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'Index: A - K', in A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 4, the City of Gloucester, (London, 1988) pp. 449-462. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/glos/vol4/pp449-462 [accessed 19 March 2024]
Index
A - K
Abbey Lane, see St. Mary's Street
Abbeydale, 241
Abbot's Barton manor, see Barton
Street
Abergavenny (Mon.), 17, 45, 129
Abingdon (Berks.), 128
Abloads Court, see Sandhurst
Abrahams, Amelia, 335
Aconbury Priory (Herefs.), 56
Adam ap Howel, 376
Adam son of Roger, 371
Adam the Welshman, 371
Adams:
Alice, see Cadle
John, 392
Thos. (fl. 1527), 392
Thos. (d.1621), 377
Addison, T.F., 225
Agnes the beadle, 406
agricultural implements, manufacture
of, 175, 179, 189
Ailesgate Street, see Eastgate Street
Ailwin the mercer, 22, 289
aircraft, manufacture of, 4, 170, 1856,
188, 238
airfields, see Churchdown; Hucclecote
Aldermaston (Berks.), 396
aldermen, see borough and city government
alehouses, see inns
Alexander, John, 319, 323
Aleyn, see Allen
Alfgar, Earl, 12
Alfield:
Rob., 318
Thos., 317
Alington, Revd. John W., 210, 314,
342
All Saints' parish, 14, 701
adv., 293
benefice, 2923, 300
chant., 294
char. for poor, 359, 361
ch., 1011, 14, 100, 122, 249, 292,
2934, 300
bldg. hist., 294
All Saints' (19th-cent.) parish, 312, 314
char. for poor, 359
ch. (in Barton Street), 311, 312
Allen (Aleyn):
A.E., 358
Edm., 375 n
John (d.1524), 53, 375
John (fl.1768), 434
Hen., 179
Thos., 433
almshouses (or hospitals), 3, 34, 39, 63,
823, 90, 92, 97, 111, 142, 146,
149, 286, 317, 3516; and see
leper hospitals; St. Bartholomew's
Hospital; St. Kyneburgh's Hospital; St. Margaret's Hospital; St.
Mary Magdelen's Hospital;
United Hospitals
Alney Island, 63, 67, 96, 131, 136, 176,
193, 241, 243, 410
Alvin gate, see gates and walls
Alvin Street (formerly Fete Lane), 9,
67, 121, 168, 231, 240, 364
Alvington, 331
Anchor Alley, see Turnstile Alley
anchorites and anchoresses, 296,
31617
Anderson, W. E. Ellery, 31516
Andover, Ralph of, 372
Andrew:
John, 374
Maur., 374
Andrews, Ric., 407
animal feed and fertilizer, manufacture
of, 179, 1889
Anlep:
John, see Head
John of, 373
Anne (Queen), 251
Anne (of Bohemia), queen of Ric. II,
20
Anne a' Deane, 395
anti-vaccination movement, 200
Antwerp, 23, 182
Apostolic Church, 334
apothecaries, 80, 105, 125, 133, 269,
272, 285, 291, 37880, 399, 435
apothecary:
Phil. the, see Philip the spicer
Rob. the, see Robert the spicer
apprenticeship, see borough and city
government
Aram:
Eliz., 296
Thos., 378
Archdeacon Meadow, 67, 193, 406 n
Archdeacon (or Deacon) Street
(formerly Leather Bottle Lane),
66, 151, 169, 1945, 202, 211, 221,
237, 240, 364
architects, 140, 165, 223, 235; and see
Anderson, W. E. Ellery; Ashwell,
B. J.; Bell, Chas.; Blackburn,
Wm.; Blount, Gilb.; CachemailleDay, N.F.; Christian, Ewan;
Collingwood, John; Cooke, Jas.;
Culliford, V.H.; Dancey, H.A.;
Daukes, Sam. Whitfield; Dunn,
Alf.; Franklin, Wm.; Fulljames,
Thos. (d. 1874); Fulljames and
Waller; Giles, John; Giles, John,
and Gough; Gribble, Chas.;
Haigh, Bartin; Hamilton, J.R.;
Hunt, G.H.; Hutchinson, Hen.;
Jacques, John; Jacques, John, &
Son; Jacques, Wm.; Jellicoe,
G.A.; Jones & Son; Kempthorne,
Sampson; Kent, Wm.; Kerridge
& Sons; Leah, Wm.; Maberly,
A.W.; Madox, G.V.; Medland,
Jas.; Medland, M.H.; Medland
and Maberly; Medland & Son;
Moffat, W.B.; Niblett, Francis;
Overbury, Thos.; Planck, Wal.;
Potter, Rob.; Price, Wm. (d.
1815); Pritchett, J.P.; Rickman,
Thos.; Roberts, Wm.; Scott,
Geo. Gilb.; Searle & Son; Sims,
Jos.; Smirke, Rob.; Smirke, Sydney; Stark, Wm.; Stratton-Davis,
Harold; Tait, Brian; Tait, Jas.;
Trew, J. Fletcher; Tripp, Capel
N.; Waller, F.S.; Waller, F.W.;
Waller, N.H.; Waller & Son;
Wheeler, John; Wood, John;
Wood, Wal. B.; Woodward,
Edw.; Woodward, Thos.
Arden, Ric., 400
Argentina, trade with, 179
Arlingham, 53, 121
Arnold (fl. early 13th cent.), 371
Arnold:
Ant., 378
Dorothy, m. Sir Thos Lucy, 392
John, 392
Marg., 392
Sir Nic., 392
Rob., 130
Rowland, 392
Ashwell:
B.J., 284
Ric., 373
Asplyn, Thos., 375
Assemblies of God, see Pentecostal
Churches
Aston:
Ric. of (fl. 1316), 372
Ric. of (fl. 1336, ? same as
preceding), 373
Rob. of, 373
Wm. of, 372
Athelstan, king of the W. Saxons, 12
Atkyns:
Eliz., see Roberts
Louise, 423
Marg., 422
Ric. (d. 1530), 52
Ric. (d. 1610), 394, 422, 428
Ric. (d. 1636), 394, 422, 429
Ric. (fl. 1646, 1670), 394, 422
Sir Rob. (d. 1710), 422
Sir Rob. (d. 1711), 4223
Thos. (d. 1552), 299, 394, 422
Thos. (fl. 1588), 867
attorneys, see lawyers
Attwood, Ric. Wm., 394
Atwell, Hugh, 356
Austin, Eliz., 308, 362
Australia, export to, 174
Avenel:
Douce, 396
Marg., 396
Ralph, 396
Wm., 396
Avonmouth, see Bristol
Awre, 336, 352
Blakeney, 294
Gatcombe, 43, 78, 126, 128
Aylburton, see Lydney
Bacon:
Rob., 1001
Sampson, 108, 117, 323
Baddeley, Florence, 349
Badger:
John (fl. 1620), 399
John (fl. 1670s), 323
fam., 400
Badgeworth, 275, 302, 385, 432
Little Witcombe, 321
Badminton, 113
Bagendon, 323
Bailey (Bayley):
F.T., rector of St. John the Baptist,
271, 344
Mic., 379
bailiffs, see borough and city government
Baker:
John, 310
Sam., 173, 223, 254
Simon, 297
Baker's Quay, see docks
bakers, 49, 51, 76, 109, 111, 125, 172,
176, 3767
trade company, 59, 76, 801
Baldwin:
Stanley, 182
Mr. (?Steph.), 250 n
Balfour, Wm., vicar of St. Nicholas,
309
Ball, Rog. (fl. 1394, 1428, ? more than
one), 32, 373, 441
Balme, J.N., 229
Baltic Sea, trade with, 42, 1267, 137,
173
Balun, John de, 20
Banbury:
John, 37, 413, 62, 373
Wal. s. of Wal., 436
Banbury (Oxon.), 17
banking, 3, 105, 124, 133, 1401, 177,
181, 3801
bank bldgs., 4, 1613, 221, 223, 233,
237, 249, Plate 11
bankers, 105, 1256, 133, 135,
1401, 145, 153, 162, 167, 177,
206, 413
savings bank, 156, 212, 223
Banknot:
Wal. (fl. 1440s), 374
Wal. (fl. 1450s, another), 62 n
Baptists, 117, 209, 214, 226, 319,
3202, 324, 364, 437, 447
Particular Baptists, 322
sch., 340, 342
Barber (Barbour):
Ric., 304
Wm., 328, 350
Barbican hill, see castle
Barbican Road, 245, 247, 364
Barbour, see Barber
Barkworth & Spaldin, firm of, 173
Barnard, John, 108
Barnes:
Thos., 362
Wm., 406
Barnfield, John, 52
Barnstaple (Devon), 77
Barnwood, Thos. of, 372
Barnwood, 171, 176, 208, 216, 218,
220, 2678, 313, 408, 41022
agric., 416
Barnwood Ct., 141, 153, 214, 411,
41315, 41819
Barnwood Ho., 414
as Barnwood Ho. Hosp., see hospitals, mental hosp.
