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  • * Victoria County History *

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    Parishes Abbotsley

    Parishes AbbotsleyABBOTSLEY Adboldesle (xii cent.), Albedesley, Abbodesle, Abbotesley (xiii cent.), Albodesle (xiv cent.). The parish of Abbotsley contains 1,723 acres of land, mostly about 100 ft. above the ordnance datum. The subsoil is Oxford and Ampthill clay. A stream

    The hundred of Toseland Introduction

    HUNDRED OF TOSELAND CONTAINING THE PARISHES OF ABBOTSLEY HEMINGFORD ABBOTS ST. NEOTS BUCKDEN HEMINGFORD GREY SOUTHOE DIDDINGTON HILTON GREAT STAUGHTON EYNESBURY MIDLOE TETWORTH FEN STANTON OFFORD CLUNY TOSELAND GREAT GRANSDEN OFFORD DARCY WARESLEY GODMANCHESTER GREAT PAXTON YELLING HAIL WESTON LITTLE

    Parishes Great Paxton

    was finished on a smaller scale. Known locally as the Abbotsley door, being the door by which the dead of Abbotsley were brought into the church ( via the Abbotsley bier baulk) for burial. From bequests in wills we have

    Parishes Eynesbury

    Abbotsley . The parish of St. Neots (q.v.) was separated after 1113, when one of the manors of Eynsbury was granted to the Priory of St. Neots, the final division of the tithes being made in 1204 . 2

    House of Austin canons (Arrouasian reform) The abbey of Bourne

    Thomas de Calstewith, 32 elected 1292, died 1313 William of St. Albans , 33 elected 1313, resigned 1314 William of Abbotsley , 34 elected 1314, died 1324 John de Wytheton, 35 elected 1324, died 1334 Simon of Walton , 36

  • * The History of Parliament *

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    ABBOTSLEY, John, of Huntingdon.

    ABBOTSLEY, John, of Huntingdon. Constituency Dates Huntingdon 1420 Huntingdon 1427 Huntingdon 1442 Ofifces Held Coroner, Huntingdon by Feb. 1437. Biography Nothing is known of Abbotsley before his first return to Parliament, in 1420, but between then and 1427, the date

    FETTE, John (d.c.1433), of Huntingdon.

    FETTE, John (d.c.1433), of Huntingdon. Constituency Dates Huntingdon 1417 Ofifces Held Bailiff, Huntingdon Mich. 1420-1. Biography A butcher by trade, Fette played a leading part in the affairs of the borough of Huntingdon, and put in a fairly regular

    SCOTT, Robert (d.1441), of Abbotsley, Hunts. and Tempsford, Beds.

    (d.1441), of Abbotsley, Hunts. and Tempsford, Beds. Constituency Dates Huntingdonshire 1401 Huntingdonshire 1402 Huntingdonshire Jan. 1404 Huntingdonshire Oct. 1404 Huntingdonshire 1411 Huntingdonshire 1419 Bedfordshire 1420 Huntingdonshire 1425 Ofifces Held J.p. Hunts. 16 May 1401-Feb. 1405, 13 Feb. 1407-18. Ofifces Held

    HERLYNGTON, John (d.1408), of Yaxley, Hunts.

    at two separate points in his career. Firstly, in 1381, he took on the lease of a substantial estate in Abbotsley and Upper Hardwick (near St. Neot’s) from Richard Knyvet, who fixed the rent at 40 marks a year, but

  • * British History Online * *

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    General Index, A, 01 January 1663-31 August 1664

    General Index A A. Abberley , or Abbotsley Abbey Holme Abbot , Jas. Wm., testimonial of Mrs. Abbotsley , see Abberley Abdy , John Aberdeen , Bishop of, see Burnet, Alex Abergavenny Abingdon mayor, & c., of Able , Thos. Subscribers-only content

    General Index, A, 01 May 1672-30 September 1672

    addressed to Astwood , Luke, Presbyterian, and his house, Gamlingay, Cambridgeshire, licences to receipt for licences to Robert, house of, Abbotsley, Hunts, licence to Atha , Thomas, contract by Athboy , Meath, lot at Athlone , rules, & c. for Subscribers-only content

    Charles II - volume 75, June 1663, 01 June 1663-30 June 1663

    46. ] June 5. Grant to Jos. Walsh of the reversion of the entail of the manor & c., of Abbotsley and Cintley, co. Worcester. [ Docquet . ] June 5. Victualling Office. 29. Certificate by Thos. Lewis that the Subscribers-only content

    Index, A, 01 June 1537-31 December 1537

    598 9, 672 4, 834, 955, 962, 1042, 1204; II. 731, 930, 961. Abbeys , plucking down of. See Suppression. Abbotsley , Hunts, II. g. 1311 (20). Abbotts , Wm., King's servant, I. 808. Abek. See Beck. Abell , Dr.

