- center.
Historic buildings around Maverick Square include the 1835-1837
Fettyplace-Thorn****
House (47
Maverick Square), the 1835
Joshua Pollard House (33...
- the
American Revolutionary War by
Colonel Jonathan Glover and
Edward Fettyplace on 12
October 1775.
Hurriedly ****ed out as the
fourth vessel of the fledgling...
- he died on 25
October 1683.
Scroggs married Anne
Fettyplace (died 1689),
daughter of
Edmund Fettyplace of Berkshire: they had four children: Sir William...
- ownership.
After his
death in 1787, his wife sold the
property to
Edward Fettyplace for $43.33 on June 25, 1795. Some
observations and
events concerning the...
- do****ents as
Elynor or Elianor, and the
surname is
given as
variously as
Fettyplace, Feteplace, Phetiplace,
ffeteplace and Ffetiplact,
among others. Fettiplace...
-
William Scroggs (d.1683), and the will of his
maternal grandmother, Anne
Fettyplace, Lady
Scroggs (d.1689). On 26
March 1713, when his
mother wrote her will...
-
Chislehampton 1757: Sir
Francis Knollys, 1st
Baronet of
Thame 1758:
Robert Fettyplace of
Pudlicott 1759:
Anthony Hodges of
Harpsden 1760:
Samuel Trotman of...
- Felt (d.1802)
Jonathan Porter Felt (d.1860)
Joseph Felt (d.1856)
William Fettyplace (d.1867) John
Brown Fisk (d.1881)
Nathaniel Fisher Jr. (d.1810) Charles...
-
Louisa ****man, m. June 16, 1828, died
October 11, 1855; Anne
Williams Fettyplace, m. June 2, 1858
Profession Teacher, farmer,
public house manager Signature...
-
almost perfectly with the
probate of the will of his step-grandmother Anne
Fettyplace, Lady
Scroggs on 30
October 1689.
Robert Wright's
father Sir
Robert Wright...
