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Earls Family Chronicles - Christopher E. Brennen Thomas de Erlegh, the brother of John(I), was the Archdeacon of Taunton, Somerset in 1164 and of Bath between 1175 and 1185 [31][32,v.8,p.34]. Alice Erle occurs in 1490/91 and Henry Erle in 1487/8, 1492/3 and 1495/6. Edward Erle of Totnes and Topsfield, Essex, was born in 1673. www.dankat.com /earls/chap1.htm   (7812 words)

Sir Thomas Littleton, 3rd Baronet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Sir Thomas Littleton, 3rd Baronet (April 3, 1647 – December 31, 1709), often Thomas de Littleton, was a British statesman. He was the son of Sir Thomas Littleton, 2nd Baronet (d. He was related to Thomas de Littleton, a 15th century jurist and legal theorist. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Thomas_Littleton   (169 words)

GENUKI: English Peerage 1790: Barons 2 Thomas, fourth lord Dacre, the issue of this marriage, married Anne, daughter of king Charles the second by Barbara duchess of Cleveland, and was created by that monarch 5 October 1674 earl of the county of Sussex. Thomas, lord Dacre, her son, married Anna Maria, daughter of sir John Pratt lord chief justice of the court of king's bench, and sister of Charles earl Camden. Robert, grandson of Thomas younger son of Robert third lord Willoughby de Eresby, early distinguished himself on the party of Henry earl of Richmond, afterwards king Henry the seventh, and, upon the defeat of Stafford duke of Buckingham, fled to that prince upon the continent. www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/History/Barons/barons2.html   (3915 words)

Thomas MANNERS (1° E. Rutland) Thomas married secondly, before Feb 1523, Eleanor Paston, daughter of Sir William Paston of Norfolk and Bridget Heydon (by her mother she was a relative of Anne Boleyn). On his return home Thomas began converting Belvoir Castle from a fortress into a dwelling house and arranged for many ancient monuments of the Albinis and Rosses, his ancestors, to be removed to Bottesford from the suppressed Belvoir Priory, where some of them yet remain. To Roger Manners, another of his younger sons, the manor of Linton upon Ouse, with the appurtenances in Liton and Yolton, in Yorkshire: And to Thomas Manners, another of his younger sons, his manor of Turnham-hall, and Cliff, in the parish of Hemyngburg, with the appurtenances. www.tudorplace.com.ar /Bios/ThomasManners(1ERutland).htm   (2291 words)

Janus: The Papers of Thomas Erle Thomas Erle was born in about 1650, the second son of Thomas Erle of Charborough, Dorset. In 1705 Erle was made Lieutenant-General of the Ordnance (a post which he held until 1712). Erle died on 23 July 1720 and was buried at Charborough. janus.lib.cam.ac.uk /db/node.xsp?id=EAD/GBR/0014/ERLE   (1043 words)

Earls Family Chronicles - Christopher E. Brennen Walter Erl and Isabella, his wife, on Aug.26, 1353 appointed Sir Nicholas, Chaplain of St. Mary's, Dundalk, Ireland their attorney to put Walter Scryn in seisin of a messuage with appurtenances in the New Town of Dundalk [21,n.205]. This lies between the lands of Thomas Temperneys and Philip Albi on the one side and Bothrungbegg, near Gortincormuck on the other; and Clonyntornor lying between the dwelling of the friars on the one side. The presence in Dundalk of Walter Erl, his wife Isabella, Thomas Erle and John Erl may mean that some of the de Erlegh family joined the de Berminghams in Louth. www.dankat.com /earls/apdx1b.htm   (1287 words)

Bere Regis Parish Charities from 1646 onwards In 1837 the parish officers were said to have agreed to an arrangement whereby the money was offset against cottage rents which were held for the use of the poor, and as the cottages became dilapidated and disused, so the charity lapsed and nothing further was paid. She died in 1830 and left by will £350 invested in 3 % Consols, the interest from which was to be shared annually among two poor men and two poor women of this parish, who were to be members of the Church of England. Thomas Williams was a descendent who had been in business at Morlaix in Brittany, and who in 1688 came to live at Shitterton House, which was described in 1861 as having been "lately demolished". www.bereregis.org /Charities.htm   (1109 words)

I10680: Thomas Earle Of Charborough (1621 - 1 JUN 1650) I10680: Thomas Earle Of Charborough (1621 - 1 JUN 1650) Descendants of Thomas Earle Of Charborough and Susanna 2 Thomas Trenchard Of Wolverton = Elizabeth Henning web.ukonline.co.uk /nigel.battysmith/Database/D0021/I10680.html   (61 words)

