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A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 8, the Poldens and the Levels. Originally published by Victoria County History, London, 2004.

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Index A-Z NOTE: Page numbers in bold-face type are those of the principal reference. A page number in italic denotes an illustration on that page. A page number followed by n is a reference only to the footnotes on that page. A., D., goldsmith, Abdick and Bulstone, hund., Abingdon, Hen., vicar of Sowy, Adam son of Richard, Aethelheard Aethelmund, Aethelwulf, king, agriculture, see consolidation; crops; dairying; demesne farming and leasing; fisheries; flooding; fowling; inclosure; intercommoning; landshares; labour services; parks; turbaries; woodland Aisholt, Alexander, Jas., Alford, Thos., vicar of Westonzoyland, Alfred, king, Algar, Allen, Ben., Aller, Almar, Alstone (in Huntspill), agric., commons, cts., fishery, inns, man., man. ho., mkt., mill, sch., tithing, Alwaker, Alward, Alwin son of Goda, Alwold, Ames: John (d. c. 1728), John (fl. 1728), Wm., Amesbury, Michael of, abbot of Glastonbury, Anabaptists, and see Baptists Andersea (in Westonzoyland), field, n Andersey, fam., n Andre, Bernard, rector of High Ham, Andrew: Florence, widow, Sarah, m. Ambrose Rhodes, Solomon, Anstell, Thos., architects, see Barton; Beard; Beech; Caroe; Carver; Chambers; Chapple; Christian; Collibear; Cottam; Dampier; Down; Edwards; Ferrey; Foster and Wood; Giles; Gropholz; Hall; Hippisley; Howard; Knowles; Mackintosh; Manners; Nattress; Norton; Price; Scott; Sedding; Taylor; Tilden; Wainwright; Wallis; Wilkinson; Winter Arnold, Wm., Arundel, John, rector of Huntspill, Ashcott: Baldwin of and his s. Juain (Ywain), Wal. of, vicar of Shapwick, Ashcott, agric., archit., Berhill, Buscott, chapel, chaplain, and see Sampson char., ch., ch. ho., cts., n fair, fields, friendly soc., glebe, Heath, incl., inns, local govt., man., man. ho., mills, nonconf., Nythe, Pedwell, q.v. poorho., pop., pound, prehist. rem., revel, Rom. rem., sch., tithes, tithing, trade and ind., turbary, vicar, vicarage ho., Whitley, woodland, Ashton, Long, chantry, Athelney, abbey, n Atkins, John, Audley: Jas., Ld. Audley, Joan, Marg., m. Rog. Hillary, Nic., Ld. Audley, and his w. Eliz., Nic. de, and his w. Joan FitzMartin, fam., Aula: Julian, see Bampton Warin de, Austen, Rob., bellfounder, Avington (Hants), Avoke, John or Thos., Axford, Eliz., Ayshford: Art., Hen. (d. 1650), Hen. (d. c. 1662), Joan, see Woolavington John (fl. 15th cent.), his s. Wm., and his gds. John, John (d. 1689), Nic. (d. 1557), Nic. (d. by 1587), Nic. (fl. 1700), Rog. Wm. (fl. 14th cent.), and his w. Joan Woolavington, Wm. (fl. 15th cent.), Wm. (d. 1508), and his w. Marg., Aysshe, Geo., n Babington, Ellen, Bailey, see Bayley Baker: Jas. (fl 1902), Baker (cont.) Jas. (fl. 1934), Miss, m. - Kunzli, Balche: Wm. (fl. 1515), Wm. (fl. 1555), Wm. (fl. 1569), Ballon: Auda, see Pagnell John de, Baltonsborough, Bampfylde (Bampfield): Copplestone Warre, Geo., John, Marg., see Warre Bampton: Julian, m. Fulk Pagnell, Warin de Aula, Rob. of, Bampton (Dev.), barony, Banneson, Alwi, Bannester, Hen., Baptists, and see Anabaptists Barclay, Gen. John, and his children Eliza, Honoria, and John, Barham Brothers, Baring: Alex., Ld. Ashburton, Hon. and Revd. Fred., Barker, John, Barnaby, Wm., Barrett: Anna, Sophia, and Susanna, Wm., Bartlett, Barton, V. A. M., architect., Bason Bridge, see Huntspill Basset: Anselm, David, Isabel, w. of David, see Whiting John, Wm., and his da. Eliz., Batcombe, Spargrove, Bath, archd., see Cretyng earl of, see Bourchier Bath and Wells, bp., and see Bitton; Godwin; Willes Bathusia (Bause): Jocelin de, Mary, see Whiting Mat. de, Thos. de, Bawdrip, Crandon, Crandon Bridge, Ford, chapel, Knowle, Bayley (Bailey): Thos., and his s. Thos., Thos., bellfounder, Beam (Devon), see St. Giles-in-the-wood Beard, J. Baron, architect, Beauchamp: Cecily, see Forz John de (d. 1283), John de (d. 1343), and his w. Marg., Becher, Hen., Beech, G. C., architect, Beer (in High Ham), chapel, ind., inn, sch., Belde, Elias, Bell: Alf., glass painter, John, bellfounders, see Austen; Bayley; Bilbie; Davis; Hey; Jeffries; Llewellins and James; Purdue; Rudhall; Semson; Taylor; Wroth Bellot, Prof. H. H., Bempstone, hund., ct., Bennet, Sir Thos., Bere, Ric., abbot of Glastonbury, Berhill, see Ashcott Berkeley: Cath., m. Sir John Brereton, Cath., w. of Maurice, Cath., w. of Sir Thos., John, n, Sir John, Maurice, Sir Maurice, Sir Thos., Sir Wm., Berkshire, see Windsor Berrow, Beugraunt, Marg., Bibby, J., Bible Christians, and see Free Methodists; Methodists; Primitive Methodists; Wesleyans Biconyll, John, Bilbie, Edw., bellfounder, birds: cranes, peafowl, swans, and see stock Birmingham (Warws.), Bishop, John, Bisse, Jas. and John, Bitton, Wm. of (II), bp. of Bath and Wells, archd. of Wells, rector of Sowy, Blackford, Blagdon, -, Blake: Ben., Humph. (d. 1625), Humph. (fl. 1669), Rob., admiral, fam., Blinman, Thos., Blithman, Bart., rector of Cossington, Blois, Hen. of, abbot of Glastonbury, Blound: John le (fl. 1263), John le (fl. later 13th cent.), John le, and his w. Custance, Rob. le, Sybil, m. Wm. le Venour, Wm. le, Board, J., &Co., Bobart, Jacob, Bodmin (Cornw.), archd. of, Bolevill, Wm. de, and his w. Eve, bondmen (bondpersons), and see neifs; manumission; serfs Bonham, Thos., Bonville: Cecily, m. Thos. Grey, marq. of Dorset, Hen. Stafford, earl of Wilts., Eliz., see Harington Sir Wm., Wm., Ld. Bonville, Bourchier: Anne, m. Jas. Cranfield, earl of Mdx., Sir Chichester Wrey, Dorothy, m. Sir Thos. Grey, Edw., earl of Bath, Eliz., m. Basil Feilding, earl of Denbigh, Fulk, Ld. Fitzwaryn, Hen., earl of Bath, John, earl of Bath (d. 1561), John, Ld. Fitzwaryn, earl of Bath (d.1539) Rachel, ctss. of Bath, m. Lionel Cranfield, earl of Mdx., Thomasia, see Hankeford Wm., earl of Bath, Wm., Ld. Fitzwaryn, fam., Bouverie, Phil. Pleydell, Bowden, Christine, Boxwell (Essex), n Bradford-on-Avon (Wilts.), Bradney, Ant. of, Bragge, fam., Braunton (Devon), Brayne, Jas., Brent: Anne, m. Thos. Paulet, Eliz. w. of John (d. 1614), Babington, Ellen, Bailey, see Bayley Baker: Jas. (fl 1902), Baker (cont.) Jas. (fl. 1934), Miss, m. - Kunzli, Balche: Wm. (fl. 1515), Wm. (fl. 1555), Wm. (fl. 1569), Ballon: Auda, see Pagnell John de, Baltonsborough, Bampfylde (Bampfield): Copplestone Warre, Geo., John, Marg., see Warre Bampton: Julian, m. Fulk Pagnell, Warin de Aula, Rob. of, Bampton (Dev.), barony, Banneson, Alwi, Bannester, Hen., Baptists, and see Anabaptists Barclay, Gen. John, and his children Eliza, Honoria, and John, Barham Brothers, Baring: Alex., Ld. Ashburton, Hon. and Revd. Fred., Barker, John, Barnaby, Wm., Barrett: Anna, Sophia, and Susanna, Wm., Bartlett, Barton, V. A. M., architect., Bason Bridge, see Huntspill Basset: Anselm, David, Isabel, w. of David, see Whiting John, Wm., and his da. Eliz., Batcombe, Spargrove, Bath, archd., see Cretyng earl of, see Bourchier Bath and Wells, bp., and see Bitton; Godwin; Willes Bathusia (Bause): Jocelin de, Mary, see Whiting Mat. de, Thos. de, Bawdrip, Crandon, Crandon Bridge, Ford, chapel, Knowle, Bayley (Bailey): Thos., and his