A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely: Volume 10, Cheveley, Flendish, Staine and Staploe Hundreds (North-Eastern Cambridgeshire). Originally published by Victoria County History, London, 2002.
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abattoirs, see slaughterhouses
Abington, Gt. (Northants):
-, ld.,
accountants,
Adam (fl. 1192-1201), butler of Adolf, abp. of Cologne,
Adam (fl. 1233), master of St. John's Hosp., Camb.,
Adams:
-, Francis,
-, Mary, w. of Wm., see Maynard
-, Wm.,
-, fam.,
Addison, Wm.,
Adestan (fl. 1086),
Adolf, abp. of Cologne,
-, butler, see Adam
Aelfflaed (fl. 1000), w. of Beorthtnoth,
Aelfgar, earl of Mercia (d. c. 1064),
Aelfgar (another, fl. before 990),
Aelfgar the staller (fl. 1066),
Aelfhelm Poga, and his w.,
Aelfnoth (fl. 990s), son of Goding,
Aelfric (fl. c. 975),
Aelfric (fl. c. 985), s. of earl Hereric,
Aelfric (fl. 1066), monk of Ramsey,
Aelfric (fl. 1086) of Snailwell,
Aelfsige (fl. c. 1050) of Landwade, and his w. Leva,
Aelfsige (fl. 1066, ? another),
Aelfwine (d. 980), abbot of Ramsey,
Aelfwine the harper (fl. 1066),
Aelfwold (fl. late 10th cent.),
Aethelric, bp. of Dorchester,
Aethelthryth, see Etheldreda
Aethelwine (d. 992), ealdorman of East Anglia,
Aethelwine (another, fl. 965),
Aethelwold (d. 984), bp. of Winchester,
Aethelwold (another, fl. late 10th cent.),
-,
Affleck:
-, Joan, w. of Gilb.,
-, Col. Gilb.,
-, Kath, w. of Wm., see Daston
-, Revd. Wm.,
-, fam., n,
agisting,
agricultural implement making,
agricultural machinery, and see steam ploughs; threshing machines
agricultural societies,
agricultural unrest, see riots and unrest
agriculture, see agisting; agricultural machinery; agricultural societies; assarting; common; crops, rotation of; demesnes; field drainage; organic husbandry; ploughing matches; poultry farming; sheepfold and sheepwalk; and see for cross references, cattle; crops and produce; dairying; officers
agrochemicals, and see fertilizer making
air crew training,
Air Raid Protection Service,
aircraft manufacture and design,
airfields, civil, see Cambridge airfield; Teversham
airfields (R.A.F.), see Bottisham; Snailwell; Waterbeach; Wilbraham, Lt.
Akaris [Zacharias], sons of, see Hervey; Walter
Alan (d. 1089), ct. of Brittany, ld. of Richmond,
Alan (d. 1093), count of Brittany, ld. of Richmond,
Alan, earl of Richmond (d. 1146),
Alan, vct. of Rohan (fl. 1150),
Alan, vct. of Rohan (fl. 1184),
Alan, vct. of Rohan (fl. 1230),
Alan (d. 1114), son of Flaad,
-, his s., see William; FitzAlan
Alan (fl. 1200-02), Breton count,
Albion printing works, Soham,
ale, see assize of bread and ale
Alençon:
-, Herb. de,
-, his w. Margery,
Aleran (fl. 1086),
-, his s., see Robert the constable
aletasters,
Aleyn, John,
Alfred, King, n
Alice, dau. of earl Waltheof, m. Ralphde Tony (d. c. 1126),
Alington:
-, Cath.,
-, Diana, w. of Wm. (d. 1684),
-, Diana, dau. of Wm. (d. 1684),
-, Eliz., w. of Wm. (d. 1648),
-, Sir Giles (d. 1522),
-, Giles (d. c. 1572),
-, Sir Giles (d. 1586),
-, Sir Giles (d. 1638),
-, Giles, Ld. Alington (d. 1691),
-, Jas.,
-, Joan, w. of Ric., see Cordell
-, Marg. (d. 1598), w. of Rob., m. Thos. Pledger,
-, Marg. (d. 1626), w. of Giles (d. c. 1572), see Spencer
-, Mary, w. of Sir Giles (d. 1522),
-, Ric.,
-, his dau.,
-, Rob.,
-, Wm. (d. 1446),
-, Wm. (d. 1479),
-, Wm., Ld. Alington (d. 1648),
-, his sons,
-, Wm., Ld. Alington (d. 1684),
-, fam.,
-, arms,
Alingtons man., see Bottisham
Alison, Wm.,
Allen, Nic., vicar of Chippenham,
Allix:
-, Chas. (d. 1794),
-, Chas. (d. 1862),
-, Chas. Israel Loraine,
-, Chas. Peter,
-, John Peter (d. 1753), dean of Ely, rector of Chippenham, vicar of Fordham and Swaffham Prior,
-, John Peter (d. 1807),
-, John Peter (d. 1848),
-, his w. and sis.,
-, Mary Diana, m. Reg. Metcalf Hurrell,
-, Sarah, w. of Chas. (d. 1794), see Collier
-, fam.,
-, estate,
Allnutt, C. H., curate of Wicken,
allotments,
almshouses, see Bottisham; Burwell; Cheveley; Cherry Hinton; Ditton, Fen; Fordham; Fulbourn; Isleham; Kirtling; Reach; Soham; Swaffham Bulbeck; Swaffham Prior; Wicken; Wilbraham, Lt.
Alsop, Ric.,
Althowe, Thos.,
Alwin the priest (fl. 1215),
Ambrose:
-, Cole,
-, C. C.,
-, Wm. Cole,
-, fam.,
amercements, tenants',
America, United States of:
-, Air Force (aircraft and servicemen),
-, army general,
-, emigration to,
-, millionaire, see Morgan, J. Pierpont
-, and see Milwaukee; New Brunswick; Philadelphia
Amory:
-, Eleanor, w. of Sir Nic. d', see Zouche
-, Eliz., w. of Roger d', see Clare
-, Sir Nic. d',
-, Roger d',
'Anabaptists', and see Baptists
anchorites and recluses,
Ancient Order of Foresters, see Foresters
Ancient Shepherds, see Shepherds
Anderson, Col. Jack,
Angerhale, in Bottisham, q.v.
Anglesey, in Bottisham:
-, Abbey,
-, bldg., pl.
-, estate,
-, grounds, pl.
-, priory,
-, adv.,
-, bldgs.,
-, canon,
-, estates,
-, prior, and see Reach,
-, Wm.
Anglesey man., see Bottisham; Wilbraham, Lt.
angling, and see fishing
Anglo-Saxon burials and cemeteries,
Anglo-Saxon remains, see Burwell; Cherry Hinton; Chippenham; Ditton, Fen; Fordham; Soham; Swaffham Prior; Wicken; Wilbraham, Lt.
animal feed making,
animal maiming,
Ansty:
-, Cecily, m. - Mellershe,
-, Eliz., m. Wm. Taylard,
-, Geo.,
-, Joan, w. of John (d. 1460), see Street
-, Joan, m. Wm. Alington (d. 1479), Sir John Huddleston
-, John (d. 1455),
-, John (d. 1460),
-, John (d. 1477),
-, John (d. 1501),
-, Lionel,
-, Mary, m. Hen. Langley,
-, Rob. (fl. 1487),
-, Rob. (? more than one, fl. 1506-16),
-, Thos.,
-, fam.,
Antinomians,
antique and art shops,
Antwerp, trade with,
Appleyard:
-, Thos.,
-, fam.,
apprenticeships,
Arber, fam.,
Archer:
-, Isaac, curate of Wicken, vicar of Chippenham,
-, Margery, w. of Ric., see Higford
-, Ric.,
-, Sarah,
-, Thos.,
architects, see Archer, T.A.; Bonomi; Buckler, Chas. Aubin; Buckler, John Chessel; Burn; Cory; Edis; Ely, Reg.; Ferrey; Hanson; Hawkins, Rhode; Lutyens; Newman, Dudley; Noyes, Finch; Noyes, John; Papworth, Chas.; Parvin; Rickman; Rowe; St. Aubyn; Scott, Geo. Gilb.; Sandys, Francis; Sedding; Street, G. E., Walter, Jas.; Wastell; White, Wm.; Wyatt, Jas.; Wyatt, J. D.
Ardleigh (Essex):
-, ld.,
Armagh (Ireland), abp. of, see Margetson
Arminians,
army, property used by,
Arnold, fam.,
Arsic:
-, Geof. (fl. 1166),
-, Geof. (fl. 1213-36),
-, Geof. (fl. 1277-80),
-, Reynold (fl. 1187-97),
-, Reynold (fl. 1242-62),
-, fam.,
arson,
Arundel, earl of, see Howard, Phil.
Ascelin (fl. c. 1150),
Ashley:
Amelia Maud, w. of W. W., see Cassel
Ruth Clarisse Mary, m. Alec
Cunninghan-Reid, E. J.
Gardner, Thos. R. H.
Cholmondeley, Ld. Delemere,
-, Col. W. W., later Ld. Mount Temple,
Ashley cum Silverley,
-, adv.,
-, agric.,
Ashley (village),
Ashley Hall,
-, bdry.,
-, Cannons (Canhams) man.,
-, chap. (Hospitallers'),
-, chaplain,
-, char.,
-, ch.,
-, cts. (manorial),
-, crafts and trades,
-, crofts, arable,
-, curates,
-, dom. archit.,
-, farms,
-, fields,
-, heath,
-, inc.,
-, of common fields,
-, of heath,
-, inns and alehouses,
-, man.,
-, ho.,
-, mills,
-, nonconf.,
-, poor ho.,
-, pop.,
-, origin of,
-, racing activities,
-, recreation ground,
-, rectors,
-, rectory,
-, ho.,
-, roads in,
-, roads to,
-, sch.,
-, school bd.,
-, Silverley, q.v.
-, tithes,
-, village greens,
-, Wood green,
Ashwell (Herts.):
-, resident,
-, asparagus,
-, asphalt making,
Aspland:
-, Jane Eliz.,
-, John,
-, Rob. (fl. 1542),
-, Rob. (fl. 1799), and his s. Rob.,
-, fam.,
assarting,
'Assarts', Ralph 'des',
assault, pleas of,
assize of bread and ale,
Astlyn, Eliz., m. Sir John Bernard, Edm. Mortimer,
atheists,
Athelstan, King,
Athelstan, abbot of Ramsey (d. 1043),
Athelstan 'Chusin' (fl. 970),
Athelstan the priest (fl. mid 10th cent.), and his bro.,
Athelstan the priest (? another, fl. 970),
Athelwald:
-, Maud, w. of Ric., see Bassingbourn
-, Ric.,
Atlas Stone Co.,
Atholl, earls of, see Strabolgi; and see Percy, Hen. (d. 1432)
-, attornies. see lawyers
-, auctioneers,
Audley:
-, Hugh de, earl of Gloucester,
-, Marg., w. of Hugh de, see Clare
-, Marg. de, m. Ralph Stafford, earl of Stafford,
-, Sir Thos., ld. chancellor,
Augmentations, Ct. of:
-, treasurer, see North, Sir Edw.
-, augmentations, parliamentary,
Augustinian (Austin) canons,
Austin Motor Co.,
Australia, emigration to,
Avenel:
-, Joan, w. of John, see Pecche
-, John,
Aves, John,
Aylesford, earls of, see Finch
Aylwin, fam., solicitors,
Ayreminne, Wm., bp. of Norwich,
Ayrshire cattle,
Babraham:
-, ct.,
Bacchus:
-, Edm.,
-, John,
-, Rowland,
-, fam.,
Bacon:
-, Basil,
-, Dorothy, w. of Basil,
-, Dorothy Anne, m. D. A. Cawley,
-, John, sculptor,
-, Sir Nic.,
Badlesmere:
-, Bart.,
-, fam.,
Badlingham, in Chippenham (Cambs.),
-, agric.,
-, ch.,
-, cts. (manorial),
-, dom. archit.,
-, farms,
-, fields,
-, man.
-, ho., n
-, pop.,
-, roads to,
Bailey:
-, Fred.,
-, Thos.,
-, fam.,
-, watchmakers,
Baines, J. J., vicar of Burwell,
Baker, Hen.,
Baldwin:
-, Alice,
-, John (or John s. of Baldwin), (d. by
-, 1275),
-, John (fl. 1315-29),
-, John (another, fl. 1346-61),
-, John (another, fl. 1384-91),
-, Ric.,
-, Rog.,
-, fam., n
Baldwins man., see Swaffham Prior
Ball:
-, Edw. (d. 1865),
-, Edw. (d. 1873),
-, Ric.,
-, Salisbury,
-, T. T.,
-, Wm.,
-, fam., and see FitzBall
Balliol, Alex. de,
Balls, Chas.,
Balsham:
-, Agnes, w. of Ralph of,
-, Hugh, bp. of Ely,
-, Jas. of,
-, Ralph of,
-, Thos. of, see Thomas 'of the Chamber'
Balsham:
-, ct.,
-, rector, see Woodrooffe
-, residents,
Bancroft, Ric., abp. of Canterbury, rector of Teversham,
Banham (Norf.), n
banks and bankers,
Bannockburn (Stirlingshire), battle of,
Bansteads man., see Cheveley; Kirtling; Woodditton
baptisms, public, pl.
Baptists,
-, General,
-, Particular,
-, and see 'Anabaptists'
Baptist Union,
Barbados (W. Indies),
Barclay, A.,
Barclays Bank,
Bardolf:
-, Joan, m. Sir Wm. Phelip, Ld. Bardolf,
-, Ld., see Phelip, Wm. (d. 1441)
-, fam., of Norf.,
bargemen, see watermen
Barker:
-, Benj., and his sons,
-, Eliz., w. of Thos.,
-, Sir John, Bt. (d. 1664),
-, Sir John, Bt. (d. 1696),
-, Sam., vicar of Chippenham,
-, fam., merchants,
Barking abbey (Essex):
-, estates,
Barlee, Haynes,
Barnard:
-, Hen.,
-, Jas.,
-, John,
-, Wm.,
-, and see Bernard
Barnardiston:
-, Arthur (d. 1692),
-, Arthur (d. 1737),
-, Arthur (s. of last, d. after 1738), and his sisters,
-, Nath. (d 1680),
-, Sir Sam., Bt. (d. 1707),
-, Sir Sam., Bt. (d. 1710),
-, Sam. (d. 1725),
-, fam.,
Barnes:
-, Dorothy, w., of Edw. (d. 1615),
-, Edw. (d. 1551),
-, Edw. (d. 1615),
-, Francis,
-, Marg., w. of Edw. (d. 1551), see Bestney
-, Thos.,
-, Wm.,
-, fam., and see Bernes
Barnet, John, bp. of Ely,
Barnwell priory (Cambs.),
-, canons,
-, patronage,
Barrow:
-, Eliz., w. of Wm.,
-, Isaac (d. 1642),
-, Isaac (d. after 1647),
-, Maud of, m. Hamon Passelewe,
-, Maurice,
-, Phil. (d. 1600),
-, Phil. (fl. to 1650),
-, Thos. of,
-, Wm.,
-, fam.,
Barrow (Suff.):
-, manor,
-, rector, see Giffard, Hugh
barrows and earthworks, prehist.,
Barway, in Soham (Cambs.),
-, chap.,
-, clerk,
-, curates,
-, dom. archit.,
-, drainage,
-, farms,
-, fens,
-, field,
-, fisheries,
-, ind.,
-, inns and alehouses,
-, man.,
-, nonconf.,
-, pop.,
-, roads to,
-, sch.,
-, village hall,
basket making,
Basset:
-, Aline, m. 1 Hugh Despenser (d. 1265), 2 Roger Bigod, earl of Norfolk,
-, Phil.,
Bassingbourn:
-, Anne, w. of Sir Ric., m. 2 Rog. Newent,
-, Edm. of,
-, Sir Giles,
-, Humph. of (d. 1298),
-, Sir Humph. (d. 1349),
-, Joan, m. 1 Wm. Bregg, 2 Wal. Reynell,
-, Sir John,
-, Marg., m. Wal. de Colville,
-, Mary, w. of Humph. of (d. 1298), see Thornton
-, Sir Mat. of,
-, Maud, m. Ric. Athelwald,
-, Sir Ric., Rob.,
-, fam., of Wicken,
Bassingbourns man., see Fordham
Bateman, Ralph,
Bates, Edith,
Bath (Som.), visitors,
Bath and Wells, bp. of see Burnell, Rob.
