Richard Erdeswicke (1594-1640) was an English MP, whose public career was hampered by debt. Erdeswicke was the son of the Staffordshire antiquary Sampson...

part in the Gunpowder Plot. Sampson and Mary Erdeswicke had three children: their heir was Richard Erdeswicke, M.P., who, to settle debts in the autumn of...

Erdeswicke (born c. 1535x1540; died 1603) was an English antiquary and chorographer. Sampson's father, Hugh Erdeswicke claimed descent from Richard de...

vol i, page 583. Erdeswicke & Harwood 1820, p. 63. Burke states 16th year of the reign of Edward IV (Burke 1866, p. 13) Erdeswicke & Harwood 1820, p...

Sir William Bowyer Sir Edward Littleton Useless Parliament (1625) Richard Erdeswicke Sir Simon Weston 1625-1626 Sir William Bowyer Sir Simon Weston 1628-1629...

Staffordshire, containing the antiquities of that county; by Sampson Erdeswicke and Thomasharwood, published JB Nichols and Son, 1820. Douglas Richardson...

family's earlier history in Staffordshire is outlined by the editor of Erdeswicke. Vyse was born at Lichfield, Staffordshire the younger son of William...

Erdeswicke & Harwood 1820, p. 361 Erdeswicke & Harwood 1820, p. 105 Erdeswicke & Harwood 1820, p. 363. Erdeswicke & Harwood 1820, p. 33. Erdeswicke &...

habitation was described in an account of the castle in 1593 by Sampson Erdeswicke, which describes, "a goodly strong gatehouse, and strong wall with other...

Chief Justice of England. (Erdeswicke’s thorough manuscript was not published until the nineteenth century). Erdeswicke based this claim on an entry...

District History Society Archived 2007-10-14 at the Wayback Machine Sampson Erdeswicke, Thomas Harwood, A Survey of Staffordshire, John Nichols and Son, Westminster...

February 2009 at the Wayback Machine. Retrieved 18 January 2010 Sampson Erdeswicke, Thomas Harwood, A survey of Staffordshire: containing the antiquities...

Primary School Archived 2012-12-20 at archive.today Clent Parish Council Erdeswicke, Sampson; Harwood, Thomas (1820). "St. Kenelm, Clent and Broom". A Survey...

fourth edition, Part II, Harrison (Pall Mall), 1863, p. 1453. Sampson Erdeswicke et al, A Survey of Staffordshire Containing the Antiquities of that County...

family's earlier history in Staffordshire is outlined by the editor of Erdeswicke. Vyse was educated at Pembroke College, Oxford, matriculating in 1727...

family's earlier history in Staffordshire is outlined by the editor of Erdeswicke. The son of William Vyse, Archdeacon of Salop and his wife Catherine Smalbroke...

assault". Reporting the English Civil War. Retrieved 19 September 2019. Erdeswicke, Sampson (1844). "A Survey of Staffordshire: Containing the Antiquities...

Bentley, Staffs", The House of Commons, 1660-1690, Boydell & Brewer, p. 708 Erdeswicke, Sampson (1844), A Survey of Staffordshire, London, p. 410 Greenslade...

; and these costly decorations were remaining so late as the time of Erdeswicke, in 1603. He presented to the church large quantities of silver-plate...

(Google), citing Calendar of Patent Rolls, Elizabeth, 1574-75, p. 517. S. Erdeswicke, ed. T. Harwood, A Survey of Staffordshire: Containing the Antiquities...

Staff, republished by the Genealogical Publishing Company, 1994 Sampson Erdeswicke, Thomas Harwood, A Survey of Staffordshire: Containing the Antiquities...

rare so the original holders may have died out. In the Collins Roll I 'Erdeswickes version' (lost original from circa 1295), the Arms of Mane de Eglestone...

have continued in his son's time. When he was sued by a son of Sampson Erdeswicke, the noted Staffordshire antiquarian, Littleton was described as: "a man...

William Pole, Thomas Westcote, and Tristram Risdon in Devon, and Sampson Erdeswicke in Staffordshire) which, although they sometimes circulated in manuscript...

Cheadle (1841–46), G. F. Bodley's Holy Angels, Hoar Cross (1872–76), Richard Norman Shaw's All Saints, Leek (1885–87), and Bodley's St Chad, Burton-on-Trent...

them, and from the same source many improvements were made in Sampson Erdeswicke's Survey of Staffordshire (1820 and 1844). Not the least of his impact...