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Victoria County History

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a saltire engrailed sable . In 1412 he with Alice his wife sold the manor to Thomas Walwyn of Much Marcle , William Biryton and Richard Peper, 47 who afterwards conveyed it to Joan Lady Bergavenny and to Thomas Arundel

House of Carthusian monks Priory of Sheen

Sunningfield, in Berkshire ; the four church es of Wareham , in Dorset ; Linton , Bridstow , Westeord, Much Marcle , Fownhope , Lene, and Areland with tithes of various other lordships, in Herefordshire ; ' Tuddenham ,' Lydney

Gloucester , 1720-1835 Economic development 1792-1835

city M.P. Charles Barrow of Highgrove , Minsterworth , 114 and his partner William Fendall acquired an estate at Much Marcle (Herefs.). 115 The Morrises owned the Barnwood Court estate 116 and James Wood became a major landowner in Westbury-on-Severn

Parishes Upper Arley

Cal. Close , 1333-7 , p. 143. From his arms the knight is probably Sir Walter de Balun of Much Marcle , co. Hereford , first husband of Iseult daughter of Edmund Mortimer of Wigmore . He was living and

Parishes Knightwick

parish is entitled to receive as stated in the church table, 20 s . a year from land in Much Marcle , co. Hereford , under the gift of the Rev. Isaac Ailway. This sum was applicable in the purchase

The History of Parliament

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KYRLE, Sir John, 2nd Bt. (c.1617-80), of Much Marcle, Herefs.

Bt. (c.1617-80), of Much Marcle, Herefs. Constituency Dates Herefordshire 23 Sept. 1668 Ofifces Held Commr. for assessment Herefs. 1650-2, 1657, Jan. 1660-d., j.p. Mar. 1660-d., dep. lt. 1661-2, commr. for loyal and indigent officers 1662, oyer and terminer, Oxford circuit

KYRLE, Thomas (d.1577), of Much Marcle, Herefs. and Malvern, Worcs.

(d.1577), of Much Marcle, Herefs. and Malvern, Worcs. Constituency Dates Chichester 1571 Ofifces Held Lent reader, G. Inn 1571; steward of Longney and Bishop’s Cleeve, Glos. Ofifces Held J.p.q. Herefs. and Worcs. from c.1573. Biography Kyrle was presumably returned to

ERNLE, Sir John (1647-86), of Whetham House, Calne, Wilts. and The Homme, Much Marcle, Herefs.

House, Calne, Wilts. and The Homme, Much Marcle, Herefs. Constituency Dates Calne 1685 25 Oct. 1686 Ofifces Held Lt. RN 1664, 1670-2, capt. 1672-80; cornet, Prince Rupert’s horse 1667; capt. Barbados Dgns. 1673-at least 1675. Ofifces Held Freeman, Portsmouth 1678;

WALWYN, Thomas II (d.1415), of Hellions in Much Marcle, Herefs.

of Hellions in Much Marcle, Herefs. Constituency Dates Herefordshire Jan. 1397 Herefordshire 1399 Herefordshire Jan. 1404 Herefordshire Oct. 1404 Ofifces Held Escheator, Herefs. and Glos. 3 Dec. 1386-30 Nov. 1387, 6 Dec. 1391-24 Oct. 1392, Herefs. 19 June-26 Nov. 1399

GOLDSMITH, alias SMITH, William (by 1475-1517), of Gloucester.

of Henry VIII. He leased property outside the town from the 3rd Duke of Buckingham, and owned some in Much Marcle, Herefordshire, and Worcester. Walter Rowdon in his will dated 9 May 1513 forgave Goldsmith the money owing to him.

British History Online

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Charles I - volume 202, October 18-31, 1631, 18 October 1631-31 October 1631

Countess of Arundel and Surrey and Mary Countess dowager of Pembroke, demised the same to Sir John Kirle, of Much Marcle, in the same county, with exception of the timber trees, of which there were then above 20,000. Being in

General Index, M, 01 April 1631-31 March 1633

Paul's, commission to Mount Norris , Lord, see Annesley, Francis. Mount's Bay , Cornwall Mowle , John petition of Much Marcle , co. Hereford Mudd , John Muller , B., letter of Munday , John, letter to Mundes , Gervase

Index, U, Z

of Salisbury's hospital at, 373 Waltome. See Waltham (Cross) Walwine , Thomas. See Walwyn, Thomas Walwyn (Walwine), Thomas, of Much Marcle, co. Hereford alleged to be recusant, 228 Wamesley , Justice. See Walmesley, Sir Thomas Wandesford , William, of Gray's

Index, M, 01 January 1509-31 December 1514

, in Hainault, letter dated at, 2266. Marck , count of, 1162. Marcle (Marhyll, Marcull, Markehill, Myrhill, Marche) or Much Marcle, Heref., 438 (2 m. 9), 438 (3 mm. 2, 20), 438 (4 m. 8): g. 94 (35). Marden (Mawrreden,

Cases before the Committee, May 1649, 01 May 1649-31 May 1649

March 1653. Fras. Geeres, sen., of Garhons, Hereford, begs reference to counsel of his title to the tithes of Much Marcle and chapel of Kinaston, co. Hereford, with glebe lands, conveyed to his brother Thomas in 1638 by Berrington, as

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

fcq of Ledbury, took his own premium against nine othIc' cornpetitors for the best Yearling heifer, Mr. Cooke at Much Marcle, taking tLe second prize. For the best sged bull there was only one entry, viz., by Mr. F. Edy,

British Newspapers 1600-1900

ironmonger. First meeting, at the offices of Mr. Edwin Parry, attorney, Bismingham, June 14, at 3, James Cadle, BallEnd, Much Marcle, Hereford, farmer. First meetiug, at the offices of Mr. Francis iY. Jones, solicitor, Glen- cester, June 1I, at 2.

