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  • * British History Online *

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    May 1648, An Ordinance for Setling the Militia in the Northern Counties., 23 May 1648-23 May 1648

    For the County of Cumberland , Sir Wilfrid Lawson, William Lawson, William Brisco, Tho. Lamplugh, John Barwis, John Skelton of Armathwaite, Thomas Curwin of Sella Parke, Miles Halton, Thomas Barwis, Michael Studholme, John Hudson, John Stoderd, Richard Uriell, Thomas Croiston,

    Index, A

    Argyll , Colin Campbell, earl of, 400, 512, 916 ii. Arklow (Arcloo), in Ireland, 101. Arles , in France, 437. Armathwaite (Armynthwayt), Cumb., 1331. Armerer , Thos., Fitzwilliam's servant, 754. Armin (Armyn), Yorks., 1088. Armston (Armeston), Ntht., Hospital of, g.

    Index of persons and Places, A

    forfeited lands in, 263, 264; town lands in, 292. Armathwaite , Armethaite, co. Cumberland, priory at, site of, 255. Armesdale [? Hardendale ] , co. Westmorland, lands in, 254. Armethaite. See Armathwaite. Armiger , , lease of the manor of

    Parishes (East Ward), St Oswald, Ravenstonedale

    front door are the initials and date G.F., I.F., 1664, George having married Julian second daughter of Richard Skelton of Armathwaite. Here lived Sir Thomas Fothergill, standard bearer to the first lord Wharton, when Lord Warden of the Western March

    Index, A

    ii. Are. See Aire. Argentyne , Hen., 86. Arklow (Arkelowe, Arclo), in Ireland, 402, 1048. Arley , Glouc., 1257 x. Armathwaite (Armethua) nunnery, Cumb., 364 (p. 140), 1238 (p. 516). Arneway , Robt., 1028. Arnold (Ardnold), , shoemaker, 772, 914.

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

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    TRANS.CP.1669/1

    - 1669 People & Places Participant: RobertNickson [Nixon] Role: appellant Details: male Location: Hesket In The Forest (Cumberland) Place(s): Armathwaite(Armathwaite, Armthwaite) : undefined Participant: RichardDockeray [Dockeray] Role: appellate Details: male; Churchwarden of Hesket in the Forest Participant: ThomasSmithson [Smithson]

    TRANS.CP.1669/3

    1669 - 30/1/1669 People & Places Participant: HughStanwick [Stanwix] Role: appellant Details: male Location: Hesket In The Forest (Cumberland) Place(s): Armathwaite (Armathwayte, Armthwaite) : undefined Participant: RichardDockeray [Dockrey] Role: appellate Details: male; Churchwarden of Hesket in the Forest Participant: ThomasSmith

    CP.I.2622

    [Nicholson] Role: defendant Details: male Employment: Farmer of the tithe corn of the township of Armathwaite (Nunclose) within the Forest of Inglewood Location: Hesket In The Forest (Cumberland) Place(s): Armathwaite (Nunclose) : hamlet Armathwaite is the modern name for Nunclose

    CP.G.125

    (Dunelm) : diocese Participant: Lancelot Highmarsh [Hyghmer] Role: witness Details: male; 40; free Location: Hesket In The Forest (Cumberland) Place(s): Armathwaite (Armetwaith) : township Carlisle (Karliolen) : diocese Participant: Robert Wheeldon [Wildon] Role: witness Details: male; 42; clerk Employment: chaplain

  • * Victoria County History *

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    Houses of Benedictine nuns The nunnery of Armathwaite

    Houses of Benedictine nuns The nunnery of Armathwaite HOUSES OF BENEDICTINE NUNS 7. THE NUNNERY OF ARMATHWAITE The nunnery of Armathwaite was situated in a lovely glen near the junction of the river Croglin with the Eden in the southern

    Religious houses Introduction

    broke out from time to time between the two kingdoms in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. The few nuns at Armathwaite in the valley of the Eden , nine miles to the south of Carlisle , were often plundered and

  • * The Clergy of the Church of England Database *

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    John Raper Hunton, 12/8/1824

    Surname Hunton Forename John Raper Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason resignation Date 12/8/1824 Office/Status Perpetual Curate Clerical Status Location Armathwaite// OTHER INFORMATION Source Carlisle RO, DRC 1/9 (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Goodenough, Samuel/Carlisle 1808- 1827 Comment

    Thomas Lowry, 8/3/1789

    Surname Lowry Forename Thomas Title Qualification BA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 8/3/1789 Office/Status assistant curate Clerical Status Location Armathwaite// OTHER INFORMATION Source Carlisle RO, DRC 1/8 (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Douglas, John/Carlisle 1787- 1791 Comment

    Isaac Housby, 5/8/1792

    Housby Forename Isaac Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 5/8/1792 Office/Status assistant curate Clerical Status Location Armathwaite// OTHER INFORMATION Source Carlisle RO, DRC 1/8 (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Vernon (Harcourt), Edward Venables/Carlisle 1791- 1808 Comment

    Richard Burn, 24/6/1810

    Burn Forename Richard Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 24/6/1810 Office/Status assistant curate Clerical Status Location Armathwaite// OTHER INFORMATION Source Carlisle RO, DRC 1/8 (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Goodenough, Samuel/Carlisle 1808- 1827 Comment Stipend ý30

    John Raper Hunton, 14/7/1816

    Forename John Raper Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 14/7/1816 Office/Status assistant curate Clerical Status Location Armathwaite// OTHER INFORMATION Source Carlisle RO, DRC 1/8 (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Goodenough, Samuel/Carlisle 1808- 1827 Comment Stipend £30

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Heywood Whitehead, of Southside, near Manches- ter, whose ankle was broken accidentally while he was riding upon a velocipede at Armathwaite, Cumberland, last Satur- day week, died on Wednesday fronm the effects of the accident. On Wednesday afternoon the Judicial Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    parish authorities left him to starve out of it, The Queen has rent a donation to Mrs. Elizaboth Watson, of Armathwaite, a widow who has attainedthe remarkable age of 92 years, and has lived to Bec the fifth generation in Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    against the men chaoged with the Murphy riots at Whitehaven. I hree navvies, charged with murdering a fellow labourer at Armathwaite, last October, were acquitted. In the case of John Quinliban, who was charged at the Limerick Assizes with the Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Bart. CHiESHIRE.-C. Stanley, Deanah, Esq. r C. P. Shackerley, Soinerford, Esq.; E. Leigh, High Leigh, Esq. CUIBEtlLAND,-Sir F. F. Vane, Armathwaite, Bart.; T. Irwin, Cal- dee Abbey, Esq.; J. Dixon, Ijnells, Eaq. DERB V-SllttE.-W. P. Tlornrhill, Staleon, Esq.; W1'. Turbutt, Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    1itc esteemed member. TiIE IlARvEST.-On the 31st of July a quantity of barley was cut belonging to Lieutenant Taylor, of Armathwaite. It is an excellent crop, and the corn is good in quality.-Carlisle Journal. Grouse shooting in Scotland commences this Subscribers-only content

 

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