benefice, 414, 41718
boundaries, 1, 171, 204, 3824, 410,
430
char. for poor, 420
ch., 303, 31112, 315, 411, 41719
bldg. hist., 41819
ch. ho., 411, 417
Coney Hill, q.v.
ct., 403, 409, 417
cross, 419
curates, 414, 41718
early settlement hist., 222, 411
farms, 416
fields, 382, 415, 435
inc., 405, 41011, 416
inns, 411, 417
lands in, 274, 393, 398, 443
man., 235, 393, 4023, 411, 41315,
417
man. ho., see Barnwood, Barnwood
Ct.
mills, 400, 41417
nonconf., 323, 326, 419
office development in, 190
poor relief, 417
pop., 411
rectory (and tithes), 41415, 41718
roads, 385, 41011
schs., 339, 341, 411, 41820
suburban development in, 230, 235,
238, 241, 411, 414, 417
trades, 417
vicars, 41819, 446
vicarage ho., 411, 414, 418
Baron (Barron):
John, 156, 380
W.S., & Son (later Simon-Barron
Ltd.), 182, 186, 188
barracks, see militia barracks
Barret (Barrett):
Ric., 44, 373
Thos., 371
Barrington, Little, 155
barristers, see lawyers
Barron, see Baron
Barrow, Chas., 141, 1523, 371
Barrow in Furness (Lancs.), 173
Barse, Thos., 298
Barston, Edw., 79
Barton:
John, 374
J.E., 321
barton:
Alf. of the, 407
Denise of the, m. Hen. of Lasborough, 407
Barton Street (hamlet and street), 1,
10, 58, 110, 154, 335, 359, 364,
382, 389, 406
Abbot's Barton man., 56, 67, 3923,
394, 399403, 406, 411, 4401,
443, 445
ct., 4089
site (barton), 65, 67, 168, 389,
393, 408
agric., 103, 4015
Barton End, 168, 225, 321, 327, 329,
339
ch. at, see St. James par.
Barton Fair, see fairs
Barton St. Mary, 168, 303, 382, 384,
4089
bd. of health, 197, 267, 410
Barton St. Michael, 168, 305, 382,
4089
bd. of health, 197, 267, 410
boundaries, 191, 197, 3824
ch. at, see All Saints' (19th-cent.)
parish
early settlement hist., 67, 121,
15960, 389
inns, 389, 408
King's Barton manor (or liberty), 9,
18, 201, 5960, 261, 386,
3901, 4002, 4068, 4401
ct., 408, 445
site (barton), 65, 389, 391
and see Dudstone and King's Barton hundred
lands in, 294, 306, 392, 397, 401
mills, 131, 4012, 4068
Morin's Mill, 131, 355, 4078
Whitegoose Mill, 175, 407
named as address, 126, 354, 393, 395
nonconf., 320, 3245, 327, 329, 331,
334
poor relief, 40910
roads, 244, 3856, 409
suburban development in, 67,
15960, 162, 168, 170, 2245,
2289, 234, 267, 389
World's End, 262 n, 389
Baskerville, Thos., curate of Barnwood, 418
Bath, 119, 129, 138, 269, 308, 385
Batherne:
Marg., see Kirby
Rog., 393
baths, public, see borough and city
government, public services
Bathurst:
Allen, Ld. Bathurst, 423
Benj., 152
Baugh, John, 317, 355, 371, 377
Baverton, Edm. of, 372
Baxter, Ric., 92
Bayley, see Bailey
Baylis:
Benj., 380
Edw., 131, 379
John, 131, 379
fam., 145
and see Tanner and Baylis
Bazeley, Wm., rector of Matson, 446
beadle, Agnes the, see Agnes
Beale:
Dorothea, 285
Geof., 377
John, 324, 397
Miles (d. 1713), 397
Miles (d. 1748), 397
Thos. (d. 1784), 39
Revd. Thos. (d. 1805), 3978, 400
Beard, Ric., 377
and see Kirby, Beard, & Co.
Bearland, 65, 1212, 240, 249, 260,
265, 268, 364
Bearland House, 123, 226, 338, 348
Beauchamp:
Anne, m. Ric. Lygon, 397
Ric., later Ld. Beauchamp, 21, 397
Beaufort, dukes of, see Somerset, Hen.
and Hen. Chas.
Beaumont, Hen. de, earl of Warwick,
422
Bedford, 26, 188
Beech, Wal., 309
Belgium, see Antwerp; Flanders
Bell:
Chas., 327
Joan, 242, 2902, 302, 355, 366,
407
John, 379
Thos. (d. 1560 or 1561), 40, 376
Thos. (later Sir Thos., d. 1566), 40,
534, 75, 121, 290, 3012, 304,
311, 36871, 376, 407, Plate 5
almsho. and char. founded by, 83,
2423, 265, 292, 296, 316, 352,
3546, 260, 407
Wm., 379
and see Clayton and Bell
Bell (formerly Travel) Lane, 65, 225,
239, 364, 367
bellfounder:
Hugh the, see Hugh
Thos. the, see Thomas
bellfounders and bellfounding, see
metal working
Bellow, John, 298, 301
Bellows, John, 181, 216, 226
Bell's Place, see Dominican friary, site
and bldgs.
Bennett:
Edith, m. Wm. Selwyn, 396
Leon., 3956
Thos., 52 n
Wm., 103
Bennetts, John, 325
Benson, Martin, bp. of Glouc., 158,
269, 2837, 352
Berkeley:
Chas. Paget, 206
Fred. Augustus, earl of Berkeley,
389
Mary, see Cole
Maur. de, Ld. Berkeley (d. 1326),
201
Maur. de (d. 1347), 279 n
Maur., Ld. Berkeley (d. 1523), 291
Maur. Fred., 153, 2057
Norborne, 269
Rog. de, 15
Berkeley, 43, 50, 135, 281
Sharpness, 177, 1813, 1856, 199,
254, 257, 273, 332
Berkeley Street (formerly Broadsmith
Street and Catherine Wheel
Lane), 8, 26, 38, 65, 70, 365
Berkshire, see Abingdon; Aldermaston; Clewer; Sonning; Windsor
Best, Thos., 376
Bethel United Church of Jesus Christ,
334
Bewdley (Worcs.), 434, 76, 104,
1278, 135
Bezille, Maci de, 20
Bible Christians, 333
Bicknor:
Alex. of, 22, 27, 32, 372
Wal. of, 372
Bicknor, English, 133
Biddell (Biddle):
John (fl. 1640s), master of Crypt
sch., 92, 101
John (fl. 1830), 254
Bigland, Ralph, 285
Binning:
Moses, 314
Wm., 408
Birchall:
E.V.D., 400
J.D., 400
Linda, m. C.H. Verey, 400
Violet, 400
Bird:
John (fl. 1639), master of Crypt sch.,
90, 92
John (fl. 1818), 139, 2545
Wm., 364
Birdlip:
Nic., 42, 373
Wm., 373
Birdwood, see Churcham
Birmingham, 135, 175, 180, 188, 254
coaches and carriers to, 12930, 138
merchants of, 135, 137, 174, 225,
254
rly. to, 1723
trade with, 126, 137, 171, 185
Birmingham and Gloucester railway,
1713, 2545, 431
Bishop:
Ric., 434
Wm., (fl. 1794, 1832), 324
Wm., (fl. 1801, another), 306
Bisley:
Hugh of, 443
John (fl. 1393, 1401), 373
John (fl. 1417, 1428, ? another), 373
Thos. of, 373
Bisley, 14
Bitton, 325
Blackburn, Wm., 247
Blackfriars, see Dominican friary
Blackleech, Abraham, 285, 356
Blackwell:
Hen. of, 58
John, 379
Sam., 391
Blake, Jas., 218
Blakeney, see Awre
Blakeway, Geo. Sheffield, town clerk of
Glouc., 371
Blanch:
Anne, w. of Wm., m. 2 Sam.