Former Graduate Students' Dissertations and Theses Finch, Mary A. "Thomas McAdory Owen: Preserver of Alabama History." 1991. Gilliam, Thomas J. "The Second Folsom Administration: The Destruction of Alabama Liberalism, 1954-1958." 1975. Gilliam, Thomas J. "The Montgomery Bus Boycott of 1955-1956." 1968. www.cla.auburn.edu /history/alumni/former_graduates.htm   (4899 words)

McDermott and Bull- an executive search firm Jeff Erle, most recently the Managing Director of The Robert Thomas Group, a privately held lease audit consulting practice, has joined ATG in the position of President and Chief Executive Officer. Erle was the CEO of SageTree, Inc., a software company which sold supply-chain management software and business intelligence solutions to discrete manufacturers. Erle "With a marquee list of very large customers and an impressive organization serving them, I am truly excited about the opportunity to lead the ATG Team in executing on our vision to significantly grow our market share. www.mbsearch.net /press_releases_atg.htm   (583 words)

THE BRUS by JOHN BARBOUR Thar men mycht felloune slauchter se, For the rycht noble erle Thomas That with his rout folowyt the chas Maid swilk a slauchter in the toun 220 And sua felloune occisioun That the rewys all bludy war Off slayne men that war lyand thar, The lordis war gottyn all away. The Erle Thomas wes forouth ay And as thai raid throu the countre Thai mycht apon the hillis se 245 Sua mony men it wes ferly, And quhen the erle wald sturdely Dres him to thaim with his baner Thai wald fle all that evir thai wer Sua that in fycht nocht ane abad. And quhen the erle Thomas had sene That thai men at the hill had bene He tuk with him a gud menye On hors, ane hunder thai mycht be, 535 And till the hill thai tuk thar way. www2.arts.gla.ac.uk /SESLL/STELLA/STARN/poetry/BRUS/text14.htm   (2424 words)

The Project Gutenberg eBook of Holinshed's Chronicles Volume 2: William the Conqueror Stigand after his depriuation was kept in perpetuall prison at Winchester, till he died, and yet (as some write) the same Stigand was an helper vnder hand for king William to atteine the crowne. In the feast of Pentecost next insuing, the king being at Windsor, gaue the archbishoprike of Yorke vnto one Thomas, a canon of Bayeux, and to Walkelme one of his chaplins he gave the Bishoprike of Winchester. The foresaid Thomas was the fiue and twentith bishop that had gouerned in that see of Yorke, and Lanfranke the thrée and thirtith in the see of Canturburie. www.ibiblio.org /pub/docs/books/gutenberg/1/6/7/3/16738/16738-h/16738-h.htm   (7435 words)

Ancestors of the Bush family of Mobile, AL (Direct Lineage) Erle Gordon Bush, son of John Curtis Bush, III and Mary Louise Hensley, was born on 14 Jul 1953 in Mobile, Mobile Co., AL and was christened on 8 Aug 1965 in Dauphin Island, Mobile Co., AL. Thomas Williams, son of Henry "Hukey" Williams and Ann Lightfoot, was born on 7 Jul 1786 in Warren Co., Georgia and died on 16 Sep 1853 in Carrolton, Pickens Co., AL, at age 67. William P. Thomas, son of Michael Thomas and Mary, was born in 1770 in Bertie Co., North Carolina and died in 1824 in Warren Co., Georgia, at age 54. www.ebcal.com /family/genealogy/bush_parental_ancestry/a1.htm   (7436 words)

Indenture 1562 And the sayd Erle for hym selfe and his heires doth fully and playnly graunte agree and p{ro}myse to and with the sayd Thomas Duke of Norff' Robert lorde Dudley and Sir Thomas Goldyng and their heires that he the sayd Erle his heires and assignes shall fromhensforth stande and be seased And also the sayd Erle for hym selfe and his heires doth fully and playnly graunte agree and p{ro}mise to and with the sayd Thomas Duke of Norff' Robert lorde Dudley and Sir Thomas Goldyng and their heires that he the sayd Erle his heires and assignes fromhensforth shall stand and be seased And also the sayd Erle for hym selfe and his heires doth fully and playnly graunte agree and p{ro}myse to and with the sayd Thomas Duke of Norff' Robert lord Dudley and Sir Thomas Goldyng and their heires that he the sayd Erle his heires and assignes shall fromhensforth stande and be seased socrates.berkeley.edu /~ahnelson/DOCS/16indent.html   (5737 words)

[No title] Thomas Hamlin Respondent relies on Hamlin's driving on the evening of August 7, 1987, as reason for his discharge. Thomas Erle, an engineer employed by Respondent, was traveling in another vehicle on the same road at the same time on August 7, 1987, and filed an incident report with Respondent concerning what he observed regarding the red pickup and his occupants on that evening. When Erle put his truck in reverse, the two men got back in the red pickup and pulled off to the side of the road, still gesturing at Erle, Erle then drove past them. www.nlrb.gov /nlrb/shared_files/decisions/309/309-6.txt   (8821 words)

