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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… in 1783. 15 Robert Meares, a dyer, was a considerable free-holder in the mid-18th century. 16 It is also clear that … 1903, is a chapel-of-ease to Corsley parish church. 47 Two free chapels which existed in the parish in the Middle Ages … years later the parish paid for 66 people to go to Canada. SCHOOLS. In 1662 the churchwardens of Corsley presented that …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… structure, containing 550 sittings, all of which are free. The church of Clova, about ten miles distant from that … repewed. It contains 250 sittings, all of which are free, except the gallery, which is let for the benefit of the … Here is the parish church, and one of the three parochial schools. Cotton Of Lownie COTTON OF LOWNIE, a village, in the …
The History and Antiquities of the County of Suffolk
… Karetun was the estate of Earl Gurth, and was farmed by a free-man named Alric. It was then valued at 20 shillings, … to the church in 1332. In 1360, John de Herling had free-warren allowed him in the manors of Corton, Newton, and …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… is endowed with 31 per annum; and there are some national schools, erected in 1833, at an expense of 580. Cosford … held under the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury, all tithe-free, is intersected by the Canterbury and Whitstable …
A History of the County of Somerset
… 1925 and converted into a cottage. 48 EDUCATION Two dame schools were held in the late 18th century. 49 A Sunday … 1818 50 and 105 in 1825. 51 In 1833 there were three day schools with a total of 29 children, all of whom attended a …
A History of the County of Northampton
… by far the largest contributor in the parish to the Free and Voluntary Present of 1662. 72 The present Cosgrove … throughout the Middle Ages there were a number of free tenements in Cosgrove, some of which included land in … and was supported by fees. There were also two Sunday schools. One, opened in 1820, was attended by 25 boys and …