    General Index, H, I, J, K, 01 May 1672-30 September 1672

    from places in, where buildings were licensed, or requested to be licensed, for Nonconformist services, or where Nonconformist ministers resided: Abbotsley, Bury, Fenstanton, Kimbolton, Long Overton, Midlow, Molesworth, Rardy, (? Raveley), Upthorpe, Woodhurst, Wornditch Huntingtower , Lord. See Tollemache, Lionel, Subscribers-only content

  • * The Clergy of the Church of England Database *

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    George White, 4/1/1805

    Vacancy Evidence Record CCEd Record ID: 16387 Linked to person: White, George 1768-1805 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname White Forename George Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 4/1/1805 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Abbotsley//Hunts

    George Powell, 30/8/1822

    Vacancy Evidence Record CCEd Record ID: 17064 Linked to person: Powell, George 1787-1830 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Powell Forename George Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason resignation Date 30/8/1822 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Abbotsley//Hunts

    Charles Atmore Ogilvie, 10/4/1834

    Vacancy Evidence Record CCEd Record ID: 17816 Linked to person: Ogilvie, Charles Atmore 1817-1834 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Ogilvie Forename Charles Atmore Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason cession Date 10/4/1834 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status

    John Darch, 15/5/1755

    Vacancy Evidence Record CCEd Record ID: 36653 Linked to person: Darch, John 1752-1769 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Darch Forename John Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason cession Date 15/5/1755 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Abbotsley//Hunts

    George Satter, 16/8/1735

    Vacancy Evidence Record CCEd Record ID: 37754 Linked to person: Salter, George 1719-1744 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Satter Forename George Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason cession Date 16/8/1735 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Abbotsley//Hunts

  • * House of Commons Parliamentary Papers * *

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    General Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, Volume LXXV, A.D. 1820 - Volume XCII, A.D. 1837

    823. Whitby, 470. Whitchurch, 488. Wooburn, 488. Wright, William, 28. 459. Against Abolition; From Abbas and Temple Combe, xcii. 155. Abbotsley, 221. Aikenham, South, 162. Alban's Saint, 109. Alban's, Saint, Saint Peter, 109. Albury, 207. Al- cester, 108. Alborough, 147. Subscribers-only content

    General Index to the Journals of the House of Lords, 4 Gul. IV - 17 Vict. Vols. LXV - LXXXV

    See ABERDEEN MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY v. STONE : Accounts and Papers (Law). Appeal presented, (1850), LXXXII, 11.—Recognizance, 24.— Answer, 40. ABBOTSLEY. See Bills, Local, &c. ABERDEEN RAILWAY. See Accounts and Papers; Bills, ABDY'S ESTATE. See Bills, Local, &c. Local, &c. Subscribers-only content

    18 February 1825, 18 February 1825

    papers and records. A Petition of several Owners of, or otherwise interested Abbotsley in the open fields, commons and other commonable Inclosure lands, in the parish of Abbotsley, in the county of Hunt- Petltl0n> ingdon, was presented, and read; setting Subscribers-only content

    Index, 5 January 1826

    and Dunse, Wigan, Win¬ chester and Petersfield, Wiveliscombe, Wood¬ stock, &C. WOOLER AND AdDERSTONE, WoRKSOP AND AtTERCLIFFE YORK. Jnclosures. Vide Abbotsley, Aberford, Aston RowANT Carsington, Christchurch, Christ- church and Milton, Clanfield, Clenchwharton, Cranoe Dearham, Doddington East San- ton, Entwistle, Eton Subscribers-only content

    Index, 31 May 1826

    and Fakenham, Westbury, Westhoughton, Whitecross and Beverley, Wi- CAN, &C. WlMPOLE, WoRSLEY AND LlTTLE HuLTON, Worthing and Lancing. Inclosures. Vide Abbotsley, Anstey, Anthorn, Ardsley, Aston Rowant Bromfield ChILTHORNE DoMER DlCKLEBURGH, DlLHAM. DroXFORD, DUCKLINGTON EAST IlSEY, En- Eton Farlesthorpe, Felpham, Flad- Subscribers-only content

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    of Bedford, Cambridge, and Hunting- Cc do, don or some or one of them;I Eynesbury, Conygeer, Toss- co lIng land,. Abbotsley or Abbots-Leigh, Waresley, Saint Noot's, 00 ray Green-end, Island-common, Hlail Weston, Little Paxton, at rks Great Paxton, Boughton, SouthoeDdintn Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    £10, to A1r.Wm. Wilson, of Ashbaclring, near Ipswicl). CrLsss 3*-Stallions' for dray ptirposes.-Prize of £20. to Mr. W. (iloavrs, Of Abbotsley, 5;. Neoti. CLASS 4.-ioaiSter stalitans....Prjze Of £ 15, to Mr. J. Baxter, Jun., of Wiggenhaia St. Peter, Lynii Ro Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    influence of chlorefcrof o trm Mr. Julius Lowenthal, of a son. e i ofe of it 11th, at the Vicerage, Abbotsley, St. Neots, Icuis, the ml J. D. Gray, of twins, a son and daughter. MARRIED. On the 12th inst., Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Saturday, Collirogham Bar; at half-past ten. Badsworth-Tuisday- Hampole Inn; Thursday, StreetPouse Bar; Satur- day, Shaftoa Treo Gates; athalf-past ten. Carnjidgeshire-Monday, Abbotsley Dow,; ; Friday, Childerley Gate; at balf.Past ten. Dralre's, Mr.-Tuesday, Barton Common; Thursday, White Cross Green; Saturday, Chestertora Village; Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    tailor, dealer and chapmsA-P E HANKINSON, Seymour-place. Broanetanc-sauare. Marviehune. esti h-h-,, l ......aur surymeoune, eaiung-nouser keeper. dealer and cbapman-W GLEAVES, Abbotsley, Huntingdon, farmer-W FULCHEI, Mousehold-hill, Thorpe, Norwicb, millwright and innkeeper -J E WHALE, Now-coart. Old Bailey, manufacturer of fancy trimmings Subscribers-only content

 

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