THOMAS GRIERSON, son of (Colonel) James - Page 31 Grierson, Greirson Elizabeth 16/6/1803 Ewart, widow of Thomas, of Larbeck. [she was the wife of Thomas Grierson, died 1798, son of (Col.) James Grierson of Augusta, Georgia]. He is the husband of LOUISA GRIERSON, daughter of Thomas Grierson, who was the son of (Colonel) James Grierson of Augusta, Georgia. www.webspawner.com /users/griersonorigins30   (1027 words)

The Richard III and Yorkist History Server Elyzabeth the quene, and Thomas marquyse Dorset, hir soonn by John Gray hir former husband, who was at London, advysyd these men by often messages to conduct the prince furthwith to London, that after the funeralls of his father solemnyzed, he might, after the maner of his auncesters, be crownyd king. This lady was first handfast to Thomas Stafford, but he dying before marriage, she also beinge but very young, was afterward maryed to Edmund brother of the sayd Thomas erle of Stafforth. But erle Henry suspecting yt to be a trayn, as yt was in dede, after that he dyd see none of his owne ships within view, hoysyd upp sale, and with prosperus wynde came into Normandy, so that a man may think the very blast of the wynde drove him bak from danger. www.r3.org /bookcase/polydore.html   (7006 words)

Richard III Society--Warkworth IV And at that tyme was the Lorde Ryvers takene, and one of his sonnes, in the forest of Dene, and brought to Northamtone, and the Erle of Penbroke a[nd] Sere Richard Herbarde (8) his brother were behedede at Northamtone, all iiij. by the commawndement of the Duke of Clarence and the Erle of Warwyke; and Thomas Harbarde was slayne at Brystow, &c. And whenne the seide Duke of Clarence and the Erle of Warwyke were in Fraunce, there apperede a blasynge sterre in the weste, and the flame therof lyke a spere hede, the whiche dyverse of the Kynges howse saw it, whereof thei were fulle sore adrede. www.r3.org /bookcase/warkwort/worthiv.html   (1010 words)

Descendants of John C. Harper and Sarah Hurst - desc10 - Generated by Ancestral Quest Thomas Guy CASEBOLT (Myrtle Belle HARPER, John Calloway, Thomas Jefferson, John C.) was born 2 May 1924 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon. Thomas married Betty Lorraine FRANK on 9 Jun 1950. Erle Henry TITUS (Bethina Isabelle HARPER, Pleasant HOWARD, Thomas Jefferson, John C.) was born in Titusville, King, Washington. www.magiclink.com /web/snowdove/desc10.htm   (274 words)

«SOME OLD DEVON CHURCHES» BY J. STABB; 1-12 The shield by the head of the knight is the shield of the Carminows, a bend or on a field axure with a label of three showing that was a shield of an eldest son. The effigies of his two wives are clad in the head-dress of the period, fur trimmings, girdles, and pomander balls; there are two groups of children, three girls and four boys on the left, and four girls and one boy on the right. In the south chapel is a monument with the inscription:— Here lye the bodyes of Dame Anne Erle, wife of Sir Walter Erle, and of Thomas Erle, their only sonne and heire, — two rare patterns — the one for her pietie, the other for his wisdome and abilityes. www.wissensdrang.com /stabb001.htm   (5129 words)

DBLP: Thomas Erlebach Thomas Erlebach, Alexander Hall: NP-hardness of broadcast scheduling and inapproximability of single-source unsplittable min-cost flow. Thomas Erlebach, Martin Gantenbein, Daniel Hürlimann, Gabriele Neyer, Aris Pagourtzis, Paolo Penna, Konrad Schlude, Kathleen Steinhöfel, David Scot Taylor, Peter Widmayer: On the Complexity of Train Assignment Problems. Thomas Erlebach, Peter Rossmanith, Hans Stadtherr, Angelika Steger, Thomas Zeugmann: Learning one-variable pattern languages very efficiently on average, in parallel, and by asking queries. www.informatik.uni-trier.de /~ley/db/indices/a-tree/e/Erlebach:Thomas.html   (1098 words)

Roger MANNERS of Uffington (Esq.) Sir Thomas was once brought before the Lords on account of these debts, something his brother was powerless to prevent; after his death in 1591, Manners did all in his power to aid the children. I do not know the explanation for the statement in the Calendar of State Papers Domestic, 1591-4, of a grant to Lady Theodosia Manners, after her husband’s death, of all his goods and debts forfeited by his 'outlawry', but undoubtedly her brother-in-law was the mover in the grant from the Queen. You know that the late Erl of Shrewsberie was accounted for cattel, corne, woll, leade, yorne, landes, revenew and of redy mony the greatest and only rych subject of England. www.tudorplace.com.ar /Bios/RogerMannersofUffington(Esq.).htm   (8321 words)