s. Thos., Thos., bellfounder, Beam (Devon), see St. Giles-in-the- Wood Beard, J. Baron, architect, Beauchamp: Cecily, see Forz John de (d. 1283), John de (d. 1343), and his w. Marg., Becher, Hen., Beech, G. C., architect, Beer (in High Ham), chapel, ind., inn, sch., Belde, Elias, Bell: Alf., glass painter, John, bellfounders, see Austen; Bayley; Bilbie; Davis; Hey; Jeffries; Llewellins and James; Purdue; Rudhall; Semson; Taylor; Wroth Bellot, Prof. H. H., Bempstone, hund., ct., Bennet, Sir Thos., Bere, Ric., abbot of Glastonbury, Berhill, see Ashcott Berkeley: Cath., m. Sir John Brereton, Cath., w. of Maurice, Cath., w. of Sir Thos., John, n, Sir John, Maurice, Sir Maurice, Sir Thos., Sir Wm., Berkshire, see Windsor Berrow, Beugraunt, Marg., Bibby, J., Bible Christians, and see Free Methodists; Methodists; Primitive Methodists; Wesleyans Biconyll, John, Bilbie, Edw., bellfounder, birds: cranes, peafowl, swans, and see stock Birmingham (Warws.), Bishop, John, Bisse, Jas. and John, Bitton, Wm. of (II), bp. of Bath and Wells, archd. of Wells, rector of Sowy, Blackford, Blagdon, -, Blake: Ben., Humph. (d. 1625), Humph. (fl. 1669), Rob., admiral, fam., Blinman, Thos., Blithman, Bart., rector of Cossington, Blois, Hen. of, abbot of Glastonbury, Blound: John le (fl. 1263), John le (fl. later 13th cent.), John le, and his w. Custance, Rob. le, Sybil, m. Wm. le Venour, Wm. le, Board, J., &Co., Bobart, Jacob, Bodmin (Cornw.), archd. of, Bolevill, Wm. de, and his w. Eve, bondmen (bondpersons), and see neifs; manumission; serfs Bonham, Thos., Bonville: Cecily, m. Thos. Grey, marq. of Dorset, Hen. Stafford, earl of Wilts., Eliz., see Harington Sir Wm., Wm., Ld. Bonville, Bourchier: Anne, m. Jas. Cranfield, earl of Mdx., Sir Chichester Wrey, Dorothy, m. Sir Thos. Grey, Edw., earl of Bath, Eliz., m. Basil Feilding, earl of Denbigh, Fulk, Ld. Fitzwaryn, Hen., earl of Bath, John, earl of Bath (d. 1561), John, Ld. Fitzwaryn, earl of Bath (d. 1539), Rachel, ctss. of Bath, m. Lionel Cranfield, earl of Mdx., Thomasia, see Hankeford Wm., earl of Bath, Wm., Ld. Fitzwaryn, fam., Bouverie, Phil. Pleydell, Bowden, Christine, Boxwell (Essex), n Bradford-on-Avon (Wilts.), Bradney, Ant. of, Bragge, fam., Braunton (Devon), Brayne, Jas., Brent: Anne, m. Thos. Paulet, Eliz. w. of John (d. 1614), Eliz., m. Hugh Strode, Joan, m. John Trethek, Joan, see Eyre John (d. by 1373), John (d. c. 1413), John (fl. 1449), John (d. 1524), John (d. 1614), John (d. 1692), Mary, Odo of, Ric., Rob. (fl. 1254), Rob. (d. 1346), Rob. (d. 1421), Rob. (d. 1508), Rob. of (fl. 1300), Wm., fam., Brent, South, Brereton: Cath., see Berkeley Sir John, Werburga, m. Sir Wm. Compton, Brice, John, rector of Greinton and Aisholt, Bridge, Susanna, Bridges, fam., Bridgwater, building soc., craftsmen from, Crook, Dunwear, man., estate at, fair, garrison, ind., mkt., Methodist circuit, nonconf., poor-law union, rural dist., sch., St. Francis par., n St. John's hosp., siege, turnpike, Brigge, Reynold de, Bristol, bellfoundry, Mayor's chap., St. James's priory, Britoni, David, Broderip: Edm. (d. 1828), Edm. (d. 1847), Edm. (d. 1918), Edm. Francis, Edm. Greenhill, Frances, see Hood Grace, see Greenhill J. S., rector of Cossington, fam., Brook: Joan, see Cheddar Sir Thos., brotherhood, and see fraternity; gild Broughton, fam., Brown (Browne): Sir Ant., Chas., John (fl. 1789), John (fl. 1844), Browne &Co., Brydges: Anna Eliza, m. Ric. Grenville, duke of Buckingham, Geo. (d. 1751), Geo. (fl. 1751), Geo., duke of Chandos, Geo. Rodney, Harry, Hen., duke of Chandos, Jas., duke of Chandos, Sir Thos., Bryskowe, Thos., Buchanan, Jas., Ld. Woolavington, Buckingham, dukes of, see Stafford Brydges; Grenville; Temple Buckinghamshire, see Eton; Newport Pagnell Budd: Ambrose, Joan, see Lockyer builder, surveyor see Holloway; Willis buildings: almonry, almshouse, banqueting ho., barn, barn converted to house, castle, chapel, church house, dovecot, granary, grange, houses converted to barns, limekiln, parish house, poorhouse, workhouse, and see pound Bule, Ric. le, Bull: Eliz., m. Geo. Dodington, Eliz., m. Thos. Strangways, Hen. (d. 1692), Hen. (d. 1695), Hen. (d. 1751), Wm. (d. 1622), Wm. (d. 1676), fam., Buncombe: Eliz., see Jeane Rob., Burcy: Geva, m. Wm. FitzWalter, John (fl. 1326), John (d. c. 1363), John (fl. 1377), and his w. Agnes, Mabel, see Cemais Ric. (fl. 1412), Ric. (another, fl. 1412), and his w. Christine, Rob. de, Serlo de, Wm., Burnett: Geo., John (d. 1799), John (fl. 1819), John (fl. 1860s), John (fl. 1902), fam., Burney, John, vicar of Puriton, Burnham (Burnham on Sea), Huish, revel, Worston, Burrell, Abr., Burridge: John, Rob., Burrowbridge, Burrow Mump (Mount), inn, nonconf., Burtle (in Catcott, Chilton Polden and Edington), archit., ch., fishery, inns, nonconf., priory (Sprawlesmead), revels, sch., Burtle (cont.) turbaries, vicar, vicarage ho., West, Burton: Geo., Sarah, m. Alex. Glasse, Buscott, see Ashcott Bussell, Revd. Dr. Fred. Wm., Bussex, see Westonzoyland Butleigh, n Butleigh Ct., man., Reynold's Way (Ringoldsway), Butler: Amery, vicar of Moorlinch, Anne, m. Sir Jas. St. Leger, Jas., earl of Ormond (d. 1405), Jas., earl of Ormond (d. 1452), Jas., earl of Wiltshire (d. 1461), Thos., Bysse: Jas. and John, Rob., rector of Greinton, C., R., goldsmith, Calverleigh (Dev.), Camel, Queen, Hazelgrove, Cannington, Brymore, Canterbury, archbp., Capel: Sir Hen., Isabel, see Newton Carent, Nic., rector of Huntspill, Carhampton, hund., Caroe, W. D., architect, Carp, fam., Carter: Hen., Wm., Carver, Ric., architect, Cary: Christine, see Orchard Sir John, his w. Joyce, and s. Wymond, Phil., Catcott: Alice, da. of Wal. m. Wm. Hampton, John of (or John Whiting), Laur. of, Wal. of, and his w. Alice of, Catcott, archit., Broad Drove, Burtle, q.v. chantry, chapelry, char., ch., curate, see Brice; Hatton fms., fields, friendly soc., glebe, Heath, incl., inns, Katherine Cross, local govt., man., mill, nonconf., poorho., pop., pound, prehist. rem., rector, revel, Rom. rem., sch., tithes, tithing, Townsnd, trades and crafts, turbary, Catford: Isat., John, Cemais: Mabel, w. of Rob. de Burcy, Martin de, Chaderton, Rob., n Chambers: Harry, Rob., architect, Champion: Edw., Wm., Chancellor, Wm., Chandler, fam., Chandos: Maud de, Rob. de, Chandos, duke of, see Brydges chantry, Chapel Allerton Chapman: Wm., fam., Chapple: Geo., architect, fam., Chard: John, Col. John, V.C., Wm., fam., Charlton Mackerell, Cary Fitzpaine, Chauton (Chilton): John of, Ric. of (fl 1284-5), Ric. (fl. 1343), Wal. (fl. bef. 1280) Wal. de (fl. 1333), Cheddar: Isabel, m. John Newton, Joan, m. Sir Thos. Brook, Ric., Sir Thos., Chedzoy, Cheke: Edw., and his w. Anne, Sir John, Mary, w. of Sir John, m. Hen. MacWilliams, Sir Thos., Chelvey, Cheriton, North, Lattiford, Chichester, Sir Rob., Chilton, see Chauton Chilton Polden (Chelton upon Poledowne), agric., archit., Burtle, q.v. chapel, chapelry, chaplain, char., ch., ch., ho., cts., fms., fields, friendly soc. incl., inns, local govt., man., mill, Monmouth rebellion, nonconf., poorho., pop., prehist. rem., rectory, Rom. rem., sch., tithes, tithing, turbary, vicarage ho., Chilton Trinity, Chokke, Nic., Christian, Ewan, architect, Church: John Arthur, Petronella May Kathleen, Rog., vicar of