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  • * Victoria County History *

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    Introduction

    Amesbury and Dole hundreds may have been drawn at a formal partition. Until the 20th century no landowner was pre-eminent in the two hundreds. In the Middle Ages the largest estates were those of Amesbury abbey and Wilton abbey.

    Parishes Amesbury

    West Amesbury and Wilsford and was in Durnford parish and Amesbury hundred. 982 The tithingman of the tithing called West Amesbury and Wilsford attended Amesbury hundred court. 983 The lord of the Priory manor evidently claimed jurisdiction over West Amesbury

    Amesbury hundred

    , the only part of Figheldean parish to attend. 44 West Amesbury manor in Amesbury evolved in the Middle Ages, evidently free from the jurisdiction of Amesbury manor and Amesbury priory courts: 45 despite the name of the tithing its

    List of maps and plans

    volumes published xii Amesbury Hundred c . 1840 2 Allington 1840, based on the tithe award map 7 Amesbury c . 1815, based on maps in sale catalogues in the Wiltshire Record Office (283/202:490/ 1116 ) 14 Amesbury , the

    Parishes Bulford

    Hill between Tidworth camp and Bulford camp. 17 The Amesbury and Military Camp Light Railway , a branch of the L. & S.W. R., was extended as a single track from Amesbury through Bulford village to a terminus 3 km.

  • * John Strype's Survey of London Online *

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    Book 6, Chapter 1 The Monastery of St. PETER.

    Ed. 3. Cap. 15. T. Clifford . Record. No Silver to be transported. Wool -Staple at Westminster . Robert de Amesbury . Staple at Calais let to Farm. Two Maiors at Calais . Staple removed. Record. Wool -Staples at Middleborough.

    Preface 6

    rds in the Rolls. Records of the Tower. Records of the Vintry . Register of Brockesden. Rishanger William. Robert de Amesbury . Roger of Wendover . Rouse John. Savage Dennis . Scoggan Henry. Simon of Durham . Smith Thomas ,

  • * The History of Parliament *

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    STOKES, Christopher (1643-98), of Amesbury, Wilts. and Whitchurch, Hants.

    Christopher (1643-98), of Amesbury, Wilts. and Whitchurch, Hants. Constituency Dates Whitchurch 11 Jan. 1692 Mar. 1698 Biography The Stokes family had been settled in Wiltshire since the 14th century and Stokes himself had an estate at Amesbury. By his second

    LITELCOTE, Richard, of Wilts.

    companion being Peyntour. Litelcote Litelcote is last recorded in 1428, as a tenant of lands at Orcheston (between Devizes and Amesbury) and Homington (near Salisbury).Wilts Feet of Fines (Wilts. Rec. Soc. xli), 199; C219/10/4, 11/7, 8; Feudal Aids, v. 244.

    SCOTT, John I (bef.1534-1619), of Chippenham, Wilts.

    James I from 3s.4d. to 4s.2d. He may have been the John Scott who possessed lands in the manor of Amesbury. In 1605 he leased some of the town lands from which, in 1610, he made a gift of 30s.

    SEYMOUR, Robert (c.1480-1545), of Ivy Church, Wilts. and London.

    Member, council of Tournai 1517; capt. Crist 1522; sewer by 1526; steward, lordship and hundred of Amesbury, lordship of Winterbourne Earls and hundred of Alderbury, Wilts. 1526-?d.; sheriff, Anglesey 1527-34; gent. usher, the chamber by 1528; warden, Melchet forest, Wilts.

    EYRE, Robert II (by 1518-70 or later), of Salisbury, Wilts.

    from 1541-2 and in 1541 he and Thomas St. Barbe bought most of the lead stripped from the convent of Amesbury by its new owner the Earl of Hertford. The only occasion on which Eyre is known to have been

  • * House of Commons Parliamentary Papers * *

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    29 July 1822, 29 July 1822

    have remained in the Hands of the Crown, 'till " Edward the Third granted to William de Montacute, Trowbridge, Winterborne, Amesbury, and other Lands in Wiltshire (Part of the Possessions of Edward of Sarisburie, as stated in Domesday,} in as Subscribers-only content

    25 June 1824, 25 June 1824

    & " prelatorum ecclesiasticorum," and afterwards went to " see his Mother, who had retired to the Monastery of " Amesbury. He then states that the King had issued a " Proclamation, purporting that all who had to complain " Subscribers-only content