Walbank, 398
John (d. 1725), 128, 388, 398, 408
John (d. 1756), 126, 158, 307, 354,
362
Mary, m. Thos. Horton, 398
Wm. (d. 1758), 398
Wm. (d. 1766), 398
fam., 354
Bland, Sam., 200, 213
Blenheim (later Vauxhall) Gardens,
157, 168, 213, 217, 229
blind gate, see gates and walls
Blinkhorn:
John, 219
Rob., 176
Blinkhorn Ltd., see shops and stores
Blizard, Thos., 417
Bloomfield, John, 201, 321
Blount, Gilb., 318
Bluecoat school (or Hospital), see education, secondary educ., Sir Thos.
Rich's sch.
Blunt, Ric. le, 372
Boatman, Wm., 38
Boddington, 397
Bohun:
Cecily de, 397
Hen. de, earl of Heref., 15, 396
Humph. de, earl of Heref. and Essex
(d. 1275), 316
Humph. de, earl of Heref. (d. 1361),
281 n
Marg. de, 3956
Mary de, m. Hen. of Lancaster, later
Hen. IV, 396
Maud de, 316
fam., 289
Bole, John le, see Lucas
Boleyn, Anne, queen of Hen. VIII,
212
Bolt Lane, see Longsmith Street
Bon March, see shops and stores
Bond:
F.T., 349
Wm. (d. 1565), 376
Wm. (fl. 1823), 337
Boneson, Wm., 374
Bonnor, Thos., 132
booksellers, 91, 119, 132, 216, 3789
Boothall, Owen of, see Windsor
Boothall (or guildhall), 35, 38, 56, 64,
163, 248, 319, 331
as co. hall, 248
bldg. hist., 246, 248, 356, Plate 37
cts. held at, 33, 147, 248
entertainments at, 154, 219, 248
inn (or hotel), see inns
mkt. held at, 25, 45, 58, 64, 143, 248,
260
borough and city government, 2835,
549, 829, 989, 11217, 14152,
191205
aldermen, 23, 38, 54, 55, 61, 845,
868, 93, 98, 112, 11416, 142,
147, 14950, 191, 192, 1967,
203, 204, 336, 351
as J.P.s (magistrates), 2, 54, 74,
77, 79, 83, 85, 889, 91, 98101,
116, 1412, 14851, 1556,
2656, 268, 273
list of aldermen 14831835,
37481
occupations and status, 53, 81, 84,
110, 126, 131, 133, 140, 145,
37581
alehouses, regulation of, see inns
apprenticeship, 57, 59, 74, 80, 96,
125, 131, 144, 148, 1523
char. for, see charities
bailiffs, 2, 17, 19, 26, 2932, 336,
43, 5962, 251, 36970
as sheriffs, after 1483, see borough
and city government, sheriffs
list of bailiffs 12001483, 3714
occupations and status, 22, 278,
32, 53, 3724 nn
bellmen, 55, 192, 268
bd. of health, 1501, 266, 272; and
see Barton Street, Barton St.
Mary and Barton St. Michael;
borough and city government,
corporation; Kingsholm, Kingsholm St. Catherine
bridewell (or ho. of correction), 83,
150, 244, 341
burgess rights and freemen, 31,
345, 51, 579, 612, 801, 84,
86, 97, 109, 142, 147, 15960,
268, 336
commoning rights, 601, 67,
1934, 3589
freemen in parl. elections, 109,
115, 144, 1523, 206
chamberlain (from 1672), 116, 142,
195
chamberlains, see borough and city
government, stewards
char. trustees, municipal, 1913,
240, 309, 3357, 351, 353,
3569, 393, 397, 4078, 424
charters and privileges, 17, 1921,
2834, 845, 88, 11314, 116,
250, 259, 261
1200 charter, 2, 17, 19, 2933, 57,
371
1483 charter, 2, 21, 368, 44,
546, 84, 370, 374
city status, 2, 13, 41, 204
civic ceremonial, feasts, etc., 22, 40,
567, 90, 109, 119, 1456, 155,
213, 216, 283, 336, 357
coat of arms, 52, 2489, 368
commune, 29
coroners, 2930, 33, 55, 191
corporation, passim, particularly in
govt. sections from 1483
as bd. of health (later urban
sanitary authority), 4, 170, 192,
1956, 199200, 2035, 2637
as burial bd., 195, 2689
as local educ. authority, 2015,
328, 337, 33941, 34650
as port sanitary authority,
199200, 273
char., almshouses, and schs.,
administration of, 3, 34, 63,
823, 111, 116, 142, 144, 146,
152, 170, 191, 252, 308, 3357,
3518, 369, 424
city economy, encouragement and
protection of, 756, 96, 108,
1279, 135, 138, 182, 212
city improvements and expansion,
role in, 80, 117, 121, 124,
1413, 149, 1612, 165, 16970,
1956, 1978, 199, 202, 205,
2256, 22931, 234, 237; and
see below, housing schemes
city property, 367, 40, 56, 98,
1201, 142, 152, 155, 1601,
165, 1678, 1923, 196, 214,
245, 291, 396, 407
estates (outlying), 56, 99, 116,
336, 393, 3968, 403, 424, 441
finances, 856, 989, 116, 1424,
192, 193, 1968, 2035, 265,
336
hosp. management, 200, 2023,
26973
housing schemes, 4, 170, 202,
2045, 238, 2401, 394, 396,
413, 424, 442
incorporation of, 2, 37, 54
leisure facilities, provision of, 202,
205, 215, 21720
mkt. and fairs, management of,
1434, 25962
occupations and status of
members, 778, 110, 113, 118,
140, 145; and see borough and
city government, aldermen
parl. elections, role in, 86, 88, 115,
146, 1523
political divisions, 867, 11315,
1912, 1968, 2001, 2034
public bldgs., maintenance of,
2423, 246, 2489, 2512,
2946, 307, 311
public services, role in, 4, 192,
195, 197, 199, 2025, 2628,
275 n, 385
purged by Crown, 3, 11314,
3778
puritans on, 8990, 100
reform of (1835), 4, 170, 1912,
370
council:
14831835 (common council),
545, 58, 80, 84, 86, 116, 142,
145, 249, 336
after 1835 (city council), 1902,
1958, 2001, 2034, 240, 249
co. boro. status, 2, 170, 198, 204
courts, 3, 2930, 84, 978, 172
ct. of requests (or conscience, later
county ct.), 116, 147, 191
hundred ct. (or ct. leet) and view
of frankpledge, 17, 2932, 334,
54, 55, 58, 84, 85, 116, 146, 147,
248
orphans' ct., 845
piepowder (or sheriffs') ct., 56,
845, 116, 147, 249,
quarter sessions, 85, 116, 142,
146, 150, 191, 2489
district status, 170, 204
elections, municipal, 1912, 196,
198, 2001, 2034
fee farm, 2, 17, 201, 289, 312, 36,
55, 99, 143
gaol, 33, 150, 192, 226, 244, 268,
316, 3569, 361
guild, merchant, 289, 34, 57, 247,
369
high steward, 142, 192; and see
Cecil, Rob.; Cecil, Wm.; Cromwell, Oliver; Howard, Chas.