Sowy, Clark (or Clack): Eliz., John, Clarke: Edw. (d. 1679), Edw. (d. 1710), Edw. (d. c. 1790), Eliz., see Lottisham Jepp, Mary (d. 1856), Mary, w. of Edw. (d. 1710), see Jepp fam., Clayfield, Mary, see Morgan Cleeve, abbey, Clevedon, Mat. of, Clifton: Gervase, Ld. Clifton, John, Wm., Clopton: Christine, see Crewkerne Ric., Wm., Cnolton, John of, and his s. John, Coalbrookdale (Salop), Cobbe, Alice, Cocker, Mr., Cockerell: John, Luke, clerk, Sam., Coffyn, Jas., Cogan: Eliz., m. Sir Fulk Fitzwaryn, Sir Hugh Courtenay, Eliz., w. of Sir Wm., m. Sir Rob. Harington, John de (d. 1278), John de (d. 1302), John (d. 1382), Ric., Ric., vicar of Othery, Thos., Sir Wm., Cok (Coke, Tok): Alemandina, see Greinton Rog. le, Wal. le, Wm., Colchester (Essex), Coleridge, S. T., Colles, Alex., Collibear, Jas., builder, Collier, Geo., rector of Nunney and vicar of Shapwick, Collins, Eliz., Colmer, John, vicar of Othery, Colthurst Symons, Colton, Wm., Columbers: Eleanor, see FitzMartin Hen. de, John (d. 1306), Maud, see Chandos Phil. (I) de, Phil. (II) de, Phil. (III) de, Phil. (IV) de, Phil. (V) de, Phil. (VI), fam., Combe, Ric. of, Comer, Jas., commodities imported: coal, grain, timber, Compton Dundon, barony, Compton, Dundon, man., and see Dundon super Polden Compton Pauncefoot, Compton, Eliz., see Spencer Compton: Sir Hen., Peter, Werburga, see Brereton Sir Wm., Wm., Ld. Compton, earl of Northampton, Congregationalists, and see Independents consolidation: Coot, Wm., Cornwall, rebels from in and see Week St. Mary Cossington: Adam of, Ansketill of, Geof. of, Cossington, agric., archit., brotherhood, char., ch., fms., fields, glebe, green, incl., inns, light, local govt., man., man. ho., mills, nonconf., par. ho., poorho., pound, quarries, rector, rector, see Blithman; Broderip; Durston; Hobbs, Chas. and Thos.; Malet rectory, rectory ho., Rom. rem., sch., tithes, tithing, turbary, Cote, see Huntspill Cothelstone (Coveston), Geof. of, see Stawell Cottam, A. B., architect, n Courcelles, Rog. de, Courtenay: Edw., earl of Devon, Eliz., see Cogan Francis, Hen., Hen., marq. of Exeter, Sir Hugh, Sir Humph., and his w. Joan, Peter, Thos., earl of Devon (d. 1458), Thos., earl of Devon (d. 1461), Sir Wm., courts: assizes, baron, county, fair pleas, halimote, hundred, leets, manor, three-weekly, tourns, water, and see jurisdictions Coventry, Wal., Coveston see Cothelstone Coxe, John Hippisley, and his s. Hen., Crandon, see Bawdrip Crane, Geo., Cranfield: Anne, see Bourchier, Jas., earl of Middlesex, Lionel, earl of Middlesex, Rachel, see Bourchier Cras, Ralph and Geof., Creech St. Michael, man., Cretyng, Wal., rector of Huntspill, Crewkerne: Christine, w. of John, m. Ric. Clopton, John (fl. late 14th cent.), John (fl. 1412), John (fl. 1577), Crifte, fam., Cripps: Eliz., John, Crook, see Bridgwater Croom, Wm., vicar of Westonzoyland, crops (less usual): artificial grass, blackberries, cabbages, carrots, clover, flax, French grass, garden beans, garlic, hemp, hops, leeks, and n mangolds, nuts, onions, oranges, pears, rape, reeds, roots, rye, saffron, teazles, turnips, vetches, withies (osiers), Crouche, Wm., Crowcombe, rector, Croyde, Ric., Curry, North, fair, Curry Mallet, Curry Rivel, and n Cutley, see Middlezoy Dacus, Wm. n dairying, Dampier: Edw., architect, Revd. John, Dartasso, Janico, Davis: Edw., bellfounder, Geo., bellfounder, Davy, Thos., Dawbin: Jas., fam., Dawe: Hill (d. 1820), Hill (d. 1851), Revd. Hill, Wm., Dean, Jas., decoy, and see fowling demesne farming and leasing, Devereux, John, Devon, see Bampton; Braunton; Calverleigh; Exeter; St. Giles-in- the-Wood; Templeton; Tiverton Dibble, Thos., Dickinson, fam., Digby, fam., Dingley, Wm., Doble, John, Dodd, Jane, Dodgson, Chas. Lutwidge (Lewis Carroll), n Dodington: Eliz., see Bull Geo., Rog., Thos., Revd. Thos. Marriott, fam., Dodington, Dollen, John, Dorset, see Sherborne; Thornford Dory, Betty, m. Ben. Greenhill, Douai (or Bampton), Wal. of, Down, Edwin, architect, Downend (in Puriton), borough, burgages, castle, chapel, inns., quarrying, tithing, Droxford: John, Thos., Drue, John, Drurie, Anne, Dublin, archbp. of, Duck: Dr. Art., Martha, Ric., Dudley, Rob., earl of Leicester, Dunball (in Puriton), brickworks, clyce, common, inns, island, theatre, wharf, Dundon super Polden, man., and see Compton Dundon Durham, dean, see Lake Durleigh, East Chilton, man., Durling, Thos., Durston: John, John, rector of Cossington, Thos. (fl. 1600), Thos. (fl. mid 17th cent.), Capt. Thos., Durston, Buckland priory, Dyer: And., Sir Edw., Edw., (neph. of Sir Edw.), Frances, w. of Sir Thos., Francis, John, rector of High Ham, Sir Thos., Eadred, n Eastt, John, goldsmith, Edgar, king, Edington: Geof. of, and his s. Wm., Gilb. (or Gibon) of (d. by 1331), Gilb. of (d. 1361), Oliver of, Rob. of (Rob. s. of Wm.), Sir Rob. of, Thos. of, Edington, agric., archit., Burtle, q.v. chapel, chapelry, char., ch., cts., fair, fms., fields, friendly soc., glebe, Ho., inns., local govt., man., man. ho., mills, nonconf., poorho., pop., pound, prehist. rem., quarry, Rom. rem., sch., tithes, turbary, vicar, see Elwell vicarage ho., Edith, queen, Edulf, Ric. s. of, see Richard Edwards: E. Hen., architect, Wm., Egerton, Sir Thos., Ld. Ellesmere, Vct. Brackley, Ellison, Noel, rector of Huntspill, Elrington, Edw., Elwell, Dr. Simeon, vicar of Edington, emigration, Enmore, Epaignes: Alf. d', Isabel, Erbury: Ant., vicar of Westonzoyland, Ant., younger, vicar of Westonzoyland, Essex, see Boxwell Eton (Bucks.), college, Evered, John, Ewens, John, Ewyas, Rob. de, Exclusive Brethren, and see Open Brethren Exeter (Devon), Exton, Eyre: Adam le, and his w. Marg., Joan, m. John Brent, Wm. le, Fairesway: Hen. of, Wm. of, Fairfax, Sir Thos., fairs, Fardeyn, Peter, and his w. Alice, Feilding: Basil, earl of Denbigh, Eliz., see Bourchier Ferny, see Westonzoyland Ferrey, Ben., architect, Fichet: Hugh, Isabel, m. Rob. Hill, Sir Thos., and his w. Ricarda, Thos., Fiddington, Field: Anne Ruscombe, Ric., fam., Finch: Cath, see Moyle Charlotte, see Seymour Heneage, earl of Aylesford, Sir Thos., fish: eels, salmon, fisheries, FitzBernard, Wm., FitzGeldewin, Savaric, bp. of Bath and Glastonbury, FitzJames: Joan, see Malet John, the elder, FitzMartin: Eleanor, m. Phil. (VI) de Columbers, Joan, m. Nic. Audley, Nic., Rob., Wm. (I), Wm. (II), Wm. (III), Wm. (IV), FitzWalter: Geva, see Burcy Wm., Fitzwaryn: Eliz., m. Sir Ric. Hankeford, Eliz., see Cogan Fulk (d. 1407), Fulk (d. 1420), Sir Fulk, Fivehead, Cathanger, Flanders, Rog. of, and his w. Clarice, flooding, Floyer (Floar): Ant., Chas., John (d. 1632), John (d. 1656-7), John (d. 1726), John (d. 1727), Martin, Wm., Foliano, Boniface de, rector of Greinton, Ford, Adam of, Ford, see Bawdrip Forster, Ant., Fortescue: Chichester Parkinson-, Ld. Carlingford, Hugh, John, Forz: Cecily, m. John de Beauchamp, Wm. de, and see Vivonia Foster and Wood, architects, Fountayne, Wm., fowling, and see decoy Fox, Geo., fraternity, and see brotherhood Free Methodist Church, Frome, Nic., abbot of Glastonbury, Fromund, Geof., abbot of Glastonbury, Fry: Dorothy, see Higon Eliz., m. John King, John (fl. 1505), John (d. 1716), Nic., Rob., Sampson le, and his father Wal., Wm. (fl. 1564), Wm. (d. 1608), Wm. (d. 