Battle abbey (Suss.),
Bawde, fam.,
Bayeux (Calvados, France), bps. of, see Odo; Vigor
Bayly, Mic.,
Baynard, Rob., and his w. Felise,
Beachamwell (Norf.):
-, resident,
Beacon:
-, Dorothy, w. of John, see Hildersham
-, John,
Beacon (Long) Course,
Beagle (ship), voyage of,
Beamont, fam.,
beating bounds (perambulation), n
Beatrice, dau. of Ralph s. of Olaf, m. Rob. de Lisle (fl. c. 1200),
Beatrice, dau. of Rob. the constable, m. Jordan (d. c. 1200) the chamberlain,
Beatrice, dau. of Wimar the steward, m. Hugh Malebisse,
Beauchamp:
-, Anne, ctss. of Warwick (d. 1449),
-, Anne (d. 1492), m. Ric. Neville, earl
of Warwick,
-, Constance, w. of Ellis de, see Bolbec
-, Ellis de,
-, Florence de,
-, Guy de, earl of Warwick,
-, Hen. de (fl. 1230-50),
-, Hen., duke of Warwick (d. 1446), and his w. Cecily,
-, Joan, Lady Bergavenny,
-, John de (fl. 1260-1302),
-, John de (? another, fl. 1279),
-, John de (another, fl. 1281-1306),
-, Nic. de (d. 1242),
-, Nic. de (d. after 1335),
-, Payn de,
-, Rohese, w. of Payn de, see Vere Ric., earl of Warwick,
-, Rog. de,
-, Thos. de, earl of Warwick (d. 1369),
-, Thos., earl of Warwick (d. 1401), and his w. Marg.,
-, fam., earls of Warwick,
-, fam., of Fulbourn,
Beaufort:
-, Hen., cardinal, bp. of Winchester,
-, Lady Marg.,
Beaufort, duke of, see Somerset
Beaumont:
-, Agnes, w. of Wm. de (d. 1184), see Percy
-, Eliz., w. of John, see Phelip
-, Fanny,
-, Hen., vct. Beaumont,
-, John, vct. Beaumont,
-, Jos., master of Peterhouse, rector of Teversham,
-, Marg., w. of Wm. (d. 1507),
-, Mary,
-, Wm. de, earl of Warwick (d. 1184),
-, Wm., vct. Beaumont (d. 1507),
Beaupré Bell, see Greaves
Bec abbey (Eure, France),
Beckhall man., see Isleham
Beckingham, Ellis of,
Bedale (Yorks. N.R.):
-, ld.,
Bedford:
-, dukes of, see John; Russell
-, earls of, see Russell
Bedford Level,
-, Adventurers,
-, Commissioners,
-, Corporation,
Bedfordshire, see Cardington; Chicksands; Sutton; Warden; Woburn
-,
Belfield Hall (nr. Rochdale, Lancs.),
Belgian Air Force,
Belgians, king of the, see Leopold
Belgium, see Antwerp
Bell:
-, Dr. John, (d. 1591), dean of Ely,
master of Jesus Coll., Camb.
rector of Fulbourn St. Vigor's,
-, arms,
-, John (d. 1892), vicar of Fordham,
bell founders,
bells, signal (gleaning and curfew),
Bendall, fam., solicitors,
Bendish:
-, Anne, m. Sir Wm. Russell (d. 1663),
-, Edm.,
-, John,
-, Thos.,
-, fam.,
Benedictine monks,
Benedictine nuns,
Beningfield, Edw.,
Bennet (Benet):
-, Edw., rector of Cheveley,
-, Jane, m. Jas. Scudamore (d. 1668),
-, Jas. Thos., rector of Cheveley,
-, John (fl. 1407),
-, John (fl. 1471),
-, John (fl. 1524-7),
-, Phil. (d. 1553),
-, Phil. (fl. 1558),
-, fam.,
Benstead (Benstede):
-, Edm. (d. by 1342),
-, Sir Edm. (d. 1438), and his w. Eleanor,
-, Edw.,
-, Guy,
-, Jas.,
-, Joan, w. of Edw.,
-, Sir John (d. 1323),
-, John (d. 1358),
-, John (d. c. 1360),
-, Sir John (d. 1471),
-, Joyce, w. of Wm.,
-, Parnel, w. of Sir John (d. 1323),
-, Wm.,
-, fam.,
Bentinck, Wm. Hen. Cavendish, Cavendish-Scott-, duke of Portland,
Beorthtnoth, ealdorman of Essex (d. 991) his w., see Aelfflaed
Beorthtnoth, abbot of Ely (d. c. 996),
Bergavenny, Lady, see Beauchamp, Joan
Berkeley:
-, Hen., Ld. Berkeley,
-, Maurice, Ld. Berkeley,
-, Thos.,
-, Wm., Ld., later marquess Berkeley,
Berkshire, see Windsor
Bermondsey priory (Surr.),
Bernard (fl. c. 1125),
Bernard:
-, Clarice, w. of Gilb.,
-, Eliz., w. of Sir John (d. 1452), see Astley
-, Ellen, w. of Sir John (d. 1452), see Malory
-, Gilb.,
-, John (fl. 1279),
-, John (fl. 1370-80),
-, M. John (fl. 1375-1430),
-, Sir John (d. 1452),
-, Martin,
-, Marg., w. of Thos., m. Newenam,
-, Marg., m. Thos. Peyton (d. 1484),
-, Rob.,
-, Rog.,
-, Thos.,
-, Wm. (fl. to 1340),
-, Wm. (another, fl. c. 1380),
-, fam., of Isleham,
-, arms, and see Barnard
Bernards, Gt. and Lt. man., see Isleham
Bernes:
-, Edw.,
-, Thos. (fl. 1504),
-, Thos. (another, fl. 1554),
-, fam., and see Barnes
Bertram son of Thomas,
Bessborough, earls of, see Ponsonby
Bestney:
-, Edw.,
-, Joan, m. Simeon Steward (d. 1568),
-, Marg., m. Edw. Barnes (d. 1551),
-, fam.,
Bethell:
-, Anne, w. of Chas., see Sandys
-, Chas.,
Beverlay, Rob.,
Bidwell, fam.,
Bigod:
-, Alice, w. of Rog.,
-, Aline, w. of Rog., see Basset
-, Hugh, earl of Norfolk (d. 1225),
-, Hugh (d. 1265), justiciar,
-, Maud, w. of Hugh (d. 1225), see Marshal
-, Rog., earl of Norfolk and earl marshal,
-, fam., earls of Norfolk,
biochemicals,
Birmingham, ind.,
biscuit making,
Bishop, Geof., vicar of Fulbourn All Sts.,
bishop in partibus,
Black:
-, Sir Alec., Bt.,
-, Hadrian,
Black Death,
Blackerby, Thos.,
Blackway, Wm., rector of Lt. Wilbraham,
Blackwell, fam.,
Bland:
-, Edgar Cooper,
-, Geo.,
-, fam., mkt. gardeners,
Blomefield, Leonard, see Jenyns
Blomfield, Sir Arthur W.,
Blondin, J. F., acrobat,
bloodshed, pleas of,
Blue Circle Ind., cement mfr.,
Blund:
-, Alice le,
-, John le,
boarding schools, see schools
boat building,
boating, and see rowing
boatmen, see watermen
Bocking (Essex), dean of, see Gauden
'Bodingham':
-, Alan of,
-, Eustace of,
-, Gerard of,
-, Martin of,
-, Maud of, m. Hen. s. of Eudes, of
Snailwell,
-, Semele of,
-, Wm. of (fl. 1180),
-, Wm. of (d. 1255),
-, Wm. of (d. by 1279),
Boeing aircraft,
bog oaks (prehist.),
Bohun:
-, Eleanor, m. Thos., duke of
Gloucester,
-, fam., earls of Hereford and Essex,
Bolbec:
-, Constance de, m. Ellis de Beauchamp,
-, Hugh de (fl. 1086),
-, Hugh de (d. c. 1165),
-, Isabel de, m. Aubrey de Vere, earl of Oxford (d. 1214),
-, Isabel de, m. I Hen. de Nonant, Rob. de Vere (d. 1221),
-, Wal. de (fl. to 1140),
-, Wal. de (d. by 1186),
-, fam.,
Boldero, Dr. Edm., rector of Snailwell,
Boleyn:
-, Mary, m. Hen. Carey, Wm. Stafford,
-, Sir Thos., later earl of Wiltshire and
-, Ormond,
Bond, Ric.,
Bon Repos abbey (Cô-du-Nord, France),
Bonomi & Cory, architects, and see Cory
Boon, fam.,
Booth, Phil., rector of Lt. Wilbraham,
Borley:
-, Grace, m. Ric. Stuteville,
-, John (fl. 1383-99),
-, John (another, fl. 1399-1428),
-, Rob.,
-, fam.,
Borough English,
Borton, A. B., vicar of Burwell,
Botetourt:
-, Sir John,
-, Joyce, Lady la Zouche, m. Hugh Burnell, Ld. Burnell,
Bottisham:
-, Cecily, w. of Jos. of, se Upware
-, Jos. of,
-, Wm., archdeacon of Nottingham, rector of Burwell St. Mary's,
Bottisham, n
-, adv.,
-, agric.,
-, airfield (R.A.F.),
-, Alingtons man.,
-, almsho.,
-, Angerhale in,
-, Anglesey, q.v.
-, Anglesey man.,
-, Bendish Ho.,
-, Bottisham Hall,
-, estate,
-, bdry.,
-, bridges,
-, chant.,
-, char.,
-, ch.,
-, fig.
-, clubs and societies,
-, commons,
-, cts. (manorial),
-, crafts and trades,
-, curates,
-, dom. archit.,
-, drainage,
-, droveways (fen),
-, farms,
-, feast,
-, fens,
-, fields,
-, fires, and see pl.
-, fisheries,
-, flooding,
-, guildhall,
-, guilds,
-, heaths,
-, housing estates,
-, inc.:
-, of common fens,
-, of common fields,
-, ind.,
-, inns and alehouses,
-, land in,
-, lock,
-, Lode (hamlet), q.v.
-, Longmeadow in,
-, agric.,
-, moor,
-, mission room,
-, pop.,
-, public ho.,
-, man.,
-, ho.,
-, mkts.,
-, mills,
-, minister,
-, nonconf.,
-, nursing home,
-, officers, man. or par.,
-, Old School Ho.,
-, par. council,
-, pk.,
-, poor relief,
-, poor's fen,
-, pop.,
-, prehist. rem.,
-, rly.,
-, reading room,
-, recreation ground,
-, rectors,
-, rectory,
-, ho.,
-, residents,
-, roads in,
-, roads to,
-, Rom. rem.,
-, sch.,
-, school bd.,
-, sewage works,
-, shops,
-, streams,
-, streets, pl.
-, tithes,
-, Tunbridge man.,
-, Vauxes man.,
-, vestry,
-, vicarage,
-, ho.,
-, vicars,
-, village coll., pl.
-, village green,
-, village hall,
-, woodland,
-, workho.,
Bottisham Lode,
Botyll, Sir Rob., prior of Hospitallers,
Boughey, P. F., vicar of Soham,
bounds, see beating bounds
Bourbon, Juan de, prince of Spain,
Bourchier:
-, Hen., earl of Essex,
-, Isabel, w. of Hen.,
-, Thos., cardinal, abp. of Canterbury,
-, steward, see Wood, Alex.
Bourn (Cambs.), barony of,
Bouzages, Rob. de, and his bro.,
Bowlby, Mrs. D. A.,
Bowle, Edm.,
Bowles:
-, John,
-, Ric.,
-, Thos. (d. after 1556),
-, Thos. (another, fl. 1544-55),
-, fam.,
bowls,
Bowstick, Hen.,
Bowyer:
-, Frank (fl. 1898),
-, Frank (another, fl. 1941),
-, Geo.,
-, Kenneth,
-, Marg., w. of Geo., see Downing
-, Thos.,
-, fam., pl.
Boys:
-, Alice, w. of -, see Olive
-, John,
Brachet, Adam,
Bradenham, Simon of, and his w.,
Bradley, Jas. Foster, rector of Cheveley,
Bradley, Gt. (Suff.),
-, ct.,
Bradley, Lt. (Suff.),
Bradwell, Thos. of,
Bradwell (Essex): ld.,
Braganza, Cath. of, see Catherine
Braintree (Essex),
Brampton:
-, Wm. of (fl. 1302),
-, - (? fl. 13th cent.),
Branch:
-, Hen.,
-, Thos.,
Brand:
-, Thos. (d. 1770),
-, Thos. (d. 1794),
-, Thos., Ld. Dacre (d. 1851),
Brandon:
-, Chas., duke of Suffolk,
-, Marg., w. of Chas., see Neville
Brandon (Essex), land in,
Brandon Ferry (Suff.),
Braybrooke:
-, Reg., rector of Cherry Hinton,
-, Rob., rector of Cherry Hinton,
bread, see assize of bread and ale
bread weighers,
Bream, Giles,
Bregg:
-, Joan, w. of Wm., see Bassingbourn
-, Wm.,
Brewes:
-, Mary de, m. Thos. of Brotherton, earl of Norfolk,
-, Thos.,
brewing and breweries,
Brian, Everard s. of, see Everard
brick and tile making, pl.
-,
Bridge:
-, Berwick, vicar of Cherry Hinton,
-, Wm., rector of Teversham,
Bridgeman, fam.,
Bridgewater, duke of, see Egerton, Francis
Bridport, M. Giles of,
Brigham:
-, John of (d. by 1302),
-, John of (d. 1358),
Brighton (Suss.), visitors,
Brightwell (Suff.),
Brightwell Baldwin (Oxon.):
-, resident,
Brigittine nuns,
Brinkley (Cambs.),
-, bldg. from,
-, land in,
Bristol, merchants of,
B.B.C. (British Broadcasting Corp.),
British Legion,
British Portland Cement Co.,
British Racing Sch.,
British schools, see schools
Brittany:
-, counts of, and see Alan; Conan; Peter; Stephen
-, nobles from,
Broad Green, in Cheveley, q.v.
Brockett:
-, Dorothy, w. of John (d. c. 1525), see Hughson
-, John (d. c. 1525),
-, Sir John (d. 1558),
Brocklebank, John, rector of Teversham and Willingham,
Brocklehurst, Lt.-Col.,
Broughton:
-, A. H. G., Ld. Fairhaven,
-, (Maj.) Hen. Rog., later Ld. Fairhaven,
-, Urban,
-, Urban Huttleston R., Ld. Fairhaven,
Brown (Browne):
-, Sir Ant. (d. 1506),
-, Sir Ant. (d. 1548),
-, Ant., vct. Montagu (d. 1592),
-, Lucy, w. of Sir Ant. (d. 1506), see Neville
-, Rob.,
-, Thos. Wybrow,
Broyer, fam.,
Brun, Wm. le,
Brundell, Rob.,
Bruyn:
-, Joan, w. of Ric., see Rickhill
-, Ric.,
Bryant, Oliver, rector of Kennett,
Buckingham, earls of, see Giffard, Wal.