HLS Library: English Deeds Collection 51-100 SUMMARY: Grant by Robert Beleboche to John de Leghe of a moiety of all his land of la Forda in the manor of la Hedirlond and a moiety of the land called Vynnislond in the said manor, in free marriage with Alice his daughter, at a yearly rent of 18d. SUMMARY: Quitclaim by Joan de Luverlegh, widow "relicta" of Thomas the Carpenter, to Alexander de la Wortha of all her term in Luverlegh which she had by the death of Thomas the Carpenter her late husband for a term of years as the chirograph between Thomas her husband and William de Luverlegh purports. WITNESSES: John Ferres, knight, Walter Griffith, knight, Thomas Rolston, esquire, Edmund Wetton, valet of the crown of the king, William Astelles. www.law.harvard.edu /library/collections/special/manuscripts/deeds/deeds2.php   (2669 words)

Virginians: The Family History of Christopher Branch I (c.1598-1681) Thomas Branch’s will, which described himself as “being in a sickly Cracy Condition but of sound and perfect memory,” left 5 shillings to his three eldest sons, Thomas, Matthew, and James Branch. In 1697 Thomas Branch, eldest son of Thomas Branch, who was eldest son of Christopher Branch, sold 100 acres at “Kingsland” to John Cocke and his then wife, Obedience Branch. Robert and his brother Thomas Goode made their wills within one week of each other and both were dead within two months — their wills being both proved the same day. www.virginians.com /topics/6648.htm   (8164 words)

The Green Howards Regimental History This page summarises the battalions that have been part of the Regiment since the Regiment itself was first raised in 1688. Colonel Erle took over command of Luttrell's Regiment, on the death of Colonel Luttrell. The Honourable Charles Howard became Colonel of the 19th Foot, and the regiment became known as Colonel Howard's Regiment. www.greenhowards.org.uk /html-files/battalions.htm   (473 words)

Official government source for Scottish genealogy and gevin up be Thomas Lord bying eldest law[fu]ll sone to the defunct In sua far as concernes the Inventar of his guids geir debtis auchtand to him & be him quhome he nom[ina]tis his onlie ex[ecu]tor in his trew Oathe ? the soume of vijm vijC lxxxvij £ vij ß iiij d Item David thomesone Johne Logane Thomas arnet & Remainedt tenents of the lands and baronie of Lustald for the pryce of the principall & teynds thereof the crop & yeir of god 1636 yeirs and for the ? Patrick Bennett david padstone & R[ober]t mainet tenents of the lands & baronie of Tyninghame for the prycees of the principall and teynds thereof the crop & yeir of god 1636 yeirs forsd and for [p.306] forsd witsunday feus maills & duties the crop & yeir of god ? www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk /content/images/famousscots/fstranscript94.htm   (363 words)

William Lafayette Quick Five other children not shown, George Curtin, Charles Erle, Thomas Edison, Harbert Spencer and Cady. Than Franklin of Wichita, Kan., was one of the edtremely small number of woman pilots in the era when Amelia Earhart's name hit headlines with regularity. Thomas (Tom) Edison Quick, also of Wichita, worked with his brother Curt as a pioneer in crop dusting via airplane and in developing a system of insect destruction by covering fields with ladybugs. www.earlyaviators.com /equick4.htm   (926 words)

Indenture 1575 This indenture made the xxxth daye of Ianuarye in the Seavententh yere of the reigne of o{ur} soueraigne Ladye Elizabeth by the grace of god Quene of Englande, ffraunce and Irelande defender of the faithe &c [=30 January 1575]. Nowe the said ^\\Edward// Erle of Oxenforde mynding & fullie intendinge by the grace of god & the Quenes maiesties license tollerac{i}on & favo{ur} to travell beyonde the seas In witnes whereof the saide p{ar}ties to thies p{rese}nte Indentures haue Interchaungeablye putt their Seall{es} Yeoven [=Given] the daye and yere first aboue written. socrates.berkeley.edu /~ahnelson/DOCS/indent75.html   (169 words)

Oxford Chronology - 1570s This indenture made the xxxth daye of Ianuarye in the Seavententh yere of the reigne of o{ur} soueraigne Ladye Elizabeth by the grace of god Quene of Englande, ffraunce and Irelande defender of the faithe andc [=30 January 1575]. Nowe the said ^\\Edward// Erle of Oxenforde mynding and fullie intendinge by the grace of god and the Quenes maiesties license tollerac{i}on and favo{ur} to travell beyonde the seas To Thomas Crane w{i}th xxvli vjs ixd for the www.sourcetext.com /sourcebook/Vere/1570.html   (5428 words)

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