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  • * Victoria County History *

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    Parishes Bramshaw

    Bramshaw East. 1 Bramshaw contains 3,497 acres of land, of which 5 are covered with water, and Bramshaw East 1,578 acres. 2 Bramshaw is thickly wooded, there being 336 acres of woods and plantations in the parish, 3 including

    The hundred of Redbridge Index Map to the Hundred of Redbridge

    appears as a liberty 10 and became entirely separated from Redbridge Hundred. 11 Lyndhurst , Minstead and part 12 of Bramshaw were transferred from the New Forest and Nursling from Buddlesgate Hundred to this hundred between 1831 and 1841 .

    New Forest hundred Index Map to the Hundred of New Forest .

    THE NEW FOREST containing the parishes of; Boldre ; Bramshaw ; Brockenhurst ; Linwood ; Lyndhurst ; Minstead 1 At the time of the Domesday Survey the Hampshire portion of Bramshaw , Brockenhurst and Minstead was entered under the hundred

    Poor parishes of 1428

    " Little " Wittenham (in Wingfield ) 3 Branch Sherrington Branch and Cadworth Burcombe Calne Blackland (in Calne ) Cawdon Bramshaw (in Hants ) Chedglow Ashley (in Glos.) Chippenham Sopworth Cricklade Shorncote (in Somerford Keynes , Glos.) Damerham 4 Tidpit

    The hundred of Christchurch Introduction INDEX MAP TO THE HUNDRED OF CHRISTCHURCH

    part of Ashley , Hordle with Arnewood, as well as Pilley and part of Sway in Boldre , Fritham in Bramshaw and another manor assessed at 5 virgates. Egheiete Hundred 3 contained Twyneham, Holdenhurst , Hurn , Knapp , Stanpit

  • * The History of Parliament *

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    GODDARD, Thomas (d.1623), of Southampton; later of Canterton and Birchenwood, Hants.

    onwards. He later set up as a country gentleman at Canterton, afterwards purchasing a small estate nearby at Birchenwood in Bramshaw, which became his chief residence thereafter. He made his will 22 June 1618, leaving the bulk of his property

    MORE, Robert III (c.1377-1422), of Stinsford, Dorset.

    his way in 1405 on the death of his second wife’s mother, Elizabeth St. Omer. These included the manors of Bramshaw (Hampshire), Britford, ‘Abingdon Court’ in Cricklade and Burton Grove (Wiltshire), the advowson of St. Sampson’s church in Cricklade and

    HORNE, Richard (d.1394), of Britford, Wilts.

    Alice, wife of Sir William Hoo, she had inherited (for the most part from her mother) the manors of Britford, Bramshaw, ‘Abingdon Court’ in Cricklade and Burton Grove, the advowson of St. Sampson’s church in Cricklade and holdings in Eastrop,

    HUSSEY, Thomas II (d.1468), of Shapwick, Dorset.

    Somerset and Dorset. About the same time he was acting as a feoffee of the manors of Britford (Wiltshire) and Bramshaw (Hampshire) on behalf of Joan, widow of Robert More III*. In November 1436 he attested letters patent made by

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Pendeegast 'T. W. Evans, Broad. Oak' Col., Llanelly Rei. Watkin Joseph Mr. John Robert Jones, Bryn Quarry Thomas Prichard James Bramshaw; New Docks D.'Roberts, Travalgar Cottage, Landore D. G. Edwards, Llanbadarnfawr W. Williams, Esq., 47, Harriet-street Mr. W. Jones, (Dafydd.Morganwg) Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    ILucy West,' & Cheaper Edition, Crown BSo, cloth, 6s. SONGS FOR THE PEOPLE. By the Rer. ALAN BRODtICir, Vicar of Bramshaw. Witi a Preface by the Lord Bishop of Oxford. Illuminated Title, extra cloth, red edges, 3s. 6d. Houlston and Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    'Lucy West,' Lc. Cheaper Edition, Crown Ovo, cloth, 6s. SONGS FOR THE PEOPLE. By the Rev. ALAN BRODtICK, Vicar of Bramshaw. With a Preface by the Lore Bishop of Oxford. Illuminated Title, extra cloth, red, edges, 3s. 6d. Honlston and Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Palmerston to the arohdeaconry of Win- ehester, vacant by the promotion of Bishop Wigram. The BeV. MI. Cooper, rector of Bramshaw, has been appointed to the living of St. Mary's, Southampton. The htelpomene frigate arrived from Tangier at Ports. mouth Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Road. He admitted striking the deceased, who was loitering about his shop after his servant. A CRTBIxta -An inhabitant of Bramshaw, in the New Forest, has just entered the 104th year of his age. The centenarian, by name Yfr. James Subscribers-only content