Buckinghamshire, see Eton; Milton Keynes; Nutley
Buckler:
-, Chas. Aubyn,
-, John Chesse,
Budd, Ric., master of Wingfield coll. (Suff.), rector of Lt. Wilbraham,
builders and building trades,
Bullen:
-, John, rector of Kennett,
-, Thos., rector of Kennett,
Buller:
-, Francis (d. 1678-9),
-, Francis (d. 1682),
-, Jas.,
-, John (d. 1716),
-, John (d. 1793),
-, John (d. 1800),
-, John Francis,
-, Kath., w. of Francis (d. 1682), see Rushout
-, Mary, w. of Francis (d. 1678-9), see Maynard
-, fam.,
bullimong,
Bullock, Wm. Hen., see Hall
Bullough, Sir Geo., Bt.,
Bunbury, fam., Bts.,
Bunt, fam.,
Burdoun:
-, Isabel, w. of John,
-, John,
Bures:
-, And. de,
-, Cecily, w. of And. de, see Chamberlain
Burgate (Suff.):
-, adv.,
-, ch.,
Burgh:
-, Cath., w. of Sir John (d. c. 1392-3),
-, Eliz. de (d. 1363), m. Lionel, duke of Clarence,
-, Eliz. de (d. 1377), ctss. of Ulster, see Clare
-, Eliz. (d. 1424), m. Sir John Ingoldisthorpe,
-, Hubert de, earl of Kent,
-, his w., see Margaret
-, John de (d. 1274),
-, Sir John (d. c. 1302-3),
-, John (d. 1332),
-, Phil. de (d. by 1225),
-, Phil. de (another, d. c. 1230), n
-, Phil. de (d. 1285),
-, Thos. de (d. 1199),
-, Thos. de (d. 1234),
-, Thos. de (d. 1284),
-, Thos. de (d. 1322),
-, Sir Thos. de (d. 1334),
-, Thos. (d. 1411),
-, fam., earls of Ulster, arms,
-, fam., of Burrough Green,
-, arms,
Burgh Hall man., see Swaffham Bulbeck
Burgoyne:
-, Grace, m. Thos. Peyton (d. 1416),
-, John,
-, Thos.,
Burn, Wm.,
Burnell:
-, Hugh, Ld. Burnell,
-, Joyce, w. of Hugh, see Botetourt
-, Maud, m. John Haudlo,
-, Sir Phil.,
-, Rob., bp. of Bath and Wells,
Burrell:
-, Peter Rob. (later Drummond Willoughby), Ld. Willoughby de Eresby,
-, Priscilla, Lady Willoughby de Eresby,
Burrough Green:
-, chant.,
-, man.,
-, rector, see Knight, Sam.
-, rectory,
Burton, John of,
Burwell:
-, Guy of,
-, John of (fl. 1135),
-, John (fl. 1346-50),
Burwell (Cambs.),
-, adv.,
-, St. And.'s,
-, St. Mary's,
-, agric.,
-, almsho.,
-, A.-S. rem.,
-, bdry.,
-, bridges,
Burwell Fen Drainage Commission,
Burwell Lode,
-, cas.,
-, Causeway,
-, cemetery,
-, chap.,
-, chant.,
-, char.,
-, ch.,
-, St. And.'s,
-, St. Mary's, pl.
-, clubs and societies,
-, commons,
-, cts. (manorial),
-, crafts and trades,
-, curates,
-, dom. archit.,
-, pl.
-, drainage,
-, droveways (fen),
-, Dullinghams man.,
-, fair,
-, farms,
-, feast,
-, fens,
-, fields,
-, fires,
-, fisheries,
-, flooding,
-, fortification, see Burwell: cas.
-, guildhall,
-, guilds,
-, heaths,
-, High Town,
-, hotel,
-, housing estates,
-, hythe,
-, inc.:
-, of common fens,
-, of common fields,
-, ind., pl.
-, inns and alehouses,
-, land in,
-, man.,
-, ho.,
-, mkts.,
-, merchant,
-, mills,
-, mission ch.,
-, Monks Lode, see Burwell: New River
-, museum,
-, Newnham in,
-, New River,
-, nonconf., pl.
-, North Street, pl.
-, officers, man. or par.,
-, par. council,
-, poor relief,
-, poor's fen,
-, pop.,
-, prehist. rem.,
-, racing activities,
-, rly.,
-, station,
-, Ramseys man.,
-, reading room,
-, recreation ground,
-, rectors of St. Mary's,
-, rectory:
-, St. And.'s,
-, ho.,
-, St. Mary's,
-, ho., pl.
-, man.,
-, residents,
-, roads in,
-, roads to,
-, Rom. rem.,
-, St. Omers man.,
-, sch.,
-, sewage works,
-, shops,
-, sports centre,
-, Staploe in,
-, streams,
-, streets, and see Burwell: High Town; North Street
-, Tiptofts man.,
-, tithes,
-, town ho.,
-, town lands,
-, trade,
-, Trinity ch.,
-, vestry,
-, wharves,
-, vicarage of St. Mary's,
-, ho.,
-, vicars of St. Mary's,
-, village coll.,
-, village green,
-, village hall,
-, Weirs, the,
-, white brick,
-, workho.,
Burwell Bus Co.,
Bury St. Edmunds (Suff.),
-, abbey,
-, bell founding,
-, bus to,
-, carriage to,
-, craftsmen,
-, distance from,
-, ind.,
-, Moyses Hall mus., n
-, nonc.,
-, rly. to,
-, residents,
-, roads to,
-, trade with,
Busby, Humph., vicar of Fulbourn All Sts.,
bus services, and see Burwell Bus Co.; Cambus; Eastern Counties; Ortona
Bussy, Sir John,
Bustard, Wal.,
Butcher, H. A.,
Bute:
-, marchioness of, see North, Maria
-, marquess of, see Crichton-Stuart
Butler:
-, Edm. le,
-, Heaton, designer,
-, fam., earls of Ormond, see Ormond
butler, Peter the, see Peter
butter,
Buttle, Wm., rector of Cheveley,
Butts:
-, Eyton, rector of Snailwell,
-, Mary, w. of -,
-, Rob., bp. of Ely,
-, Wm., rector of Lt. Wilbraham,
Bye, Wm.,
Byron:
-, Augusta, m. Col. Geo. Leigh,
-, Geo. Gordon, Ld. Byron, poet,
Bytham (Lincs.):
-, ld.,
cabbages,
cabinet making,
Cade, Droard s. of, see Droard
Caen (Calvados, France):
-, St. Stephen's abbey,
Cage:
-, Ant. (d. 1603),
-, Sir Ant. (d. 1668),
-, Dorothy, w. of Ant. (d. 1603), see Rudston
-, Sir John (d. 1628),
-, John (d. c. 1700),
-, Seckford,
-, Thos.,
-, fam.,
Caius College, Camb., see Gonville and Caius
Calamy, Edm., vicar of Swaffham Prior St. Mary's,
Calvinists,
Cam, river,
-, as bdry.,
-, Conservators,
-, ferries,
-, locks on,
-, navigation on,
-, water sports, and see boating; rowing
Cambridge:
-, John of (fl. 1327),
-, (or Warbleton), John (fl. 1434),
-, Thos. of,
-, (or Warbleton), Wm.,
Cambridge,
-, Addenbrooke's hosp.,
-, Austin canons, see Barnwell
-, boro., later city,
-, alderman,
-, bailiff,
-, bdry.,
-, cemetery (in Fen Ditton),
-, council,
-, estates,
-, housing,
-, mayor,
-, parks dept.,
-, wards,
-, waste depot,
-, buses to,
-, carriage to,
-, castle,
-, Chesterton Ho. in,
-, ch.,
-, Gt. St. Mary's,
-, clergy,
-, Evangelical,
-, commuting to and from,
-, Corpus Christi guild,
-, distance from,
-, expansion of,
-, fire brigade,
-, garage and car hire,
-, hosp. of St. John,
-, brethren,
-, masters, and see Adam
-, hotels,
-, ind. or work, to or from,and see Cambridge, professions and
tradesmen
-, M.P.s, see Cotton, Sir John (d. 1752); Hicks, Edw.; Russell, Gerard
-, nonconf., and see Cambridge: Presbyterian classis
-, Northern Bypass,
-, persons from,
-, Presbyterian classis (association),
-, priory of St. Radegund,
-, professions:
-, architects,
-, bankers,
-, lawyers,
-, rly., and see railway lines
-, rly. station,
-, residents, and see Cambridge: professions and trades
-, roads to,and see turnpike roads
-, sales at,
-, sch.,
-, Stourbridge fair,
-, suburbs, see Cambridge: expansion
-, tradesmen,
-, trams,
-, university, see Cambridge university
-, water supply, see Cambridge Univesity and Town Waterworks Co.
-, work, see Cambridge: ind. or work
Cambridge airport (in Cherry Hinton and Teversham),
Cambridge Chamber of Commerce,
Cambridge folk festival,
Cambridge Folk Mus.,
Cambridge Higher Grade (later Central Grammar) School,
Cambridge Independent Press,
Cambridge Preservation Soc.,
Cambridge Scientific Instruments (co.),
Cambridge Steam Laundry Co.,
Cambridge university,
-, boat races,
-, chancellor, see Holbrooke
-, colleges,
-, bldgs.,
-, estates,
-, fellows,
-, as incumbents and curates,
-, heads,
-, and see Cavendish; Christ's; Corpus Christi; Downing;
Gonville and Caius; Jesus; King's; King's Hall; Magdalene; Pembroke; Peterhouse; Queens'; St. Catharine's; St. John's; Trinity; Trinity Hall
-, commissary, see Greaves
-, Fitzwilliam Mus.,
-, graduates,
-, Mus. of Archaeology,
-, patronage,
-, professor,
-, property,
-, sporting clubs, see Upware: 'Republic'
-, undergraduates,
-, vice-chancellor,
Cambridge University and Town Waterworks Co.,
Cambridge Venue Group, and the 'Junction',
Cambridge Village Preachers Assoc., and see Baptists
Cambridgeshire,
-, benefices in,
-, bdry.,
-, county council, see Cambridgeshire county council
-, county ct.,
-, local sessions,
-, escheators,
-, gaol, chaplain to,
-, justices of the peace,and see Ansty, John (d. 1455); Ansty, John (d. 1460); Ansty, John (d. 1479); Lee, Wm. (fl. 1440s); Peyton, Rob. (d. 1590)
-, sessions of,
-, lord lieutenants, and see North, Edw.; Townley, Chas. Watson
-, M.P.s, see Ansty, John (d. 1455);
Ansty, John (d. 1460); Ansty,
John (d. 1460); Ansty,
John (d. 1479); Ball, Edw. (d. 1865); Clark, Sir. Rob. (d. 1746); Cotton, Sir John (d. 1752); Cotton, Sir John (d. 1795); Jenyns, Soame; Merest, Jas. Drage; Peyton, Sir John (d. 1616); Peyton, Sir Rob. (d. 1518); Peyton, Rob. (d. 1590); Russell, Edw. (d. 1727); Russell, Sir Francis (d. 1664); Shardelowe, Sir Thos.; Shepherd, Sam.; Townley, Ric. Greaves; Tyndall, John
-, resident,
-, sheriffs, and see Ansty, John (d. 1455); Ansty, John (d. 1460); Ansty, John (d. 1479); Bassingbourn, Sir Mat. of; Lee, Wm. (fl. 1440s); Newport, And.; Ordgar; Panton, Thos. (d. 1808); Willys, Sir Thos. (d. 1701)
-, sheriff's tourn,
-, under-sheriff,
Cambridgeshire county council,
-, chairman,
-, estates, and see Cambridgeshire county council: smallholdings
-, planning,
-, schs. managed by, as L.E.A.,
-, smallholdings,
Cambridgeshire and Isle of Ely Naturalists' Trust,
Cambridgeshire Harriers,
Cambridgeshire Historic Churches Trust,
Cambridgeshire Motors (co.),
Cambus, bus. co.,
Camoys:
-, John de,
-, Ralph de (d. 1259),
-, Ralph de (d. 1277),
-, Steph. de,
camp meetings, and see Methodists, Primitive
camping, see football
Campion, Dr. W. M.,
Camps, Castle:
-, man.,
-, rectory,
Canada, person from,
Canberra aircraft,
Cane, Jas., see James, Cane
Canham:
-, Thos.,
-, fam.,
Canterbury, abps of.,and see Bancroft; Bourchier, Thos.; Herring, Thos.; Lanfranc; Oda; Pecham; Stigand; Theobald; Walter, Hubert; Whitgift
Cantlow, W. W.,
Capel (Capell):
-, Chris. (d. 1846),
-, Chris. (d. 1864),
-, Sir Giles,
-, Sir Wm.,
Capeles:
-, Agatha, w. of Geof. de,
-, Alice de,
-, Aubrey de (fl. 1130-50),
-, Aubrey de (fl. 1195),
-, Aubrey de (d. 1306),
-, Geof. de,
-, Hugh de,
-, John de,
-, Maud de,
-, Wal. de (fl. c. 1208),
-, Wal. de (? another, fl. 1233),
-, fam.,
Capital and Counties Bank,
car ownership,
car scrapyard,
caravan building,
caravan sites and parks,
-, for gipsies,
Carbrooke (Norf.),
-, preceptory,
Cardiff,
Cardinal College (later Christ Church), Oxford,
Cardington (Beds.):
-, ld.,
Carency, Ilbert de,
Careway, John, rector of Fulbourn St. Vigor's,
Carey:
-, Cath., m. (Sir) Francis Knollys,
-, Hen.,
-, Mary, w. of Hen., see Boleyn
Carleton:
-, Anne, w. of Sir John (d. 1637), see Cotton
-, Geo. (d. 1549),
-, Geo. (fl. 1552),
-, John (fl. 1552),
-, Sir John, Bt. (d. 1637),
-, Joyce, w. of John (fl. 1552),
Carpenter:
-, Alice, w. of Geo., see Margetson
-, Geo.,
carrots,
Carrow:
-, Rob.,
-, fam.,
Carter:
-, Alfred,
-, Thos.,
-, fam., quarrymen,
Casborne (Casbourne), fam.,
Casey, Edmond, rector of Ashley,
Cassel:
-, Amelia Maud, m. W. W. Ashley, Ld. Mount Temple,
-, Sir Ernest, financier,
Castile, Eleanor of, see Eleanor
Castle Acre (Norf.), honor of,
Castle Camps, see Camps
Castle Combe, see Combe
Castle Martin (Pembs.), John of,
castles, see Burwell; Cambridge; Cheveley; Hedingham; Kirtling
Catchpole, Ezekiel, rector of Ashley,
Catelyn (Catlyn):
-, Thos.,
-, Wm.,
Catherine of Braganza, queen of Charles II,
cattle breeders,
cattle, breeds of, see Ayrshire; Durham Shorthorn; Hereford; Jersey; Scottish; Shorthorn; Suffolk; Welsh
cattle dealers,
cattle plague (of 1866-7),
Catuvellauni (British tribe),
Caudwell, Thos.,
Cavendish College, Cambridge:
-, chap.,
-, hostel,
Cawthorne, Eliz.,
celery,
cement making,
cemeteries, see Burwell; Cambridge: borough; Fulbourn; Isleham; Soham; Stow cum Quy; Swaffham Bulbeck; Wicken
Cenwold the priest,
chalkpits, see quarries
Chamber, John of the, rector of Burwell St. Mary's,
'Chamber', Thomas 'of the', see Thomas
Chamberlain:
-, Cath., m. 1 - Hemesi, 2 Wm. Phelip (d. by 1405),
-, Cecily, m. And. de Bures,
-, Denise, w. of Wm. (d. 1351),
-, Edm.,
-, John (d. by 1294),
-, John (d. 1310),
-, Jordan,
-, Marg., w. of Ric. (d. 1396),
-, Martin the (fl. 1232-5),
-, Martin (d. after 1327),
-, Millicent, w. of Jordan,
-, Ric. (d. 1396),
-, Ric. (d. 1439),
-, Ric. (s. of last, d. 1439),
-, Ric. (d. 1496),
-, Wm. (d. 1351),
-, Wm. (d. 1470),
-, fam., of Swaffham Bulbeck,
chamberlain:
-, Eudes the, see Eudes
-, Geo. s. of Rob. the, see George
-, Nigel s. of Rob. the, see Nigel
-, Ric. the, see Richard
-, Rob. the see Robert
Chamberlains man., see Wilbraham, Lt.
