Plan of George Taylor's land - Tapton land in Sidlingfeild [sic], Dob Clough and the Great Wetlands and Luch Meadow, c. 1660

Plan: Tapton lands in ye tenure of William Taylor and his sonn [sic] and Anthony Pursglove and Dutton and is George Taylor's proper land, c. 1660

Plan: Lands belonging to George Taylor, anno dni 1666. Durrant Croft and Dobb Croft and ye Meadows below ye house, viz: ye Dob Croft. In Mr Jno. Woodward's possession and ye rest in G. T. his owne land

Plan: 'The White Bank's in Boythorpe [Derbyshire] in ye possession of Mr Fran. More and are George Taylor's proper land', c. 1660

Plan: 'Tapton Hall and land therto beloning in ye tenure of Mr Newton and is Geo. Taylor's land', c. 1660

Plan: Tapton land, viz ye Castle Close, Goldercliffe, Dove Acre, Hanging Bank's, Highstile Close, Little Lady Lease and the Long Lese [sic] belonging to George Taylor and are his owne land, c. 1660

William Fairbank (1688 - 1759)

William Fairbank (1730 - 1801)

Josiah Fairbank (1777 - 1844)

Norfolk Street Theatre, playbill for a comedy called Belle Stratagem and a farce called The Citizen