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John Strype's Survey of London Online

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Book 3, Chapter 8 [St. Pauls.] Faringdon Ward within. [Monuments.]

Posteri autem eadem postea authoritate sub Rege Henrico quarto sunt restituti. Obiit Anno Salutis, 1398 . ] Sir Raphe de Hingham , Chief justice of both Benches successively, buried in the side of the North Walk against the Quire, 1308

Book 3, Chapter 1 Vintrie Ward. [Tower Royal.]

S. Johns upon Walbrooke. Which some time Lawrence Gisors, and his Son Peter Gisors did possess, and afterwards Hugo de Hingham : and lyeth between the Tenement of the said Richard towards the South, and the lane called Horseshoo bridge

Book 5, Chapter 29 [Table of Stages] The TEMPORAL GOVERNMENT. [and Post Towns.]

Harling , Brandon , Watton , Swaffham , Holt , Walsingham, Burnham , Dunham, Swetisham, Cromer , New Buckingham , Hingham , Hickling , Aylesham , Cowston, Repham. NORTHUMBERLAND . Newcastle , Morpeth , Alnwick , Belford , Barwick ,

British History Online

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House of Commons Journal Volume 6, 3 December 1650, 03 December 1650-03 December 1650

before the Council of State. Which were this Day read. Insurrection in Norfolk. A Letter from Colonel Rich , from Hingham in Norfolk , of the Second of December 1650, was this Day read. Resolved , That a Special Commission

Index, H, 01 January 1696-31 December 1697

documents signed by. 1096 I. Hine , John, letters signed by, 449, 758, 839. -,-, letters from, 579, 674, 842. Hingham (New England), p. 54. HISPANIOLA , 48, 72, 97, p. 123 277, 385, 639 IV., V., VI., 768, 1080,

Index, H, 01 January 1661-31 December 1668

to, 1235. Hilman , Thos., 1145. Hilton , , 547. -, Edward, 1024. I., 1485, 1651. -, John, 1024. I. Hingham , p. 348. Hinoyossa , Alex. d', Governor of the Delaware, 809, 828, 1176. -, letter from 1664 :

Index, H, 01 January 1685-31 December 1688

Island , 26. Hinchman , Thomas, 2,152. Hincks , John, 350I., 384, 1,702, 2,143. -,-, letters signed by, 790, 796. Hingham (New England), 350II. Hinkley , Thomas, Governor of New Plymouth, 350III., 1,702, 2,162. -,-, letter from, 147, 219. -,-,

America and West Indies, August 1703, 11-20, 11 August 1703-20 August 1703

Council that Col. Hunt had made default in the levy of souldiers ordered from his regiment, none appearing either from Hingham or Weymouth, and dispatch't Col. Hobby with 10 of the troop of Guards with order to make a draught

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTES. Tuesday, Marck 28. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, MARCH 24. Royal Engineers-First Lieut. T. 1H. Mould to be Second Capt. vice Wentwarth, seconded; Second Lieut. C. J. Gibb to be First Lieut, vice Meuld, promoted. Memorafdulm-Liett.-Col. J.

British Newspapers 1600-1900

beer-house keeper. F. W. Winsor, Trafalgar street, Walworth, warehouseman to a colonial broker. W. Hemming, Birmingham, coach driver.: R, Bassum, Hingham, Norfolk, blacksmith. J. Hands, Birmingham, stationer and malleable iron founder. T. S. Atkins, Leicester, supernumerary surveyor of taxes. D.

British Newspapers 1600-1900

dresser. J. Sowden, Four Lane ends, Manningham, Yorkshire, shopkeeper. C. iMlalvern, Southampton, upholsterer. T. V. Hinton, Edgeware, plumber. C. Pearce, Hingham, Norfolk, blacksmith. A. Levy (otherwise A. L. Dumont), Upper Baker street, Portman square. R. Attkins, Kew read, Richmond, Surrey,

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Fehruary 16. 8 BANKRUPTS. H. Layt, Hingham, Norfolk, spirit merchant. [Trehere and Co. Barge-yard chambers. J. Rochat, otherwise J. S. Rochat, St Martin's lane, jeweller. [Ed- ward and Peake, New Polaice yard. J. B. Llowelyn, Strand, surgeon. [Noyes, Lincoln's-inn fields.

