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  • * Victoria County History *

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    Alien houses Writtle

    foreign owners, and eventually it was sold with all its possessions, including the church of Writtle and the chapel of Roxwell , to New College , Oxford , by a licence 17 from the king on 22 February, 1391 .

    Norton Mandeville Church

    of which £6 came from the impropriator, £18 from a cottage and 9 acres of land at Radley Green (in Roxwell ), £30 from a house and 27 acres of land near Rochford and £4 interest from a £200 endowment

    Beauchamp Roding Church

    John Comyns 's widow Mary. 5 In 1770 John Richard Comyns sold the advowson to the Revd. Richard Birch of Roxwell and John Birch of Boswell Court , London . 6 In March 1771 the above Richard and John Birch

    Houses of Austin canons Priory of Blackmore

    in Layston in Hertfordshire . The remainder of the possessions lay in Shenfield , Willingale Andrew, Bobbingworth , Norton , Roxwell , High Laver , Ingatestone , Standon and Ongar , and Brent Pelham in Hertfordshire . A few licences

    Corrigenda to volumes I - V

    " 590 a , s.v . 'Estoleia', after '395,' insert '430 a ,' " " 595 a , s.v . Roxwell , after 'note 433 b ' insert ', note 468 a ' " " 596 b , s.v .

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    dniedoa * assistance wasinnrnediately procired; bnt Mr. French TiaLrsday, ad his wife remains seriously iudisposed-Sherborne STO'ue HOPS9r..-.Mr. Cheveley, of Boyton-hall, Roxwell, who lost a ne se , ,despatched Mr. Harrington, corstable, to London, where recvered tseaaimisal Ohr readers will leIan Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    therefore, of this feeling he presented them with 301. each ; and finding that one of themn, a native of Roxwell, in this county, had died of dysentery, he has just remitted, through T. W. Bramston, Esq., the same sumn Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    " VA2~j CLASS 0! ADVZBTLI8ZNMff2T. for -astss wmotlon of the dasses of amall Advertsemen P~tcilarised below the following are the pfesaid cliarpee. whiot nueabe paidijnpe.~alnotes. in all asetheAddreisailcounted 16 Wozda onc 6-lt3Wrsoe.,. sGI& , Ditto, Three Insertions.. is.Oc. Ditio, Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Rev. H. G. Rogers, M.A., Vicar of St. Thomas's Salisbury; Surrogate, Diocese of Salisbury. Rev. T. fiogers, M.A., Vicar of Roxwell; Public Preacher, Dioceseof cSt. Alban's. Rev. R. O'D. Ross-Lewin; chaplain to theAudacioua. Rev. J. D. Scott, perpetual curate of Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    to voice culture, and for choosing- the best muele of all periods. (Applause.) The liev. Titoysr.a Ilorsars, M.A., Vicar of Roxwell, said his own view was that it was desirable to introduce music into villaze services, and that wherever they Subscribers-only content

  • * The History of Parliament *

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    WESTON, Richard (by 1527-72), of the Middle Temple, London and Roxwell, Essex.

    the Middle Temple, London and Roxwell, Essex. Constituency Dates Lostwithiel Mar. 1553 Saltash Oct. 1553 Lancaster Nov. 1554 Maldon 1555 Ofifces Held Bencher and Autumn reader, M. Temple 1554. Ofifces Held Commr. relief, Essex 1550, eccles. causes 1572; other commissions

    PINCHON, John (aft.1510-73), of Writtle, Essex.

    at her marriage, and settled land and annuities on his three surviving sons. His estates, which included land in Writtle, Roxwell and Bradwell, were left to his wife. Among the legatees was ‘my singular good master, Master Doctor White, warden

    BRAMSTON, John (1611-1700), of Skreens, Roxwell, Essex.

    (1611-1700), of Skreens, Roxwell, Essex. Constituency Dates Essex 1660 Essex 1661 Maldon Mar. 1679 Maldon 1685 Ofifces Held J.p. Essex July 1660-Apr. 1688, dep. lt. c. Aug. 1660-Apr. 1688, Nov. 1688-9; commr. for assessment, Essex Aug. 1660-80, 1689-90, Mdx. 1663-79,

    GUNTER, Richard (by 1503-53), of Oxford.

    decade. His fellow-Member Thomas Denton was perhaps of his alliance, as Denton’s sister was married to William ap Walter of Roxwell, Essex, a great-grandson of one William Gunter of South Wales. Nothing is known about Gunter’s work in the House,

  • * British History Online * *

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    Wills, 45 Edward III (1371-2)

    n. 3 There are two places in the county of Essex known respectively as Willingale Doe and Willingale Spain. 4 Roxwell, (?) co. Essex. 5 A house of Dominican or Black Friars was situate in this town, or rather in

    Cases and addenda to cases, Miscellaneous 1646, 01 March 1646-31 March 1646

    155 432 D. 87 95 R. 87 75 23 Sept. 1653. John Fortescue, of London, begs discharge of sequestration of Roxwell and other lands in Essex, belonging to Margaret, Lady Carill, widow, now dead, and descended to her grandchild, Mary Subscribers-only content

    Henry VIII, May 1544, 26-31, 01 May 1544-31 May 1544

    Dukes in Writtell and Roxwell, Essex, with all their appurtenances in Writtell, Roxwell, Shellowe and Wyllyngale Spayne, Essex, in tenure of the said Ric. Sampford and Robt. Crusshe, and seven woods named in Writtell and Roxwell, Ric. Fermour, attainted ;

    Henry VIII, November 1546, 21-30, 01 November 1546-30 November 1546

    Series and Dukes in Wryttall and Roxwell, Essex, with appurtenances in Wryttell, Roxwell, Shellowe, Wyllyngale Spayne and Bromefelde, Essex, in tenure of Thos. Sampford and Robt. Crusshe, and woods (named) in Wryttell and Roxwell, Ric . Fermour , attainted .

    Index, R, 01 August 1543-31 December 1543

    I. 508. Rowte , Thos., I. g. 346 (38). Rowteleages . See Routledges. Rowthorn , Derb., I. g. 981 (14). Roxwell , Essex, I. g. 802 (39). Roynon , John, I. g. 802 (62). Royston , Herts, grant dated at,

  • * The Clergy of the Church of England Database *

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    Joseph Hurlock, 15/6/1820

    Appointment Evidence Record CCEd Record ID: 239243 Linked to person: Hurlock, Joseph 1820-1820 Vacancy Data Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Hurlock Forename Joseph Title Qualification MA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 15/6/1820 Office/Status Stipendiary Curate

 

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