improvement Acts and commissioners, 1412, 149, 1623,
1945, 223, 245, 250, 259,
2656, 295
inshire (co. of city), 23, 54, 845,
98, 101, 11213, 409
disputes with co. gentry over, 73,
80, 878, 97, 99
insignia, civic, 249, 285, 370, Plate 23
maces, 33, 612, 370
swords and sword bearer, 545,
368, 370
jurisdictional disputes with religious
houses, 602, 275
J.P.s, 30, 32, 54, 114, 150, 1912,
198, 207, 211, 275; and see
borough and city government,
aldermen
landgavel, 9, 19, 289, 36, 62
lordship of boro., 1820, 245, 250,
390
mayor, 2, 31, 37, 54, 556, 61, 84,
867, 109, 11216, 142, 1447,
150, 1912, 196, 201, 2034,
242, 351, 36970, 374
murage and muragers, 23, 33, 35, 41,
60, 244
par. govt. (and vestries), 98, 117,
1412, 14950, 1934, 198, 263,
2656, 268
par. poor relief, 823, 978,
11112, 1479
perambulation of boundaries, 567,
61, 67, 1456, 192
pillory, 65, 150
plate, civic, 93, 3701
poor relief and pauperism, 3, 56,
745, 824, 978, 11112,
1479, 157, 194, 198, 203
par. poor relief, see borough and
city government, par. govt.
poor-law corp. (governor and
guardians of the poor), 112,
116, 1479, 150, 1946, 264,
266, 275, 339, 3412, 388, 409
workhouse (of poor-law corp.),
112, 148, 150, 194, 221, 341
and see Gloucester poor-law union
porters, 33, 39, 55, 58, 244
'portmen', 489, 578
public services, 170, 191, 1947,
199, 2025, 2629, 275
baths, public, 195, 202, 218, 220
cemeteries, 195, 205, 2689, 293,
335, 413
electricity supply, 202, 2045,
233, 264, 266
fire service, 117, 202, 205, 2678,
295
gas supply, 2523, 257, 264, 266
lighting, 149, 1946, 199, 264, 266
paving and street-repair, 356, 56,
64, 144, 149, 192, 1945, 205,
2645
scavenging, 56, 59, 149, 194, 205,
2656
sewerage and drainage, 1947,
199, 2045, 2667
watching and police, 151, 172,
192, 203, 268
water supply, 35, 56, 62, 66, 117,
149, 152, 1946, 199, 2035,
230, 250, 2624, 422, 436
and see libraries; museums; parks
and gardens; roads and road
transport, buses and tramways
recorder, 40, 55, 846, 889, 113,
142, 150, 1912; and see
Howard, Chas.; Lane, Thos.;
Lenthall, Wm.; Morton, Sir
Wm.; Oldisworth, Wm.; Pate,
Ric.; Somers, John; Trinder,
Chas.; Yorke, Phil.
reeve, 289, 31
sch. bd., 2001, 340, 342, 3468
seals, 32, 34, 52, 54, 368, 369, 370
serjeants (later serjeants-at-mace),
33, 55, 612, 268, 370
slum clearance, 4, 170, 199, 231,
237, 240
sheriffs (and bailiffs), 545, 84,
1434, 1467, 191, 196, 204,
369 n, 370, 374
special drainage districts, 267
stewards (or chamberlains), 323,
345, 546, 84, 86, 99, 116, 249,
251, 265
tolls, 24, 29, 32, 36, 434, 58, 60, 62,
86, 105, 110, 1424, 193, 243,
260
town clerk, 33, 556, 845, 88, 113,
116, 142, 192, 205, 249; and see
Blakeway, Geo. Sheffield; Dorney, John; Powell, Sir John and
Thos.; Robins, Hen.;
Stephens, Thos.; Wilton, Hen.
Hooper and Rob. Pleydell
trade companies, 3, 34, 3940, 523,
589, 79, 801, 89, 97, 103, 109,
145, 147, 244, 251, 296, 299,
306, 316
treasurer, 142, 1445, 1923, 205,
336
vagrants, action against, 56, 74, 83,
98, 111, 194, 203
wards, 35, 58, 112, 147, 191, 1978,
2034, 268, 356
water bailiff, 143, 251, 253, 370
Boulter, Dr. (fl. 1756), 295
boundaries (boro. and city), 1, 61,
668, 134, 1701, 191, 1978,
2024, 227, 2412, 2467, 250,
3401, 3834, 410, 420, 430, 438
Bourchier, Ant., 299, 306, 309
Boure, Nic. ate, 373
Bower:
Edw., 381
John, 285
Thos., 375
Bowles, H.M., rector of St. Aldate, 343
Bowling Green House, see Franciscan
friary, site and bldgs.
bowling greens, 80, 97, 107, 157, 162,
21718, 239, 246, 291, 393, 439,
442, Plate 43
Bowly, Sam., 211, 225, 230, 332
Bown, Job, 324
Bowyer, John, 168
Box, John, 380
Boyce, Harold Leslie, 185
Boyfeld (Boyfield):
John, abbot of Glouc., 60
John of (bailiff), 278, 3723
Bradston (Bradeston):
Eliz., see Pirton
John, 433
Thos. de, 20, 279 n, 391
Brain, Caroline, 370
Bramshall, Ric. of, see Recevour, Ric
le
Branch, Thos., 379
Brasenose College, see Oxford
Brecon, 17, 44, 129, 138, 178
Breconshire, see Brecon; Builth
Brereton:
Revd. Jos., 350, 423
Revd. Ric., 399
(later Westfaling), Thos., 399
fam., 398
Bretherton, Jas., 229
Brethren, 3223
Christian Brethren, 3223, 330
Exclusive Brethren, 323
Brett, Hen., 89, 92, 94, 378
Brewer, Alf. Herbert, 216
brewers and brewing, 49, 51, 53, 767,
96, 109, 139, 141, 176, 180, 245,
291, 374 n, 3758, 432
Brewster:
John (d. 1610), 377
John (d. 1649), 377
Brickhampton:
Isabel, 392
Wal., 2989, 392
Brickhampton, see Churchdown
brickmaking, 96, 109, 122, 1312, 176,
180, 224, 231, 234, 421, 436
Bride Lane, 8, 66, 365
Bridge, Thos., 374
Bridges (Brydges):
Agnes, see Warminster
Giles, Ld. Chandos, 88
Grey, Ld. Chandos, 398
John (d. 1437) 281 n
John (d. 1483), 299
Marg., 413
Thos., 443
bridges, 20, 45, 54, 61, 66, 144, 2423,
246, 3856
Foreign bridge, 9, 64, 66, 122, 242
Over causeway, 39, 67, 149, 239,
242, 243, Plate 40
Westgate bridge, 15, 36, 42, 44, 64,
122, 1423, 149, 151, 163, 239,
2423, 245, 251, 308, Plate 41
Bridgeward, Wal., 242
Bridgnorth (Salop.), 43, 128, 261
Bridgwater (Som.), 128, 137
Bridport (Dors.), 45
Brimmell, Wm., 140
Brimpsfield, 19, 352
Bristol, bp. of, 401
Bristol, dean and chapter of, 296, 297 n.,
401, 434, 4367
Bristol, 13, 1618, 40, 74, 98, 100, 112,
119, 333
Avonmouth, 177
Baptist ch., 320
bellfounders of, 302, 310, 447
coaches and carriers to, 12930, 138
corp., 358
economic dependence of Glouc. on,
3, 16, 23, 424, 75, 1034, 125
glassmakers of, 132
Infirmary, 269
merchants of, 1734, 207, 389, 413
pinmaker of, 76
port, 43, 77, 177, 1823
Quaker meeting at, 117
rlys. to, 172
University, 34950
road to, 39, 65, 129, 385, 421
St. Augustine's Abbey, 401
stone and slag from, 129, 136
sugar refiners of, 132
trade with, 3, 234, 35, 414, 768,
83, 90, 96, 103, 108, 126, 128,
189
Bristol Road, 1978, 244, 264, 31415,
383, 3856, 420
ch. in, see St. Luke the Less parish
ind. development in, 174, 1789,
1812, 184, 187, 227, 234, 240,
420
nonconf., 320, 3289
public services, 199, 263, 265, 267,
422
suburban development in, 69, 165,
167, 170, 184, 224, 227, 234,
420, 422
British Transport Commission, 1867,
258
British Waterways Board, 187, 258
Broad, Mary, 359
Broadboard brook, see Hatherley brook
Broadsmith Street, see Berkeley Street
Broadwas (Worcs.), 323
Brockworth, 87, 208, 218, 264, 318,
345
airfield, see Hucclecote
Cooper's Hill, 325
Brook:
Ric., rector of Matson, 446
Simon, 373
Susan, m. Ambrose Willoughby, 441
brook, Alex. of the, 372
Brook Street, see Station Road
Brookthorpe, 438
Brookwood, Wm., 374
Broom's Green, see Dymock
Broseley (Salop.), 136
Brown (Browne):
Alf., 333
Chas., 400
Gopsill, 174
Hen. (d. 1637), 377
Hen. (fl. 1659), 352
John (d. 1593), 79, 377
John, (d. 1638), 88, 356, 377
John (fl. before 18th cent., another),
307
John (fl. 1767), 326
Sam., 355, 360, 379
Sarah, 356
Steph. (fl. 1294), 372
Steph. (fl. 1317, 1332, ? another), 28 n.