    29 March 1825, 29 March 1825

    depending in Parliament for repairing and " amending the Roads from Mullens Pond, in the County " of Southampton, through Amesbury, to the Eighteen " Mile Stone from the City of New Sarum, near Wil- " loughby Hedge, in the Subscribers-only content

    30 March 1825, 30 March 1825

    next Easter General or Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the West \\ combe I Bill, Le to give Notices. Amesbury Road Bill, Leave to give Notices. County of Lancaster; and that upon Evidence of the The Order of the Subscribers-only content

    13 May 1825, 13 May 1825

    " An Act for repairing and " amending the Road from Mullen's Pond, in the County " of Southampton, through Amesbury, to the Eighteen " Mile Stone from the City of New Sarum, near Wil- " loughby Hedge, in the Subscribers-only content

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    night, at tes o'clock - On Tuesday,Athe Deflance and Celeriiyj rival Exeter moaches, met, and ran against each other, near Amesbury. They were both going at a great rate, and were overturned by the violent concussion. No sooner was the Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    inn sq. W. Hinde, Liverpool, drysalter. (Bolton, Austinfriars. J. Turton, Birmingham, spoon-maker. [Norton and Chaplin, Gray's inn sq. J. Manby, Amesbury, Wiltshire, draper. [Newton, South sq. Gray's inn. J. Salter, Poole, twine-manufacturer. [Fox, Finsbury circus. R. Bates, Wakefield, Yorkshire, linen-draper. Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    yrs old, 6st 91b; fbur, 8st llb; five, ost 101b; six and aged, 9st; T.M.M. (5 subs.) Sir M. Wood's Amesbury, 6 yrs-Robinson.. ... Mr Pettit's f, Observatory, by Bastard, 3 yrs ... ... 2 Mr Ridsdale's Veronica, 3 yrs Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Bib ,. .. ... 2 Colonel Peel's Bubastes, 4 vrs, 8lst lib . .. .. 3 4 to I agst Amesbury; 4 to 1 agst the Duke of Rutland's colt. Won by a lengtb. Handicap Sweepstakes of 13 sovs each, Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    announce the death of that gal lant Waterloo hero Lieut.-Gen. Sir John Elley, which took place at his seat near Amesbury, in Wilts, on Wednesday last. By his death the Coloneley of the the 17th Lancers is vacant, as well Subscribers-only content

  • * Who Were The Nuns *

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    Elizabeth Fitzpatrick

    Details Elizabeth Fitzpatrick in religion Mary Monica Died 1797 7 May in Amesbury mother Rachel Betts father Richard Fitzpatrick

  • * The Clergy of the Church of England Database *

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    John Allshier, 14/1/1593

    Cleri Detail CCEd Record ID: 77444 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Allshier Forename John Title Qualification EVENT TYPE Date 14/1/1593 Office/Status Stipendiary Location Amesbury// OTHER INFORMATION Source PRO, E179/53 (Clerical Subsidy records) Ordinary / Jurisdiction (Other)/ 0- 0 Comment

    Mary Creede, 17/2/1796

    Surname Creede Forename Mary Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Nomination Date 17/2/1796 Office/Status Schoolmaster Clerical Status Location Amesbury// OTHER INFORMATION Source W&SRO, D1/14/3/4 (Schoolmasters' papers) (Miscellaneous) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Douglas, John/Salisbury 1791- 1807 Comment With a testimonial

    Jacobus Voysey, 1/10/1611

    Surname Voysey Forename Jacobus Title Qualification BA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Appointment Date 1/10/1611 Office/Status Curate Clerical Status Location Amesbury// Location OTHER INFORMATION Source W&SRO, D5/9/1 (Subscription Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Salisbury, dean of/Salisbury 0- 0 Comment fo.14r

    M Marsh, 0/0/1812

    Record ID: 74242 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Marsh Forename M Title Qualification EVENT TYPE Date 0/0/1812 Office/Status Rural Dean Location Amesbury// OTHER INFORMATION Source W&SRO, D1/21/2 (rural deans' returns) (Miscellaneous) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Fisher, John/Salisbury 1807- 1825 Comment

    Charles Grove, 0/0/1819

    ID: 74254 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Grove Forename Charles Title Qualification MA EVENT TYPE Date 0/0/1819 Office/Status Rural Dean Location Amesbury// OTHER INFORMATION Source W&SRO, D1/21/2 (rural deans' returns) (Miscellaneous) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Fisher, John/Salisbury 1807- 1825 Comment

 

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