Chambers:
-, John,
-, Rob.,
-, Sam.,
-, Sarah,
-, Wm.,
-, fam.,
Chamossaire (stallion), statue of,
chantries, see Bottisham; Burwell; Cherry Hinton; Fordham; Fulbourn; Isleham; Kirtling; Soham; Stow cum Quy; Wilbraham, Lt.
chapels, dissenting, see under parishes,s.v. nonconf.
chapels and oratories, manorial,
Chaplin:
-, H. F.,
-, John,
-, Wm.,
-, fam.,
Chapman, Henrietta, w. of John,
Charlecote (Warws.):
-, ld.,
Charles I,
-, attorney general, see Heath, Sir Rob.
Charles II,
-, arms,
-, Life Guards,
Chater, Josiah,
Chatteris abbey (I. Ely):
-, estates,
Chatteris Abbey (ho.) (I. Ely),
Chaworth, Thos.,
cheese,
Cheesewright:
-, Thos.,
-, Wm. (d. 1521),
-, Wm. (fl. 1560),
-, fam.,
Cheke, Sir John,
chemical works, see agrochemicals; bio-chemicals; fertilizer
chemist's shops,
Chenery:
-, John (d. 1535), and his son John,
-, John (fl. 1645-74),
-, Ric.,
-, Sarah,
-, Wm. (fl. 1674),
-, Wm. (another, d. 1697),
cherries,
Cherry Hinton,
-, adv.,
-, agric.,
-, airfield, and see Cambridge airport
-, almsho.,
-, A.-S. rem.,
-, bdry.,
-, bridges,
-, cattle mkt.,
-, chant.,
-, char.,
-, Cherry Hinton Hall,
-, gdns.,
-, lodge,
-, Church End,
-, ch.,
-, and see Cherry Hinton, eccl. par.
-, church hall,
-, clubs and societies,
-, cts. (manorial),
-, commons,
-, crafts and trades,
-, dom. archit.,
-, drainage,
-, eccl. par. (new):
-, St. James's,
-, St. John's,
-, ch.,
-, St. Martin's,
-, farms,
-, feast,
-, fields,
-, fisheries,
-, flooding,
-, fortification,
-, housing estates,
-, inc.,
-, ind., pl.
-, inns and alehouses,
-, land in,
-, Limekiln Hill,
-, Malletts man.,
-, man.,
-, ho.,
-, Mill End,
-, mills,
-, New Cherry Hinton,
-, sch.,
-, Netherhall man.,
-, nonconf.,
-, officers, man. or par.,
-, par. council,
-, poor relief,
-, pop.,
-, prehist. rem.,
-, rly.,
-, station,
-, recreation ground,
-, rectors,
-, rectory,
-, man.,
-, roads in,
-, roads to,
-, Rom. rem.,
-, sch.,
-, science pk.,
-, sewers,
-, shops,
-, shopping centre,
-, streams,
-, streets,
-, suburban growth,
-, tithes,
-, Upperhall man.,
-, vicarage,
-, ho.,
-, vicars,
-, village (later Paddy O'Reilly) centre,
-, village hall,
Chertsey (Surr.):
-, resident,
Cheshire, see Plemonstall
Chester, Sir Rob.,
Chesterford, Gt. (Essex), road to, and see railway lines; turnpike roads
Chesterton (Cambs.):
-, ind.,
Chesterton poor-law union,
Chesterton rural district,
Chetwynd, Sir Geo.,
Cheveley:
-, Luke,
-, fam.,
Cheveley (Cambs.),
-, adv.,
-, agric.,
-, almsho.,
-, Banstead Manor (ho.),
-, Bansteads man.,
-, bdry.,
-, Broad Green,
-, cas.,
-, char.,
-, Cheveley Park (ho.),
-, estate,
-, gdn.,
-, pk.,
-, stud,
-, ch.,
-, clubs and societies,
-, cts. (manorial),
-, crafts and trades,
-, curates,
-, dom. archit.,
-, farms,
-, fields,
-, heaths,
-, housing estates,
-, inc.,
-, inns and alehouses,
-, Little Green in,
-, man.,
-, ho.,
-, mills,
-, nonconf.,
-, pop.,
-, racing activities,
-, rectors, and see Bennett, Jas. Thos.; Hand, Jas. Thos.; Floyd, Hugh
-, rectory,
-, ho.,
-, residents,
-, roads in,
-, roads to,
-, sch.,
-, shops,
-, streams,
-, streets,
-, suburban growth,
-, tithes,
-, village greens,
-, Warren Tower,
-, woodland,
-, and see King's Chair
Cheveley hund.,
-, bailiff,
-, bdry.,
-, ct.,
Cheyney:
-, Cath., w. of Hen.,
-, Eliz., m. Thos. Vaux, Ld. Vaux (d. 1556),
-, Hen.,
-, Sir John,
-, Lawr. (d. 1461),
-, Lawr. (fl. 1512),
-, Sir Thos.,
-, Sir Wm. (d. 1399),
-, Wm. (fl. 1490s),
Chicheley:
-, Isabel, w. of Sir John (d. by 1699),
-, Sir John (d. by 1699),
-, John (fl. 1710-18),
-, Sir Thos.,
-, fam.,
Chichester:
-, Eliz. Julia, w. of Hen. Fitzwarine, see Severne
-, (Ld.) Hen. Fitzwarine,
Chicksands priory (Beds.), estates,
Chifney:
-, Sam.,
-, Wm.,
Child:
-, Eliz., w. of John (d. 1684),
-, John (d. 1672),
-, John (d. 1684),
-, Sarah, w. of John (d. 1672), see Lawrence
Childerley:
-, lds.,
china selling,
Chippenham (Cambs.),
-, adv.,
-, agric.,
-, A.-S. rem.,
-, Badlingham, q.v.
-, bdry.,
-, Brend grange,
-, char.,
-, Chippenham Hall or Park (ho.),
-, fig.
-, gdns.,
-, stables,
-, Chippenham Park estate,
-, ch.,
-, church ho.,
-, clubs and societies,
-, cts. (manorial),
-, commons,
-, crafts and trades,
-, curates,
-, dom. archit.,
-, drainage,
-, farms,
-, fens,
-, fields,
-, fires,
-, flooding,
-, guildhall,
-, guilds,
-, heaths,
-, Hale man.,
-, hosp. (at Hall),
-, housing estates,
-, inc.:
-, of common fens,
-, of common fields,
-, inns and alehouses,
-, man.,
-, ho.,
-, mills,
-, nonconf.,
-, officers, man. or par.,
-, pk.,
-, fig.
-, gateway, pl.
-, lodges,
-, poor relief,
-, poor's fen,
-, pop.,
-, preceptory,
-, prehist. rem.,
-, racing activities,
-, rectory,
-, ho.,
-, resident,
-, roads in,
-, roads to,
-, sch.,
-, shops,
-, streams,
-, streets, fig. pl.
-, tithes,
-, vicarage,
-, ho.,
-, vicars, and see Archer,
-, Isaac; Tharp, Augustus
-, village hall,
-, Walden man.,
-, woodland,
Chishall, Gt. (Cambs., formerly Herts.):
-, resident,
Chivers jam factory, Histon (Cambs.),
cholera,
Cholmeley:
-, Eliz., w. of Sir Ric., m. Sir Wm. Gascoigne,
-, Frances, m. Sir Thos. Russell (d. 1572),
-, Sir Ric.,
-, Sir Rog.,
Cholmondeley:
-, Ruth Clarisse Mary, w. of Thos. P. H., see Ashley
-, Thos. P. H., Ld. Delemere,
Chrishall (Essex),
Christian Brethren,
Christ's College, Camb.,
-, estates,
Church Building Soc.,
church choirs,
Church Commissioners,
Church of England Temperance Soc. (C.E.T.S.),
Church Patronage Soc.,
church rates,
church wind band,
Churchill:
-, Henrietta, dchss. of Marlborough, m. Francis Godolphin, earl of Godolphin,
-, Ld. Randolph,
-, Sarah, dchss. of Marlborough,
cinemas,
circus,
Cistercian monks,
Clare:
-, Eliz. de, m. Wm. de Burgh, earl of Ulster,
-, Gilb. de, earl of Gloucester and Hertford (d. 1230),
-, Gilb. de, earl of Gloucester (d. 1296), his sisters,
-, Gilb. de, earl of Gloucester (d. 1314),
-, Joan, w. of Gilb. de (d. 1296),
-, Marg. de, m. Hugh de Audley, earl of Gloucester,
-, Maud, w. of Ric. de (d. 1262),
-, Ric. de (fl. 1175-92),
-, Ric. de, earl of Hertford (d. 1217),
-, Ric. de, earl of Gloucester (d. 1262),
-, fam., earl of Gloucester and Hertford,
-, arms,
Clare (Suff.),
-, honor of,
Clarence, duke of, see George; Lionel
Clark (Clarke):
-, Alfred,
-, Sir Arthur, Bt.,
-, Benj.,
-, Cath., w. of Jas. Geo.,
-, Revd. Jas. Geo.,
-, John,
-, Maj. L. S. M.,
-, Sir Rob., Bt. (d. 1746),
-, Rob. (fl. 1757-8),
-, Sir Sam., Bt. (d. 1719),
-, Sir Sam., Bt. (d. 1758),
-, Timothy C.,
-, Wm. (fl. 1660s), n
-, fam., Bts., of Snailwell,
-, fam., millers, of Soham,
-, fam., of Isleham,
Clark & Butcher, millers,
Claude Lorraine, paintings by,
Clayhithe, in Horningsea, q.v.
Clayhithe Bridge Co.,
Clayton, Ric., vicar of Gt. Wilbraham,
Clayton & Bell, designers,
Clench:
-, Joan, w. of Rob., see Webb
-, John,
-, Mary (d. 1736), m. Watson Powell,
-, Mary (d. c. 1741), w. of John,
-, Rob.,
-, fam.,
Clerbek, fam.,
Clere, Eliz., m. Sir Rob. Peyton (d. 1518),
clerk, Rob. the, see Vitré, Rob. de, or the clerk
clerks, king's and queen's, as incumbents,
Clermont, Ld., see Fortescue
Cleveland, duke of, see Vane
Clinton, Wm., earl of Huntingdon,
Clipper, Revd. Tom,
Cloete, Wm. Brodrick,
Clopton:
-, Ralph of,
-, Wal.,
clothiers,
clothing clubs,
Clover, John,
clover,
clunch digging and pits, see quarries
Cluniac monks,
Cnut, King,
coach building,
coach service,
coal trade and merchants,
Cockshott, J. W., vicar of Burwell,
Coggeshall:
-, Sir Hen.,
-, Joan, w. of Sir Hen., see Well
-, Sir Wm., and his dau.,
Coke:
-, Sir Edw.,
-, Hen.,
-, John (d. 1661),
-, John (d. 1671),
-, Sir Rob, (d. c. 1652), n
-, Rob. (d. c. 1675),
-, and see Cook
Colchester, G. H.,
Colchester & Bell, fertilizer mfrs,
Colchester (Essex), archdeacon of, see Lovell, Fulk
Cole, Wm., antiquary,
Colebrook, R. E., vicar of Kirtling,
coleseed,
collar maker,
Collett, fam.,
Collier:
-, Jeremy, author,
-, Sarah, m. Chas. Allix (d. 1794),
-, Wm., vicar of Swaffham Prior,
Collin:
-, Edw.,
-, fam.,
Cologne (Germany), abp. of, see Adolf
Colville:
-, Alice de, m. John Gernon (fl. 1334),
-, Alice, w. of Sir John (d. 1394), see Lisle
-, Sir John (d. 1394),
-, Sir John (fl. 1397),
-, Marg., w. of Wal. de, see Bassingbourn
-, Rob. de (d. 1368),
-, Rob. de (d. 1369),
-, Wal. de,
-, fam., of Bytham (Lincs.),
-, arms,
Combe, Castle (Wilts.):
-, ld.,
Common Pleas, ct. of:
-, chief justices, see Heath, Sir Rob.; Thorpe
-, justices, see Beckingham; Hinde, Sir John; Lovetot, Sir John (d. 1295); Paston, Wm. (d. 1444); Prisot; Shardelowe, Sir John (d. 1344)
common, rights of, and stints,
-, intercommoning,
commons, trespass on,
Compton Durville (Som.):
-, ld.,
computer design and assembly,
Comyn, Eupheme, m. John Walkefare (d. 1345),
Conan, count of Brittany, ld. of Richmond,
concerts,
Concorde airliners,
Congregationalists, and see Independents
Coningsby:
-, Blanche, m. Sir Wm. Wendy,
-, Rog. (d. 1707),
-, Rog. (d. after 1733),
-, Thos. (d. 1652),
-, Thos. (d. c. 1679),
Constance, dau. of Alan, earl of Richmond (d. 1146), m. Alan, vct. of Rohan (fl. 1150),
Cook:
-, Ric. (d. 1704), vicar of Cherry Hinton,
-, Ric. (fl. 1850),
-, Sam.,
-, Thos.
-, Sjt. Wm. (d. 1553),
-, Wm. (fl. 1592),
-, fam., printers, and see Coke
Cooper:
-, Sir Dan., Bt.,
-, Hen., see Fisher
-, Wm.,
Co-operative Society shops, and see Newmarket Co-operative Soc.
coopering,
Coote:
-, Eyre,
-, Thos.,
-, Wm.,
-, fam.,
coppicing,
coprolite digging,
Corby:
-, Isabel, m. Wm. Eynsham,
-, Joan, w. of Rob. (d. 1365),
-, Rob. (d. 1365),
-, Rob. (fl. 1377),
-, fam.,
Cordell, Joan, m. Ric. Alington,
corn merchants and trade,
Cornwall, see Morval; Shillingham
Corpus Christi College, Camb.,
-, bldgs.,
-, chap.,
-, estates,
-, fellow,
-, masters, see Duport; Moptyd; Walsall
-, patronage,
Cory, J. A.,
cottages, unlawful, and see waste, encroachments on
Cottenham,
-, nonconf.,
Cotton:
-, Alex.,
-, Alice, w. of Sir Thos. (d. 1499),
-, Alice, w. of Wal.,
-, Anne, w. of Sir John (d. 1620), m. Sir John Carleton (d. 1637),
-, Adm. Sir Chas., Bt.,
-, John (fl. 1520),
-, John (another, fl. 1560),
-, Sir John (d. 1593),
-, Sir John (d. 1620),
-, Sir John, Bt. (d. 1689),
-, Sir John, Bt. (d. 1752),
-, Sir John, Bt. (d. 1793),
-, Lee,
-, Leonard, rector of Cheveley,
-, Sir Rob.,
-, Sir St. Vincent, Bt.,
-, Thos. (d. by 1436),
-, Sir Thos. (d. 1499),
-, Wal.,
-, Wm.,
-, fam., of Landwade,
-, mon., pl.
council housing, and see old people's homes
court, suit of,
Courtenay:
-, Eliz. (d. 1375), w. of Hugh de, see Vere
-, Eliz. (d. 1395), m. John de Vere (d. 1350), Sir And. Luttrell,
-, Hugh de,
courts, manorial, pleas and procedures, see assault; bloodshed; debt; hamsocn; hue and cry; tithing; trespass; wager of law
Coventry (Warws.):
-, char.,
-, city,
Cowlinge (Suff.),
-, fair,
-, land in,
Cox:
-, F. H., rector of Fen Ditton,
-, Ric., bp. of Ely,
Crabb:
-, Moses,
-, fam.,
crafts and trades, less common, see barbers; basket mkg.; boat bldg.; builders; cabinet mkr.; chimneysweeps; collar mkr; coopering; dress mkg.; fishing; glaziers; glovers; gunmakers; harness mkrs.; leather goods; painting; photographers; piano mkg.; plumbers; potting; soap; stonemasons; watch mkg.; weaving; wheelwrights; and see industry; trades, distributive
Craister, John, fellow of Trinity Coll., Camb.,
Cramond, Ld., see Richardson, Thos.
