FORM B – BUILDING Assessor`s number
... 2 Amherst Road was originally part of Lot 58-3 [58th lot in the third division] drawn by James Thornton, Sr. [ca. 1684-1754] in 1739. Thornton was one of the founders of Pelham. He was one of two agents for the proprietary company which purchased the land from speculator Col. John Stoddard [1682-174 ...
... 2 Amherst Road was originally part of Lot 58-3 [58th lot in the third division] drawn by James Thornton, Sr. [ca. 1684-1754] in 1739. Thornton was one of the founders of Pelham. He was one of two agents for the proprietary company which purchased the land from speculator Col. John Stoddard [1682-174 ...
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5-7 Lower Holyhead Road, Coventry Spon Street
... Spon End and Spon Street formed the western section of this route. The first documentary evidence of Spon Street is in the late 12th century. Spon or Bablake Gate was built in 1391 with stone from Cheylesmore Park, and survived until 1771. It was one of twelve gates on the town's defensive wall. In ...
... Spon End and Spon Street formed the western section of this route. The first documentary evidence of Spon Street is in the late 12th century. Spon or Bablake Gate was built in 1391 with stone from Cheylesmore Park, and survived until 1771. It was one of twelve gates on the town's defensive wall. In ...
55 Amherst Road - Pelham Library
... Pelham Historian Charles O. Parmenter [1833-1913] recalled [in 1898] when 51 Amherst Road was owned by John Harkness, Jr. [1788-1844] in the 1820s. “East of [51 Amherst Road] and on the same side of the way are gravelly knolls that were often plowed and sowed to winter rye in the fall for harvesting ...
... Pelham Historian Charles O. Parmenter [1833-1913] recalled [in 1898] when 51 Amherst Road was owned by John Harkness, Jr. [1788-1844] in the 1820s. “East of [51 Amherst Road] and on the same side of the way are gravelly knolls that were often plowed and sowed to winter rye in the fall for harvesting ...