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  • * Victoria County History *

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    North Bradley

    North BradleyNORTH BRADLEY THE ancient parish of North Bradley included the modern civil parishes of North Bradley and Southwick , which lie south and south-west of Trowbridge and extend from the boundary of the urban district to the Somerset

    List of illustrations

    by Margaret Tomlinson , 1964 " 180 Bratton , Baptist chapel. Photograph by Margaret Tomlinson , 1955 " 181 North Bradley , Baptist chapel. Photograph, Wiltshire Times , 1961 " 181 Steeple Ashton , the High Street . Photograph by

    House of Bonhommes Edington

    chapel of North Bradley , came to be recognized as a prebend in Romsey Abbey . 8 This meant, at least in theory, that the Rector of Edington , who was represented both there and at North Bradley by vicars,

    The Hundred of Whorwellsdown Whorwellsdown hundred c. 1840

    the hundred has ever grown beyond a village, although Steeple Ashton had a market in the Middle Ages, and North Bradley and Southwick both attained considerable size and prosperity by the 19th century because of their dependence on the trade

    Edington

    Middle Ages North Bradley was usually referred to as a vicarage, and its subordination to the church of Edington was probably forgotten. After the Dissolution the advowson was granted separately from that of Edington , and North Bradley has since

  • * British History Online * *

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    James 1 - volume 98, August 1618, 01 August 1618-31 August 1618

    conditions on which John Sturges, of Wolverton, co. Somerset, sold him a mansion-house at Wolverton and a mill in North Bradley, co. Wilts; done in order to its re-assignment to Wm. Wise, of Lincoln's Inn, to whom the lands are Subscribers-only content

    Index, N, O, 01 January 1611-31 December 1618

    St. George, Rich. North , the Catholics and recusants in Council of attorney of president of, see Sheffield, Lord. North Bradley , Cape Dalton East passage West passage Holland Petherton North Dudley , Lord, Sir Hen. Northampton Northampton , Archdeacon Subscribers-only content

    House of Commons Journal Volume 85, 31 March 1830, 31 March 1830-31 March 1830

    the County of Somerset ; and to whom the Petition of Inhabitants of the several parishes of Bradford, Wingfield, North Bradley, Trowbridge, Westbury, Hilperton, Steeple Ashton , and Edington , situate in the hundreds of Bradford, Melksham, Worlesdown , and

    Entry Book, July 1688, 16-20, 16 July 1688-20 July 1688

    late of Whitchurch Canonicorum, co. Dorset, labourer. William Tucker, late of Allington, co. Dorset, weaver. Edward Cruise, late of North Bradley, co. Wilts, husbandman. Thom. Peirce, late of same place, husbandman. William Read, late of same place, husbandman. Thom. Durston,

    General Index, M, N, O, 01 March 1654-31 December 1654

    race Norris , Sir Fras., letter to Hugh Capt. North , Jas. Northamptonshire justices of places in poor in North Bradley , co. Wilts, inhabitants of, petitions of coast Northcot , Thos. North country butter North Elmham , Norfolk Northend Subscribers-only content

  • * The History of Parliament *

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    TRENCHARD, Richard (by 1521-60), of North Bradley, Wilts,

    North Bradley, Wilts, Constituency Dates Dorchester 1542 Biography Richard Trenchard’s father settled on him a manor in the Isle of Wight and another in Wiltshire: to this inheritance he added by purchase the manor of Cuttridge in North Bradley, Wiltshire,

    TRENCHARD, William (c.1643-1713), of Cutteridge, North Bradley, Wilts.

    to apprentices in North Bradley, and £200 to set up a marble memorial for himself and his family in North Bradley church. His manors of Cutteridge and Overcourt and other properties in Normanton, Durnford and North Bradley, together with unspecified

    KIRTON, Thomas.