Crawley:
-, Dorothy Anne, w. of D. A., see Bacon
-, D. A.,
Creke:
-, Thos. (fl, 1612),
-, Thos. (d. 1656),
-, Thos. (d. after 1670),
Crendon Park abbey, see Nutley
Cressener, Drew, vicar of Soham,
Cressi, Wm. de,
Crèvecoeur, Rob. de,
Crichton-Stuart, John, marquess of Bute,
-, his w., see North, Maria (d. 1847)
cricket,
Criketot:
-, Wm. de (d. 1269),
-, Wm. de (d. 1299),
Crockford, Wm.,
Crockfords (racing business),
Cromwell:
-, Eliz., w. of Hen. (d. 1674), see Russell
-, Eliz., m. Wm. Russell (d. 1701),
-, Frances, m. Sir John Russell (d. 1670),
-, Hen. (d. 1674),
-, Hen. (d. after 1692),
-, (or Williams), Jas.,
-, Oliver, Ld. Protector,
-, (or Williams), Sir Ric.,
-, Thos., earl of Essex,
-, (or Williams), Wal.,
Cropley:
-, Edw.,
-, Edw. Hatch,
-, Sir John, Bt. (d. 1676),
-, Sir John, Bt. (d. c. 1713),
-, Wm. Hatch,
-, fam., later Bts.,
Cropley pk., see Lidgate
crops, rotation of, and number of common fields, and see four-course rotation
crops and produce, selected and less common, see asparagus; bullimong; butter; cabbages; celery; cheese; clover; coleseeed; dredge; flower growing; hemp; hops; mangolds; marl; maslin; mustard; osiers; peat; potatoes; rape; reed; roots; rye; saffron; sainfoin; sedge; sugar beet; turnips; vegetables; vines; willows
crosses, market, see Wicken
Crosland, Theodore, vicar of Bottisham, vice-master of Trinity Coll., Camb.,
Cross, H. L.,
Crown estate (retained after 1560s),
-, patronage,
Croydon, Sir Hugh of,
Cryoil (Kyriel):
-, Sir Bertram de,
-, John de,
-, Margery (d. c. 1285), w. of Nic. (d. 1272),
-, Margery (d. 1317), w. of Nic. (d. 1303),
-, Nic. de (d. 1272),
-, Nic. de (d. 1303),
-, Nic. de (d. c. 1326),
cucking stool,
Cuddon, Jas.,
Cullen:
-, Mary, w. of Sir Rushout, see Maynard
-, Sir Rushout, Bt.,
Culy, David,
Cunningham-Reid:
-, Capt. Alan S.,
-, Noel R.,
-, Ruth Mary Clarisse, w. of Alan S., see Ashley
customs, see folklore, for cross references
customs and services, see Borough English; court, suit of; 'fulsting punt'; food farms; heriots; 'lytyng silver'; holm silver; leyrwite; maltsilver; 'scheld silver'; tallage; tenure by serjeanty; turf silver; wardpenny; ward silver; widows' tenure; wine silver; works, tenants'
Cutlack, fam., brewers,
Cutts:
-, Sir John,
-, fam.,
cycle making, and see motor cycle scrambles
Dacre, Ld., see Brand
dairying and milking cattle, and see butter; cheese
Dalham (Suff.),
-, Dalham Hall in,
-, and see Wulfstan
Dalton:
-, Dorothy, w. of Tyrell (d. 1730),
-, Eliz.,
-, Mic. (d. 1648),
-, Mic. (d. 1653),
-, Susan, w. of Mic. (d. 1653), see Tyrell
-, Thos.,
-, Tyrell (d. 1682),
-, Tyrell (d. 1730),
-, his sis.,
-, fam.,
Damme, Isabel,
dancing,
Danelaw, the,
Danes of East Anglia,
-, as landowners,
Danish Bacon Co.,
Darby, Thos.,
Darwin, Chas., evolutionist,
Daston:
-, Kath., m. Wm. Affleck,
-, Ric. (d. 1711),
-, (or Day), Ric. (fl. 1730),
Davers:
-, Sir Jermyn, Bt.,
-, Sir Rob., Bt., n
Dawson, Geo.,
Day, Ric., see Daston
de la Mare, see Mare, de la
De la Rue:
-, Herb.,
-, fam., printers,
deacon, Godric the, see Godric
Death, Wm.,
debt, pleas of,
deer farming,
Delamere, Thos.,
Delemere:
-, Lady, see Ashley, Ruth
-, Ld., see Cholmondeley
demesnes, manorial, leasing of:
Dengaine, see Engaine
Dengaines man., see Stow cum Quy; Teversham
Denne:
-, John,
-, fam.,
Dennington (Suff.): ld.,
Dennis:
-, Thos.,
-, Thos. Martin,
-, fam.,
Denny abbey, see Waterbeach
Denny preceptory, see Waterbeach
Denston Hall (Suff.),
Denver (Norf.):
-, ld.,
-, sluice at,
depopulation, see settlement
Derby, earls of, see Henry IV; Stanley
Deresley (Derisley):
-, Alan of, n,
-, John of (fl. 1246),
-, John of (fl. 1280-1303),
-, Ric.,
-, fam.,
Derisley, in Woodditton, q.v.
Despenser:
-, Hugh (d. 1265), justiciar,
-, Hugh, earl of Winchester (d. 1326),
Devil's Ditch,
-, as bdry.,
Devizes castle (Wilts.),
Devon, resident, and see Nympton
Diddington (Hunts.):
-, ld.,
Dillington (Hunts.), land in,
Dinan[t]-Bécherel:
-, Alan de,
-, Emma de, m. Rob. de Vitré,
-, Gervaise de, m. Ric. Marshal, earl of Pembroke,
-, Roland de,
diphtheria,
Ditton Camoys man., see Woodditton
Ditton, Fen,
-, adv.,
-, agric.,
-, almsho.,
-, A.-S. rem.,
-, Biggen Abbey (ho.),
-, bdry.,
-, cemetery, see Cambridge: borough, cemetery
-, char.,
-, ch.,
-, church hall,
-, commons,
-, cts. (manorial),
-, crafts and trades,
-, curates,
-, dom. archit.,
-, drainage,
-, farms,
-, Fen Ditton and Horningsea man.,
-, Fen Ditton Fields estate,
-, Fen Ditton Hall, pl.
-, fens,
-, ferry,
-, fields,
-, Green End,
-, guildhall,
-, housing estates,
-, inc.:
-, of common fens,
-, of common fields,
-, ind.,
-, inns and alehouses,
-, land in,
-, man,
-, ho.,
-, mills,
-, Mochettes man.,
-, nonconf.,
-, officers, man. or par.,
-, paper mill,
-, par. council,
-, poor relief,
-, pop.,
-, recreation ground,
-, rectors,
-, rectory,
-, ho., pl.
-, residents,
-, roads in,
-, roads to,
-, sch.,
-, shops,
-, sports pavilion,
-, streets,
-, tithes,
-, town ho.,
-, wharf,
-, workho.,
Ditton Green, in Woodditton, q.v.
Ditton, Lt., in Woodditton, q.v.
Ditton Valence man., see Woodditton
Diver:
-, E. W.,
-, John,
-, fam., builders,
Dixon:
-, Joan, m. Sam. Amey Severne,
-, Revd. Dr. Ric. Sam.,
Dobede:
-, Hen. Fred.,
-, John (d. 1815),
-, John (d. 1827),
-, John (d. 1875),
-, fam.,
-, estate,
Dobito, Geo.,
doctors and surgeons,
Docwra:
-, Anne, w. of Jas. (d. 1672),
-, Humph.,
-, Jas. (d. 1652),
-, Jas. (d. 1672),
-, Periam,
-, Ralph,
-, Thos. (d. 1602),
-, Thos. (d. 1621),
-, Thos. (d. after 1693),
-, fam.,
Doggett, fam.,
Doisnel:
-, Gillian, m. Wm. fitz Aldelin,
-, Rob.,
Dorchester (Oxon.):
-, bp. of, see Aethelric
-, dioc.,
Doughty, Geo.,
Dounton, Thos.,
dovecots,
Dowale, Wm., vicar of Silverley,
Dowman, fam.,
Down (Downe):
-, Marg., w. of Rob., see Neville
-, Rob.,
-, Wm. de la,
Downham (I. Ely), land in,
Downing:
-, Sir Geo., Bt. (d. 1684),
-, Sir Geo., Bt. (d. 1717),
-, Sir Geo., Bt. (d. 1749),
-, Sir Jacob Garrard, Bt.,
-, Marg., w. of Sir Jacob Garrard, m. Geo. Bowyer,
-, fam.,
Downing College, Camb.,
-, estates,
Dowsing, Wm., iconoclast,
Doyle, see North, J. S.
Drage:
-, John,
-, fam.,
dramatic societies, and see plays (theatre)
Draper, John,
Drayton, Dry:
-, ld.,
-, resident,
dredge,
-, dress making,
Droard son of Cade,
Drury:
-, Edw.,
-, John,
-, Rob.,
-, fam.,
Dry Drayton, see Drayton
Dryden, C. B.,
dual carriageways, see motorways
Dubai (Gulf sheikhdom), prince of, see Mohammed
Duchy man., see Fordham; Soham
Duke, Lewis,
Duke of Grafton's hunt,
Duke's Course,
Dullingham, John,
Dullingham:
-, ch.,
-, Lower Hare Pk. in,
-, man.,
-, rly. station,
-, road to,
-, vicarage,
Dunmow:
-, Gilb. of (fl. 1180-1208),
-, Gilb. of (fl. c. 1300),
-, Warin of,
-, Wm. of (d. by 1260),
-, Wm. of (d. c. 1313), rector of Fulbourn St. Vigor's,
Dunmow, Gt. (Essex),
Dunmows man., see Fulbourn
Dunn:
-, Salisbury (d. 1803),
-, Salisbury (d. 1823),
-, Salisbury (d. after 1837),
-, fam.,
Dunn Gardner:
-, Algernon Chas. Wyndham,
-, Angelina, w. of Wm. (d. 1879),
-, Cyril,
-, Jane, w. of Wm. (d. 1831),
-, John (né Margetts, next Townshend),
-, Miriam, m. H. C. Leader,
-, Sarah, m. 1 Geo. Ferrers Townshend, marquess Townshend,
-, John Margetts,
-, Wm. (d. 1831),
-, Wm. (né Margetts, next Townshend) (d. 1879),
-, fam., and see Gardner
Dunstanville:
-, Parnel (d. after 1253), w. of Wal. de (d. 1241), see FitzAlan
-, Parnel de (d. by 1293), m. 1 Rob. de Montfort, 2 John de la Mare,
-, Rohese, w. of Wal. de (d. 1273),
-, Wal. de (d. 1241),
-, Wal. de (d. 1273),
Dunwich (Suff.):
-, bpric.,
Duport, Jas., master of Corpus Christi Coll., Camb.,
Durell, John, rector of Fulbourn,
Durham, earl of, see Lambton
Durham Shorthorn cattle,
Durr, Franklin,
Dyrham Park (Mdx.),
Eadric (fl. before 996),
Ealhun, Wedwine s. of, see Wedwine
Earl's Colne priory (Essex),
earthworks, defensive, see Devil's Ditch; Fleam Dyke; and see fortifications, s.v. Cherry Hinton; Upware
East Anglia (East Angles):
-, bp. of, see Felix
-, corn trade,
-, dioc.,
ealdordom,
ealdorman, and see Aethelwine
earl of, see Gael
-, kingdom,
-, kings, and see Edmund, St.
-, ports,
-, quarries,
East Anglian Arts Board,
East Cambridgeshire district,
-, council,
-, Fenland villages sub-district,
East Ham (Essex, later Gter. London):
-, almsho.,
East India Co., director, see Harrison,
-, Edw (d. 1732)
Eastern Counties bus co.,
Eaton:
-, Ric. (fl. 1760),
-, Ric. (? another, fl. 1800),
Ecclesiastical Commissioners, and see Church Commissioners
Eddeva the fair,
Edgar, King,
Edis, R. W.,
Edlestone, R. H.,
Edmund, St., king of East Anglia,
Edmunds, Wm., and his w.,
Edward the Confessor, King,
-, demesne manors,
-, men and thegns, and
see Godric; Huscarl; Sigar;
Wulfwine; Wulfwig
-, sokemen,
Edward the Elder, King,
Edward I,
-, chancellors, see Burnell, Rob.; Langton, John
-, treasurer, see Langton, Wal.
Edward II,
-, treasurer, see Hotham
Edward III,
-, mistress, see Perrers
-, servants,
Edward IV,
-, chamberlain, see Hastings, Wm.
Edward VI,
Edward VII, as prince of Wales,
Edward, duke of Aquitaine, prince of Wales (d. 1376) (the Black Prince),
Edwards:
-, Hen.,
-, John,
-, Thos.,
-, fam.,
Edwin son of Othwulf,
eels,
Egerton:
-, John, earl of Ellesmere (d. 1944),
-, John, duke of Sutherland (fl. 1987-9),
-, Francis, duke of Bridgewater,
egg packing,
Eleanor of Castile, queen of Edw. I,
Eleanor of Provence, queen of Hen. III,
electrical shops,
electricity supply,
electronics,
Elibank:
-, Lady, see North, Maria
-, Ld., see Murray
Elizabeth I,
-, Ld. Keeper, see Bacon, Sir Nic.
-, servants, and see Lisle, Edm.
Elizabeth II, Silver Jubilee of,
Ellesmere, earl of, see Egerton, John (d. 1944)
Ellis:
-, John (d. 1600),
-, Sir John (d. 1716), master of Caius
-, Coll., Camb.,
-, his dau., m. - Stephens,
-, John (d. 1729),
-, fam.,
Elrington:
-, Edw.,
-, Marg., w. of -, see Spencer
Eltisley, Thos., rector of Teversham,
Elveden (Suff.), land in,
Ely, Reg.,
Ely,
-, abbey,
-, abbots, and see Beorhtnoth
-, estates,
-, monk,
-, tenant of,
-, archdeacons, and see Hawkyn; Wigmore, Dan.
