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You searched for: Place: "Addington" "Addington", Date from: 1500-01-01, Date to: 1599-12-31

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  • * British History Online *

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    Addington

    AddingtonADDINGTON. Etymology . Boundaries . Addington Hills . The name of this parish was anciently written Edintone. I can find nothing satisfactory relative to its etymology; it was probably denominated from some one of its remote possessors. The parish

    Index, A, 01 January 1693-31 December 1696

    Abraham , John, 330. Abrahamse , Ryck, 506. Accomack County (Virginia), 298, 1804, pp. 471 473. Adams , John, 657. Addington , Isaac, Secretary of Massachusetts, 273, 282, 380, 1460, 1665. p. 627, 2206. -,-, letter from, 453. -,-, letter

    Index, A, 01 January 1533-31 December 1533

    vii. Addington (Adyngton), , 668, 1411. -, John, 932. -, -, his wife, 932. -, Thos., 841 ii. -, Thos., King's leather dresser, alias sergeant of the "Pelletria," g. 419 (6). Adelney . See Athelney. Adington . See Addington. Admiral

    General Index, M, 01 January 1706-30 June 1708

    1573. -, Jos. (Barbados), 817 i. -, , New Hampshire, 511, 536, 1397. Massachusetts Bay , 18, 1511; and see Addington, Isaac; Dudley, Joseph; Povey, Thomas; Usher, John; Boston; New England; Pemaquid. -, Acts of, 447, 511, 525, 528, 773

    Index, A, 01 January 1681-31-Dec-1984

    Acadia , 1863 II., 1985. Accomack (Virginia) , 1815. Accra , p. 520. Addington , James, 926 Admiralty , the Board of, 253, 661, 716. -, letter from, 1466. -, Secretary to, see Brisbane, J., and see Navy Africa (ship),

  • * John Strype's Survey of London Online *

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    Book 2, Chapter 12 Candlewick Ward. St. Laurence Poultney.

    , and Edward, who dyed all without issue, save onely Joane. Who married John Leigh , Esquire, and heire of Addington in Surrey , and had issue Olyffe Leigh , now living. E Very Christian heart seeketh to extoll The

  • * The History of Parliament *

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    LEIGH, Nicholas (1494/95-1581), of Addington, Surr.

    The Leigh family had held property in Addington since 1371, and in 1446 Nicholas Leigh’s grandfather bought the manor. Leigh’s inheritance also included, after life-interests given to his mother and aunt, lands in Addington, Headley and Leatherhead. Some eight years

    LYGON, William (1747-1816), of Madresfield Court, Worcs.

    should be no fresh land tax levy without a tax on all income, 18 May 1798.Lygon transferred his support to Addington in 1801, writing him an enthusiastic letter on the achievement of peace, 4 Oct.[footnote] He was, however, in the

    LEGH, .

    apparent vagueness as to his name on the second suggests that he was a stranger to Plymouth. John Leigh of Addington in Surrey, the bailiff of the nearby manor of Plympton, had sat for Plympton Erle before his death in

    THROCKMORTON, Anthony (d.1592/3), of London and Box, Wilts.

    (sold in April 1565 to Sir Thomas Leigh) and, in partnership with Sir Robert Lane, of the crown manors of Addington, Northamptonshire, and Brinklow, Warwickshire, with parcels in other counties, for over £1,000, suggest an ability and disposition to dabble

    THYNNE, John (?1550-1604), of Longleat, Wilts.

    with families from other parts of the country, Dorothy marrying Charles Roscorrock, of Roscorrock, Cornwall, and Christiana Francis Leigh of Addington in Surrey.[footnote]From the time of his succession to Longleat Thynne sat in every Parliament, usually for Heytesbury, the borough

  • * Cause Papers in the Diocesan Courts of the Archbishopric of York, 1300-1858 *

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    CP.G.984

    Moor (Horsefurthe Moore, Horseforthe Moore) : common/fell Horsforth (Horsefurth, Horseforthe, Horesforthe, Horsforth, Horsfurth) : township Location: Addingham (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Addingham (Addington) : ecclesiastical parish Location: Small Banks (Small Bankes) : undefined Cannot identify - spelling modernised. Location: Guiseley (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s):