    advantage of propinquity. If he was the Thomas Kirton who in 1518 held the reputed manor of Cutteridge in North Bradley (formerly part of Steeple Ashton), he was established within a few miles of Westbury, and was probably connected as

    TRENCHARD, William (c.1643-1713), of Cutteridge, North Bradley, Wilts.

    of Cutteridge, North Bradley, Wilts. Constituency Dates Westbury Mar. 1679 Westbury 26 Nov. 1680 Westbury 1681 Heytesbury 1690 Westbury 1 Dec. 1702 Ofifces Held J.p. Wilts. 1672-8, Aug. 1688-?d., commr. for assessment 1673-80, 1689-90, dep. lt. June 1688-?d. Biography Trenchard’s

    HYDE, Henry (c.1563-1634), of West Hatch; later of Dinton; later of Purton lastly of Salisbury, Wilts.

    will, made 13 Feb. 1633 and proved 4 Feb. 1635, refers to lands in Studley, Hilperton, Cricklade, Hindon, and North Bradley. He made generous provision for his widow, the sole executrix, and for his unmarried daughters, and requested his son

  • * The Clergy of the Church of England Database *

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    Evanus Jones, 6/12/1720

    Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Jones Forename Evanus Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason cession Date 6/12/1720 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location North Bradley// OTHER INFORMATION Source W&SRO, D1/2/25 (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Talbot, William/Salisbury 1715- 1721 Comment

    Mattheus Buckett, 7/8/1661

    Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Buckett Forename Mattheus Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 7/8/1661 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location North Bradley// OTHER INFORMATION Source W&SRO, D1/2/22 (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Henchman, Humfrey/Salisbury 1660- 1663 Comment

    Paulus Busshe, 2/7/1543

    Paulus Title dom. Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Promotion Date 2/7/1543 Office/Status Perpetual Vicar Clerical Status Location North Bradley// OTHER INFORMATION Source W&SRO, D1/2/16 (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Salcot (Capon), John/Salisbury 1539- 1557 Comment prev. incumbent promoted to

    Johannes Ernley, 7/11/1552

    Surname Ernley Forename Johannes Title dom. Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason natural death Date 7/11/1552 Office/Status Perpetual Vicar Clerical Status Location North Bradley// OTHER INFORMATION Source W&SRO, D1/2/16 (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Salcot (Capon), John/Salisbury 1539- 1557 Comment

    Nathanael Brewer, 6/12/1720

    Forename Nathanael Title Qualification MA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Institution Date 6/12/1720 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location North Bradley// OTHER INFORMATION Source W&SRO, D1/2/25 (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Talbot, William/Salisbury 1715- 1721 Comment Patron Details PATRON SUMMARY Patron

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Wayne, of Hill cottage, near Derby, e, second daughter of S. F. Milford of Brighton, Esq. 0t Tuesday, at North Bradley, Mr S. Straight, of Alfred place, Bedford square, tama Sarah, fourth daughter of the late James Dancers, Esg. of Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    at Rodden, 1,2001. to the district church at Frome, and a sum exceeding 1,0001. to the new church at North Bradley, with sums of smaller amount to many other churches, altogether exceeding 10,0001.-Br-istel slfercury. At his residence, Blount's Court, near Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    and J. Saner, jun, Finsbury square, surgeons-W. H. Phillips and S. Cook, Ply- mouth, painters-T. Hobbs asd W. Keates, North Bradley, Wiltshire, carpenters-W. Vorley and W. F. Russell, West Smithfield, sheep salesmen-1. Yon Braunschweig and J. Mau- renbrecher, (;reat Tower Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    t his work, and return again at night. Martha Watson, the daughter of the landlord of a public-house at North Bradley, deposed that at the latter end of last month a man named Sparrow caime to their house, on a Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    of September last. Now, on Monday, the 29th of September, there was a fair at a vil- lage called North Bradley, about seven miles from Frome. This fair was attended by, among others, a maan named Sparrow. In reply to Subscribers-only content

 

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