A Dictionary of London. Henry A Harben. 1918.
(St.) James' Garlickhithe — On the east side of Garlick Hill at No. 18 and south of Maiden Lane. In Vintry Ward (P.O. Directory). Earliest mention found in records : St. James apud viniteriam, c. 1196 (Anc Deeds, A. 6457). Other forms of name : St. James by the… … Dictionary of London
Dunghill Stairs — A wharf in the parish of St. Mary (sic) Vintry given 1437 by Robert de Chichele to the rector of this church (L. and M. Arch. Soc. Trans. III. 399). In the Ct. of Hust. Wills II, 491, the tenement situate super postes super Wharvum is… … Dictionary of London
Garlick Hill — North out of Upper Thames Street, at 190, to 40 Cannon Street (P.O. Directory). In Vintry Ward. Formerly it extended north to Great St. Thomas Apostle, the northern continuation to Cannon Street being called until recently Bow Lane.… … Dictionary of London
Vintry Ward — One of the twenty six wards of the City to the west of the Walbrook on the bank of the Thames, extending north to Cordwainer Ward, and bounded on the east by Dowgate Ward and on the west by Queenhithe Ward. First mention: 1285 (Cal. L. Bk.… … Dictionary of London
Coarser — This interesting surname, of early medieval English origin with variant spellings Coursor, Corzor, Coarser, Corser, Corsor, Cosser, Corsar and Cossar, is an occupational name for a jobber or horse dealer, deriving from the Middle English (1200… … Surnames reference
Corsar — This interesting surname, of early medieval English origin with variant spellings Coursor, Corzor, Coarser, Corser, Corsor, Cosser, Corsar and Cossar, is an occupational name for a jobber or horse dealer, deriving from the Middle English (1200… … Surnames reference
Corser — This interesting surname, of early medieval English origin with variant spellings Coursor, Corzor, Coarser, Corser, Corsor, Cosser, Corsar and Cossar, is an occupational name for a jobber or horse dealer, deriving from the Middle English (1200… … Surnames reference
Corsor — This interesting surname, of early medieval English origin with variant spellings Coursor, Corzor, Coarser, Corser, Corsor, Cosser, Corsar and Cossar, is an occupational name for a jobber or horse dealer, deriving from the Middle English (1200… … Surnames reference
Corzor — This interesting surname, of early medieval English origin with variant spellings Coursor, Corzor, Coarser, Corser, Corsor, Cosser, Corsar and Cossar, is an occupational name for a jobber or horse dealer, deriving from the Middle English (1200… … Surnames reference
Cossar — This interesting surname, of early medieval English origin with variant spellings Coursor, Corzor, Coarser, Corser, Corsor, Cosser, Corsar and Cossar, is an occupational name for a jobber or horse dealer, deriving from the Middle English (1200… … Surnames reference