British Newspapers 1600-1900

merchant. [Motteraum tnd Knowsles, Birmingham, DnTIDENDS. September a, G. and S. Sharp, Commercial road, Lambeth, stone- masons-September 7, P. Hoewrd, Hingham, Norfollc, wine mer- chant-Septenmber 2, J. Currie and L. E. Seignette, Mincing lane, Ciry, merconts-September 7, C. Basso, Strand,

Victoria County History

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Parishes Walkern

the reversion of the manor after the death of a life-tenant, John Bensted , to John Lord Marshal, 24 of Hingham , co. Norfolk . 25 Upon his death without issue in 1316 -17 it passed to his sister Hawise,

The History of Parliament

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PARKER, Sir Henry (by 1514-52), of Morley Hall, Hingham, Norf. and Furneux Pelham, Herts.

him in several Star Chamber cases. One of these concerned rights of common at Hingham, where he wished to pasture 500 sheep. His alleged enclosure of Hingham common was one of the grievances of the Norfolk peasantry at the time

TOWSE, William (c.1551-1634), of the Inner Temple, London and Takeley, Essex.

town clerk, Colchester by 1620. Biography In the printed admission register of the Inner Temple Towse is described as of Hingham, Norfolk.[footnote] Until 1614 he lived in the Inner Temple. Between 1583 and 1600 he five times audited the steward’s

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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22 November 1780, 22 November 1780

intituled, " An Aft for dividing and en- " clofing the Commons and Wafte Lands within the " Parifh of Hingham, in the County of Norfolk;" to which they defire the Concurrence of this Houfe. A Meffage was brought from

25 January 1781, 25 January 1781

next. Hodie 2a vice leela eÃÂ Billa, intituled, " An Aft for Hingham " dividing and enclofmg the Commons and Wrafte EnclofureBill. " Lands within the Parifh of Hingham, in the County ÃÂ« of Norfolk." Ordered, That the faid Bill

2 February 1781, 2 February 1781

tf Pr. i. L. 31. Leave out from (" Hingham ") to " (" and ") in Line 33. " Pr. n. L. 5. Leave out from (" inclofed h) to " (" And ") in"Prefs 12 Line 40. "

19 February 1781, 19 February 1781

Bill, intituled, " An Act for dividing " and enclofing the Commons and Wafte Lands within " the Parifh of Hingham, in the County of Norfolk;" and to acquaint this Houfe, That they have agreed to their Lordfhips Amendments made

12 March 1781, 12 March 1781

the County of Southampton." " An Aft for dividing and enclofing the Commons and Wafte Lands, within the Parifh of Hingham, in the County of Norfolk." " An Aft for exchanging, dividing, allotting and enclofing the Lands and Grounds called

British Museum Image Collection Database

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The Hall Moor Road near Hingham; Etchings of Views in Norfolk, 1812

Moor Road near Hingham; Etchings of Views in Norfolk [cottage] Country road winding from right foreground towards left background, with two cottages, cow and wooden fences half-seen among bare trees; rebitten and reworked, title added. 1812, this state 1838Etching on

The Hall Moor Road near Hingham, 1812

The Hall Moor Road near Hingham [cottage] Country road winding from right foreground towards left background, with two cottages, cow and wooden fences half-seen among bare trees. 1812Etching on chine collé

The Hall Moor Road near Hingham, 1812

The Clergy of the Church of England Database

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John Breeds, 2/11/1750

Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Breeds Forename John Title clerk Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 2/11/1750 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Hingham// OTHER INFORMATION Source NRO, DN/REG/23:30C (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Hayter, Thomas/Norwich 1749- 1761 Comment

William Wodehouse, 30/10/1828

Wodehouse Forename William Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason cession Date 30/10/1828 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Hingham// OTHER INFORMATION Source NRO, DN/REG/26:33 (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Bathurst, Henry/Norwich 1805- 1837 Comment Name = the Honorable and Reverend

Daniel Joddrel, 2/11/1750

Forename Daniel Title clerk Qualification MA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Institution Date 2/11/1750 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Hingham// OTHER INFORMATION Source NRO, DN/REG/23:30C (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Hayter, Thomas/Norwich 1749- 1761 Comment Patron Details PATRON SUMMARY Patron

Richard Buck Matthews, 30/5/1814

Richard Buck Title clerk Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 30/5/1814 Office/Status Stipendiary Curate Clerical Status Location Hingham// OTHER INFORMATION Source NRO, DN/CUR/3 (Curates Licences etc) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Bathurst, Henry/Norwich 1805- 1837 Comment Stipend one hundred

Richard Buck Matthews, 19/9/1802

Forename Richard Buck Title clerk Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 19/9/1802 Office/Status Curate Clerical Status Location Hingham// OTHER INFORMATION Source NRO, DN/DIS/1/2 (Licensing Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Manners Sutton, Charles/Norwich 1792- 1805 Comment Stipend £70 Patron

19th Century British Pamphlets

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Fifth annual report of the Boston Female Anti-Slavery Society., 1838

Buffum. Fitchburg. Mrs. Eliza Gill . Franklin. Elizabeth Pond . Oroton. Miss Elizabeth Famsworth. Haverhill . Miss Harriet Minot . Hingham , Mrs. Edward Thaxter . Lowell. Mrs. George Mansfield . Lynn . Miss Abby Kelley . Millville-Mendon P. 0.

Second annual report of the New England Freedmen's Aid Society, (Educational Commission): presented to the Society, April 21, 1864., 1864

; H. L. Breed ; J. R. Dennett , Reading; W. N. Murdock , Boston ; E. P. Dyer , Hingham ; Miss Eliza Ruggles ,* Milton ; Rev. A. D. Milne , Tiverton , R. I. ; Chas. P.

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