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  • * Victoria County History *

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    Aisholt Education

    1825 a day school had 10 children and a Sunday school 17. Other children went to the school at Nether Stowey at the rector's expense. 91 There was no day school in 1835 but 29 children attended Sunday school. 92

    Parishes Nether Stowey

    Parishes Nether StoweyNETHER STOWEYNether Stowey is a small parish beneath the north-east slope of the Quantocks about 5 km. from the coast and 10 km. west of Bridgwater . 1 It had a castle, a borough, and a

    Over Stowey Over Stowey 1838

    to Spaxton . The northern boundary reaches the southern side of Nether Stowey castle. 49 Land at Stowey Rocks (2 houses, 11 persons) was transferred to Nether Stowey in 1886 , and the total area was 3,697 a. in 1891

    Charlinch

    using the Nether Stowey to Bridgwater road . The road known as Oldway 3 formed the parish boundary for two short stretches east and south of Currypool, and parts of the two Bridgwater turnpike roads, from Nether Stowey and Four

    List of Maps and Plans

    " 137 St. Decumans 1801 " 142 Watchet 1981 " 144 Watchet Harbour 1887 " 147 Williton 1981 " 148 Orchard Wyndham " 154 The church of St. Decuman " 167 Stogumber 1842 " 176 Nether Stowey 1981 " 192

  • * British History Online * *

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    Volume G 259, March 1653, 01 March 1653-31 March 1653

    (missing), to the signing, sealing, and delivering of a deed of 2 May, 11 Car., by Edw. Walker, of Nether Stowey, co. Somerset, in presence of Sir Wm. Shelley, John Shelley his brother, R. Williams, and deponent. [ G 128, Subscribers-only content

    Index, I, 01 January 1509-31 December 1514

    Missarum . See Inchaffray. Insula Viventium . See Monaincha. Intwood (Intwode), Norf., g. 3408 (21). Inwood (Inwode), Soms. [near Nether Stowey ] , g. 357 (12). Iny . See Ine. Inys . See Inch. Iona (Comekillyone, St. Columb Yone), abbey

    Index, U-Z, 01 January 1590-30 September 1594

    abroad; 8, 9. Lord Lieutenant of Principality of; 14. (North) and Chester, receiver of; 522. Walker : John, of Nether Stowey; 274. a scrivener; 158. a lease made to; 244. Thomas, of Liverpool; 266, William, controller of the port of

    Volume G 253, November 1650, 01 November 1650-30 November 1650

    firing, messengers, & c, to be allowed, and who shall pay them ? [ page . ] Nov. 6. Nether Stowey. 69 . Capt. Ben. Mason to the Committee for Compounding. The public is much hindered in co. Somerset by Subscribers-only content

    Cases before the Committee, March 1653, 01 March 1653-31 March 1653

    357 365 11 May. Begs amendment of his last petition, which names him as of Stockland Lovell, instead of Nether Stowey. 128 354 11 May. The mistake to be rectified as desired 25 66 14 Sept. The whole fine being Subscribers-only content

  • * The History of Parliament *

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    BALCH, Robert (1724-79), of Nether Stowey, Som.

    (1724-79), of Nether Stowey, Som. Constituency Dates Bridgwater 19 Jan. 1753 1761 Biography Balch’s grandfather and great-grandfather had represented Bridgwater in the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries. At the general election of 1754 Balch stood on a joint interest

    BALCH, Robert (1724-79), of Nether Stowey, Som.

    (1724-79), of Nether Stowey, Som. Constituency Dates Bridgwater 19 Jan. 1753 1761 Biography Balch’s great-grandfather had represented Bridgwater 1692-5, as had his grandfather 1701-10. On 11 Oct. 1752 Bubb Dodington, Member for Bridgwater, learned that at the mayor’s feast Balch

    COLLES, Humphrey (by 1510-70/71), of Barton Grange and Nether Stowey, Som.

    of Barton Grange and Nether Stowey, Som. Constituency Dates Somerset Nov. 1554 Ofifces Held Surveyor, Devon lands of Sir Thomas Wentworth I, 1st Baron Wentworth of Nettlestead, and of the 2nd Earl of Bath c.1540; commr. relief, Som. 1550; j.p.

  • * The Clergy of the Church of England Database *

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    Edward Northey, 28/7/1820

    Northey Forename Edward Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason cession Date 28/7/1820 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Nether Stowey// OTHER INFORMATION Source SRO, D/D/B/Reg 33 (Beadon Register) (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Beadon, Richard/Bath & Wells 1802- 1824

    Willimus Crosse, 27/2/1621

    DETAIL Surname Crosse Forename Willimus Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason resignation Date 27/2/1621 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Nether Stowey// OTHER INFORMATION Source SRO, D/D/B.Reg/31 (Institution Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Lake, Arthur/Bath & Wells 1616- 1626 Comment

    Josephus Hunt, 8/8/1722

    Surname Hunt Forename Josephus Title Qualification DD University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason resignation Date 8/8/1722 Office/Status Perpetual Vicar Clerical Status Location Nether Stowey// OTHER INFORMATION Source SRO, D/D/B.Reg/25 (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Hooper, George/Bath & Wells 1704- 1727 Comment

    Samuelus Lea, 1/9/1716

    Surname Lea Forename Samuelus Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason natural death Date 1/9/1716 Office/Status Perpetual Vicar Clerical Status Location Nether Stowey// OTHER INFORMATION Source SRO, D/D/B.Reg/25 (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Hooper, George/Bath & Wells 1704- 1727 Comment

    Richard Stephens, 20/4/1790

    Stephens Forename Richard Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 20/4/1790 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Nether Stowey// OTHER INFORMATION Source SRO, D/D/B/Reg 32 (Moss Register) (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Moss, Charles/Bath & Wells 1774- 1802

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    most desirable object foirInvestinent or Gentlemanly Residence, situate in the several parishes of Bridgewqter, lluntspil, pawletr, Wimbdon, Burnhams, Lilstock, Nether Stowey, Dibdington, Hiolford, Stoke Grirsey, Kilton, and Otterhampton; and comprises several excellent w;ell-co- ditinned Farms and Farmnhouses, a modern Villk, Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    desirable object for I r Genilemnaly Restdencp, situate in the several parishes of itridgeovacer, Hunasil Pwes Wimbdon, Burnhain, Lilstock, Nether Stowey, Dodi gbin,to Gursey, Silton, and Olterbaupton and romprises several excellent well-con- diindFarms end Farm-tomies, a modern Villa, called. Woodlands, Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    ; ano pri-nted particulars had, at 2s- Sd each, of Mr. Burton, bailiff, at Lilstock; at the Globe ton, Nether Stowey; George Inn, Biridgewater; Mr. Marriot4 Courier - Office, Taunton; Messrs. Bowles and Chitty, Shaftesbury; White Lion, Bath; Bush InnI, Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    could read a page of German !' Now Hazlitt was on a visit to me at my cottage at Nether Stowey, Somerset, in the summer of the year 1798, in the September of which year I first was out of Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    sanl earthenware manrfacturers -J. Avery and P. B. Parker, Friday street, warehousemen- R. it. Ruddock and W. M. Silke, Nether Stowey, Somerset- shire, surgeons-W. 0. Jackson and T. E. Johnson, John street, Adelpbi, attorneys-A. Black and J. Armstrong, Wellington street Subscribers-only content

 

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