-, official of,
-, bp.,
-, and see Balsham, Hugh; Barnet; Butts, Ric.; Cox; Eustace; Fordham, John; Fountains; Gooch, Thos.; Gray, Wm.; Hervey; Hotham; Laney; Langham; Lisle, Thos.; Nigel; Thirlwall; Wren
-, officers of:
-, butler, see Eustace (fl. 1166),
-, chamberlain,
-, chaplain,
-, physician,
-, steward,
-, estates,
-, jurisdiction,
-, lordship,
-, patronage,
-, residences,
-, buses to,
-, carriage to,
-, cathedral,
-, dean and chapter,
-, estates,
-, members:
-, deans, see Allix; Bell; Mapletoft; Pearce
-, canon,
-, minor canon,
-, patronage,
-, prebends,
-, prior and convent,
-, monks,
-, priors, and see
-, William
-, sacrist,
-, priory,
-, estates,
-, patronage,
-, tenant of,
-, char.,
-, commons,
-, dioc.,
-, Dioc. Bd. of Patronage,
-, Dioc. Educ. Bd.,
-, diocesan officials,
-, distance from,
-, High Sch.,
-, ind.,
-, Isle of,
-, parliamentary garrison,
-, raiders from, see Montfort, Simon de
-, and see Chatteris; Downham; Guyhirn; Manea; Newton; Outwell; Prickwillow; Stretham; Stuntney; Upwell; Wisbech
-, nonconf.,
-, Primitive Methodist circuit,
-, professions,
-, rly., and see railway lines
-, resident,
-, Rom. Cath.,
-, roads to, and see turnpike roads
-, school children,
-, shops,
Ely Waterworks Co.,
embanking and draining, see fens, drainage and partition of, and under parishes, s.v. drainage
Emes and Webb, garden designers,
emigration, and see America; Australia
Engaine (de Engaine, D'Engaine, Dengaine):
-, Agnes, w. of Ric. (d. by 1261),
-, Alice, w. of Wm. (fl. 1350), m. Sir Wm. Papworth,
-, Alice, w. of Wm. (d. by 1479), see Hore
-, Anne, w. of Hen. (d. after 1486),
-, Avice,? w. of Ric. (d. 1208), mother of Rob. (fl. 1199-1220),
-, Hen. (d. after 1486),
-, Hen. (fl. 1528-9),
-, Joan, w. of Wm. (fl. 1376),
-, John (d. 1363), n
-, Parnel, w. of Ric.,
-, Ric. (d. after 1310),
-, Rob. (fl. 1199-1220),
-, Rob. (d. by 1261),
-, Thos.,
-, Wm. (d. after 1243),
-, Wm. (d. after 1293),
-, Wm. (fl. 1350),
-, Wm. (another, fl. 1376),
-, Wm. (d. by 1479),
-, -, rector of Stow,
-, fam.,
-, arms,
engineering, and see agricultural machinery
English:
-, Hen., and his w.,
-, Mary, m. Edw. Oldhall,
Ennion:
-, E. A. R.,
-, fam., solicitors,
epidemics, and see Black Death; cholera; diphtheria; typhoid
Erasmus, Desiderius, Paraphrases and other books by,
Essex:
-, ealdorman, see Beorhtnoth
earl of, see Bohun; Bourchier; Mandeville
Essex,
-, benefices in,
-, estates in,
-, migration from,
-, residents,
-, and see Ardleigh; Barking; Bocking; Bradwell; Braintree; Brandon; Chesterford; Chrishall; Colchester; Dunmow; Earl's Colne; East Ham; Hatfield; Hedingham; Hempstead; Icklingham; Leez Priory; Maldon; Maplestead; Ongar; Saffron Walden; Stansted; Walden
-, estates agents,
Etheldreda (Aethelthryth), St.,
Eton college (Bucks.),
Eudes the chamberlain (fl. 1086),
Eudes (? another, fl. 1086),
Eudes, Hen. s. of, see Henry
Eustace (fl. 1166), butler of bp. of Ely, and see Peter
Eustace, bp. of Ely (d. 1215),
Evans, Thos.,
evening schools, see schools
Everard (fl. 1086), son of Brian,
Everard (fl. 1115), priest of Burwell,
Everard:
-, Hen.,
-, John,
Eversden, Gt. and Lt., land in,
Everton, John,
Evesham (Worcs.), battle of,
Ewer:
-, Anna,
-, Ant.,
Exchequer, baron of, see Fulbourn, Wm. (d. 1329)
Exning (Suff.),
-, agric.,
-, char.,
-, ch.,
-, Exning Hall
-, estate,
-, fields,
-, land in,
-, lds.,
-, man.,
-, pop.,
-, rectory,
-, residents,
-, roads to,
-, sch.,
-, streams,
-, trades,
-, vicarage,
-, vicars,
-, ward,
Exning Estate Co.,
Eye:
-, Eustace of,
-, Peter of,
Eye, in Horningsea, q.v.
Eye (Hall) man., see Horningsea
Eylsham, Reg. of,
Eynsham:
-, Isabel, w. of Wm., see Corbet
-, Wm.,
-, exhibitions,
Fairclough:
-, John, rector of Kennett,
-, Ric., rector of Kennett,
-, Sam.,
Fairhaven, Lds., see Broughton
Fairlie, John,
fairs, see Burwell; Cambridge: Stourbridge fair; Fordham; Reach; Soham; Wicken; Wilbraham, Gt.
Family of Love,
Fanshawe, Thos.,
Farmer:
-, Ellen,
-, Wm.,
-, fam.,
farriers,
feasts, village, see Bottisham; Burwell; Cherry Hinton; Fordham; Fulbourn; Horningsea; Isleham; Lode; Soham; Stow cum Quy; Swaffham Bulbeck; Swaffham Prior; Teversham; Wicken; Wilbraham, Gt., and Lt.
Felix, St. (d. c. 647), bp. of East Angles,
Felix (fl. 730-50), hagiographer,
Felixstowe (Suff.), carriage to,
fellmongers,
felons, associations for prosecuting,
felons' chattels,
Felton:
-, Joan, w. of Sir Thos.,
-, Marg., m. Sir Edm. Hengrave (d. 1374),
-, Sir Thos.,
Feltons man., see Fordham
Feltwell (Norf.):
-, ch.,
female farmworkers,
Fen Ditton and Horningsea man., see Ditton, Fen; Horningsea
'fen tigers', and see squatters
fenreeves,
Fenrother, Rob.,
fens, drainage and partition of:
-, before A.D.,
-, 500-1600,
-, and see assarting
-, 1600-1700,
-, and see Bedford Level; riots
-, 1700-2000,
Fenstanton (Hunts.):
-, resident,
ferreting,
Ferrey, Benj.,
ferries, see Ditton, Fen; Fulbourn; Isleham; Kennett; Upware; Wicken
fertilizer works,
field drainage,
Fielder, R. D.,
fieldreeves,
Fileby:
-, Hen.,
-, Riv.,
-, M. Rob.,
Fillongley:
-, Hen.,
-, Mary, m. - Froxmer,
Fillongley (Warws.):
-, ld.,
film shows,
Finch:
-, Charlotte, w. of Heneage (d. 1777), see Seymour
-, Heneage, earl of Aylesbury (d. 1757),
-, Heneage, earl of Aylesbury (d. 1777),
-, Heneage, earl of Aylesbury (d. 1814),
-, Wm.,
-, (formerly Finch Ingle), Wm. Finch,
-, fam., boat builders,
Finch Ingle, see Finch, Wm. Finch
fines of tenants,
fire engines and brigades,
fires, see Bottisham; Burwell; Chippenham; Fordham; Isleham; Kirtling; Reach; Soham; Swaffham Prior; Wicken; Woodditton; see also arson
First World War:
-, armaments depicted,
-, deaths in,
-, munition making,
Fisher:
-, (or Cooper), Hen., vicar of Soham,
-, John, bp. of Rochester,
Fiske, Rob., rector of Fulbourn St. Vigor's, vicar of Fulbourn All Sts.,
fishing and fisheries, and see 'lakes'
fishmongers,
fishponds,
Fison (Fyson):
-, Chas. Porter, and his w. Anne,
-, C. J. R.,
-, Geo.,
-, John (fl. 1818-61),
-, John (d. c. 1883),
-, Mary Anne,
-, Rob.,
-, R. D., and his w.,
-, W., and his gddau.,
-, fam.,
-, millwrights,
Fisons co., fertilizer mfrs.,
FitzAlan (Fitzalan):
-, Alan,
-, Brian (d. after 1242),
-, Sir Brian (d. 1305),
-, Cath., m. John Grey, Ld. Grey of Rotherfield,
-, Maud (or Agnes), m. Gilb. Stapleton,
-, Parnel, m. Wal. de Dunstanville (d. 1241),
-, Sir Tibbald,
-, Wm. (d. c. 1160), see William
-, Wm. (d. 1213),
-, fam., earls of Arundel,
-, fam., of Bedale (Yorks. N. R.),
FitzBall, see Ball, Edw. (d. 1873)
FitzHenry, Hugh,
FitzHugh:
-, Hen., Ld. FitzHugh,
-, Hugh. Ld. FitzHugh,
-, fam., Lds. FitzHugh,
FitzJames, Ric., bp. of Rochester,
FitzJohn:
-, Hen.,
-, John,
FitzRalph, Sir John,
FitzWalter (Fitzwalter):
-, Gunnora, w. of Rob. (d. 1235),
-, Rob. (d. 1235),
-, Sir Rob., later Ld. FitzWalter (d. 1326),
-, Sir Rob. (d. 1328),
Flaald, Alan s. of, see Alan
Fleam Dyke:
-, northern section,
-, southern section,
Fleetwood, Wm., vicar of Swaffham Bulbeck,
Fleming:
-, Alard le,
-, Geof. le,
-, John le,
-, Mary le, m. Rob. le Norreys,
Flendish hund.,
-, bailiff,
-, bdry.,
-, ct.,
Fletcher:
-, Deborah,
-, Geo.,
flooding, see Bottisham; Burnwell; Cherry Hinton; Fordham; Isleham; Kennett; Snailwell; Soham; Swaffham Bulbeck; Swaffham Prior; Wicken
flower and vegetabel shows, see horticultural shows
flowers grown commercially,
Floyd:
-, Hugh, rector of Cheveley, vicar of Fordham,
-, Jane,
-, and see Lloyd
Fogge, Rob., vicar of Fulbourn All Sts.,
Folkes:
-, Agnes, m. Theodore Goodwin,
-, Anne, m. John Grange,
-, Eliz. (d. 1679), w. of Ric., see Hobson
-, Eliz. (d. 1741), m. Sir Thos. Hanmer, Bt.,
-, Fanny, m. Revd. Jas. Thos. Hand,
-, Geo.,
-, John (d. 1591),
-, John (d. 1617),
-, John (hid s., d. 1617),
-, John (d. 1708),
-, Martin (fl. 1612),
-, Martin (another, fl. 1671), n
-, Martin (d. 1746),
-, Martin (d. 1785),
-, Mary, m. Chris. Hand,
-, Ric.,
-, Simon (d. 1620),
-, Simon (d. 1642),
-, Simon (d. 1669),
-, Susanna, w. of John (the s., d. 1617), see Smith
-, Thos. (d. c. 1585),
-, Thos. (d. by 1720),
-, fam., of Bottisham and Swaffham Bulbeck
folklore and customs, see beating bounds; bells, signal; Gunpowder Day; harvest suppers; May Day; Plough Monday; 'rough music'; 'wise men'; witches
food farms,
food processing,
fool, household,
football (camping),
Foote:
-, N. W. J.,
-, fam.,
Fordham, John, bp. of Ely,
Fordham (Cambs.),
-, adv.,
-, agric.,
-, almsho.,
-, A.-S. rem.,
-, arboretum,
-, Bassingbourns man.,
-, Biggen man., see Fordham: priory, man.
-, bdry.,
-, bridges,
-, chant.,
-, chap., pl.
-, char.,
-, ch., pl.
-, church land,
-, clubs and societies,
-, Coggeshalls man., n,
-, commons,
-, cts. (manorial),
-, crafts and trades,
-, crofts, arable,
-, curates, and see Hall, Tansley
-, dean of, see Henry
-, dom. archit.,
-, drainage,
-, fair, hiring,
-, farms,
-, feast,
-, Feltons (Hengraves) man., n,
-, fens,
-, fields,
-, fires,
-, fisheries,
-, flooding,
-, Fordham Abbey (ho.), pl.
-, estate,
-, guilds,
-, hosp.,
-, prior, see Henry
-, housing estates,
-, inc.:
-, of common fens,
-, of common fields,
-, ind.,
-, inns and alehouses,
-, land in,
-, man.,
-, ho.,
-, mkts.,
-, mills,
-, nonconf.,
-, officers, man. or par.,
-, par. council,
-, pk.,
-, poor relief,
-, poor's fen,
-, pop.,
-, prehist. rem.,
-, priory,
-, bldgs.,
-, canons,
-, man.,
-, rly.,
-, station,
-, recreation ground,
-, rectory,
-, ho.,
-, resident,
-, roads in,
-, roads to,
-, Rom. rem.,
-, sch.,
-, sewage works,
-, shops,
-, streams,
-, streets,
-, tithes,
-, town ho.,
-, vestry,
-, vicarage,
-, ho.,
-, vicars,
-, village hall,
-, wharf,
-, woodland,
Fordham rural deanery (dioc. Ely, formerly dioc. Norwich),
-, dean, see Henry
Foresters, Ancient Order of,
Forestry Commission,
Forrest, L. G., vicar of Cherry Hinton,
Forster:
-, Ric.,
-, Thos.,
-, fam.,
Fortescue:
-, Anne, w. of Sir Adrian, see Stonor
-, Sir Adrian,
-, Wm. Hen., Ld. Clermont,
fortifications, see Cherry Hinton; Upware; and see castles
Fortrey, Sam.,
Foster, fam.:
-, bankers,
-, millers,
Fotheringay college (Northants.),
foundries and metal working,
Fountains, John of, bp. of Ely,
four-course rotation,
Fowler:
-, Geo.,
-, Ric. (fl. 1473),
-, Sir Ric. (d. 1528),
fowling,
fox hunting,
Frampton:
-, Sir Geo., sculptor,
-, Tregonwell,
France:
-, Isabel of, see Isabel
-, Margaret of, see Margaret
France, see La Hogue; Paris
-, monasteries in, see Bon Repos; Caen; Le Pin; Longueville; Mont St. Michel; St. Jacut-de-la-Mer
franchises, see amercements; assize; felons' chattels; fines; frankpledge; gallows; infangthief; pillory; return of writs; tumbrel; waif; warren, free
Francis:
-, Clement,
-, Geo.,
-, John (d. by 1490),
-, John (fl. 1679),
-, John, vicar of Soham (fl. 1750),
-, John Clement Godfrey,
-, John Clement Wolstan,
-, Joyce, w. of John (d. by 1490), m. Thos. Shornley,
-, R. M.,
-, Sarah, w. of Clement,
-, Thos. Musgrave,
-, Maj. Wolstan,
-, fam., of Fulbourn,
-, of Quy Hall,
-, and see Fraunceis
Francken, C. W., curate of Wicken,
frankpledge, view of,
Fraunceis (Fraunceys):
-, Alan le,
-, Anne, w. of Alan le,
-, Everard le,
-, Florence, w. of Nic., see Mare, de la
-, Geof. le,
-, Herb. le, and his w. Amice,
-, Nic.,
-, Rob. le,
-, Wal. le,
-, fam.,
Frawine (fl. 1086) of Kirtling,
Freckenham (Suff.),
-, bdry.,
-, ch.,
-, ct.,
-, land in,
-, man.,
-, resident,
-, roads to,
Frederick Augustus, duke of York,
Free Churches,
Free Trade and Protection, disputes over,
free warren, see warren
Freville:
-, Geo.,
-, fam., of Lt. Shelford,
friendly societies, and see Foresters; Oddfellows; Shepherds
Frierston, Thos.,
Frolesworth (Leics.):
-, resident,
Frost, Wm.,
Froxmer:
-, Mary, w. of -, see Fillongley
-, Thos., and his dau.,
fruit, see orchards
Fulbourn:
-, John,
-, M. Peter of,
-, Wm. (fl. 1327),
-, Wm. (? the same, d. 1329),
-, Wm. (fl. from 1340),
-, Wm. (d. 1391), canon of St. Paul's, rector of Fulbourn St. Vigor's,
-, Wm. (d. after 1441),
Fulbourn,
-, adv.:
-, All Sts.,
-, St. Vigor's,
-, agric.,
-, almsho.,
-, bdry.,
-, Broad Green,
-, cemeteries,
-, chant.,
-, chap. of St. Edm.,
-, char.,
-, ch.,
-, clubs and societies,
-, Colvilles man.,
-, commons,
-, community centre,
-, cts. (manorial),
-, cross,
-, crafts and trades,
-, curates,
-, dom. archit.,
-, drainage,
-, Dunmows man.,
-, farms,
-, feast,
-, fens,
-, ferry,
-, fields,
-, Frog End,
-, Fulbourn Asylum (later Mental Hosp.), pl.
-, Fulbourn Manor, pl.
