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  • * Victoria County History *

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    Parishes Colemore

    Parishes ColemoreCOLEMORE Colemere (xi cent.); Colemeare, Cormere (xiv cent.); Colemore (xviii cent.). The parish of Colemore or Colmer contains 1,472 acres of land; though less picturesque than the neighbouring parish of Priors Dean, it is in the midst of

    Parishes Priors Dean

    transferred to the church of Colemore by Richard, the son of Turstin, the sheriff, 32 who was parson of Alton and Colemore . 33 The living is still a chapelry annexed to the rectory of Colemore . Statistics from Bd.

    The hundred of Barton Stacey Index Map to the Hundred of Barton Stacey .

    parishes of Barton Stacey ; Colemore ; Headbourne Worthy ; Kings Worthy ; Pamber; Priors Dean 1 At the time of the Domesday Survey the hundred of Barton Stacey included Barton Stacey , Bransbury , Colemore , Headbourne Worthy ,

    Parishes Melchet Park

    different deponents, and places mentioned as being on the boundary were Dearsall(Dersall), Mooreclose, Chilford, Dunwoode, Deane Hill , Burchwood, Duxmore, Colemore , Ash Deanes Cross, Shadowe ( Shade ) Oak , Langley Wood , Landford Wood, Deadmansford, Jennyspath, Blackhedge, Darckcorner,

    The hundred of East Meon Introduction INDEX MAP to the HUNDRED of EAST MEON

    onwards the hundred included the same parishes as are set out in the population returns of 1831. The parishes of Colemore , Privett , and Priors Dean were added to the hundred before 1841, 7 and the new parish of

  • * The History of Parliament *

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    COLEMORE, William (aft.1676-1722), of the Deanery, Warws.

    COLEMORE, William (aft.1676-1722), of the Deanery, Warws. Constituency Dates Warwick 1713 1 Nov. 1722 Biography Colemore, whose family had been settled in Warwickshire since the fourteenth century, was returned to Anne’s last Parliament for Warwick, which his father had represented

    COLEMORE, William II (1682-1722), of the Old Deanery House, Warwick

    COLEMORE, William II (1682-1722), of the Old Deanery House, Warwick Constituency Dates Warwick 1713 1 Nov. 1722 Biography Little has been ascertained about the younger William Colemore. Returned for his native town in 1713, presumably with backing from the Greville

    SCOCE, Roger, of Colemore, Devon.

    Roger, of Colemore, Devon. Constituency Dates Dartmouth Sept. 1388 Biography Roger may have been the son of John Scoce, who had married Isabel, daughter of William Wylkin, and been bailiff of Dartmouth in 1343-4.[footnote] Two of his kinsmen, Michael and

    COLEMORE, William I (c.1649-1723), of the Old Deanery House, Warwick

    COLEMORE, William I (c.1649-1723), of the Old Deanery House, Warwick Constituency Dates Warwick 1689 1695 Ofifces Held Alderman, Warwick; commr. rebuilding Warwick 1695; sheriff, Warws., 1699–1700. Biography Colemore was a senior member of Warwick’s aldermanic bench and a trustee for

    EDMONDS, Christopher (1521/22-95/96), of Lewknor, Oxon.

    1544 they acquired jointly the manor of Wall Hall, Hertfordshire, and in August they sold those of Priors Dean and Colemore, Hampshire. Two months later Edmonds and John Marshe (possibly the London lawyer-merchant and Member) paid £1,000 for monastic property