1672), Fuller, Bostock, G., D., goldsmith, Galton: Francis, John, Sam. (d. 1799), Sam. (d. 1832), Sam. Tertius, fam., Garrett Hen., Gatchell: Hen., Mr., Geldeston (Norf.), Gentil, Reynold le, Geoffrey, John, s. of, see John the clerk, rector of Sowy, Gerard the ditcher (or trencher), Giffard, Wal., bp. of Bath and Wells, Gilbert (Gylbard): Eleanor, m. Ric. Gilbert, John Davy, Gilb., Isabel, Joan, m. Rog. Pym., John (fl. mid. 14th cent.), Gilbert (Gylbard) (cont.) John (fl. late 14th cent.), and his w. Joan, John (fl. 15th cent.), John, and his w. Marg. and s. Ric., Ric., and see Waleys gild, and see brotherhood; fraternity Giles: C. E., architect, n, Wm., Gillo, Rob., n glass painter, see Bell; Hardman; Holland; Kempe; Ward and Hughes Glasse: Alex, John, Sarah, see Burton Glastonbury: abbey, q.v. abbot, q.v. almsho., archdy., Edgarley, Methodist circuit, Old Pump Room, Sharpham, vineyard, Glastonbury, abbey: almoner, auditor, cellarer, chamberlain, ch. belonging to, cook, estates held of, exchanged land, fabric, granary, hereditary porter, lamp in, land acquired, land held of, land lost, land owned by, monk, see Merke precentor, prior, resumed land, sacrist, sacristy, sheepflock sent to, steward, supplies sent to, tithes acquired, Glastonbury, abbot, and see Amesbury; Bere; Blois, Frome; Fromund; Monington; Selwood; Taunton; Winchester Gloucestershire, see Tewkesbury Goathurst, man., Goda, Alwin s. of, see Alwin Godescal, Godfrey: And., Mary, Ric., Rob., Wal. (fl. 1497), Wal. (fl. 1621), Wm. (fl. 1641), Wm. (fl. 1713), Godney, see Meare Godwin: Francis, vicar of Westonzoyland, Jos., the elder, Jos., the younger, Thos., bp. of Bath and Wells, Goldcliff (Mon. now Gwent), priory, goldsmiths, see A., D.; C., R.; Eastt; G., D.; Gurney; H., I.; H., T.; Hamlet; Mason; P., I.; R., T.; S., I.; S., R.; Tweedie; White Good: Widow, fam., Gooding (Gooden, Goodyng): Hen., Wm., Goodman, Phil, vicar of Puriton, Gorges, Sir Edm., Goring, George, Ld. Goring, Gould: Eliz., see Strangways Ric., Susanna, see Maundrell Thos., Wm., Gouvis: Mic. le (the father), Mic. le (the son), fam., Grace Dieu (Mon.), monk of, Graham: Geo. Templer, Sarah, Granado, Bernardine, Granger, Thos., green, Greenhill: Ben. (d. 1817), Ben. (d. 1884), Ben. Cuff, Ben. Cuff Dover, Betty, see Dory Christ. Ben., Christophe Wm. Moore, Grace, m,. Edm. Broderip, Wm. Moore, Greinton: Alemandina, m. Wal. le Cok (Tok), Eve, m. Hugh Trivet, Eve, see Middlezoy; Sowy Hugh of (fl. 1189), Hugh of (fl. early 12th cent.), Joan of, see Langstock Greinton, agric., archit., char., ch., ch. ho., cts., curate, fms., fields, glebe, incl., inn., local govt., man., man. ho., mills, nonconf., Nythe (Thorni), poorho., pop., quarrying, rector, and see Bruce; Bysse; Foliano; Hyne rectory ho., Rom. rem., sch., tithes, trade and ind., Grene, John, vicar of Puriton, Grenville: Anna, see Brydges Jas., Jas., Ld. Glastonbury, Ric., duke of Buckingham and Chandos (d. 1839), Ric., duke of Buckingham and Chandos (d. 1861), Gresham: Edw., Sir John, Martha, m. Edm. Hoskins, Sir Thos., Grey: Cecily, see Bonville Dorothy, see Bourchier Hen., duke of Suffolk, Hen., earl of Stamford, Hen., Ld. Grey of Groby, Sir John, Thos., earl of Stamford, Thos., marq. of Dorset (d. 1501), Thos., marq. of Dorset (d. 1530), Greylake, see Middlezoy Griffin: Joan, see Newton Sir Thos., Grobham, Sir Ric., Gropholz, -, architect, Grove, Jas., Grove, see Othery Growe, Phil., Gurney &Co., goldsmiths, H., I., goldsmith, H., T., goldsmith, Hackness, see Huntspill Hales: Eliz., Sir Phil., Sir Thos. (d. 1748), Sir Thos. (d. 1762), Sir Thos. Pym, fam., Hall, Hen., architect, n Halley, Jerome, Halliday, Wm., carver, Halswell: Revd. Hugh, Nic., Ham (Hamland), see Westonzoyland Ham, High, Abraham tithing, agric., archit., Barnard (Bernard), tithing, Beer q.v. brotherhood, char., ch., ch. ho., cts., fms., fields, friendly soc., glebe, green, Ham hund., Ham, Low, q.v. Henley, q.v. incl., ind., inns, lights, local govt., man., man. ho., mills, moorland, Morton, nonconf., n Paradise, Picts (Picks) Hill, poorho., pop., pound, rector, and see Andre; Dyer; Kingman; Knight; Kyrkby; Lyhert; Merke; Morgan; Nykke; Osmonton; Randall; Schaell; Shaw; Sudbury rectory, rectory ho., Rom. cath., Rom. rem., sch., tithes, tithings, trades and crafts, vicarage, woodland, workho., Ham, Low (Netherham, Nether Ham, in High Ham), archit., chapel, cts., man., man. ho. nonconf., sch., tithing, Hamblin, John, n Hamlet, T., goldsmith, Hampshire, see Avington; Tytherley, East Hampton Court, honor, Hampton: Alice, w. of Wm., see Catcott Eliz., da. of Phil., m. Wm. Viel, Joan, m. - Newton and Edm. Gorges, Lucy, Phil., and his w. Alice, Wm., Hankeford: Eliz., da. of Sir Ric., Eliz., w. of Sir Ric., see Fitzwaryn Sir Ric., Thomasia, m. Wm. Bourchier, Ld. Fitzwaryn, Harding, Wm., chaplain or vicar of Sowy, Hardman, John, glass painter, Harington: Eliz., m. Wm. Ld. Bonville (d.1460), Eliz., w. of Sir Wm. Cogan, see Cogan John, Ld. Harington, Sir Rob., Ld. Harington, Wm., Ld. Harington, Harley, Mary, Harris: John (fl. 1541), John (fl. 1614), John (fl. 1690), John, and his w. Joan (fl. 1598), Nic., Hart, Mrs., Harvey, fam., Hassell, Jane, m. John Johnson, Hatton, Wm., Hawker: Ann, Eliz. w. of Wm., see Welman Eliz., da. of Wm., Mary, Wm., Hawkins: Ben., Eliz., m. Simon Welman, Jane, Mary, m. Thos. Welman (d. 1757), Thos., vicar of Woolavington, Haye: Ric. de la, Wm. de la, Haynes, Jas., and his w. Alice, Headfort, marq. of, Helpe, see Merke Henbury (Hembry), Phil., Henley: And., Sir And. (d. c. 1675), Sir And. (fl. 1687), Rob., Sir Rob., Henley (in High Ham), nonconf., Henniker: Aldborough, John Granville, Sir Augustus, Sir Brydges Trecothic, Sir Fred., Sir John, Ld. Henniker, Sir Rob. John Aldborough, fam., and see Major Henry I, Henry II, Henry VII, Herbert son of Matthew, Hereford, bp. of, heriots, hermitage, Hext: Denise, Eliz., m Sir Ralph Killigrew, Sir John Stawell, Geo., n Sir Edw., fam., Hey,Thos., bellfounder, Heywood: Marg. Marion, Mrs. M., Hickley, Adm. V., Higgs, Mary, Highbridge (in Burnham and Huntspill), bridge, ind., inn., mkt., nonconf., port, sch., South, tourn, urban dist., wharf, Higon (Hugyn, Hygon): Dorothy, m. John Fry, Grace, m. - Wodshawe, Hen, John (fl. 1404), John (s. of John fl. 1404) and his son John, Hilcumbe, Simon of, Hill: Cecily, w. of John, m. 2 Sir Thos. Keriell, Edm., Eliz., Isabel, see Fichet John, Rob., Hillary: Marq., see Audley Rog., Hippisley, Edwin, architect, n Hobbs: Chas., rector of Cossington, vicar of Shapwick, Thos., rector of Cossington, vicar of Shapwick, Hoby: Eliz., see Paulet Giles, Hockmore, fam., Hodges: John, and his w. Eliz., Sherrington, Hody: Adam, John, vic. of Woolavington, Sir John, Wm., Wm., vicar of Woolavington, fam., Holbroke, Ric., Hole: Jane, Rob., Holford, Holland, -, glass painter of Warwick, Holloway, Ben., surveyor, Holman, Phil., Holt, Thos., vicar of Westonzoyland, Holton, Hood: Alex. Peregrine Fuller-Acland-, Ld. St. Audries, Frances, m. J. S. Broderip, Thos., Tom, Hoskins: Edm. Martha, see Gresham Houlder, Joan, House, fam., How: Thos., rector of Huntspill, fam., Howard: Cath., queen, F. E., architect, Howe: F. R., John (d. 1574), John (d. 1591), John (fl. 1611), Thos., Wm., Hugyn, see Higon Huish, see Burnham