- St Mary
Colechurch was a
parish church in the City of London. It was destro**** in the
Great Fire of
London in 1666 and not rebuilt. The
church was situated...
- the Bridge", to
oversee all work on
London Bridge. In 1163,
Peter of
Colechurch,
chaplain and
warden of the
bridge and its brethren,
supervised the bridge's...
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later that year at the age of 35, and was
buried on 15
August in St Mary
Colechurch in London. In
December of that same year, Kyd's
mother legally renounced...
-
including one in the
parishes of St Pancras,
Soper Lane and St Mary
Colechurch,
between Bordhawelane (bordello) and
Puppekirty Lane (poke skirt) near...
- Mary
Bothaw South of
Cannon Street St Swithin's,
Cannon Street St Mary
Colechurch South end of Old
Jewry St Mildred,
Poultry St Mary
Mounthaw West side...
- at
least two
properties in Southwark. The
first was that of
Peter of
Colechurch the
warden of the
bridge from 1163, and
probably a
monastic dwelling....
-
about 1163,
under the
direction of
Peter of
Colechurch, the
priest of the
parish church of St Mary
Colechurch in Cheapside. This came at a
period of growth...
-
Parish Boundary Markers for St Mary
Colechurch and St
Martin Pomeroy...
- Jewry, in the City of London. He was
baptised on 23 July 1757 at St Mary
Colechurch,
London to
William and Mary Rowlandson. The
baptismal record for St Mary...
- of All
Hallows Honey Lane, St
Martin Pomary, St Mary Le Bow, St Mary
Colechurch and St
Pancras Soper Lane. London:
Centre for
Metropolitan History, 1987...