3723
Thos. (fl. 1687, 1721), 332, 336, 378
Thos. (fl. 1694, ? same as
preceding), 108
Wm., (fl. 1335), 373
Wm. (fl. 1807), 370
Brown & Sons, 137
Browning, John, 432
Brunel, I.K., 172
Brunswick Road (formerly Parker's
Row), 67, 165, 226, 233, 260, 365
Brunswick Square, 165
brushmaking, 131, 1401, 176, 180,
380
Bruton:
Hen., 177
Jas. (later Sir Jas.), 179, 2089, 371,
Plate 23
Bruton, Knowles, & Co., 261
Bryan:
John, 284, 310
fam., 290
Bryant & May, firm of, 181, 187
Brydges, see Bridges
Brymor, Rob., 52 n
Bubb:
Wm., 114, 378
fam., 411
Buchanan, Jas., 140
and see Cox & Buchanan
Buckholt wood, 4023, 413, 415, 443
Buckland, Thos., 374
builders, 127, 130, 140, 160, 165,
1679, 172, 176, 180, 183, 224,
299
building society, see clubs and societies
Builth (Brec.), 19
Bulgeres Lane, 365
Bull (formerly Gore) Lane, 65, 365
Bulley, 325
Bullo Pill, see Newnham
Bullock:
E. T., 394
Toby, 377
Burbage, John 50 n
Burdett-Coutts, Angela, 227
Bures:
Hawise de, see Mucegros
John de, 397
Burford (Oxon.), 128
Burgess, John, 360
burgess:
Hen. the, see Henry
Ric. the, see Richard
Wm. the, see William
Burgh, John de, 396
Burghley, Lord, see Cecil, Wm.
burial board, see borough and city
government, corporation
Burr:
Dan. Higford Davall, 315, 344, 396,
428
Thos. Higford, 406
Burroughs:
Benj., 401
Sam. (? fl. early 18th cent.), 360
Sam. (fl. 1753, another), 126, 360
Burton-upon-Trent (Staffs.), 177
buses, see roads and road transport
Bush, John, 131, 290, 380
But (Butt):
Hartley K., 360
Rob., 373
Butcher, Thos., see Robins
butchers, 49, 51, 59, 69, 125, 130, 143,
1623, 172, 193, 251, 25960, 265,
4056, 435
trade company, 59, 80, 109, 251
Butchers' Row, see Westgate Street
Butler, Wm., 373
Butt, see But
Bye:
And., 375
Thos., 374
Bysaak, Mic., 283
Cachemaille-Day, N.F., 313
Cadbury Bros., 185
Cadivor, Wal., 371
Cadle:
Alice, m. John Adams, 392
Emme, m. John Hyett, 392
Eve, 3912
Simon, 391
Cadoxton (Glam.), 127
Caernarvonshire, see Portmadoc
Calderwood, Leon., 345
Calvus, Rob., 371
Cambridge, see Slimbridge
Cambridgeshire, see Ely; Wisbech
Camm Bros. (fl. 1880), 299
Campbell, Colin, 332
Campden, Chipping, 299
Canada, trade with, 137, 173
canals, 1, 171; and see Gloucester and
Berkeley; Herefordshire and
Gloucestershire; Stroudwater
Canning:
Frances, m. Edm. Herbert, 318, 399
Maria, m. Patrick Gordon-Canning,
399
Maria, see Cheston
Rob., 318, 399
and see Gordon-Canning
Canterbury, abps. of, 15; and see
Laud, Wm.; Secker, Thos.;
Stigand
Capel:
Chris. (d. 1626), 310, 377
Chris. (fl. 1699), 414
Edw., 389
John, 56, 242, 3745
Wm., (fl. 1636, 1662), 352, 377, 413
Wm. (s. of preceding), 413
fam., 388
capping, 2, 37, 41, 45, 48, 514, 73,
756, 81, 290, 3756
Carden, Sir Rob., 207
Cardiff, 133, 182
Carill, Thos., 379
Carmarthen, 45, 77
Carmarthenshire, see Carmarthen;
Llandovery
Carmelite friary (Whitefriars), 17, 262,
397
site and bldgs., 67, 292, 355
Carpenter:
Audrey, 261
Rob., 261
Susannah, m. Strickland Lodge, 261
carriers, see roads and road transport
carter, Reynold the, see Reynold
Cartwright:
Marg. (fl. before 1704), 307, 362
Marg. (fl. 1724, another), 305
castle, 1, 13, 17, 1921, 256, 65, 87,
95, 1623, 244, 2457, 250, 310,
383, 390, Plate 12
as co. gaol, 1, 2467, 356, 358, 361
Barbican hill, 63, 223, 2457, 364
chap., 246, 316
constable of, 201, 30, 2457, 265
establishment of, 2, 8, 13, 18, 2456
works at, 234, 27, 32
Castle Lane, 65, 2467, 365, 367
Castle Meads, 186, 237, 245, 264, 383,
395
cathedral, see Gloucester cathedral
Catherine Wheel Lane, see Berkeley
Street
Cecil:
Rob., earl of Salisbury, high steward
of Glouc., 88
Wm., Ld Burghley, high steward of
Glouc., 88
cellar, Ric of the, 372
cemeteries, see borough and city government, public services
ceremonial, civic, see borough and city
government
Chadborn, John, 165
Chamberlain (Chamberlayne):
Edm., 432
Hen. Ingles, 432
John, 432
Ric., 373
Thos. (later Sir Thos.), 40, 292, 290,
307, 432
Chance, Thos., 213
Chandler:
Powell, 407
Ric., 162
Chandos, Ld., see Bridges (Brydges),
Giles and Grey
Chantrel:
John, 374
Wal., 374
chantries, 3, 15, 35, 3940, 80, 292,
31617, 3523; and see All Saints;
Holy Trinity; St. Aldate; St. John
the Baptist; St. Mary de Crypt;
St. Mary de Lode; St Michael;
St. Nicholas; St. Oswald; St.
Owen.
