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Alumni Oxonienses
… rector of Poyntingdon 1691, of Puckington 1694, and of Shepton-Beauchamp (all Somerset) 1699. See Foster's Index …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Middle Ages, and the least rational boundary is that with Shepton Beauchamp which links Barrington with the remainder … exchanged the advowson with Mrs. Eliza Coles (d. 1897) of Shepton Beauchamp and her son, Canon V. S. S. Coles (d. … curate 18851926, lived at first in the clergy house at Shepton Beauchamp, but by 1914 in the Cottage in Barrington. …
A History of the County of Somerset
… 1708 traders included an Evershot (Dors.) shoemaker and a Shepton Mallet stocking-maker: S.R.O., Q/SR 247/3, 257/7. …
A History of the County of Somerset
… century, Worthington (d. 171920) becoming a clothier at Shepton Mallet. 68 Though continuing tenants on a smaller …
A History of the County of Somerset
… between 1783 and 1815. 221 The parish became part of the Shepton Mallet poor-law union in 1836. 222 Church. The church …
A History of the County of Somerset
… their corn, 241 but competition from Yeovil, Tintinhull Shepton Beauchamp, and Montacute was evidently unwelcome. 242 … 432 Few of the members can be identified, though Robert of Shepton and Reynold of Frome may have been lawyers, the …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Compare Frogenmere ( c. 1150) and Freggemere ( c. 1302) in Shepton Beauchamp: S.R.S. xxxv. 57, 64. S.R.O., DD/PT, maps …
A History of the County of Somerset
… William (d. 1746), the last selling to Zachary Bayly of Shepton Mallet c. 1724. 134 Bayly sold the lordship to two … were made to start a workhouse at Hurst in 1760, and near Shepton Mead bridge in 1789. Land was purchased in Water …
A History of the County of Somerset
… who used it to endow their almshouses and school in Shepton Mallet. 136 In 1842 the rectory consisted of …
A History of the County of Somerset
… FOR THE POOR. William Owsley (d. 1630), rector of Shepton Beauchamp, left 45 to be accumulated from his rent …