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A History of the County of Somerset
… from the north, east, and south sides of the town. Hamp secondary modern school was opened in Hamp Avenue in 1956. Its name was changed to the Blake … were opened in 1952. Two shared a site in Rhode Lane, Hamp. In that year Hamp junior school had 150 pupils on the …
A History of the County of Somerset
… and made orders several times for rebuilding the pound at Hamp Green and for defending the green against encroachments. … courts of North Petherton, but required the tithingman of Hamp to attend the hundred twice a year. The abbey was to continue holding its own courts at Hamp. 85 After the Dissolution, Bristol corporation held …
A History of the County of Somerset
… to Athelney abbey in 1009. 33 Athelney abbey held HAMME or HAMP manor until its dissolution in 1539, the holding … Bower. 39 In 1540 the Crown let the capital messuage of Hamp to John Soper. 40 From 1543 it was leased to John … Robert Cuffe in 1575, 41 and another Robert Cuffe occupied Hamp Farm and demesnes in 1655. 42 In 1547 the house included …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Lane (later King Street), Friarn Street, King Square, Hamp, and a warehouse near the quay. 80 The Princeites held a …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and is separated from the parish of Waterfall by the river Hamp, which in its course enters the ground at Waterhouses, …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… of the justices of the peace and others in the counties of Hamp shire and Surrey, distinguishing those who are favourers …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… on Fridaye the 31 daye of August ( sic) 1621 at Odium [Hamp]shire: her funerall is on the 14th of this monthe at …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… Throgmorton has lately levied men with sound of drum at Hamp. [? Southampton] and in the Isle of Wight for the Archduke's service. On Friday night there came to Hamp. one Grimston, who pretends to be lieutenant to … from Throgmorton to himself. Grimston asked the Mayor of Hamp. for permission to gather such as he could, not naming …