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  • * Victoria County History *

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    Houses of Benedictine nuns The priory of Brewood ( Black Ladies )

    time between 1211 and 1216 the nuns exchanged the half virgate in Pattingham given by Ralph Bassett for an assart in Chillington owned by Ralph's widow Isabel de Pattingham ; the nuns paid Isabel 20 s . for the transaction.

    Houses of Augustinian canons The priory of Launde

    .), Welham , Holt , Frisby -on-the-Wreak, Oadby , Ab Kettleby , and Witherley (Leics.), Colston Basset (Notts.), Wardley (Rut.), Pattingham (Staffs.), Hathersege (Derbys.), and several others. 3 The grant of Loddington probably included the church of the village, which

    Badger BADGER AND BECKBURY c. 1840 BADGER HALL, DINGLE, AND SURROUNDINGS IN 1837

    the extreme north-east. 11 From Badger village minor roads run north to Beckbury , south to Ackleton , east to Pattingham (Staffs.), and south-west to Stableford . Stableford bridge was rebuilt in 1834 -5 to Francis Halley 's design. 12

    Lichfield Public services

    1741-1856 , pp. 76, 84, 111. Ibid. D. 77/5/1, f. 78; S.R.O., D. 3451/2 /60, 10 Oct. 1697 (collection at Pattingham 'for the sufferers at Lichfield '). L.J.R.O., D. 126/acct. bk. 1663-1805 , accts. 1666-7 , 1667-8 . Ibid. D.

    Index K-Z

    parliament , M.P.s, Partridge : Ric. (d. 1809), Ric. (d. 1850), partridges , pasture , see grass Patshull , Wm., Pattingham (partly Staffs.), paupers , see poor peace : co. clks. of the, co. justices of (magistrates), Pearce , Geo.,

  • * British History Online *

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    Cecil Papers, January 1605, 1-15, 01 January 1605-15 January 1605

    Jan. [4 ] . There is dependent on the Court of Wards a suit 'twixt Colburne and the children of Pattingham, a lunatic. Doctor Wilkes, being commissionated with others for the examination of witnesses, complained to me of indirect dealing

    Index, P

    , Duke del, 228, 229. Patience , a fort in the Low Countries, 438. Patornoster , Tho., letter from, 573. Pattingham , , a lunatic, children of, 6. Pau (Paw, France), a Spaniard taken at, 399. Paul V (Cardinal Borghese),

    Index, P, 01 January 1540-30 August 1540

    8, 886, 889, 931 2. -, -, letters to, 662, 836, 865. -, -, passport for, 481. Patengham . See Pattingham. Pathnowe , Thos., g. 436 (18). Patience (Pacyens) , Wm., 69 (2): p. 546. Patras , in Greece, 1030

    Index, P, 01 January 1509-31 December 1514

    Patrington , Yorks, 438 (4 m. 4). Patsall or Patyshall. See Pateshale. Patteson (Patson, Pateson), Marmaduke, 438 (4 m. 25). Pattingham (Patengeham), Staff., g. 64 (65). Paulers Pury (Pawlespury, Pallespury), Ntht., 438 (1 m. 18), 438 (3 m. 6). -,

    James I: Volume 31, January-March, 1608, 01 January 1608-31 March 1608

    [ Docquet . ] Feb. 22. Grant to Wm. Baily of the benefit of the recusancy of Jane Watson, of Pattingham, co. Stafford. [ Docquet . ] Feb. 22. Grant to Jas. Fenton and Anth. Witherings, of the benefit of

  • * The Clergy of the Church of England Database *

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    Joseph Dickenson Nicklin, 26/12/1796

    Nicklin Forename Joseph Dickenson Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason cession Date 26/12/1796 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Pattingham// OTHER INFORMATION Source LRO, B/A/1/26 (Register 1791-7) (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Cornwallis, James/Coventry & Lichfield 1781- 1824 Comment

    Joseph Honeyborne, 18/3/1780

    Honeyborne Forename Joseph Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason resignation Date 18/3/1780 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Pattingham// OTHER INFORMATION Source LRO, B/A/1/24 (Episcopal Register 1777-85) (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Hurd, Richard/Coventry & Lichfield 1775- 1781 Comment