Chapel House, see St. Thomas the
Martyr chapel
chapels, non-parochial, 14, 68, 2467,
257, 269, 31617; and see castle;
docks, mariners' chap.; Kingsholm; Longford; St. Kyneburgh;
St. Thomas; St. Thomas the
Apostle; St. Thomas the Martyr;
Saintbridge; Twigworth
Chapman, John, 376
charities, 151, 192, 35664
administered by city corp., see borough and city government,
corporation
char. trustees, municipal, see borough and city government
for apprenticeship, 336, 3567,
35960, 429, 438
for hosp. and medical care, 26974
for loans to tradesmen, 75, 144, 146,
248, 3568, 3612
for sermons and prayers, 298301,
304, 307, 353, 360
Freemen's Compensation Fund,
193, 3589
nonconformist, 364
parochial, 111, 149, 35964; and see
under names of city and outlying
parishes
and see almshouses
Charles I, 88, 934, 250, 442
Charles II, 251, 370
Charleton:
Shadrach (fl. 1783), 291
Shadrach (fl. 1825, 1831), master of
Sir Thos. Rich's sch., 381
Charlotte (of Mecklenburg-Strelitz),
queen of Geo. III, 442
charters, see borough and city government
Chartists, 212, 326
Chauvigny (Vienne, France), 277 n
Chedworth:
Edm. of, 373
John of, 373
Chedworth, 270
cheese, trade in, 103, 126, 130, 178,
259, 2612
Cheke:
Anne, m. Thos. Lygon, 441
Marg., 441
Ric., 441
Cheltenham:
Alditha of, 300
Rob. of, 372
Wm. of, 32, 300, 372
Cheltenham, 30, 200, 215, 236, 273,
304, 335, 354, 356
as spa and leisure resort, 3, 154, 157,
171, 209
banks, 141, 177
coaches to, 138
corp., 202, 204, 264
Geo. III's visit to, 157, 270, 442
nonconf., 3279, 332
rly. to, 1723
roads to, 129, 385, 411, 431
schs. and colleges, 285, 34950
trade and ind., 16, 50, 126, 180, 186
tramroad to, see Gloucester and
Cheltenham tramroad
Cheltenham Road, 202, 230, 235, 238,
328
Chepstow (Mon.), 45, 50, 77, 1289,
135, 173
Cherrington (Cherington):
Ric., 227, 407
Wm. of, prior of Llanthony, 289, 424
Cheshire, see Chester; Stockport
Chester, 44
Cheston:
Jos., 379, 399
Revd. Jos. Bonnor, 399
Maria, m. 1 Rob. Canning, 2 Alex.
Wright Daniel, 399
Mary, 399
Rebecca, 399
Ric. Browne, 388, 399
Chetwood, Knightly, dean of Glouc.,
283
Cheverel, John 373
Chew, Hugh of, 373
Chippenham (Wilts.), 413
cholera epidemics, see plagues and epidemics
Chose, Wm., 372
Christ Church, see St. Mary de Crypt
parish, ch.
Christ Church parish, 312, 360
ch. (at the Spa), 165, 300, 311, 312,
314
perp. curate, see Holmes, Rob.
sch., 271, 3423
Christadelphians, 3334
Christian, Ewan, 288, 419
Christian Scientists, 334
Church:
Chas., 140, 223
Luke, 131, 140
church houses, see Barnwood;
Hempsted; Matson
Church of God of Prophecy, 329, 334
Churcham, 24
Birdwood, 321
Churchdown, 186, 218, 312 n, 319,
418, 432, 434, 438
airfield (Staverton airport), 190, 202,
205
barony, 395, 430, 4323, 436
boundaries, 382, 384, 430
Brickhampton, 299, 433
ch., 313, 430
Churchdown Hill (in Churchdown
and Hucclecote), 264, 430,
434
Hucclecote as hamlet of, see
Hucclecote
nonconf., 32931
Parton, 436
Pirton, 433
R.A.F. Innsworth, 190, 241
rectory, 434, 436
Roman Catholicism, 318, 345
churches:
ancient, 68, 94, 100, 118, 122,
292311; and see All Saints;
Barnwood; Hempsted; Holy
Trinity; Matson; St. Aldate;
St. John the Baptist; St. Mary
de Crypt; St. Mary de Grace;
St. Mary de Lode; St. Michael;
St. Nicholas; St. Oswald; St.
Owen
mission chs., 31115, 328
modern, 158, 20910, 31116; and
see Christ Church; Hucclecote;
St. Aldate (20th cent.); St.
Barnabas; St. George; St.
James; St. Luke; St. Luke the
Less; St. Mark; St. Oswald; St.
Oswald (20th cent.); St. Paul;
Twigworth; Wotton, Wotton
St. Mary Without
Churches of Christ, 331, 3334
cider, trade in, 41, 77, 126, 130
Cinderford, see Dean, Forest of
cinemas, 219, 2367, 248
Cirencester, 18, 106, 215, 385
abbey, 15, 19
trade and ind., 16, 45, 47, 50, 75,
126, 131
Citizen, see newspapers
Civil War, 3, 929, 281, 283, 2945,
304, 368, 3701
siege of Glouc., 3, 92, 94, 96, 121,
2435, 289, 2912, 302, 305 n,
31011, 317, 3678, 393, 395,
407, 442, 446
Clare:
Gilb. de, earl of Glouc., 20
de Clare fam., earls of Glouc., 368
Clare Street (formerly Dockham
Lane), 365
Clarence Street, 169, 223, 226, 239
Clarke:
Eliz., 360
Jane, 443
Wm., 378
Claxson, Benj. Saunders, perp. curate
of Twigworth, 315, 345
Clay, Jos., 201
Clayfield, Ann, 310
Clayford, Joan of, 416
Clayton and Bell, firm of, 284
Cleeve, Bishop's, Stoke Orchard in,
331
Cleland, J. R., 251
Clements:
Edm., 377
Wal., 319
Clent:
Jas., 371, 399
Margery, see Smith
clerk:
Hugh the, see Hugh
Rob. the, see Robert
Clewer (Berks.), 272
Clifford, Rog. de, 1920, 390
Clifford Chambers, 24
Clifton, Rob., rector of Matson, 446
Clifton, 428
clocksmith, 52
Cloke, Ernest, 397
Close, Revd. Francis, 215
cloth, trade in, 223, 27, 412, 445,
47, 58, 78, 128, 260, 388
clothmaking, 2, 16, 22, 267, 35, 42,
52, 756, 81, 131, 290, 311
clothiers, 513, 75, 3568, 3757,
388, 398, 407, 414
dyers, 267, 48, 513, 75, 81, 131,
374 n, 3756, 379, 408
fullers, 267, 48, 512, 82
fulling mills, 131, 407
'new draperies', 76, 96, 108
shearmen, 48, 52, 75, 801
weavers, 267, 48, 512, 75, 812,
96, 125, 131, 426, 436
trade company, 39, 52, 59, 801,
306, 362
clubs and societies, 119, 137, 154, 156,
21316, 221
building soc., 230
friendly and benefit socs., 156, 183,
21213, 272
mechanics' institutes, 212, 21416,
327, 333
philanthropic socs., 151, 158,
21113, 2712, 333
political clubs, 155, 2067, 21213,
291
sports clubs, see sports
and see borough and city government, trade companies; Glouc.
Co-operative and Industrial
Society; guilds, religious; trades
unions
Cluet, John, 373
Clutterbuck:
Amity, 336
Jasper, 356, 363, 377, 420
Sarah, 309, 363
Thos., 376
coach services, see roads and road
transport
coal, trade in, 43, 78, 104, 1267, 136,
1735, 2512, 2545, 426
Coalbrookdale (Salop.), 104, 127
Coaley, 352
Coates, 45
Cobbett, Wm., 157
Coberley, 404
Cockerell, Sam., 290
Cocks, see Cox
coffee houses, 107, 156, 211, 3323
Colborne, Sam., 269, 380
Colchester, Sir Duncombe, 110, 113,
378
Colchester-Wemyss, Maynard, 253
Cole:
Mary, m. Fred. Augustus Berkeley,
389
Rob., 62
Thos. (fl. 1672), 323
Thos. (d. 1742), 3234
Wm. (fl. 1478), 374
Wm. (d. 1517, ? same as preceding),
53, 375
Cole Avenue, 2378
Coles:
John, 127, 135, 139
Wm., 126 n, 127
Colethrop, see Standish
College Court (formerly Craft's Lane,
Ironmongers' Row, and Upper
College Lane), 26, 65, 70, 265, 365
College Green, see Gloucester Abbey,
precinct
College School, see education, secondary educ.
College Street (formerly Lich Lane, St.
