The history and antiquities of the parish of Stoke NewingtonJohn Nichols and Son, 1820 - 15 ページ |
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25 March 29 Sept Abney acres aforesaid afterwards aged Alexander Popham ancient April assigns Bishop of London Brit buried Cathedral Church Charles Fleetwood Church Street Churchwardens collated containing by estimation copyhold county of Middlesex Court daughter Dean and Chapter death demesne died Dissenters Dudley Earl Edward Elizabeth executors expences Fleetwood Gent granted Gunston Hartopp Henry hereditaments ington inhabitants James Jonathan Eade Joseph Eade King Lady land late lease lessees Lord manor of Stoke married Mary messuages Middlesex Minister Nathaniel Gould Newcourt Newington Green occupied Palatine Houses parish of Stoke Paul's persons poor Prebend Prebendary premises Queen Rector repaired resided resigned Richard Sarah Sidrach Simpson Sir John Stoke Newington Stoke Newton sub-leases successors Sutton tenants tenements thereof Thomas Thomas Penny Thomas Sutton Topog unto widow wife William and Joseph worth per ann yard yearly rent
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