British Newspapers 1600-1900

at Whittington Road, Bowes Park, trading at Rathbone P'lace, both of 3iddlesea. designer; lately silversmith. WILLTrA JONES, lledding Rnd, Much Marcle, Herefordshire, farmer. Joersy> RATER, Bloomhall parish, Xlernpsay, Worcestershire farmer and auctioneer's clerk. EDWAtRD BAnTLETT, ligh Street, Chettenham, grocer and

British Newspapers 1600-1900

dnal dividend, Is' iOd. i the poend' payable April 30, at the Official Receive's, Worcester. WILLOALs JONEs, Residing End, Much Marcle farmer.. FIrst And dnal dividend, 2s. 6'4d. in the pound, payebis at the same time and place. .:JoOc, Ps1roi,

British Newspapers 1600-1900

eprn oi mischief rather than from political animosity i521 sure that I speak the sentiments of all the resdemrit Much Marcle when I say that we are ashamed tere should be such silly folks in the parish, and hope r'

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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23. Further report of the commissioners appointed in pursuance of two several acts of Parliament; the one, made and passed in the 58th year of His Late Majesty, c. 91, intituled,"an act for appointing..., 1830

at Pool End near Ledbtiry in the county of Hereford, receives the rents of the land so devised .in, Much Marcle, and lays out 20 s. in cloth for coats, which he sends to one of the trustees living at

Justices of peace. Return of all persons appointed to act as justices of the peace in each and every county in England and Wales., 1836

Andrew Knight, of the Graingo Abraham Whittaker, of Lyston Edward Poolc, of Hanend Thomas Pendarves Stackhouse James Money, of Much Marcle Benjamin Biddulph, of Burghill Edmund Burnham Pateshnll, of Allcnsmon 583. Thomas Cook, of Hereford Henry Allen Edward Boltoh Clive,

Justices of peace. Return of all persons appointed to act as justices of the peace in each and every county in England and Wales., 1836

Charles Scott Luxmoore George Holdsworth Lowther Gretton John Eckley, of Credenhill Thomas Barneby, of Whitborne Kyrle Erulc Money, of Much Marcle Charles Dunn, of Luulow Francis Woodcock, of Moreton-upon-Lugg John Robert Smithies, of the Lynch John Lovell Salvadore, of Staunton-upon-Wye

Tithes commutation. Return to an order of the Honourable the House of Commons, dated 15 March 1836;--for, a return, from the inclosure and other private acts in which provisions are included for the c..., 1836

(Buckingham) 198. Moulton (Lincoln) 142. Moulton (Northampton) 70. Mountsorrellord8hippndliberties(Leicester)l20. Mowsley liberty (Leicester) 128. Much and Little Birch (Hereford) 288. Much Marcle, townships of Marcle, Wolton and Â¦ Kinaston (Hereford) 152. Muniby-cum-Chapel (Lincoln) 212. Mursley (Buckingham) 254. Muskham, North, townships of

Tithes commutation. Return to an order of the Honourable the House of Commons, dated 15 March 1836;--for, a return, from the inclosure and other private acts in which provisions are included for the c..., 1836

(Northampton) 34. Wolfhampcote (Warwick) 2. Wolsgrave otherwise Palsgrave township, ScarÂ¬ borough (York N. R.) 74. Wolton and Kinaston townships, Much Marcle (Hereford) 152. Wolverley (Worcester) 8J. ^ Wolverston hamlet (Berkshire) 100. Wolvey (Wanvick) 150. Wombornc, liberty of Swindon (Stafford) 140.

The Clergy of the Church of England Database

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William Bridge, 5/6/1757

Forename William Title Qualification BA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 5/6/1757 Office/Status Curate Clerical Status Location Much Marcle// OTHER INFORMATION Source HCRO, CA19/23 (Episcopal Register) (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Beauclerk, James/Hereford 1746- 1787 Comment #30 p.a.

Edmund Barry, 6/6/1773

Barry Forename Edmund Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 6/6/1773 Office/Status Curate Clerical Status Location Much Marcle// OTHER INFORMATION Source HCRO, CA19/1 (Episcopal Register) (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Beauclerk, James/Hereford 1746- 1787 Comment Stipend £40

Lewis Greensword, 19/12/1773

Greensword Forename Lewis Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 19/12/1773 Office/Status Curate Clerical Status Location Much Marcle// OTHER INFORMATION Source HCRO, CA19/1 (Episcopal Register) (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Beauclerk, James/Hereford 1746- 1787 Comment Stipend £30

Robert Cambell, 19/7/1777

CCEd Record ID: 180566 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Cambell Forename Robert Title Qualification MA EVENT TYPE Date 19/7/1777 Office/Status Vicar Location Much Marcle// OTHER INFORMATION Source HCRO, HD5/4/36 (Call Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Beauclerk, James/Hereford 1746- 1787 Comment

William Barnes, 12/6/1759

CCEd Record ID: 179985 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Barnes Forename William Title Qualification MA EVENT TYPE Date 12/6/1759 Office/Status Vicar Location Much Marcle// OTHER INFORMATION Source HCRO, HD5/4/36 (Call Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Beauclerk, James/Hereford 1746- 1787 Comment

19th Century British Pamphlets

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Second report of the Association for the Relief of the Manufacturing and Labouring Poor, relative chiefly to the general supply of fish in the Metropolis and the interior., 1815

Lane, per Rev. 7 C. T. Latrobe, • j - Meyton, Yorkshire , per Rev. Mr. Wrangham , - Much Marcle , Herefordshire , per Rev. K. E. 7 Money, j - Methodist Meetings, and various Connexions, per Mr. Blanchard

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