 30 Henry Popham was holding the manor in 1412, presumably as a … and presented to the rectory. 42 Both Henry VII and Henry VIII took a personal interest in the manor and sometimes …
A History of the County of Essex
… of 1641 along with his leading parishioners, headed by Sir Henry Mildmay. 22 Maddison also signed the Essex Testimony … Leonard Hoar (165660), each of whom was presented by Sir Henry Mildmay. 24 The presentation of Hoar was repeated later …
The Environs of London
… more is known of its proprietors 8 till the reign of Henry VIII. when it belonged to Sir John Heron 9; whose son Sir … George Marquis of Buckingham, who, in 1619, sold it to Sir Henry Mildmay and Anne his wife. In 1673, it was conveyed by …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of a priory for Augustine canons built in the 14th year of Henry IV. Warblington WARBLINGTON, a parish, in the union of … Christopher Bainbridge, Archbishop of York in the reign of Henry VIII., was born at the hamlet of Burton, in the parish. …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… fine. The latter forfeited them by his rebellion against Henry I, and Warblington was evidently granted to a member of the de Courci family, for William de Courci, dapifer to Henry II, was in possession of it in 1186. 9 His son Robert, … John in 1309. 81 John Helyar, rector in the time of Henry VIII, having forfeited his goods as a traitor, the crown …