(or King) Edward's Lane, and
Lower College Lane), 65, 162,
216, 231, 281, 286, 365
Collett:
Edm., 378
J.M., 181, 396
Collier, John, 118
Collins (Collings):
F.H., 358
Wm., 321
Collingwood, John, 140, 247
Coln Rogers, 418
Coln St. Aldwyns, 424
Colwell:
Ric., 437
Wm., 235
Combe, John of, 372
Comley, Mary, 359
Commeline:
Jas., 406 n
Thos. (d. 1830), 380
Thos. (fl. 1873), 398
Commercial Road, 223, 226, 233, 253,
255, 264
Common (later Town) Ham, 67, 96,
109, 193
common meadows, 1, 601, 678, 84,
134, 1934, 3589, 384, 4035,
415, 425; and see Archdeacon
Meadow; Common Ham; Little
Meadow; Meanham; Oxlease;
Pool Meadow; Portham; Sud
Meadow; Walham
Compton:
John, 373
Thos., 373
Sir Wm., 318
Coney Hill (partly in Barnwood), 198,
202, 210, 229, 234, 238, 384, 411
ch. at, see St. Oswald's (20th-cent.)
parish
Coney Hill Hosp., see hospitals,
mental hosp.
nonconf., 320, 326, 3289, 331
schs., 341, 346
Congregationalists, see Independents
Conibere, Geo., 326
Constable, John, 297
Constitution House, 162, 213
Constitution Walk, 239, 245, 365
cook, Wascio the, see Wascio
Cooke:
Geo., 296, 359
Isaac, 333
Jas., 305
Joan, 56, 242, 302, 352, 4234, Plate
6
John (d. 1528), 524, 3012, 309,
352, 375, Plate 6
John (fl. 1790s, 1808), 135, 380
John (fl. 1820s, another), 381
Joyce, see Lucy
Sir Rob., 87
Susanna, 355
Wal., 399
Wm. (d. 1494), 375
Sir Wm. (d. 1613), 392, 4012, 404,
408
Wm. (d. 1703), 113, 115, 378
Coombe Hill, see Leigh
Cooper:
Geo., curate of Barnwood, 418
John, master of Crypt sch., 101
Rob. Bransby, 153, 370
Thos. Beale, 397
Cooper's Hill, see Brockworth
co-operative society, see Gloucester
Co-operative and Industrial
Society
Copner, Chas., 167
Coprun, Jacob, 16
Corbet, John, 934, 101
cordwainers, see leather working,
shoemakers
Cordwainers' Row, see Northgate
Street
corn and flour mills, 4, 42, 139, 170,
176, 179, 189, 222, 2578, 282,
286, 4068, 41617, 4356, 445
Albert Mills, 179, 189, 2578, Plate
24
City Mills, 176, 179, 189, 255, 258
corn exchange, see markets, sites and
bldgs.
corn, trade in, 34, 24, 35, 37, 412,
58, 767, 78, 96, 103, 126, 130,
137, 170, 173, 174, 177, 1823,
1867, 207, 225, 2545, 25761,
268
Cornishman, John the, see John
Cornwall:
John of, 372
Luke of, 298, 372
Steph. of, 372
Cornwall:
trade with, 41, 77
and see Padstow; St. Ives; St. Tew
coroners, see borough and city government
corporation, city, see borough and city
government
Corsley:
Ric., 379
Wm., 378
Cossington:
Emme of, 407
Thos. of, 407
Cother:
Chas., 398
Sarah, 398
Thos. (d. 1781), 398, 400, 413
Thos. (s. of preceding), 398, 400
Wm., 398, 4001
Coulstance, Geo., 3612, 409
council, city, see borough and city
government
Counsel:
Ann, 350
Geo. Worrall, 159, 168
Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion,
159, 320, 3256, 330, 339
courts, see borough and city government
Coutts, see Burdett-Coutts
Coventry, 445, 12930, 136, 138
Covey, Wm., 302
Cowbridge (Glam.), 133
Cowcher, Wm., 131, 380
Cowdale, John, 376
Cowley, 418
Cox (Coxe, Cocks):
Dorothy, 148, 341
Giles, 356, 363, 420, 429, 438, 448
Ric., 377
Wm., 131, 140
Cox & Buchanan, firm of, 175, 177, 407
Craft's Lane, see College Court
Cranham, 386, 393, 402, 413, 415, 417,
439
Craven:
Eliz., 433
Hen. Augustus Berkeley, 433
Ric. Keppel, 433
Sir Wm. (d. 1618), 433
Wm., earl of Craven (d. 1697), 323,
433
Wm., Ld. Craven (d. 1791), 433
Wm., earl of Craven (d. 1866), 433
Crawley-Boevey fam., 154, 233
Creed, Steph., 370 n
Cricklade (Wilts.), 103
Crisp, Wm., 28 n, 373
Crofton, John, 443
Critchley, Sarah, 316
Crole, P.R., 330
Cromhall, 443
Cromwell:
John, 1078, 356, 360
Oliver, elected high steward of
Glouc., 92
Thos., 40
Crook:
Adam, 372
Wm. (fl. 1295), 372
Wm. (d. c. 1401), 309, 373
Cross, the 57, 69, 223, 233, 238, 259
Cross Keys (formerly Scrudde) Lane,
365
crosses, 67, 250, 282, 289
high cross, 64, 162, 24950, 262,
Plate 36
and see Barnwood; Hempsted;
Longford
crown-wearing, at Glouc., 18
Crump:
H.S., 179
Lawr., 379
Wm., 380
Crypt Alley, see St. Mary's Lane
Crypt school, see education, secondary
educ.
Cuba, Havana in, 447
Cuff, Rob., 375
Cugley:
Hen. (fl. 1594), 352
Hen. (d. 1669), 377, 395
Hen. (? same as preceding), 400
Ric., 376
Culliford, V.H., 330
Curtis-Hayward:
John, 178, 395, 405
John Fred., 395
custom house, see port of Gloucester
Cuttestich, Geof., 372
Dalby, Ric., 3734
Dallam, Rob., 283
Dancey:
H.A., 233, 235, 316, 3289
Thos., 434
Daniel:
Alex. Wright, 399
Maria, see Cheston
Daniel's brook, 382
Danks, Alfred, Ltd., 185
Danvers:
Anne, m. Sir Arthur Porter, 371, 395
Hen., Ld. Danvers, 395
Sir John, 395
Darby, Hen., 377
Darke, Leon., 136
Daubeney:
Agnes, 441
Cecily, w. of John, m. 2 Wm. Marsh,
391
Eliz., m. 1 Gilb. Giffard, 2 And.