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Bit J. Durber, Alderley lane, Wolstanton, Staffordshire, provision dealer. [Williams, Htanley, Stafirwdshire. G. Millership, Oldbury, Worcestershire, draper. [Sutton and Dunn, Colemore rose, Birmingham. J. B. R. Durant, Stogursey, Somersetshire, grocer. rChapple, AldermsSanbury. E Pickering, Boston, Yorkshire, silkmercer. [Hairtley, Southampt'55 street. Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    ~ FFICES. 40, Wtrloo Street; treereocis, groundfdoor.-Apply, 591 J0 B. C air c and Co. eI6SA i,;k OFFICES to Let, Colemore Chamubern. Newhlasl Stee (reat 15other. Stroag rooms. Lavratorien and every convenience. Rooms areelar-ge, loftylighitandsanitahle for anyfiset-eolaebusiamss. Renits Itrare from Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    W, J. 184, Sgpring ll. ?douRTliOR. I'. A.,'21, Coventry Hood.. * iAMTHlIM~tS & ONS, W., Granville Street. eMANN, R, 43, Colemore Row. rC 1 MLLER NV 60. Herieage Street.. * IIA,101ALL, HE'Niy, 102, ClIfton Road, alsalnal Heath, dMORGAN, A., 4, Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Colmors Row. r no R k~Hoeley. with iS years' lease. In-comma 50470.-Apply. leegdi Q/ T N~i.'e lSon, and Hooker, Auctioneers, Colemore tow. n RrUPANNM A.ldbrev I.a West Bmethwiok. So,cs-,,,nminabout P cl . 450-Appl t 303~ Union Street, Elmig'on ' class Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    iIon oetsieirta of Birmingham ; doing a highi .yenpoerbl, trade. Shopextnosnivel fitted, Owneirgolngabronri. 11oodwilliand £ P iituro £10,-orge hllroud, 122, Colemore Row, Birmlgham.U;8603.L UTM ErHuli (86). -8tationery, FaneyGood, News Agency, ee, forll St Ront £r32. C"hriitmas trade willocoverocost of pureleasc. Subscribers-only content

  • * House of Commons Parliamentary Papers * *

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    20 August 1715, 20 August 1715

    Hodie ia vice lecla <?/£ Billa, intituled, "An Ad: Fire, for Re- « for tne Relief of Anne Milner, "Thomas Colemore, Wil- 0 > (e iiam ilxifit^ William Parrott, and others, as to Cuftoms " of Goods burnt or deftroyed Subscribers-only content

    22 August 1715, 22 August 1715

    Hodie 2a vice leela efl Billa, intituled, " An Aft for Milneret a!- " the Relief of Anne Milner, Thomas Colemore, William virej " Hunt, William Parrott, and others, as to CufToms of of, Bill. " Goods burnt or deftroyed Subscribers-only content

    26 August 1715, 26 August 1715

    Committee, 5°f1>rRe- to whom the Bill, intituled, " An Aft for the Relief jrfU Blll< " of Anne Mi/ner, Thomas Colemore, William Hunt, Wil- " Ham Parrot, and others, as to Cuftoms of Goods " burnt or deftroyed by the Subscribers-only content

    27 August 1715, 27 August 1715

    3a vice kaa efl BiUa> intituled, « An Aft Fiie, for Re- " for the Relief of Anne Miner, Thomas Colemore, lief of, Bill: i<. William Hunt, William Parrott, and others, as to " Cuftoms of Goods burnt or deftroyed Subscribers-only content

    1 September 1715, 1 September 1715

    th Subjeft-matter of their Lordfhips Amendments to Bill, intituled, " An Aft for the Relief of Anne Milner,about: " Thomas Colemore, William Hunt, William Parrot, and " others, as to Cufloms of Goods burnt and deftroyed " by the late Subscribers-only content

  • * The Clergy of the Church of England Database *

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    Laurence Wasshington, 16/11/1609

    Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Wasshington Forename Laurence Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason resignation Date 16/11/1609 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Colemore// OTHER INFORMATION Source HRO, 21M65 A1/29 (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Bilson, Thomas/Winchester 1597- 1616 Comment

    Wm. Purbeck, 8/11/1739

    Purbeck Forename Wm. Title Mr Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Death Date 8/11/1739 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Colemore// OTHER INFORMATION Source HRO, 35M48/5/1 (Commissions to induct) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Hoadly, Benjamin/Winchester 1734- 1761 Comment Information taken from

    Thomas Pollen, 5/5/1740

    Pollen Forename Thomas Title clerk Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Appointment Date 5/5/1740 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Colemore// OTHER INFORMATION Source HRO, 35M48/5/1 (Commissions to induct) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Hoadly, Benjamin/Winchester 1734- 1761 Comment Information taken from

    James Cookson, 29/9/1775

    Surname Cookson Forename James Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Institution Date 29/9/1775 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Colemore// OTHER INFORMATION Source HRO, 21M65 B1/154 (Sumner Exhibition Book) (Exhibition Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Sumner, Charles Richard/Winchester 1827- 1869

    Richus Purbeck, 29/8/1726

    Detail CCEd Record ID: 26470 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Purbeck Forename Richus Title Mr Qualification EVENT TYPE Date 29/8/1726 Office/Status Rector Location Colemore// OTHER INFORMATION Source HRO, 21M65/B1/66 (Liber Cleri) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Willis, Richard/Winchester 1723- 1734 Comment

 

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