    William Ellison, 28/12/1819

    Ellison Forename William Title Qualification LLB University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 28/12/1819 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Pattingham// OTHER INFORMATION Source LRO, B/A/1/28 (Cornwallis Register) (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Cornwallis, James/Coventry & Lichfield 1781- 1824 Comment

    Joseph Butler, 21/7/1755

    Surname Butler Forename Joseph Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason resignation Date 21/7/1755 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Pattingham// OTHER INFORMATION Source LRO, B/A/1/21 (Register 1749-68) (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Cornwallis, Frederick/Coventry & Lichfield 1750- 1768 Comment

    Edwardus Holbrook, 0/0/0

    Holbrook Forename Edwardus Title Mr Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason resignation Date 0/0/0 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Pattingham// OTHER INFORMATION Source LRO, B/V/1/67 (Liber Cleri) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Hacket, John/Coventry & Lichfield 1661- 1670 Comment Sowthall was

  • * House of Commons Parliamentary Papers * *

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    30 March 1790, 30 March 1790

    keeping in Repair, a Rdäd from " Eve Hill, near Dudley, to the New Inn, in the Parifli " of Pattingham, and from the Turnpike Road at or " near Street End, in the Parifh of Kingswinford, to the " Subscribers-only content

    16 April 1790, 16 April 1790

    keeping " in Repair, a Road from Eve Hill near Dudley, to the " New Inn, in the Parifh of Pattingham, and from the " Turnpike Road at or near Street End, in the Parifh of " Kingfwinford, to the Subscribers-only content

    28 April 1790, 28 April 1790

    keeping in sc Repair, a Road, from Eve Hill, near Dudley, to the " New Inn, in the Parifh of Pattingham, and from the " Turnpike Road at or near Street End, in the Parifh " of Kingswinford, to the Subscribers-only content

    23 May 1799, 23 May 1799

    the Arable Lands, Intermixed " Fields, Meadows, and Paftures, Commons, and " Wafte Grounds, within the refpeftive Manors of " Pattingham and Patßull, in the County of Stafford ;" to which thev defire the Concurrence of this Houfe. J A Subscribers-only content

    28 May 1799, 28 May 1799

    Five of them, to meet on the fame Day, atthe fame Place ; and to adjourn as they pleafe. it Pattingham, &c. Eiiclo- fure Bill. It is Ordered, That Leave be given to bring in a Bill, according to the Subscribers-only content

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. (From the ol onit er of Tuesday, Jan. 22.-Official part.) PUBLIC INSTRUCTION-REPORT TO THE KING. I Sire,-The necessity of ensuring in all the secondary ecoiesias El schools the execution of the laws of the kingdom, is Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    drapers -Baldey and Bartran, Brighton, grocers. INSOLVENT. J. Ward, Albert place, Shepherdess walk, City road, builder. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. W. Callum, Pattingham, Staffordshire, farmer. 17 BANKRUPTS. W. Burton, King street, Soho,upholsterer. [Oliver, Old Jevry. 1. Leary, Quadrant, R.-gentstreet, coffee-house keeper. [Lewis, Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    two o'clock on Wednesday morning Police-constable Godley and two of Lord Dartmouth's keepers surprised i the prisoner at The Clive, Pattingham, engaged with I some rabbit netting. Wrood was at once arrested, b and a lurcher dog belonging to Edwards Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    GEORGE CAarwserorT PEABE, in lodgings at the WhrI House. Compton, Tettenhall, Staffordshire, and latetof ailP Hell, Wolverhampton, butcher. IVILLrA3[ CLARKE, Pattingham, Staffordshire, hay, strewv, an fruit dealer. JAIrrs POOLE, Church Street, Blaston, Staffordshire, butkeh. late greengricer. SIDNEY IesE, Park Street, Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Gleaner caO HUNTING APPOINriENT S. O iArsarencoocTO (at 10.45).-This dray, December 19, Boscobel; Sc u'bsxday. 21, Spread Eale Saturday, 23, Pattingham. cos Arc.kT EeRSTR (at 11) -J yednesday, December 20, Secklogton; at FrIday, 22 Snicekinlgon; Saturday, 23, Granidon Bridge. he Subscribers-only content

 

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