Huish Episcopi, sch., Wagg, Wearne, Humphrey son of Michael, see Michell Huntspill (Hunespulle), agric., Alstone, q.v. archit., Bason Bridge, Catherine St., chapel, chaplain, char., ch., ch. ho., Cote, cts., curate, and see Tuthill Dunball, island, East Huntspill, see Huntspill, East fair, Fenning Island, fields, gild, glebe, Hackness, Highbridge, q.v. hund., see Huntspill and Puriton hund. Huntspill All Saints, Huntspill, West, incl., ind. and commerce, inns, local govt., man., man. ho., mkt., mills, nonconf., poorho., pop., pound, prehist. rem., rector, and see Arundel; Carent; Ellison; How; Lake; Leigh; Lonsdale; Sanford; Ormerod; Tripp, John; Waleys; Wall rectory, rectory ho., riot, River, Rom. rem., Rushurst, Rushurst, tithing, sch., sea and river trade, sea defences, Swell, tithing, tithes, tithings, wharf., Withy, tithing, Yeo, tithing, Huntspill, East (in Huntspill), char., ch., glebe, inns, sch., vicar, vicarage ho., Huntspill and Puriton, hund., Hurd, Wm., Hurdacre: John (fl. 1577), John (fl. 1637), Sam., Wm., Hurman, John, Huse: Ralph, Reg. (fl. 1343), Wm., Hussey, Thos., Hygon, see Higon Hyne, John, rector of Greinton, Hywisc, see Shapwick Ilminster, chantry, inclosure: arable, moor, Independents, and see Congregationalists Indracht, St., Ine, king, intercommoning, Ireland, illegal imports from, Isaake, Edw., Islington (Mdx.), Jacob: Brig.-Gen. John, Stephen Long, vicar of Woolavington, Wm., Jeanes (Jeane): Eliz., m. Rob. Buncombe, Joan, John (d. 1798), John (fl. 1756), Jos., Thos., fam., Jeffery: Eliz., Jos., Wm., Revd Dr., fam., Jeffries, Thos., bellfounder, Jennings, Jas., Jepp, Mary, m. Edw. Clarke, Jeremy: John, vicar of Moorlinch, Louisa and Mary, Mary, see Rocke fam., John son of Geoffrey, and his s. Wm., Johnson: Jane, see Hassell (later Kemeys-Tynte), John, Jones: Ric., Thos., and his s. Thos., Wm., Jordan, Wm. s. of, see William jurisdiction: assize of ale, assize of bread, benefit of carriages, chace, cucking stool, felon's goods, frankpledge, free manor, free warren, gallows, ordeal pit, pillory, pleas vee de naam, Quarter Sessions, stocks, strays, tumbrel, waifs, warren, Keirl, Frank, Kekewich: Sam. (d. 1822), Sam. (d. 1873), Trehawke, Wm., Kelly, John de, Kempe: C. E., glazier, Thos., Kent, John and Margery of, n Kent, parishes in, Keriell: Cecily, see Hill Sir Thos., Kewer, fam., Keynes, John, Killala, bp. see Viel Killigrew: Eliz., see Hext Sir Ralph, King: Eliz., John, Ld. King, Peter, Ld. King (d. 1754), Peter, Ld. King (d. 1793), Peter, Ld. King (d. 1833), Ric. Meade, Thos., Ld. King, W. O. Meade, Wm., Wm., Ld. King, Wm., Ld. King, earl of Lovelace, Sir Wm. Meade, fam., Kingman, Rob., Kingsbury East, hund., Kingswear, see Middlezoy Knapman, Wm., Knight: Rob., Rob., Ld. Luxborough, earl of Catherlough, Knowle, see Bawdrip Knowles, Chas., architect, Kunzli, see Baker Kyrkby, John, rector of High Ham., labour services, Lacy, Wm., Lake, Wm. Chas., rector of Huntspill, Lambard, John, landshares, Lane, John, Langacre, see Middlezoy Langland, Sir Nic. of, Langley: Sir Geof. de, Wal. of, Langport, churches, fair, nonconf., poor-law union, rural dist., Langport, Somerton and Castle Cary, turnpike trust, Langstock mill, Ralph of, and his w. Joan of Greinton, Laundy: Cecily, see Trivet Stephen, Lavis, fam., Leicestershire, see Stoughton Leigh: Theophilus, rector of Huntspill, (alias Reynolds), fam., Leighton, Thos., Leuric, lights, endowed, Lilly: Anne, m. Rob. Beck Willy, John, Lilstock, Honibere, Liney, see Westonzoyland Lisun (Lison): Godfrey of, Wm. of, and his s. John, Lisun, fee, Littleton, see Stawell Liverpool, Llandaff, bp. of, Llewellins and James, bellfounders, Lockyer: Joan, m. Ambrose Budd, John, Mary, m. Geo. Raymond, Thos., London, bp of, Fleet prison, Inner Temple, King's coll., St. Anthony's hosp., St. Martin's in the Fields, Long: Jas., Revd. Mr., Lonsdale, Jas., rector of Huntspill, Lottisham: Eliz., m. Edw. Clarke, Hugh, John, Oliver (d. 1616), Oliver (d. 1651), Wm. (d. 1575), Wm. (fl. 1575), Wm. (d. 1635), fam., Loughtebergh, Sir Ric. de, Lovell, Edw., vicar of Shapwick, Lovibond: Geo., Hen., Loxley, hund., Lucy, Jas., Lundy Island, Luscombe, Ric., Luttrell: Alex., and his w. Florence, Sir Jas., Capt. John A. F., Marg., w. of Capt. John, Lutwidge, Chas. Hen., vicar of Othery, and see Dodgson Lydford, East, Lyhert, Wal., rector of High Ham, Lym, Wm. de, Lyng, fam., Lyng, Lynke, Ric., vicar of Woolavington, Mackintosh, David, architect, MacWilliams: Hen., Mary, see Cheke Magor, John, Major, John Henniker-, Ld. Henniker, Malet: Baldwin (fl. 1166; s. of Hugh Fichet), Baldwin (fl. 1312), Baldwin (fl. 1430s), Sir Baldwin (fl. 1259), Sir Baldwin (fl. 1337), Sir Baldwin (d. c. 1416), Eliz., m. John Wilmot, Hugh (d. 1465), Hugh (d. 1540), Joan, w. of Hugh (d. 1465), m. 2 John FitzJames the elder, John (fl. 1284-5), John (fl. 1343), Sir John (d. c. 1288), Sir John (d. 1615), his s. John (d.1644) and his gds. John (d.1656), Mabel, Raymond, Ric., Ric., rector of Cossington, Rob., Thos. (d. 1501), Thos. (d. 1580), Thos. (d. c. 1540), Wm. (d. c. 1216), Wm. (d. c. 1223), Wm. (d. 1510), and his w. Alice, fam., Mallacke, fam., Mander, Rog., master of Balliol coll., Mandeville, Rog. de, Manners, G. P., architect, Mansel, Phil., manufactures: agricultural machinery, animal feed, brick, cement, dairying equipment, draining pipes, hurdles, lime, manure, munitions, pet foods, plasterboard, pottery, precast concrete, rocket propellant, rubber, salt, and see mining scouring bricks, tiles, washing machines, woad ash, manumission, Mark, markets, Markham, Thos., Marrais, see Week St. Mary Marsh: Geof. (fl. 1166), Geof., justiciar of Ireland, Herbert, John, Jordan (fl. 1140s), Jordan (d. 1234), Sir Stephen, and his w. Lucy, Wm. (fl. 1200), Wm. (d. 1284), fam., Martin: Thos., fam., Martock, Stapleton, Mason, Thos, goldsmith, Matthew, Herb. s. of, see Herbert Maundrell: Susanna, m. Ric. Gould, fam., May, Thos., and his fa. Ric., Mayne, Ric., Meaker: Eliz., Ric., Meare, fishery, Godney, Pool, Meath, bp. of, Melles, Rog., Melliar: Jas., John, Rob., fam., Merke (alias Helpe), John, rector of High Ham, Methodists, and see Bible Christians; Free; Primitive; United Methodists; Wesleyan Methuen: Ant., Fred. Hen. Paul, Gertrude, see Moore Paul, Paul, Ld. Methuen, Paul Cobb, Thos., Wm., Michell (Michel): Sir Bart., Humph., and his w. Amice, John, Reynold, Ric., Simon, Thos. (d. 1503), Thos. (d. 1539), Tristram, Wal., Wm. (fl. 1487), Wm. (fl. 1614), Middleney, Ralph de, Middlesex, see Islington; Twickenham; Westminster Middleton: Maud, Rob. of, Wm., Middlezoy: Adam of, Constance, Eve of, Joan of, m. Hugh le Rous, Rob. of, Thos. of, Middlezoy, agric., airfield, archit., chaplain, char., ch., ch. ho., cts., curate, Cutley, fms., field, fraternity, friendly soc., glebe, Greylake, Greylake Fosse, incl., inns, Kingswear, Langacre, local govt., man., man. ho., mills, Moorland q.v. nonconf., poorho., pound, prehist. rem., revel, Rom. rem., sch., Smallmoor, Thorngrove q.v. tithes, tithing, vicar, and see Rawlins, Paul and Wal.; Richards vicarage ho., woodland, Mildmay: Edith, see Phelips Sir Hen. Paulet St. John- and his w. Jane, Capt. Hervey Geo., Paulet Hen., Paulet St. John-, fam., Miles, Ric., mills (unspecified), cider, horse, steam, water, wind, Milverton, mining: alabaster, coal, salt, Mogg, Jas., Monington, Wal., abbot of Glastonbury, Monkton, West, Monmouth, duke of, rebellion, see war Monmouthshire, see Goldcliff; Grace Dieu Montacute: prior, priory, Montagu: John, earl of Salisbury, Simon de, Thos., earl of Salisbury, Wm. de (fl. 1235), Wm. de, earl of Salisbury (d. 1344), Wm. de, earl of Salisbury (d. 1397), Montgomery: Basil Templer Graham-, Sir Graham Graham-, Jas. Geo. Hen. Graham-, Moore: Eliz., Francis (fl. 1574), Francis (fl. 1669), Geo. (fl. 1685), Geo. (fl. early 18th cent.), Gertrude, m. Ant. Methuen, Jas., Sir Jasper, John, Mary, m. -Smith, Rachel, see Watts Thos. (fl. later 16th cent.), Thos. (d. 1623), Thos. (d. 1695), Wm. (fl. 1451), Wm. (d. 1768), and his w., Wm. (d. 1794), fam., Moorland (in Middlezoy and Westonzoyland), nonconf., sch., Moorlinch, agric., archit., char., ch., ch. ho., cts., fairs, fms., fields, glebe, incl., inns, local govt., man., man. ho., mills, nonconf., poorho., pop., prehist. rem., rector, rectory, revel, Rom. rem., sch., tithes, tithing, vicar, and see Butler; Jeremy; Luscombe; Poundfield; Saunders; Soone vicarage ho., Morcelles: Rob. de, Warin de, Morgan: Arabella, Chas., rector of High Ham., Mary, m. - Clayfield, Wm., Morse: John (fl. 1704), John (d. 1857), Morton, Thos. de, Morton, see Ham, High Moryce, Wm., Moyle: Cath., m. Sir Thos. Finch, Sir Thos., Mucheldever: Agnes, see Waleys Rog. de, Muchelney, abbey, Muggleworth, Mr., Mulle, Wal. atte, n Musgrove, Rob. de, Mynterne, Rob., Nattress, Geo., architect, Neath, fam., neif, and see bondmen; manumission; serf Nether Stowey, Newbolt, Wm. Hill, Newcourt: John, Rog., Newport Pagnell (Tickfold, Bucks.), priory, Newton: Hen., Isabel, m. Sir Giles Capel, Isabel, see Cheddar Joan, m. Sir Thos. Griffin, John Sir John (d. 1568), Sir John (d. 1661), Ric., Sir Theodore, Sir Thos. (d. 1519), Sir Thos. (d. 1521), Lady, Newton Forester, see Petherton, North Newton, North, see Petherton, North Noble, Ralph le and his d. Rikilda, nonconformists, see Anabaptists; Baptists; Bible Christians; Congregationalists; Exclusive Brethren; Independents; Methodist Free Church; Open Brethren; Particular Baptists; Presbyterians; Primitive Methodists; Salvation Army; United Methodists; Wesleyan Methodists Norfolk, see Geldeston Northcote, Frances, Norton: John, architect, Wal., Notson (Nolson), fam., Nunney, rector, see Collier Nurton, John, Nykke, Ric., rector of High Ham, Nythe, see Ashcott; Greinton; Othery obits, occupations (less usual): bacon curer, boatman, carver, catering butcher, drovers, glass seller, sack contractor, sausage maker, willow growing, Odburville, Rob. de, Offa, king, Oglander, Sir John, Oliver, Eliz., Open Brethren, Orchard: Christine, m. Phil. Cary, John, Rob., Wm., Ormerod, Oliver, rector of Huntspill, Osbervill: Hugh of, Rob. of, Osmonton, Thos., rector of High Ham, Oswold: Jane, Jas., Othery, agric., archit., Burrowbridge, q.v. char., ch., ch. ho., cts., fms., fields, fishery, glebe, Grove, incl., inns, local govt., man., mills, nonconf., Nythe, Owery, Pathe, poorho., pop., pound, quarries, revel, Rom. rem., schs., Tappingweir, tithes, tithing, Tutyate (Tuttiet), vicar, and see Cogan; Comer; Lutwidge; Shipton vicarage ho., Otterhampton, Owery, see Othery Oxford: All Souls coll., Balliol coll., and see Mander Lincoln coll., Merton coll., Oriel coll., Worcester coll., Wykeham prof. of Logic, see Wall P.,I., goldsmith, Paddock, John, Pagnell: Auda, m. John de Ballon, Fulk (d. c. 1165), Fulk (d. 1208), Julian, see Bampton Wm. (d. 1228), Wm. (d. 1248), Palmer: Eliz., see Verney John and his w. Ann, Nat., Peregrine, Thos., Wm. (fl. late 16th cent.), Wm. (d. 1652), Mr., Paradise, see Ham, High park, Particular Baptists, and see Baptists Pathe, see Othery Patten, Jas., Paul: Hen., W. B., Paulet: Anne, see Brent Eliz., m. Giles Hoby, Thos., Wm., Ld. St. John, Wm., marq. of Winchester, Pawlett, chantry, ch., pill, Stretcholt, vicar, Walpole man., Pedwell (in Ashcott), archit., brewery, chantry, chap., fields, man., mill, nonconf., sch., tithes, woodland, Pennard, West, Penzoy, see Westonzoyland Peratt, Thos., Percy, John and Emme de, Petherick, Wm., n Petherton, North, brickyard, Newton Forester, North Newton, Woolmersdon, Petre: Anne, w. of Sir Wm., John, Nat. Geo., Sir Wm., Phelips: Edith, m. Carew Hervey Mildmay, Sir Edw. (fl. 1608), Sir Edw. (d. 1699), and his w. Edith, Picts (Picks) Hill, see Ham, High Pierce (Pearce): John, fam., Pike (Pyke): Alwin, Eliz., m. 1 - Broughton, 2 - Leigh alias Reynolds, 3 - Stracheleigh, Hugh, John (fl. 1305-19), John (d. by 1382), John (d. 1521), Marg., Ric. (d. by 1305), Ric. (fl. 1356), Sir Ric., Rob., Thos. (fl. 15th cent.), Thos. (d. 1555), Wm., Pilton, park, Piper, Hugh, Pitman, Rob., vicar of Woolavington, Pitminster, Poundisford, Pitney, hund., rector, rectory, Plaice, Thos., Plantaganet, Geo., duke of Clarence, Podimore Milton, Pokeswell: Eleanor, m. John Roynon, Eleanor, w of John, John, Polden (Pendon): ct., fees, hund., man., Poole: Art. Ruscombe, G. S., Gabriel Stone, Ric., Popham: Alex., Francis, Pople (Popple): Humph., fam., Portman: Edw. Berkeley, Sir Hen., Hugh, Sir John, Wm. (fl. 1770), Sir Wm., fam., Pouelt (Pouholt), estate, Poulett, Earl, pound, Poundfield, John, vicar of Moorlinch, Powell (Powle): Sir Edw., Geo., John, vicar of Shapwick, Mary, da. of Sir Wm., m. Sir John Williams, Mary, see Vanlore Thos. (fl. 1557), Thos. (fl. 1669), Sir Wm., Prankard, fam., Presbyterians, Preston, John, vicar of Sowy, Price, Hans, architect, Primitive Methodists, Proctor, Hen., produce: apples, bulb fibre, butter, cheese, cider, faggots, firelighters, honey, ice cream. malt, peat dust, peat mould, spars, stretchers, turf, wax, Prowse, Chas., Pulsford: Lucas, and his w. Jane, fam., Purdue: Geo., bellfounder, R., bellfounder, Thos., bellfounder, Wm., bellfounder, Puriton (Piriton), and n, agric., archit., borough, char., ch., ch. ho., cts., Downend, q.v. Dunball, q.v. fms., fields, fishery, glebe, green, hund., incl., inns, local govt., man., man. ho., mills, nonconf., ordnance factory, poorho., prehist. rem., Puriton and Crandon, rectory, rectory ho., Rom. rem., sch., tithes, tithing, vicar, and see Burney; Goodman; Grace Dieu; Grene; Puriton, vicar, Rowland vicarage, vicarage ho., Pyke, see Pike Pym: Alex. (d. 1505), Alex. (d. 1585), Eliz., m. 1 Alex. Pym (d. 1505), 2 Ant. Willoughby, Mary, m. Sir Thos. Hales (d. 1748), Philippe, m. 1 Alex. Pym (d. 1585), 2 Ant Rouse, Rog., and his w. Joan, Mrs., fam., Pyne, And., Quakers, quarries, and see mining R., T., goldsmith, Radcliffe, Sir. Ric., Rademer, Ralegh, fam., Randall, Matt., rector of High Ham, Rathbone: Benson, Hannah Mary, see Reynolds Jos., Ric., Theodore, Wm., Mrs., see Reynolds Rawlins: Paul, vicar of Middlezoy, Wal., vicar of Middlezoy, Rawlinson, W., Raymond: Geo., Mary, see Lockyer Wm., Reasons, fam., rebellion, see war recreations: ale, archery, bagpipes, bear-baiting, bowls, bull-baiting, butts, card playing, church ale, church hall, cinema, club, cockpit, cricket, cushion dancing, dancers, duck decoy, fair, feast, fives, flower show, football, friendly soc., gaming, gymkhana, Harvest Home, horse racing, hounds, maypole, minstrels, music, parish