  • * The Clergy of the Church of England Database *

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    not given Watkins, 26/10/1787

    Watkins Forename not given Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 26/10/1787 Office/Status Curate Clerical Status Location Bramshaw// OTHER INFORMATION Source SCL, Press 2, Chapter Act Book 21 (Chapter Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Dean and Chapter

    James Hewett Bumpstead, 13/12/1806

    Bumpstead Forename James Hewett Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 13/12/1806 Office/Status Curate Clerical Status Location Bramshaw// OTHER INFORMATION Source SCL, Press 2, Chapter Act Book 22 (Dean and Chapter Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Dean

    John Cecil Grainger, 7/1/1835

    Grainger Forename John Cecil Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason cession Date 7/1/1835 Office/Status Curate Clerical Status Location Bramshaw// OTHER INFORMATION Source SCL, Press 2, Chapter Act Book 24 (Dean and Chapter Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Dean

    William Kent, 1/6/1675

    Kent Forename William Title Mr Qualification BA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 1/6/1675 Office/Status Curate Clerical Status Location Bramshaw// OTHER INFORMATION Source W&SRO, D/24/10/1 (Visitation Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Dean and Chapter of Salisbury/Salisbury 0- 0 Comment

    William Mawre Light, 7/1/1835

    Forename William Mawre Title Qualification MA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Nomination Date 7/1/1835 Office/Status Curate Clerical Status Location Bramshaw// OTHER INFORMATION Source SCL, Press 2, Chapter Act Book 24 (Dean and Chapter Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Dean

  • * House of Commons Parliamentary Papers * *

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    General Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, Volume LXXV, A.D. 1820 - Volume XCII, A.D. 1837

    a Turnpike Road from Cann, St. Rumbold, to the Bell Inn at Brook, in the Parish of tSV.ofZes&i.'-y Zo ProoA—continued. Bramshaw; Referred, lxxxvii. 123. Bill ordered, 131 Presented, 143. Petitions against, 234. Petitions in favour, 270. 277. r.a. 332.— 841. Subscribers-only content

    Appendix, 21 August 1810

    R R V V V c R V C V B Amesbury Berwick, St. James - Biddeston, St. Peter - Bramshaw Bremilham Burcomb - - - - Charlton - - - - Chisledean - Chirkton - Cleeve Pepper - ColSingborne Subscribers-only content

    Appendix, 17 January 1816

    taken for the Beverly drainage. (¦*) A legacy of £.40, bequeathed by the Reverend J. H. Bumsted, late vicar of Bramshaw, in the county of Hants, to be added to the fund for the augmentation of small livings; and interest Subscribers-only content

    25 February 1831, 25 February 1831

    ham-south, in the said county of Wilts; Fordingbridge, Bramshaw and the New Forest, in the county of Hants, to and into the present Turnpike Road at Brook, in the parish of Bramshaw aforesaid, leading from Salisbury, in the suid county Subscribers-only content

    Index, 16 October 1832

    Bill for making a Turnpike Road from Cann Saint Rumbold to the Bell Inn at Brook, in the Parish of Bramshaw; Referred to a Committee, 123. Reported; Bill ordered; 131. Presented, and read, 143. Committed, 146. Reported; to be ingrossed; Subscribers-only content

  • * British History Online * *

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    Entry Book, August 1688, 1-15, 01 August 1688-15 August 1688

    305. Same to Philip Ryley of the petition of Robt. Henbest, shewing that he is possessed of a tenement in Bramshaw, near New Forest, and he and his ancestors time out of mind have paid to one of the keepers

    Index, F

    , Friskeney [co. Lincoln ] , 559. Fristoke. See Frithelstock. Friston , John, and Elizabeth, his wife, 550. Fritham [in Bramshaw parish, co. Southampton ] , 786. Frithelstock , Fritelstoke, Fristoke [co. Devon ] , 143, 1075. Fritton , Freton Subscribers-only content

    Index, B

    shipmaster, 189, 221. Bramford (co. Suffolk), 1819. Bramhall , Reginald, weigher, London port, 1569. Bramley , Anthony, waiter, Minehead, 817. Bramshaw , near New Forest, 2033. Branch , John, Serjeant of the King's Privy Buckhounds, 139, 150; circuitor or bailiff

  • * 19th Century British Pamphlets * *

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    Annual report, 1820., 1820

    of St. Christopher's 10 10 0 10 0 0 May John,Esq., Richmond , Surrey ••• 110 May Joseph , Esq., Bramshaw , Hants 110 Middleton Mr. Benjamin , Wellingborough •••• 110 Mill Rev. H., A.M., Trinity college, Cambridge 5 0 Subscribers-only content

 

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