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A History of the County of Somerset
… and 100 ft. contours; 3 the highest point is on the main Ilminster-Ilchester road NE. of Lopen Head, the lowest along …
A History of the County of Somerset
… College, Cambridge, and master at Eton, was master of Ilminster grammar school and then of Taunton. 98 William …
A History of the County of Somerset
… recently added to the holding, in 1725 to John Collins of Ilminster (d. 1741). 146 Collins's son John, of Hatch …
A History of the County of Somerset
… replaced by Josiah Wyatt, a member of the Ilchester and Ilminster Presbyterian classis. Kemp successfully petitioned …
A History of the County of Somerset
… young girls found employment at a collar factory in Ilminster. 112 Early in the 13th century Robert Vaux granted …
A History of the County of Somerset
… from the village who left to work at a collar factory at Ilminster. 97 LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Court rolls survive for the … sons of James Upton (d. 1749), headmaster successively of Ilminster and Taunton grammar schools, and himself a protg of … the living in person, but combined it with the curacy of Ilminster (186570) and with the vicarage of Seavington St. …
A History of the County of Somerset
… through Muchelditch field. It was turnpiked in 1823 by the Ilminster trust, 8 but went out of use as a through route …
A History of the County of Somerset
… at Watergore and Fouts. 34 This route was adopted by the Ilminster turnpike trustees in 17589, but abandoned by them … alone passed in 1552 to Humphrey Walrond of Sea in Ilminster (d. 1580), and then to Humphrey's son Henry (d. … son, conveyed it in 1637 to John Bonning of Atherstone in Ilminster. 284 In 1691 and 1701 the manor was held by Mrs. …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Mules the younger (rector 181224) lived with his father at Ilminster and was employing a curate in 1818. 186 He probably resigned the rectory on succeeding his father at Ilminster. 187 Alfred Tooke, rector from 1824, was living at …
Magna Britannia
… new road of communication from London to Exeter, through Ilminster and Chard, is in this parish. William the Conqueror …