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  • * Victoria County History *

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    Hospitals St John Baptist & St John Evangelist , Northampton

    of 1291 has one reference to this hospital stating that a pension of £2 was received from the rectory of Helmdon , held by the master of St. John 's. 5 The pope in 1278 directed the collectors of the

    House of Premonstratensian canons The abbey of Lavendon

    31 occurs 1350, died 1380 William of Leicester , 32 elected 1380 Nicholas of Lathbury , 33 occurs 1413 Robert Helmdon , 34 occurs 1478 William Curlew, 35 occurs 1491 William Gales , 36 last abbot, occurs 1529 Pointed oval

    The borough of Northampton Charities

    for the benefit of poor housekeepers and other poor. This sum was expended in the purchase of an estate at Helmdon , which was sold in 1920 , and the proceeds invested in £3,113 8 s . 5 d .

    Furtho FURTHO Site of Furtho village

    1622. 37 In the late 17th century a quit rent was payable by the manor to the Duchy court at Helmdon 38 and in the early 19th century it owed suit to the court at Blakesley . 39 The Act

    Cosgrove COSGROVE Cosgrove Village

    to the honor into the 19th century. In the 15th century the constables attended a court for the duchy at Helmdon ; 24 in the early 19th century the duchy court for the county sat at Blakesley . 25 In

  • * British History Online * *

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    Charles I - volume 452, May 1-10, 1640, 01 May 1640-10 May 1640

    [a messenger ] to bring up before the Board Thomas Gavill, of Falcutt, Samuel Danvers, of Culworth, Thomas Emerley, of Helmdon, Richard Pen, of Middleton Cheney, and William Pargiter, of Greatworth, all in co. Northampton. [ Minute . 6 lines Subscribers-only content

    Charles I - volume 465, August 26-31, 1640, 26 August 1640-31 August 1640

    amount. [62 lines. See Ibid, pp . 38 40. ] [Aug. ? ] 68. Petition of Thos. Emilie, gentleman, of Helmdon, co. Northampton, to the Council. Petitioner was by your warrant fetched from his dwelling in custody of a messenger, Subscribers-only content

    General Index, H, I, J, K, 01 April 1640-31 August 1640

    Hedgeley Moor document dated from Heighington , John, mayor of Durham for 1637 Heintzleet , Mons. de Hellery , John Helmdon , co. Northampton Helmingham , co. Suffolk, list of defaulters at Helvetians Henchman , Dr. Hender or Handen Rigg Subscribers-only content

    Index, H, 01 January 1540-30 August 1540

    Yorks., g. 436 (18). Hellingley (Helynglee) , Suss., g. 282 (58). Hellyear . See Heliar. Helmdon (Helmenden) , Ntht., g. 831 (85). Helmenden . See Helmdon. Helmsley (Helmysley) , Yorks., pp. 557 bis , 558. Helmysley . See Helmsley. Helperbye

    Index, H, 01 August 1543-31 December 1543

    II. g. 529 (3, 6). Hellwodd . See Elwald. Helmdon (Helmendon), Ntht., I. g. 226 (79 pp. 130-1), 475 (4). Helme , Yorks., I. g. 802 (64). Helmendon . See Helmdon. Helmsley (Helmesley), Yorks., I. 438 : g. 226 (66).

  • * The History of Parliament *

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    PARLES, Ralph (1335/6-1420), of Watford and Byfield, Northants.

    Elizabeth, possibly as part of their marriage settlement. We do not, however, know when he acquired the estates in Shutlanger, Helmdon, Wappenham and Yelvertoft (also Northamptonshire) which he eventually left to his young grandson, but most of them appear to

  • * House of Commons Parliamentary Papers * *

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    26 April 1758, 26 April 1758

    the Open and Common Fields, Common " Meadows, Common Ground, and Wafte Ground, in je the Manor and Parifh of Helmdon, in the County of " Northampton;" to which they defire the Concurrence of this Houfe. Complaint being made to Subscribers-only content

    27 April 1758, 27 April 1758

    Tl. Cric Road, Bill. Helmdon gncluiure, Bill. E.ofEg- i Bill. " relating to the Execution of the Militia Aft of laft '< St-ifion ; and thai His Majefty was pleafed to fay, ** He would give Direftions, that the fame Subscribers-only content

