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  • * Victoria County History *

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    Parishes Letcombe Bassett

    the advowson did later, to Henry de Anwick , for a messuage and land with a third of a mill at Letcombe and Kingston were settled in 1278 -9 on Henry de Anwick , who was to hold the property

    Houses of the Gilbertine order The priory of Haverholme

    £103 17 s . 61/2 d ., and included the rectories of Ruskington , Sleaford , and Anwick , lands in Ruskington , Anwick , and Dorrington , and four mills in Lincolnshire , lands and tenements in Staunton ,

    Parishes Letcombe Regis

    It must have originated in land held by the Anwick family, who held part of the neighbouring manor of Letcombe Bassett . Land in Letcombe Regis was held of Thomas Anwick (Avenwyk) in 1332 and 1335. 49 At the beginning

  • * Cause Papers in the Diocesan Courts of the Archbishopric of York, 1300-1858 *

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    CP.G.1348

    : ecclesiastical parish Participant: Thomas Pain [Paine; Spane] Role: witness Details: male; 54; husbandman Location: St John Lee (Northumberland) Place(s): Anwick (Annycke) : undefined St John Lee (Sancti Johanis) : ecclesiastical parish Participant: Thomas Hutchinson [Hutchenson; Hutchensonne] Role: witness Details:

    CP.G.1320

    de Hexham) : chapelry Participant: Thomas Chicken [Chicken] Role: witness Details: male; 80; husbandman Location: St John Lee (Northumberland) Place(s): Anwick (Anick) : undefined St John Lee (Sancte Johanns de Hexham) : chapelry Participant: Robert Chicken [Chicken; Chickinge] Role: witness

    CP.G.3044

    Location: Yorkshire Place(s): York (Ebor) : city Participant: James Daragon [Daragon] Role: witness Details: male; 24; yeoman Location: Anwick (Lincolnshire) Place(s): Anwick (Anwicke) : ecclesiastical parish Northumberland Participant: John Borrenskell [Borrenskell] Role: witness Details: male; 30 Employment: cutler Location: York,

  • * John Foxe's The Acts and Monuments Online *

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    Actes and Monumentes Of the Church

    in Anwick, the D. of Somerset lay in the same town of Anwick, and was come out of Scotland from the said battel, to this deponents certain sight and knowlege: and that this deponēt sithens toke his iorney frō Anwick,

  • * House of Commons Parliamentary Papers * *

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    26 May 1791, 26 May 1791

    they defire the Concurrence of this Houfe. Draycott Enclofure Bill. cc A Meffage was brought from the Houfe of Commons, Anwick En- by Mr. Serjeant PFa//ozz and others : clofure, &c. '-'-' BiU. With a Bill, intituled, " An Aft Subscribers-only content

    27 May 1791, 27 May 1791

    on Mozzday next, at the ufual Time and Place; and to adjourn as they pleafe. c< Swanfea Harbour Bill. cc Anwick En- clofure Bill. Hodz'e 2" w'ee /ec?a ty? P/7/a, intituled, " An Aft for repairing, enlarging, and preferving the Subscribers-only content

    4 May 1814, 4 May 1814

    leading from the Eaft Side of the Market '* Place in New Sleaford, to and through the Town of " Anwick, in the County of Lincoln, and other Roads " therein mentioned, in the faid County ; and for build- Subscribers-only content

    18 May 1814, 18 May 1814

    leading from the Eaft Side of the Market- " Place in New Sleaford, to and through the Town of "' Anwick, in the County of Lincoln, and other Roads " therein mentioned, in the faid County; and for build- ** Subscribers-only content

    General Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, Volume XXXV, A.D. 1774 - Volume LV, A.D. 1800

    xliii. 18. Bill ordered, 88. Petitions against, 260, 265. r. A. 335.———For draining the Praie grounds; Petition for provision in Anwick Inclosure, referred to the Committee on that Petition; xlvi. 431. Bill ordered, 441. r.a. 688. Lancaster Marsh : See Subscribers-only content

  • * The Clergy of the Church of England Database *

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    R.D.R. Spooner, 10/6/1826

    Vacancy Evidence Record CCEd Record ID: 17293 Linked to person: Spooner, Robert Denny Rix 1786-1826 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Spooner Forename R.D.R. Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason resignation Date 10/6/1826 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status

    George Mathew, 4/6/1812

    Vacancy Evidence Record CCEd Record ID: 18180 Linked to person: Mathew, George 1794-1833 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Mathew Forename George Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason cession Date 4/6/1812 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Anwick//Lincs

    Richard Disney, 26/1/1692

    Vacancy Evidence Record CCEd Record ID: 202038 Linked to person: Disney, Richard 1682-1733 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Disney Forename Richard Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason cession Date 26/1/1692 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Anwick//Lincs

    Gualterus Nelson, 6/4/1678

    Vacancy Evidence Record CCEd Record ID: 250035 Linked to person: Nelson, Gilbert 1661-1678 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Nelson Forename Gualterus Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 6/4/1678 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Anwick//Lincs

    Gulielmus Raven, 24/9/1683

    Vacancy Evidence Record CCEd Record ID: 250920 Linked to person: Raven, William 1674-1683 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Raven Forename Gulielmus Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason cession Date 24/9/1683 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Anwick//Lincs

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    at first sight are evidently the result of mispronunciation of such names. Anguish, for instance, is from either Angus or Anwick; Arm and Worm, from Orme; Balaam, from Bailham in Suffolk, or Balham in Surrey; Bantam, from Bentham; Blackmonster, from Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    as Hurt and Sons, 90, New street, Birmingham, jewellers. GEOn.E C. PoWEIS, Asto Rod soS~t.iOilhm corn factor. kLiclsreclrinhyoded.a HASSOEIT Smrrra, Anwick, L'conhie Rledk iNholyi order,a S=MOEO. MA'THEWS, late of 46, Queen's Road. Notting ll, Mide~,nwof 14, Wellesley Street, Bristol, private Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    I~ ~~ T (Tilestayi, at d duino iA ek r IAR and COM Y in "TETOOPANS'" with ylr.~ ~ XT t!GNL~glnhaor'Intal charaeter. D ly-loTH,.O CI OPERA, ~ .ac o cowdd ouses, nightly at the Prince of Wales 1h~tm.Lo~OOaftra urtof Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    the present month, an Anwick man absconderd from Sleaford WVorkhouse- It was surmised that he had committed suicide, but, after he had been missing for nine days, he was discovered bidden in a straw-stack at Anwick. He declared that he Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    COUNTY COURTS FOR TLE RECOVERY OF SMALL DEBTS IN ENGLAND & WALES. A Supplement to the London Gazette was publiSebed on hi Saturday, containing two Orders in Council, paseed wIth a view to eE carry into effect the Act Subscribers-only content

  • * The Proceedings of the Old Bailey Online, 1674-1913 *

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    Ordinary's Account, 13/02/1727

    things suitable to his Station. When of Age, his Father put him out seven Years Apprentice to a Tradesman at Anwick , where he serv'd five Years and a Half, with much difficulty, because of his Master's unkindness and cruelty

    Ordinary's Account, 28/05/1686

    to make Gloves she Married a Glover in the Country; she hath only one Son , David Millikin Born at Anwick , in the County of Northumberland , being Twenty years of Age, and brought up in his Fathers Trade

 

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