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  • * Victoria County History *

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    List of maps and other figures

    Wood and Timber from Lythwood and Shirlett 1232-1300 " 47 Fig. 6. Medieval Markets and Fairs " 66 Fig. 7. Atcham c . 1790 " 67 Fig. 8. Agricultural Depression causes alleged in 1341 " 73 Fig. 9. Taxed Wealth

    Corrigenda to volumes I-III, VIII

    " " 72 a , line 29, for 'abbey' read 'manor' " " 73 a , line 3, for ' Atcham ' read 'Ercall Magna' " " 76, note 18, for ' 1518 ' read ' 1517 ' " "

    Houses of Augustinian canons Abbey of Lilleshall

    a three-day fair in Atcham at the feast of St. Giles ( 1 Sept. ), 59 and in 1276 a second three-day fair there on the feast of St. Augustine ( 26 May ). 60 Atcham was an important crossing

    List of illustrations

    of Agrarian History and Museum of English Rural Life, University of Reading ; Dr. D. H. Robinson ; Shrewsbury and Atcham Borough Museums; Shropshire County Council Property and Planning Services Department; Shropshire Record Office; Sotheby's; an d Times Newspapers Ltd.

    Almshouses Shrewsbury

    Rep. Com . Char . p. 257; S.R.O. 1048/4570 . A rent charge of £2 a year from lands in Atcham settled before 1560 on St. Chad 's and St. Mary 's almshouses and known to have been paid, 1567-71

  • * House of Commons Parliamentary Papers * *

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    30 May 1792, 30 May 1792

    the Committee had gone through the Bill, and direfted him to report the fame to the Houfe, without any Amendment." Atcham, &c< Poor Bill. Beer Har- tour Bill. cc Weldon En- clofure Bill. cc My Lords, cc cc cc h- Subscribers-only content

    31 May 1792, 31 May 1792

    Hoag/ajo/Poe/)- /et/ezz. Ramfgate, &c. Har- bour Bill. B cc Hod/'e 2"* wee Zee7a e/Z P/'ZZa, intituled, " An Aft for Atcham, &c< the better Relief and Employment of the Poor within ^°°*' ^- the feveral Parifhes of ^Ze/zazzz, J'Fnwe/er, Perrizzg/ozz, Subscribers-only content

    31 May 1792, 31 May 1792

    to report the fame to the Houfe, without any Amend- ment." The Lord CaZ/zearZ made the like Report from the Atcham, &c. Lords Committees, to whom the Bill, intituled, " An P°or Bill. " Aft for-the better Relief and Employment Subscribers-only content

    8 May 1797, 8 May 1797

    of " Wilts ;" to which they defire the Concurrence of this Houfe. Bunny En¬ clofure Bill. Afhelworth Ericlofure Bill. Atcham Road Bill. A Meffage was brought from the Houfe of Commons, by Mr. Rancliffe and others : With a Subscribers-only content

    8 May 1797, 8 May 1797

    Hodie 2* vice leela eß Billa, intituled, " An AcT: for Atcham *' amending, widening, altering, improving, and keeping Road Bill. " in Repair, the Road leading from Atcham through " Condover to Dorrington ; and alfo the Road branch- Subscribers-only content

  • * The History of Parliament *

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    BURTON, Edward, of Longnor Hall, Salop.

    Newport bridge, Monmouthshire.� Biography Edward Burton’s inquisition post mortem was taken at Shrewsbury 3 Nov. 1642. He had died at Atcham the previous 20 Mar., leaving a widow Elizabeth, and a son and heir Francis, then aged over 22.Vis. Salop

    NEWPORT, Francis II (c.1555-1623), of High Ercall, Salop.

    In his will he left over £80 to be divided between the poor of Shrewsbury, Wellington, Newport, High Ercall, Wroxeter, Atcham, Upton Magna and Waters Upton. The will, dated 18 Feb. 1621, made provision for his children, and left legacies

  • * The Clergy of the Church of England Database *

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    Henry Burton, 30/8/1782

    Burton Forename Henry Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason cession Date 30/8/1782 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Atcham// OTHER INFORMATION Source LRO, B/A/1/24 (Episcopal Register 1777-85) (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Cornwallis, James/Coventry & Lichfield 1781- 1824 Comment

    John Tombes Wingfield, 19/12/1779

    Wingfield Forename John Tombes Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason resignation Date 19/12/1779 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Atcham// OTHER INFORMATION Source LRO, B/A/1/24 (Episcopal Register 1777-85) (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Hurd, Richard/Coventry & Lichfield 1775- 1781

    Thomas Houlston, 17/7/1775

    Surname Houlston Forename Thomas Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 17/7/1775 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Atcham// OTHER INFORMATION Source LRO, B/A/1/23 (Register 1771-7) (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Hurd, Richard/Coventry & Lichfield 1775- 1781 Comment

    Samuel Fowler, 25/2/1772

    Surname Fowler Forename Samuel Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 25/2/1772 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Atcham// OTHER INFORMATION Source LRO, B/A/1/23 (Register 1771-7) (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction North, Brownlow/Coventry & Lichfield 1771- 1774 Comment

    Edward Aston, 18/9/1673

    Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Aston Forename Edward Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 18/9/1673 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Atcham// OTHER INFORMATION Source LRO, B/A/1/17 (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Wood, Thomas/Coventry & Lichfield 1671- 1692 Comment

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Liverpool, druggist. [Blackstock & Co. Temple. T. Buckley & R. Kenman, Liverpool, merchants. [Adlington & Co. Bedford row. J. Goodman, Atcham, near Shrewsbury, innkeeper. [Cuvelje & Enfield, South- ampton buildings, Chancery lane. J. Barnes, Manchester, pork butcher. [Adlington & Co. Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    the bells were tolled ; and on the road thence to Atchamn, every de- monstration of respect was made. At Atcham, four miles from Shrewsbury, twenty-one carriages, containing the officiating clergymen and the mourners, joined the proces- sion ; and Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    the labourer by a restriction of outdoor relief and consequent reduction of pauperism. The method he has pursued in the Atcham Union, and which has been adopted with equally satisfactory results in several other unions, has been to restrict so Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    letter was referred to the clerk for snvestiga. I tion. l ATCHAM. I'PorsrOlD E4QUIRY AS TO THE MANACEMEIET OF LTHE WoRrcIIousE.-Yesterday a largely-attended meeting of the memnbers of Atcham Board of Guardians was held the princiPal business being to consider Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    OFFICERS.-A discussion in reference to the granting of pensions to Poor Law officers took place at the meeting of the Atcham. Board of Guardians yesterday. Ata meeting of the Board some months ago a proposition wvas carried that the indus- Subscribers-only content

 

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