hall, ploughing, quoits, races, reading room, refreshment rooms, restaurant, revel, rifle range, Robin Hood, shooting match, skittles, sports, tea gardens, tea rooms, tennis, theatre, unlawful games, village hall, volunteers, water-skiing, Women's Institute, wrestling, youth club, recusancy, and see Roman Catholics Reigny, fam., rents and payments: aid, chevage, church scot, common fines, cranes, customary gift, de dono, ducks, eels, eggs, essoign pence, gavel, geese, n hearth penny (hertpeny), hens, n, heriots, holy loaf, honey, larder, moor penny, oats, n osiers, Peter's Pence, pigeons, n post and sine or common fine, post money, poultry, rack, salt, teazles, tithing silver, tolcester, turkeys, n vineyard, wheat, n, Revel, fam., Reynold, Reynolds: Hannah Mary, m. Wm. Rathbone, Ric., Wm., fam., Rhodes: Ambrose, Ambrose And., Sarah, see Andrew Richard son of Edulf, Richard, Adam s. of, see Adam Richards: John, vicar of Middlezoy, Wm., Richmond, ctss. of, Ridel: Jordan, and his s. Jordan, Rob., Sir Wm., Riggs: Cath., see Webb Thos. Medlycott, Ringoldsway, hund., and n, roads: herpath, motorway, trackways, turnpikes, Robert son of William, see Edington, Rob. of Rocke, Mary, m. Jas. Jeremy, Rocket, Caleb, vicar of Westonzoyland, Roger, Hen., vicar of Sowy, Rogers: Albert, Edw., Wm., Rolle (Rolles): Chris., Denys, Sir Francis (d. 1686), Francis (d. 1709), Sir Hen. (d. 1656), Hen. (d. c. 1692), John (fl. 1629), John (d. 1727), Sir John (d. 1706), John (d. 1730), John (later Walter), Sir Sam. (d. 1647), Sam. (d. 1729), Roman Catholicism, and see recusants Rome, St. Peter's ch., Romsey: Sir Wal. (d. by 1344), Sir Wal. (d. 1403), Thos., Roulfus, Rouse (Rous): Sir Ant., Hugh le, Joan, see Middlezoy John le, Sibyl, m. Nic. of Sowy, Philippe, see Pym Thos., Rowland, Wm. Creek, vicar of Puriton, Roynon: Eleanor, see Pokeswell John, Rudhall, Abr., bellfounder, Rushurst, see Huntspill Ruston, fam., n S., I., goldsmith, S., R., goldsmith, Salisbury (Wilts.), bellfoundry, Salvation Army, Sampson, chaplain of Ashcott, Samuel, John, Sancta Barbara, Ralph de, Sancta Susanna, Hubert de, Sandys, Wm., Ld. Sandys, Sanford: John, Jos., rector of Huntspill, Wm., Sapcote, John, Sara, Lady, Saunders: Geo., vicar of Moorlinch, Jas., Maria, Simon, fam., Say, Sir Wm., and his w. Genevieve, Schaell, Adrian, rector of High Ham, Scott, Sir Geo. Gilbert, architect, Scoville, Humph. de, Sealey, fam., Sedding, J. D., architect, n, n Sedgemoor: battle, see war dist., Selleck, Jas., Seller, Wm., vicar of Westonzoyland, Selwood, John, abbot of Glastonbury, Semson, Rog., bellfounder, serf, and see bondmen; neif; manumission settlement: after inclosure: deserted, shrunken, Seymour: Algernon, duke of Somerset, Charlotte, m. Heneage Finch, earl of Aylesford, Chas., duke of Somerset, Chas., Ld. Seymour, Edw., duke of Somerset, Edw., earl of Hertford, Francis, duke of Somerset, Francis, Ld. Seymour, Hen., and his w. Eliz., Mary, Shallet, Jos., clerk, Shapwick: Reynold of (fl. early 13th cent.), Reynold of (fl. late 13th cent.), Sir Reynold of, Sir Wal. of, Wal. of (fl. late 12th cent.), Shapwick, archit., char., ch., ch. ho., cts., cults, curate of, estate, fms., fields, friendly soc. glebe, holy well, Ho., Hywisc, n inns, local govt., lordship, man., man. ho., mill, nonconf., park, poorho., pop., prehist. rem., quarry, rectory, rectory ho., Rom. rem., sch., tithes, tithing, trades and crafts, turbary, vicar, and see Ashcott; Hobbs, Chas. and Thos.; Lovell; Powell vicarage, vicarage ho., Withy, q.v. woodland, Shapwick and Moorlinch, man., Shattock, Hen., Sherborne (Dors.), Sherrin: John, Widow, Shipton, John Noble, vicar of Othery, Shute, Edith, Sidney, Sir Hen., Simpson, Hen., Skinner, Rob., Slade, John, Sloo, see Westonzoyland Smart: John, Mr., Mrs., Smith: Hen., Mary, R. M., Thos. (fl. 1700), Thos. (d. 1772), Smythe: Geo. (fl. 1578), Geo. (fl. 1634), Hugh, Mat., Sir John, Sogge, Alex., and his w. Alice, Somer, fam., Somerset, John, Somerset, duke of, and see Seymour Somerton, almsho., hund., Soone, John, vicar of Moorlinch, Sowy: Eve, m. Hugh of Greinton, Godfrey of, Godfrey of, and his w. Maud, Hen. of, Joan, John of, Nic. of, and his w. Sibyl, Sibyl, see Rouse Wm. of, Sowy (Middlezoy, Othery, Westonzoyland): Westonzoyland: cts., estate, fishery, Sowy (cont.), island, man., n parish, rector, and see Bitton; Geoffrey rectory, vicar, and see Abingdon; Church; Harding; Preston; Roger; Wrech; Yng vicarage, Spaxton, Speke, Sir Thos., Spence Bros., Spencer: Eliz., m. Wm. Ld. Compton, Sir John, Sprawlesmead, see Burtle St. Albyn, Sir John, and his s. Guy, St. Clare: Rob., fam., St. Giles-in-the-Wood (Devon): Beam, Stevenstone, St. Leger: Anne, see Butler Sir Geo., Sir Jas., Sir John, Stafford: Cecily, see Bonville Hen., duke of Buckingham, Hen., earl of Wiltshire, fam., Stawell: Adam of, n Eliz., see Hext Geo., Geof. of (and of Coveston or Cothelstone), Sir Geof. (fl. 1264-5), Sir Geof. (fl. early 14th cent.), Sir Geof. (d. 1361), Hen. of, John (d. 1541), Sir John (d. 1603), Sir John (d. 1604), Sir John (d. 1662), John, Ld. Stawell, Sir Mat., Ralph, Ld. Stawell, Rob. (d. 1506), Rob. (d. 1508), Sir Thos. (d. 1439), fam., Stawell, agric., archit., chapelry, ch., cts., fms., fields, glebe, incl., inns, Littleton, local govt., man., man. ho., mill, nonconf., poorho., pop., quarry, sch., tithes, tithing, trades and crafts, woodland, Stevenstone (Devon), see St. Giles-in-the-Wood stock (selected): bees, donkeys, ducks, geese, n goats, packhorses, peafowl, sheep, swans, turkey, Stogursey, Durborough, Fairfield, Stone: Hector, and his s. Hector, Ric., Uriah, Stoughton (Leics.), Stourton: Edw., Ld. Stourton, Francis, Ld. Stourton, John, Ld. Stourton (d. 1462), John, Ld. Stourton (d. 1485), Sir Wm., Wm., Ld. Stourton (d. 1478), Wm., Ld. Stourton (d. 1534), Wm., Ld. Stourton (d. 1548), Stowey, barony, Stowey, Nether, Stracheleigh, fam., Stradling: John, Wm., fam., Strangways: Eliz., m. Wm. Gould, Eliz., see Bull Helen Sophia Vialls-, see Vialls Hen. (d. 1805), Hen. (d. 1884), Hen. Bull, Hen. Bull Templer, Sophia Georgina, Thos., Mrs., fam., Street, clergy, n Millfield sch., sch., shoe factory, Stretcholt, see Pawlett Strete, Arnulph, and his da. Maud, Stringer: Thos., n Mr., Mr. (another), Stringston, man., Strode: Cath., Eliz., see Brent Hugh, Ric., Sir Ric., Sir Rob., Wm., and his w. Alice, fam., Stuckey, Sam., Sudbury, John, rector of High Ham., Suger, John, Sully: Raymond de (fl. 1233), Raymond de (fl. 1303), Wal. de (fl. 1216), Wal. de (fl. 1284-5), fam., Sutton Mallet (Sutton Abbatis, Veni, Veny, Venus Sutton, agric., archit., chapel, chapelry, ch., ch. ho., ct. ho., cts., fms., fields, glebe, inns, local govt., man., mill, nonconf., poorho., pop., sch., tithes, trades and crafts, Sutton, Long, Swell, see Huntspill Sydenham: Geo., Sir Phil., fam., Symcox (Symcocks): Chris., Thos., Thos., younger, Symes, Thos., Symons: Revd. Ben. Parsons, fam., Tappingweir, see Othery Taunton, John de, abbot of Glastonbury, Taunton, chantry, garrison, Methodist circuit, silver mark, turnpike trust, Taylor: Elias, clerk, John, bellfounder, Sarah, Wm., architect, Telham, see Wedmore Templars, Temple: Anna Eliza, see Brydges Ric., marq. and duke of Buckingham and Chandos, Templer: Geo., Geo. Hen., vicar of Shapwick and rector of Thornford, Mrs., Templeton (Devon), Tewkesbury (Glos.), abbey, Thomas, Ric., Thompson: Charlotte, see Welman Thos., Thornford (Dors.), rector, see Templer Thorngrove (in Middlezoy), park, woodland, Throckmorton: Clement, Sir John, and Kenelm, Francis, Margery, Thyer, fam., Tickenham, Tilden, Phil., architect, Tilley: Ric., Thos. (fl. 1301), Thos. (fl. 17th cent.), Wm., Widow, Tiverton (Devon), fair, Tok see Cok Townsend, Wm. and his w. Eliz., transport: boats, canal, causeway, ferry, Hardingsditch, horse tramway, market path, pack animals, passage, n railway, river, waggons, water, wharf, Tredwell, fam., trees: alder, apple, ash, elm, hazel, maple, oak, thorn, willows, Trethek: Joan, see Brent John, Tripp: John, John, rector of Huntspill, fam., Trivet: Cecily, m. Stephen Laundy, Eve, see Greinton Hugh (fl. early 13th cent.), Hugh (fl. 1288), Jas., Joan, Sir John, Thos. (fl. 1243), Thos. (fl. 1264), Thos. (fl. 1337), Thos. (fl. 1422), Sir Thos., Sir Wm., Trotman, Jocelin, bp. of Bath and Glastonbury, Tuchet: Jas., Ld. Audley (d. 1459), Jas., Ld. Audley (d. 1497), Jas., Ld. Audley (d. 1400), John (fl. 1512), John, Ld. Audley (d. 1490), John, Ld. Audley (fl. 1520), Tucker: Betty, Eliz., John (fl. 1692), John (fl. 1740), John (fl. 1775), fam., turbaries, Turre, Sauvinus de, Tuthill, Ric., curate of Huntspill, Tutyate, see Othery Tuxwell: Peter of, Wm. of, Tweedie, W., goldsmith, Twickenham (Mdx.), Whitton, Tyler, Wm., Tyndale (later Bampfylde), John, Tynte: Sir Chas., Chas. Kemeys Kemeys- (d. 1860), Chas. Kemeys Kemeys- (d. 1882), Chas. Kemeys Kemeys- (d. 1891), Chas. Theodore Halswell, Ld. Wharton, Edw., Sir Halswell (d. 1702), Sir Halswell (d. 1730), Halswell Milborne Kemeys-, Jane Kemeys-, see Hassell John, Sir John, Revd. Sir John, John Kemeys-, see Johnson fam., Tytherley, East (Hants), United Methodists, Vale, Wm., Vanlore: Jacoba, Mary, da. of Sir Peter, Mary, m. Edw. Powell, Peter, Sir Peter, fam., Vassall, Lady, Vaughan: John, Vct. Lisburne, Malet, see Wilmot Veni (Veny, Venus) Sutton, see Sutton Mallet Venn, John, Venour: John le, Sybil, see Blound Wm. le, Vermuyden, Cornelius, Verney: Eliz., m. Wm. Palmer, John (fl. 1405), John (fl. later Middle Ages), John (fl. 1549), Vestey, Sam., Ld. Vestey, Vialls, and see Strangways Helen Sophia, Hen., and see Strangways Viel: Eliz., w. of Wm., see Hampton Ric., vicar of Woolavington, Wm., vineyard, Vivonia, Hugh de, and see Forz Vizard, Mrs., Wainwright, J. W., architect, Waldegrave: Edw., Frances, w. of Geo. Edw., m. Chichester Parkinson-Fortescue, Ld. Carlingford, Geo. Edw., Earl Waldegrave, Jas., John, Wm., Earl Waldegrave, earls, fam., Wales: animals from, buyers from, coal from, exports to, soldier from, Waleys Agnes, m. Rog. de Mucheldever, Gilb. le, Gilb. le, rector of Huntspill, Hugh, and see Gilbert John, Walker: Edw., John, Wall, Hen., rector of Huntspill, Wallis, J., architect, Walpole, see Pawlett Walrond, Hen., Walter son of Reynold, and see Reynold Walter, John, see Rolle Walton: Cath., Eliz., w. of Wm. (fl. 1554), Francis, John, Osmond of, Reynold of, Ric., Thos. (d. 1576), Thos. (d. 1622), Wm. (fl. 1492), Wm. (fl. 1554), fam., Walton, man., rector, Whitley wood, war: Civil, Monmouth rebellion, rebellion of Second World, Ward and Hughes, glaziers, Warmund (Garmund), Warre: Sir Francis, John, Marg., m. John Bampfylde, Ric (d. 1626), Ric. (d. by 1649), Thos. (d. 1617), Thos. (fl. 1664) and his s. Thos., fam., Warry: Bertram Arthur, Geo., n Geo. Deedes, Geo. Taylor, Mary Shafto, Warwick, Warwickshire, see Birmingham; Warwick Wathen: Sir Chas., Marian, m. Montague Blamire Williamson, Watts: Edw., Eliz., w. of Phil. (d. 1611), Jane, John, Nic., and his w. Jane, Phil. (d. 1611), Phil. (d. 1672), Phil. (d. 1737), Rachel, m. Jas. Moore, Rog., Thos., Walthean, fam., Webb: Cath., m. Thos. Medlycott Riggs, Cath., w. of Jas., Jas., John (d. 1672), John (d. 1712), Wedmore, man., Telham, turnpike trust, Week St. Mary (Cornw.), Marrais, Welch (Welsh), fam., Welles, Wm., Wells, archd., see Bitton chancellor, see Holt dean, see Carent dean and chapter, mkt., prebendary, see Abingdon; Rocket; Templer provost, sch., turnpike trust, vicar choral, see Melles Welman: Charlotte, m. Thos. Welman, Thos. Thompson, Chas., Eliz., m. Wm. Hawker, Eliz., see Hawkins Isaac, Mary, see Hawkins Simon, Thos. (d. 1757), Thos. (d. 1829), Mrs., Wesley, John, Wesleyans, n West, Rob., and his da. Sarah, Westminster, bpric., Weston-super-Mare, Westonzoyland (Weston Abbatis), agric., airfield, Andersea, q.v. archit., Bussex, chapel, char., ch., ch. ho., cts., fair, fms., Ferny, field, fishery, friendly soc., glebe, grange, Hamland (Ham), incl., inns, Liney, local govt., man., man. ho., mkt., mills, Moorland, n nonconf., n Penzoy, poorho., pop., pound, prehist. rem., rectory, rectory ho., revel, sch., Sloo, tithes, tithing, trade and ind., vicar, and see Alford; Croom; Erbury; Godwin; Rocket; Seller; Holt; Wolfall vicarage, vicarage ho., Whalley, Thos, Sedgwick, clerk, Wheathill, White, Fuller, goldsmith, Whitechapel, bell foundry, Whitehead, fam., Whiteheare, Adam, Whiteclock, Carleton, Whitefield, John, Whiting: Giffard, Isabel, m. David Basset, John, see Catcott Mary, m. Jocelin de Bathusia, Rog., Thos., Whitley: hund., ct. ho., cts., officers, Whitstone, hund., Whitton, see Twickenham Wilcox, Sam., Wilkinson, Wm., architect, Willes, Edward, bp. of Bath and Wells, William: son of Jordan, son of Wulgar, Williams: Mary, see Powell Sir John, Williamson: Marian, see Wathen Montague Blamire, fam., Willis: Humph., Thos., Williton and Freemanors, hund., Willoughby: Sir Ant., Eliz., see Pym fam., Willy: Anne, see Lilly Rob. Beck, Wilmot: Eliz., see Malet John, earl of Rochester, Malet, m. John Vaughan, Wilson: Ethel Mary, w. of Jas. M. A., Jas. Cox Macro Allen, Wilton, Wiltshire, see Bradford-on-Avon; Salisbury Winchester, Rob. of, abbot of Glastonbury, Winchester, bp. of, Windsor, New (Berks.), dean and canons, St. George's Chapel, Winslade, fam., Winter: Chas., Ric., architect, Witham, prior, see Viel Withy (Inesuuyrth), in Shapwick, cts., glebe. man., Wiveliscombe, John, Wodeshawe: Grace, w. of -, see Higon Thos., Wolfall, Rob., vicar of Westonzoyland, Wood, John, woodland, Woodroffe: Wal., fam., Woolavington: Hen. (fl. 1324), Hen. of (d. 1270-80), Joan, m. Wm. Ayshford, John of, Nic. of, Rob. of, Wm. s. of Ranulph de, and his s. Hen., Woolavington, almsho., archit., chantry, chapels, char., ch., cts., fms., fields, friendly soc., glebe, incl., inns., local govt., man., man. ho., mills, nonconf., poorho., prehist. rem., rector, rectory, rectory ho., Rom. rem., sch., tithes, trade and ind., vicar, and see Hawkins; Hody, John and Wm.; Jacob; Lynke; Pitman; Viel vicarage, vicarage ho., Woolmersdon, see Petherton, North Wootton, Wal., Worcester, bp. of, Worston, see Burnham Wrech, Adam, vicar of Sowy, Wrey: Anne, see Bourchier Sir Bourchier, Sir Chichester, Wroth, Thos., bellfounder, Wrotham: Ric., Wm., Wulfhelm, Wulfmer, Wulgar, Wm. s. of, see William Wyatt, Sir Thos., Wydecombe, fam., Wydemuth, John de, Wyndham, Chas, earl of Egremont, Wynne: Edw., fam., Yeascombe, Rob., Yeo, see Huntspill Yeovil, John of, Yeovil, dist., Yorke, Jas., and his w. Ann,