-, gdns.,
-, guildhall,
-, guilds,
-, Hay (Eye) End,
-, heaths,
-, Holm (Home) End,
-, housing estates,
-, Ida Darwin Hosp.,
-, inc.,
-, ind.,
-, inns and alehouses,
-, land in,
-, Manners man.,
-, man.,
-, ho.,
-, mills,
-, nonconf.,
-, officers, man. or par.,
-, par. council,
-, poor relief,
-, pop.,
-, prehist. rem.,
-, pumping station,
-, rly.,
-, station,
-, reading room,
-, recreation ground,
-, rectors:
-, All Sts.,
-, St. Vigor's, and see Bell, John (d. 1591); Careway; Perkins
-, rectory:
-, All Sts.,
-, St. Vigor's,
-, ho.,
-, roads in,
-, roads to,
-, Rom. rem.,
-, sch.,
-, school bd.,
-, Shardelowes:
-, man.,
-, well,
-, shops,
-, streams,
-, streets,
-, tithes,
-, town ho.,
-, vestry,
-, vicarage,
-, All Sts.,
-, ho.,
-, vicars:
-, All Sts., and see Bishop; Serocold, Wal. (d. 1789)
-, St. Vigor's,
-, village greens,
-, village hall,
-, Working Men's Inst.,
-, Zouches man.,
Fulk son of Tibbald and Tiffany,
-, his s., see Ralph
Fuller:
-, And.,
-, John, master of St. John's Coll., Camb., rector of Lt. Wilbraham,
-, Rob.,
-, Rob. Llewellyn,
-, R. J.,
-, Thos.,
-, Thos. Llewellyn,
-, fam., millwrights,
-, of Spinney,
fulling, see mills, uses of: fulling
'fulsting punt',
furniture making,
furniture shops,
Gael, Ralph de, earl of East Anglia,
gallops for race horses,
gallows,
gambling,
game preservation,
gamekeepers,
garden centres,
Gardiner:
-, John,
-, Thos.,
-, fam.,
'Gardinis':
-, Parnel, w. of Thos. 'de', see Kemesek
-, Thos. 'de',
Gardner:
-, Capt. E. J.,
-, Ruth Mary Clarisse, w. of E. J., see Ashley
-, and see Dunn Gardner
Garrod:
-, Herb.,
-, Jas.,
-, Mrs., w. of Jas.,
gas production and supply, and see Soham: gas works
Gascoigne:
-, Eliz., w. of Sir Wm., see Cholmeley
-, Sir Wm.,
Gatward, Hen.,
Gauden, Dr. John, dean of Bocking, vicar of Chippenham,
Gaul, Roman, pottery from,
Gay, fam., n
Gayseley:
-, Ric., vicar of Swaffham Bulbeck,
-, fam.,
Gazeley (Suff.), road to,
Geoffrey (fl. 1086),
George I,
George III,
George IV, as prince of Wales,
George V, as duke of York,
George 'Plantagenet', duke of Clarence,
George, s. of Rob. the chamberlain (d. c. 1175),
George, Revd. Chas.,
Gerard:
-, Alice, w. of Thos, see Revett
-, Edw.,
-, Eliz., m. Sir Wm. Russell (d. 1654),
-, Thos.,
Gere:
-, Nic.,
-, Rob. (fl. 1549),
-, Rob. (? another, fl. 1576-7),
-, Wm.,
Germany:
-, cleric from,
-, corn trade,
-, paper maker, see Remigius
-, and see Cologne
Gernon:
-, Alice, w. of John (fl. 1334), see Colville
-, Joan, w. of Sir John (d. 1384),
-, Sir John (d. 1384),
-, Marg., m. Sir John Peyton (d. c. 1400),
-, fam., arms,
Gibbons, Grinling, wood carver,
Giblin:
-, B. G.,
-, Chas.,
-, Hen. (d. 1847),
-, Hen. (d. 1857),
Gibson, Simon,
Giffard:
-, Cath., w. of Wm., see Passelewe
-, Hugh, rector of Barrow (Suff.),
-, Rohese, m. Ric. fitz Gilbert, and see Clare
-, Wal. (d. c. 1084),
-, Wal., earl of Buckingham (d. 1102),
-, Wal., earl of Buckingham (d. 1164),
-, Wm.,
-, fam., earls of Buckingham,
-, fam., of Glos.,
Gilbert son of Warin, see Dunmow, Gilb. of (fl. 1190-1205)
Gilbert, Count, Ric. s. of, see Ric. fitz Gilbert
Gilbert:
-, John,
-, Thos.,
-, Wm.,
Gilbert poor-law union,
Gilbertine canons,
Gill:
-, Agnes, w. of Ric., see Lee
-, Geo. (d. 1568),
-, Geo. (another, fl. 1583),
-, Ric.,
Gillett and Johnson, bell founders,
gipsies, and see caravan sites
Gittus, Edw., and his son,
Glanville:
-, Hugh, vicar of Swaffham Bulbeck,
-, Ranulf de, justiciar,
glass making,
glaziers, and see plumbers
Glossop:
-, Chas.,
-, Francis,
-, Revd. G. H. S.,
-, Col. John Jas.,
Gloucester:
-, ctss. of, see Clare, Maud de
-, duke of, see Humphrey; Richard III
-, earls of, see Clare
Gloucestershire, see Weston sub Edge
gloving,
Godard the Red, his w. Christine, and dau. Isolda and Agnes,
Godfrey:
-, Oliver,
-, Thos.,
-, Wm. (d. 1843),
-, Wm. (d. 1900), rector of Kennett,
-, fam.,
Goding, Aelfnoth s. of, see Aelfnoth
Godolphin, Mary, m. Thos. Osborne, duke of Leeds,
Godric the deacon (fl. 1066),
Godric (? the same, fl. c. 1086),
Godric (fl. 1086-1100), sheriff of Suffolk,
God's House, Camb., see Christ's College
Godwin (fl. 1066),
Godwin 'Child' (fl. 1066),
Gog Magog Hills,
Gogmagog Ho., see Stapleford
Golding:
-, Chambers Waddelow,
-, Ric. Chambers,
-, fam.,
Goldington, John,
goldsmith, Grimbold the, see Grimbold
Gonville and Caius College, Camb.,
-, estates,
-, master, see Ellis, John (d. 1716)
Gonville Hall, Camb.,
Gooch:
-, John, rector of Fen Ditton,
-, Thos., bp. of Ely,
Goodchild, fam.,
Goodrick, Mary, widow, m. John Povey,
goods traded in:
-, Baltic iron,
-, bricks and tiles,
-, salt,
-, slates,
-, soap and candles,
-, stone,
-, timber,
-, wool, and see coal; corn
Goodwin:
-, Agnes, w. of Theodore, see Folkes
-, Ambrose,
-, Chas., rector of Hildersham,
-, Revd. C. W. H. G. H. B.,
-, Sarah,
-, Theodore,
-, Thos.,
Gordon:
-, Geo., dean of Lincoln,
-, John, archdeacon and precentor of Lincoln,
Gorges:
-, Edm.,
-, Mary, w. of Wal., see Oldhall
-, Ric., Ld. Gorges of Dundalk,
-, Wal.,
Gosfeld, Wm.,
Gotobed, John, vicar of Swaffham Prior St. Cyriac's,
Goushill:
-, Eliz., w. of Sir Rob., see Mowbray
-, Sir Rob.,
Goward, Geo.,
Grace:
-, John,
-, Marg., w. of John, see Sibill
Grain, fam.,
grain storage,
Grainger, fam., photographers,
Granby, marquess of, see Manners, Chas. and John
Grandison, Otto de,
Grange:
-, Anne, w. of John, see Folkes
-, John,
-, fam.,
Grantchester:
-, ch.,
gravel extraction (commercial),
gravel pits (parish),
Gray (Graye):
-, Chris., bell founder,
-, H. W. S.,
-, Sir John,
-, Marg.,
-, Wm., bp. of Ely,
-, fam., of Wicken, and see Grey
Great Eastern Rly. Co.,
Great Ouse, river,
Greaves (later Beaupré Bell), Wm.,
Green:
-, Chris., chaplain of Lt. Isleham,
-, Douglas,
-, Thos. Wm.,
greengrocer,
Greenhall:
-, Alice, w. of Thos., see Panton
-, Thos.,
Gresham, Sir Ric.,
Greville:
-, Lewis,
-, Thomasina, w. of Lewis, see Petre
Grey:
-, Cath. (d. after 1379), w. of John, see FitzAlan
-, Cath. (b. 1423), w. of Edm., see Percy
-, Edm., Ld. Grey of Ruthyn,
-, John, Ld. Grey of Rotherfield,
Griffith:
-, Rowland,
-, Thos.,
Grim son of Oswulf,
Grimbold the goldsmith (fl. 1066),
Grimer, Rob., curate of Wicken, vicar of Soham,
Grosvenor:
-, Ric., earl Grosvenor,
-, Rob., earl Grosvenor,
-, Gen., later Field Marshal, Thos.,
guildhalls, see Bottisham; Burwell; Chippenham; Ditton, Fen; Fulbourn; Swaffham Bulbeck; Wicken; Wilbraham, Gt.; Woodditton
guilds, see under parishes
Guînes:
-, Geof. de,
-, John de (fl. 1262-77),
-, John de (fl. 1302),
-, Ralph de,
-, Rob. de,
-, fam.,
Gundulf, bp. of Rochester,
gunmakers,
Gunston, fam.,
Gunthorpe (Norf.):
-, ld.,
Gunton, David, and his fam.,
Gurneys Bank,
Gurry, Martin,
Guyhirn (I. Ely):
-, nonconf.,
Gyney:
-, John de,
-, Rog. de,
-, Wm. de (fl. 1316), n
-, Sir Wm. (? another, fl. 1346),
-, fam.,
Gyrwe (A.-S. people),
Hackney (Mdx.): residents;
Haggitt, Geo., vicar of Soham, and his sis.,
Hailstone:
-, Eliz., w. of John,
-, John, vicar of Bottisham,
Hainault, Philippa of, see Philippa
hairdressers and barbers,
Hale, John,
Hale man., see Chippenham
Hales, Jas.,
Hall:
-, Alex. Cross,
-, F. P., rector of Fulbourn St.
-, Vigor's,
-, Col., later Gen., John,
-, Steph., vicar of Fordham,
-, Revd. Tansley,
-, (formerly Bullock), Wm. Hen.,
Ham, East, see East Ham
Hammond:
-, Eliz., w. of Wm., see Parker
-, Col. Rob.,
-, Wm.,
-, Wm. Parker (d. 1812),
-, Wm. Parker (d. 1873),
-, Wm. Parker (d. 1884),
-, fam., and see Hamond
Hamond:
-, Joan, m. Nic. Hughson,
-, Nic.,
-, Wm.,
-, fam., and see Hammond
Hampshire:
-, land in, and see Hartley Mauduit; Wight, Isle of; Winchester
hamsocn,
Hancock:
-, Edw.,
-, Edw. Ric. Kinver,
-, Eliz., w. of Ric. Thos., see Harwood
-, Jane Mary, m. Wm. Hussey,
-, Ric. Gustavus,
-, Capt., later Adm., Ric. Thos.,
-, Thos. (fl. 1730),
-, Thos. (fl. 1807-10),
-, fam., of Fulbourn,
Hand:
-, Chris.,
-, his w. Mary, see Folkes
-, Jas. Thos., rector of Cheveley,
Hanmer:
-, Eliz., w. of Sir Thos., see Folkes
-, Sir Thos., Bt.,
Hansom, J. A.,
Harcourt:
-, Lucy, w. of Vere, see Thornton
-, Vere,
hare coursing, and see warrens
Harling, East (Norf.):
-, ld.,
harness makers,
Harold II, earl, later king,
harper, Aelfwine the, see Aelfwine
Harris:
-, Revd. Thos., n
-, Wm.,
-, fam.,
Harrison:
-, Audrey, m. Chas. Townshend, later vct. Townshend,
-, Edw.,
-, Dr. Hen., rector of Snailwell,
-, Dr. Wm., rector of Snailwell,
Harrowby, earl of, see Ryder
Hartley Mauduit (Hants), Bts. of,
harvest suppers and horkeys,
Harvey and Hudsons Bank,
Harward, John, vicar of Soham,
Harwell, Thos.,
Harwood:
-, Anne,
-, Eliz., m. Ric. Thos. Hancock,
-, John,
-, Mary,
Hasell:
-, John,
-, fam.,
Haslingfield:
-, ld.,
Hastang, Sir Thos.,
Hastings:
-, Agnes of, m. Sir Phil. of Pitsford,
-, Alice, m. Thos. Neketon,
-, Eliz., w. of John (fl. 1339-67), see Sibill
-, Ellis of,
-, Hen. de,
-, Sir John of (fl. 1316-49),
-, John of (fl. 1339-67),
-, Ralph de (fl. 1156-62),
-, Sir Ralph (d. 1495),
-, Sir Rob. of (fl. 1236-59),
-, Sir Rob. of (fl. 1302-6),
-, Wm., Ld. Hastings,
-, fam., earls of Pembroke,
Hatch:
-, Mary,
-, Sarah, m. John Rayner,
-, fam.,
Hatfield Broadoak or Regis priory (Essex),
-, estates,
-, patronage,
Hatley, East:
-, rector, and see Quy, John of (fl. 1279)
Haudlo:
-, John,
-, Mary, w. of John, see Burnell
Haukyn (Hawkyn):
-, John 'Piersson',
-, Nic., archdeacon of Ely, rector of Snailwell,
haulage firms,
Hauxton, person from,
Haverhill (Suff.),
-, road to,
Haviland:
-, A. G., curate of Horningsea,
-, Prof. John,
Hawkins:
-, Geo.,
-, G. P., baker,
-, Reg., vicar of Soham,
-, Rhode,
Hayne:
-, Anne, w. of Jonathan, see Weld
-, Jonathan,
Hayward:
-, Mary. w. of Rob., m. - Hyde Dix,
-, Mary Ann, m. Tansley Hall,
-, Rob.,
haywards, common,
Headley:
-, John,
-, fam.,
Heath:
-, Edw.,
-, Sir Rob.,
-, and see Hethe
Heckstetter, Rog., vicar of Soham,
Hedingham cas., (Essex), castle ward to,
Hele, Revd. Rob. Selby Hele,
Hemenhale, Ralph,
Hemesi, Brian,
hemp,
-, 'hemplands',
Hempstead (Essex):
-, resident,
Hengrave:
-, Sir Edm. (d. 1334),
-, Sir Edm. (d. 1374),
-, Sir Edm. (d. 1379),
-, Joan, w. of Sir Edm. (d. 1379),
-, Joan, w. of Sir Thos. (d. 1419), see Pond
-, Mary, w. of Sir Edm. (d. 1374), see Felton
-, Sir Thos. (d. 1349),
-, Sir Thos. (d. 1419),
Hengrave (Suff.):
-, ld.,
Henney, Thos. of,
Henny (Henney), in Soham, q.v.
Henrietta Maria, queen of Charles I,
-, attorney general, see Povey, Justinian
Henry I,
Henry II,
-, justiciar, see Glanville, Ranulf de
Henry III,
-, justiciars, see Burgh, Hubert de; Despenser, Hugh (d. 1265)
Henry IV,
-, as earl of Derby,
Henry V,
-, executors,
Henry VI,
-, chamberlain, see Phelip, Wm. (d. 1441)
Henry VII,
Henry VIII,
-, apothecary, see Carleton, Geo. (d. 1549)
Henry son of Eudes, of Burwell,
-, his s., see Thomas
-, his w., see 'Bodingham', Maud of
Henry son of Henry,
-, his s., see Thomas
Henry son of (fitz) Hervey,
-, his sons, see John; Ranulf
Henry son of Robert (fl. 1235),
Henry son of (fitz) Robert (s. of Wm.)(fl. c. 1250), and his s.