    9 May 1758, 9 May 1758

    and Enctefure> " Arable Fields, Common Meadows, Common Ground,Bil1: " and Warte Ground, in the Manor and Parifli of " Helmdon, in the County of Northampton." The Oueftion was put, " Whether this Bill fhall " pafs.-"' It was Refolved Subscribers-only content

    9 June 1758, 9 June 1758

    and Com- " mon Fields, Common Meadows, Common Ground, " and Wafte Ground, in the Manor and Parifh of " Helmdon, in the County of Northampton.-" " An Aft " for confirming and eftabliihing Articles of Agreement, " for dividing Subscribers-only content

    Contents of the Head

    Tithes; Inftrucliori thereupon, 626. 360. Heckington, P. XXIX. 674. 361. Heddington, P. xxx. 456. 362. Hellidon, P. XXXIV. 507. 363. Helmdon, P. XXVIII. 72. 64. Helpringham, P. XXXIV. 59. 365. Hemingby, P. XXXIV. 69. 366. Henfingham, P. XXXL 104. 367. Subscribers-only content

  • * The Clergy of the Church of England Database *

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    John Samwell, 3/10/1782

    Samwell Forename John Title clerk Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 3/10/1782 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Helmdon// OTHER INFORMATION Source NthRO, PDP, x3601 Act Book 1770 (uncatalogued) (Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Hinchcliffe, John/Peterborough 1769- 1794

    William Stafford Done, 9/8/1783

    Forename William Stafford Title clerk Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 9/8/1783 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Helmdon// OTHER INFORMATION Source NthRO, PDP, x3601 Act Book 1770 (uncatalogued) (Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Hinchcliffe, John/Peterborough 1769- 1794

    John Browne, 3/11/1814

    Browne Forename John Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 3/11/1814 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Helmdon// OTHER INFORMATION Source NthRO, PDP x3601 (uncatalogued Act Book 1785-1819) (Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Parsons, John/Peterborough 1813- 1819 Comment

    John Russell, 14/10/1802

    Russell Forename John Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 14/10/1802 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Helmdon// OTHER INFORMATION Source NthRO, PDP x3601 (uncatalogued Act Book 1785-1819) (Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Madan, Spencer/Peterborough 1794- 1813 Comment

    Charles Crisp, 27/8/1817

    Surname Crisp Forename Charles Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 27/8/1817 Office/Status Curate Clerical Status Location Helmdon// OTHER INFORMATION Source NthRO, PDR, ML701 (Curates licences 1814-51) (Register of Curates' Licences) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Parsons, John/Peterborough 1813-

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Dubli. Expres, gives a remarkable acco ut of Koatinee's experienecs in England. He says the Rev. Tho as Hedge, of Helmdon, Northamptoushiro, wras first brought in contact with him when on a visit to his sister, in London. He was Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    used so the J3sins-Addreail P. 83, D4 iiIWMAJD Requires Situation- thoronebly erperienced: good 4 D relerenuso: good ap entar;ie._pply.'bdiss Hebbes, Helmdon, It Brankley, North R a n ts. . 3J vAttMA,1D lthoroachly, erperienondi Rte 'es Situation: rued 7 J3 referenese-Apply, Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    line, almost straight, drawn between the two places, will pass through Notting- fham, Louvhborough, Leicester, Lutterworth, . Rugby, Morton Pinkney, Helmdon, and Brackley on the Bletchley and Banbury Railway. The Man- chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire propose that this line shall Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    to the ltubitis Express. gives a remariable accounta of Keatinege's experiences in England. 11I says- Tne Rev. Thomas fledge, of Helmdon, Northamptoa. shire, was first brought in contact with him ou a visit to his sister in London. IIe . Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    exhibitor (arrett 'aylor, Trowse House, I Sorwich; breeder, C. Colgrove, Winslow, Bres. The third prize fell to Coronet (chestnut), sire Helmdon .mniperor, dam England's Glory, exhibited by the Hon. . C)oke, Longford Hall, Dertby; breeters, B. and M. Williams, Blabkesley, Subscribers-only content

 

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