    CP.G.1093

    Rawdon Moor (Rawden Moore, Rawdon Moore, Rawdon More) : common/fell Rawdon (Rawden, Rawdon) : township Location: Addingham (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Addingham (Addington) : ecclesiastical parish Location: New Intack (Newe Intacke) : fieldname Cannot identify; spelling modernised. Location: Leeds (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Leeds

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    The funeral of the Archbishop of Canterbury took place on Tuesday, when the remains were removed from Lambeth palace to Addington church in Surrey. The procession was very plain, but a considerable number of people assembled to witness its setting-off Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Ad- ministration of Addington in which Lord Eldon first assumed the seals, the Chancellor's intrigues to restore Pitt were incessant. We are satisfied with Mr Twiss's disproof' of this. The Chancellor might have preferred Pitt to Addington, if states- mansaip Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    was Clerk of the Ordnance under the Duke of Wellington. The period of his public life included the ministry of Addington, the last struggle of Pitt, the brief reign of the Talents, the troubled career of Perceval, the administration of Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    TR IIA:LSE'S FIVE GUINEA NI~APPARATUSES are now ready....Iflslids are solicited to send to Mr Wmt fase, of 2Breu swtoksqoareLondon. fOris Pamphlet on MEDICAL OGLYANISM, L h3hw ill be fdhe warded on recipt of two postage atesnpip. 1itwill lee found Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    social reformation of very great value. DR SYMONDS'S MISCELLANIES. miscellanies. By John Addington Symonds, M.D. Selected and Edited, with an Introductory Memoir, by his Son. Macmillan. John Addington Symonds, the famous and estimable Bristol physician, was born at Oxford in Subscribers-only content

  • * The Clergy of the Church of England Database *

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    William Dobbinson, 17/12/1571

    CCEd Record ID: 20233 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Dobbinson Forename William Title dom. Qualification EVENT TYPE Date 17/12/1571 Office/Status Stipendiary Curate Location Addington// OTHER INFORMATION Source PRO, E179/50 (Clerical Subsidy records) Ordinary / Jurisdiction (Other)/ 0- 0 Comment

    William Dobbinson, 0/1/1578

    Detail CCEd Record ID: 20295 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Dobbinson Forename William Title Qualification EVENT TYPE Date 0/1/1578 Office/Status Stipendiary Curate Location Addington// OTHER INFORMATION Source PRO, E179/50 (Clerical Subsidy records) Ordinary / Jurisdiction (Other)/ 0- 0 Comment

    William Dobbinson, 20/1/1579

    Detail CCEd Record ID: 20323 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Dobbinson Forename William Title Qualification EVENT TYPE Date 20/1/1579 Office/Status Stipendiary Curate Location Addington// OTHER INFORMATION Source PRO, E179/50 (Clerical Subsidy records) Ordinary / Jurisdiction (Other)/ 0- 0 Comment

    Robert Dow, 20/1/1594

    ID: 20605 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Dow Forename Robert Title dom. Qualification EVENT TYPE Date 20/1/1594 Office/Status Stipendiary Curate Location Addington// OTHER INFORMATION Source PRO, E179/50 (Clerical Subsidy records) Ordinary / Jurisdiction (Other)/ 0- 0 Comment Mallinge Deanery

    Robert Dow, 20/1/1594

    Record ID: 20615 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Dow Forename Robert Title dom. Qualification EVENT TYPE Date 20/1/1594 Office/Status Curate Location Addington// OTHER INFORMATION Source PRO, E179/50 (Clerical Subsidy records) Ordinary / Jurisdiction (Other)/ 0- 0 Comment RecusantMallinge Deanery

  • * 19th Century British Pamphlets * *

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    London and Brighton., 1845

    mtmM fMJ Addington . Addington Church was rebuilt in 1773 , in odious style, or ra¬ ther no style, disfiguring its oM lancet and decorated forms, but some monumental brasses have been left. The walk m er the Addington Hills Subscribers-only content

 

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