-, Henry (d. after 1286),
Henry, archdeacon of Huntingdon, historian,
Henry (fl. 1205), dean of Fordham,
Henry, Alan s. of, see Alan
Henry, Hen. s. of, see Henry
Henry, John s. of, see John
Henry, Ranulf s. of, see Ranulf
Henry, Rob. s. of, see Robert
Heorowulf (fl. 1086), and see Herulf
Hercules air transports,
herdsmen, common,
Hereford, earls of, see Bohun
Hereford cattle,
Hereric, earl,
-, his sons, see Aelfric; Leofwine
Hereward 'the Wake',
Hereward Housing Assoc.,
heriots,
Herring:
-, John Fred. (d. 1865), horse painter,
-, John Fred. (d. 1907), horse painter,
-, Thos., abp. of Canterbury, curate of Stow cum Quy,
Herringswell (Suff.), road to,
Hertford, earl of, see Clare
Hertfordshire,
-, residents,
-, and see Ashwell; Chishall; Offley; Wallington
Herulf the priest, and see Heorowulf
Hervey (d. 1131), bp. of Ely,
Hervey son of Akaris,
-, his s., see Henry
Hervey:
-, Hon. Thos. (d. 1775),
-, Thos. (d. c. 1782),
-, Thos. (d. 1803-4),
-, Wm.,
Hethe, Hamon, bp. of Rochester,
Heton, Martin, bp. of Ely,
Heybridge:
-, Agnes, w. of Wm. of,
-, Maud of, m. 1 John de Trailly, Wm. la Zouche (d. 1272),
-, Wm. of,
Heylock, fam.,
Hicks:
-, Anne, w. of Jas.,
-, David,
-, (formerly Simpson), Edw.,
-, Gregory,
-, Jas., curate of Stow cum Quy,
-, Kath. Beatrice,
-, Reg. Stanley,
-, Stanley Edw.,
-, fam.,
Higford (Salop):
-, ld., and see Hugford
High Churchmen,
High Commission, ct. of,
Higham:
-, John, rector of Burwell St. Mary's,
-, Rob.,
Hildersham:
-, Agnes, w. of -, see Hughson
-, Dorothy, m. John Beacon,
-, Joan, m. Reg. Rabett,
Hildersham:
-, rector, see Goodwin
Hill:
-, John,
-, Martin, vicar of Swaffham Prior,
-, Nic. Isaac, rector of Snailwell,
-, Ric., curate of Swaffham Bulbeck,
-, Wm., vicar of Fordham,
Hills:
-, John, master of St. Cath.'s Coll., Camb., rector of Fulbourn St. Vigor's,
-, his w., m. Thos. Wilson,
Hinchingbroke priory (Hunts.),
Hinde:
-, Sir John,
-, Sir Francis,
-, Thos.,
-, Ursula, w. of Sir John,
-, Wm.,
-, fam.,
Hindu worship,
Hinson:
-, Thos. (fl. 1556),
-, Thos. (fl. 1626),
-, Wm.,
-, fam.,
Hinton, Wal. of, see Walter
Histon:
-, ind.,
Historic Churches Trust,
Hobbs, fam.,
Hobson:
-, Eliz., m. Ric. Folkes, Thos. Parker (d. 1646),
-, Thos., carrier,
Hockley, Thos.,
Holbrooke, John, chancellor of Camb. university, master of
-, Peterhouse, vicar of Cherry Hinton,
Holdernesse, earl of, see Ramsay
Holdstock, Mr. (fl. 1953-7),
holm silver,
Holmhall man., see Stow cum Quy
Home Office wireless depot, in Cheveley,
Homerton teacher training coll., Camb.,
Honeman, fam.,
Hood, J. C. S., rector of Kennett,
hops,
Hopwood, Ralph, rector of Teversham,
Hore, Alice, m. Wm. Dengaine (d. by 1479),
horkeys, see harvest suppers
Horningsea,
-, adv.,
-, agric.,
-, A.-S. minster,
-, bldg.,
-, estates,
-, bdry.,
-, bridges,
-, chap. of St. And.,
-, char.,
-, ch.,
-, Clayhithe in,
-, ferry,
-, fields,
-, ind.,
-, mill,
-, nonconf.,
-, commons,
-, cts. (manorial),
-, crafts and trades,
-, curates, stipendiary,
-, ho. for,
-, dom. archit.,
-, drainage,
-, Eye Hall man.,
-, Eye in,
-, farms,
-, feast,
-, Fen Ditton and Horningsea man., see Ditton, Fen: Fen Ditton and Horningsea man.
-, fens,
-, fields,
-, guilds,
-, housing estates,
-, inc.,
-, ind.,
-, inns and alehouses,
-, land in,
-, man.,
-, ho.,
-, mills,
-, nonconf.,
-, North Hills,
-, Northfields,
-, officers, man. or par.,
-, poor relief,
-, Poplar Hall,
-, pop.,
-, prehist. rem.,
-, rly.,
-, residents,
-, roads in,
-, roads to,
-, Rom. pottery,
-, Rom. rem.,
-, sch.,
-, shops,
-, Sibills man.,
-, streams,
-, tithes,
-, wharf,
-, vicarage,
-, ho.,
-, vicars,
-, workho.,
horse breeding:
-, for farming,
-, for racing, see stud farms
horse butcher, see Pinks
horse clipper,
horse fair, see Reach: fair
horse racing,
-, courses for, and see Beacon; Duke's; July; Round; Rowley Mile
-, forensic laboratory,
-, and see British Racing Sch.; gallops; Jockey Club; jockeys; National
Hunt; steeple chasing; trainers; training stables
Horseheath:
-, Horseheath Hall,
-, ld.,
-, resident,
Horsley, Dorothy, m. Thos. Marsh (d. 1649), Edw. Wray,
horticultural shows and societies,
horticulture, see flowers; market garden; orchards; vineyards
Hospitallers:
-, arms,
-, estates, n
-, patronage,
-, prior, see Botyll
Hotham, John, bp. of Ely,
Hovell, Edw.,
Howard:
-, Edm.,
-, Sir Gerald,
-, Sir John (d. 1331),
-, John, Ld. Howard, later duke of Norfolk (d. 1485),
-, Phil., earl of Arundel,
-, Steph.,
-, Steph. G.,
-, their fam.,
-, Thos., duke of Norfolk (d. 1554),
-, Thos., duke of Norfolk (d. 1572),
-, Thos., earl of Suffolk (d. 1626).
-, Wm.,
Howard de Walden, Ld., see Scott-Ellis
Howlett, fam., builders,
Huddleston:
-, Dorothy,
-, Sir Edm.,
-, Hen. (d. 1557),
-, Hen. (d. 1665),
-, Hen. (d. 1713),
-, Joan, w. of Sir John (d. 1492), see Ansty, Joan (d. 1493)
-, Sir John (d. 1492),
-, Sir John (d. 1557),
-, Mary, w. of Sir Rob.,
-, Sir Rob.,
Hudson, F. W., vicar of Gt. Wilbraham,
hue and cry,
Hugford:
-, Alice, m. Sir Thos. Lucy, Ric. Archer,
-, Margery (d. 1409), w. of Sir Wm. (d. 1404), see Pabenham
-, Margery (d. 1413),
-, Sir Wm. (d. 1404),
-, Wm. (d. by 1409),
Hugh (fl. c. 975),
Hugh, Ralph s. of, see Ralph
Hughes, Edw.,
Hughson:
-, Agnes, m. - Hildersham,
-, Dorothy, m. John Brickett, Thos. Rudston,
-, Joan, w. of Nic., see Hamond
-, Nic.,
Huguenots,
Humfrey, Chas.,
Humphrey, duke of Gloucester,
Humphrey, Rob. s. of, see Robert
Hunt:
-, Chas. Wm.,
-, Revd. Sam.,
-, fam., millwrights,
hunting, see fox hunting; stag hunting
Huntingdon:
-, archdeacon of, see Henry
-, earl of, see Clinton
Huntingdon (Hunts.):
-, nonconf.,
Huntingdonshire,
-, sheriff, see Willys, Sir Thos. (d. 1701)
-, and see Diddington; Dillington; Fenstanton; Hinchingbroke;
Ramsey; St. Ives; St. Neots;
Sawtry; Southoe; Waresley; Wistow
Huntingfield:
-, Maud, w. of Sir Peter, see St. George
-, Sir Peter,
Hunts green, in Silverley, q.v.
Hurley, fam.,
Hurrell:
-, Hen.,
-, Mary, w. of Reg. Metcalf, see Allix
-, Reg. Metcalf,
-, fam.,
Huscarl (fl. 1066-86),
Hussey:
-, Jane Mary, w. of Wm. (fl. 1846), see Hancock
-, Sir John,
-, Sir Wm. (d. 1495),
-, Wm. (fl. 1846),
Hustwait, fam., solicitors,
Hyde:
-, Eliz., m. Chas Peyton,
-, Mary., m. Ric. Peyton,
-, Wm.,
-, fam., arms,
Hyde Smith:
-, Brenda Coralie, m. Ric. Edm.,
-, Cdr. Bryan Edm.,
-, John Jeremy,
-, Capt. Ric. Edm.,
Iceni (British tribe),
Icklingham (Essex):
-, resident,
Icknield way,
implements, see agricultural implements
Independents, and see Congregationalists
India, travel to,
industrial estates and business parks,
industries, extractive, see asphalt mkg.; coprolite digging; gravel extraction; lime burning; quarries; woodland ind.
industry, see agricultural implements and machinery; agrochemicals; aircraft bldg.; biochemicals; biscuit mkg.; brewing; brick and tile mkg.; cement mkg.; caravan bldg.; coach bldg.; computer design; cycle mkg.; egg packing; electronics; engineering; fertilizer wks.; food processing; foundries; furniture mkg.; glass mkg.; malt; medical equipment; millwrights; mineral water; motor car manufacture; packaging; paint mkg.; paper mkg.; printing; radio equipment; rope mkg.; scientific apparatus; tanning; timber processing; toy mkg.
infangthief,
Ingham (Norf.):
-, ld.,
Inglons, Edw.,
Ingoldisthorpe:
-, Sir Edm.,
-, Eliz., w. of Sir John, see Burgh
-, Isabel, m. John Neville, marquess Montagu,
-, Joan, w. of Sir Edm., see Tiptoft
-, Sir John,
-, Marg., w. of Thos.,
-, Thos.,
Ingram:
-, Chas., vct. Irwin, and his dau.,
-, Frances, w. of Chas., see Shepherd
Ingulf, fam.,
inmates, unauthorised,
Innes, Jas.,
Innocent II, pope, grant by,
inoculation (vaccination),
intercommoning, see common
Ipswich (Suff.):
-, carriage to,
-, ind.,
Ireland:
-, clergy from,
-, Ld. Lieutenant, see Cromwell, Hen. (d. 1674)
irommongers,
Isaacson:
-, Diana,
-, Hannah, m. Wm. Sandiver,
-, John,
-, Steph., and his s. and dau.,
-, Wm., vicar of Swaffham Bulbeck,
-, fam.,
Isabel of France, queen of Edw.
-, clerk of,
Isinglass, racehorse,
Isleham, Gerard of,
Isleham,
-, adv.,
-, agric.,
-, almsho.,
-, Beckhall man.,
-, bdry.,
-, bridges,
-, cemetery,
-, chant.,
-, chap.,
-, char.,
-, ch.,
-, church hall,
-, clubs and societies,
-, commons,
-, cts. (manorial),
-, crafts and trades,
-, curates,
-, deanery,
-, dom. archit.,
-, drainage,
-, droveways (fen),
-, East End,
-, farms,
-, feast,
-, fens,
-, settlement in,
-, ferry,
-, fields,
-, fires,
-, fisheries,
-, flooding,
-, Gt. Bernards man.,
-, hotel,
-, housing estates,
-, inc.:
-, of common fens,
-, of common fields,
-, ind.,
-, inns and alehouses,
Isleham (formerly Gt. Bernards) Hall, fig.
-, estate,
Isleham, Gt.,
-, man.,
Isleham, Lt.,
-, chap.,
-, man.,
-, land in,
-, Lee brook,
-, Lt. Bernards man.,
-, man.,
-, ho.,
-, mills,
-, mission ch.,
-, Newhall man.,
-, Newnham in,
-, nonconf.,
-, officers, man. or par.,
-, par. council,
-, Pits, the,
-, poor relief,
-, poor's fen,
-, pop.,
-, prehist. rem.,
-, priory, and see Linton: priory
-, chap., fig.
-, pumping station,
-, rly.,
-, station,
-, reading room,
-, recreation ground,
-, rectors,
-, rectory,
-, ho.,
-, residents,
-, roads in,
-, roads to,
-, Rom. rem.,
-, Rochester fee, see Isleham: Beckhall
-, sch.,
-, in fen,
-, sewage works,
-, shops,
-, Shrewsbury man.,
-, streets,
-, Temple, the,
-, tithes,
-, trade and shipping,
-, Uphall man.,
-, vestry,
-, vicarage,
-, ho.,
-, vicars,
-, village green,
-, village hall,
-, wharf,
-, workho.,
Isleham Lode, and see Lark, river
Isle of Wight (Hants), landowners,
Isleworth (Mdx.):
-, resident,
Jackson, Jeremiah, vicar of Swaffham Bulbeck,
Jacobites,
Jamaica (W. Indies):
-, Good Hope plantation,
James I,
-, Book of Sports,
James II, wives of,
James:
-, Sir Cane, Bt.,
-, John, vicar of Ashley, n
-, Sir John (d. 1676),
-, Sir John, Bt. (d. 1741),
-, W. H., rector of Fen Ditton, and his w.,
Jarvis (Jervis):
-, Chris.,
-, John (fl. 1635),
-, Sir John, Bt. (d. 1950),
-, Peter,
-, Wm.,
-, fam.,
Jeckell, Mr. (fl. 1862-3),
Jenyns:
-, Revd. Chas. Fitzgerald,
-, Eliz. (d. 1728), w. of Sir Rog.,
-, Eliz. (d. 1796), w. of Soame,
-, Geo.,
-, Canon Geo. Leonard (d. 1848), vicar of Bottisham and Swaffham Prior,
-, his w.,
-, (later Blomefield), Leonard, vicar of Swaffham Bulbeck,
John,
-, Sir Rog.,
-, Rog. Gambier,
-, Rog. Soame,
-, Rog. Wm. Bulwer,
-, Soame,
-, Col. S. P.,
-, fam.,
Jephcott, Jonathan, vicar of Swaffham Prior,
Jermy:
-, Edw.,
-, his dau.,
-, Eliz., m. Sir Geo. Waldegrave,
-, Joan (d. 1649), w. of Sir Thos., see Steward
-, Joan (d. 1663), m. John Rant (fl. mid 17th-cent.),
-, Sir Thos.,
Jermyn:
-, Sir Ambrose,
-, Hen., Ld. Dover and Jermyn,
-, Judith, w. of Hen.,
-, Sir Rob.,
Jermy[n]s man., see Teversham
Jersey cattle,
Jerusalem (Palestine),
-, Hosp., see Hospitallers
-, Temple, see Templars
Jervis, see Jarvis
Jesus College, Camb.,
-, estates,
-, fellows,
-, masters, and see Bell, John (d. 1591); Pearce; Reston; Fuller, John
-, patronage,
Jockey Club,
jockeys, and see Chifney; Dorr; Wood, Chas.
Joel, Stanhope,
John, King (formerly count of Mortain),
John of Gaunt, duke of Lancaster (d. 1399),
John, duke of Bedford (d. 1435),
John son of Baldwin, see Baldwin
John son of (fitz) Henry (fl. 1218-30),
-, his s., see FitzJohn
John son of Henry (another, fl. 1235),
John son of Robert (fl. 13th cent.), of Fordham,
John son of Waleran (fl. 1086),
Johnson:
-, Fred. Appleyard,
-, John,
-, J. A.,
-, Ric.,
Jones:
-, Fowler,
-, Geof., rector of Ashley,
Jordan the chamberlain (d. c. 1200), and see Chamberlain
Jour, Wm.,
Judith, ctss., w. of earl Waltheof,
Jugg, fam.,
July Course,
'Junction, the', see Cambridge Venue