Walton, 391, 441
Ellis, 391, 441
Joan, 391
John (d. c. 1304), 3912
John (fl. 1333), 391
Ric., 391
Wm. (or Wm. of Kingsholm), 391,
407
Daukes, Sam. Whitfield, 223, 235, 302,
345
David ap Llywelyn, ruler of Gwynedd,
19
Davies (Davis):
John, vicar of St. Nicholas, 345
Martha, 270, 274
Thos., 395
and see Stratton-Davis
Dawes, Wm., 225
Dawson, Benj., rector of Hempsted,
428
Day, see Cachemaille-Day
de Winton, Wal. Hayward, 315
Deacon, John, see Hoggs
Deacon Street, see Archdeacon Street
Dean, East, rural district, 264
Dean, Forest of, 20, 76, 78, 109, 242
Cinderford, 139
coal from, 126, 136, 175
iron from, 13, 25, 47, 127, 139
Lydbrook, 127
nonconf., 3245, 328
Parkend, 139
paving stones from, 136
rlys. to, 1723, 175
timber from, 23, 269
Deane:
Anne a', see Anne
John a', see John
Dean's Walk, 234, 365, 385
Deepdene (Surr.), 206
Deerhurst, Thos., 37
Deerhurst Priory, 11, 14, 295, 397
Deighton, John, 80, 91
Denell, Dan., 263
Denham, Jos., 323, 332
Denmark Road (formerly Gallows
Lane), 168, 1967, 225, 230,
2345, 3856
Dennis fam., 121, 290
Denny, see Minsterworth
Denton, Thos., 176
Deptford (Kent), 272
Despenser, Hugh le, the younger, 21,
391
Deveneis, Reynold le, 407
Devereux, Rob., earl of Essex, 94
Devonshire:
sch. in, 350
trade with, 77
and see Barnstaple; Exeter
Dewey, Jas., 140
Dicey, Wm., 132, 159
Dickinson, Joshua, 332
dispensaries, see hospitals
Dobbs:
Anne, m. Wm. Jones, 397
Rob., 397
Thos., 397
Dobell, Sydney, 214, 432
Dockham, see Mount Street
Dockham ditch, see Severn, Old
Severn
Dockham Lane, see Clare Street;
White Swan Lane
docks (and canal basin), 4, 1367, 163,
167, 172, 1835, 199, 21012,
2201, 227, 240, 249, 2512,
2538, 268, 311, 367, 384, 410;
Plates 32, 345
Baker's Quay, 167, 17980, 189,
2548
ind. at, 139, 1745, 17880, 182,
1867, 223, 2548
Llanthony Quay, 175, 227, 255,
2578, 289
mariners' chap., 211, 255, 317, 332,
349
Monk Meadow dock, 182, 1847,
234, 2578, 273
trade at, 1367, 1725, 1778,
1823, 1857
Victoria dock, 2558
doctors, 176, 272
physicians, 80, 105, 133, 156, 162,
269, 317, 378, 380, 423
surgeons, 80, 105, 125, 133, 140,
145, 150, 224, 269, 271, 285,
291, 321, 3801, 388, 399
Dodyng, John, 433
Dog Lane, 69, 239, 365
Dolphin Lane, 236, 365
Domesday Book, order for, 18
domestic architecture, 34, 11, 702,
1203, 1603, 165, 1678, 221,
2246, 231, 233, 2878; Plates
12, 79, 11, 1316, 25
Dominican friary (Blackfriars), 17, 38,
40, 63, 365, 371
site and bldgs., 65, 107, 160, 272,
2901, 324, 350, Plate 42
Bell's Place, 2901, Plate 42
gates, 291, 366
Dood, Hen, 42, 374
Dorchester, 91
Dorney, John, town clerk of Glouc.,
1001, 283
Dorrington, J.T., 363, 399
Dorset, see Bridport; Dorchester
Douai (Nord, France), 317
Dowdeswell, Joshua, 436
Dowdeswell, 274
Dowling:
Jas. Hen., 214, 414
John, (fl. early 19th cent.), 213
John (d. 1841, s. of preceding), rector of St. Mary de Crypt and
master of Crypt sch., 214
Mary, 419
Downhale, Gregory, master of Crypt
sch., 92
Downing, G. and W.E., firm of, 180,
189, 257
draper:
Hen. the, see Henry
John the, see John
drapers, 17, 28, 35, 42, 44, 49, 51, 53,
69, 78, 104, 126, 172, 3724 nn,
3759, 423
Drayton, Geo. Box, 321
Drinkwater, Wm., 306
Driver, John, 298
Droitwich (Worcs.) 390
salt trade, 24, 43, 127, 137, 174,
402
Droys, Nic. Matson, see Matson
Dudley, Rob., earl of Leicester, 88
Dudstone, see Wotton, Wotton Pitch
Dudstone (later Dudstone and King's
Barton) hundred, 12, 10, 37, 54,
59, 3889, 391, 393, 408, 417
Duke, Ric., 301, 304, 311
Dumbleton, 341
Dunn, Alf., 346
Dunning, David., 22, 3712
Dupree, John, 361
Durand, Maur. s. of, see Maurice
Durham, see Sunderland
Dursley, 330
Dursley area, clothmaking in, 128
Dutton, Thos., 217, 219
dyer, John the, see John
dyers, see clothmaking
Dymock, Broom's Green in, 3289
Dyrham, 7
Eagle Hall (later 'Duke of Norfolk's
House'), 156, 1612, 221, 240
Eassie, Wm., 174, 1778
Eassie & Co., 1789, 257
Eastern Avenue, 2378, 268
Eastgate (formerly Ailesgate or Jews')
Street, 15, 65, 163, 223, 233, 236,
25960, 365
Eastgate shopping precinct, 191,
239, 260
Eastington, 393, 398
Eastleach Martin, 24
Eaton, Ric., curate of Barnwood, 418
Ebley, see Stonehouse
Ebridge Street, see Westgate Street
Ecclesiastical Commissioners, 235,
2978, 300, 304, 306, 309, 312,
314, 338, 3936, 401, 41314
Eck:
Garet van, 42, 301, 317, 375
Marg. van, 306
Eckington (Worcs.), 297
Eckley, Sam. (later Sir Sam.), 379
Edge, see Painswick
edgetool making, 131, 140, 175, 177,
179, 407
Edgeworth, 250, 399, 434
Edinburgh, 273
Edmarus (fl. 11th cent.), 10
Edmonds, John, 117
Edmund Ironside, 12
education (schools), 4, 2002, 295,
33550
elementary educ., 33948
bd. and council schs., 202, 229,
235, 313, 340, 3423, 3458,
349, 437
British sch., 209, 333, 33840, 342
Industrial Ragged sch., 211,
3401, 342
National schs., 158, 33940,
3425, 419, 429, 437, 448
Poor's (later Endowed Free) sch.,
112, 118, 1478, 33940, 3412,
345
Sunday schs., 3, 157, 285, 3203,
3258, 3323, 335, 339, 428,
437, 448
voluntary schs., 20910, 232,
33941, 3425; and see
Baptists; education, elementary
educ. (British sch. and National
schs.); Independents; Methodists, Wesleyan; Quakers;
Roman Catholicism; and for
par. schs., under names of city
and outlying parishes
grammar schs., 1, 62, 335, 3378,
366; and see education., secondary educ., College sch. and
Crypt sch.
higher and technical educ., 2012,
337, 34850
Glos. Coll. of Arts and Technology, 327, 349
Glos. Sch. of Cookery and Dom.
Science (later Glos. Coll. of
Educ.), 349, 399
Schs. of Science and Art (later the
Technical Coll. and Coll. of
Art), 202, 212, 214, 226, 233,
236, 240, 245, 292, 327, 337,
3489, Plate 48
local educ. authorities, see borough
and city government, corporation; Gloucestershire, co.
council
private schs., 91, 106, 11819,
2901, 334, 339, 350, 424
Glos. County Schs. Assoc., 350,
423
Selwyn sch., see Matson, Matson
Ho.
sch. bd., see borough and city government; Hucclecote; Tuffley
secondary educ., 3379
Central schs., 3378, 346
College (later King's) sch., 91,
100, 11819, 218, 277, 286, 288,
318, 335, 3378, 350, 429; masters, see Evans, Arthur Benoni;
Fowler, Hugh; Gregory,
Oliver; Langley, John; Stock,
Thos.; Wheeler, Maur.
Crypt sch., 55, 57, 92, 100, 118,
146, 301, 3378, 418; bldgs.,
94, 233, 245, 291, 311, 335, 338,
368; endowments, 56, 142, 146,
193, 2423, 337, 352, 424; masters, see Biddle, John; Bird,
John; Cooper, John;
Downhale, Gregory; Dowling,
John; Furney, Ric.; Groves,
Wm.; Hague, Abraham;
Rudge, Thos.
Denmark Road High (formerly
Girls' Lower) sch., 3378, 346
Ribston Hall High sch., 3378
Sir Thos. Rich's sch. (or the
Bluecoat sch. or Hosp.), 111,
118, 142, 1456, 163, 216, 233,
249, 3358, 357, Plate 47; masters, see Charleton, Shadrach;
Hook, Luke
United Endowed Schs. governors,
201, 3378, 348, 350, 3578, 424
special schs., 348
Edward the Confessor, 1112
Edward I, 20, 281, 365, 391, 407
Edward II, 201, 390
burial in Glouc. Abbey, 21, 39,
279, 2812, 365
Edward III, 21, 250, 391
Edward VII, 216, 270
Edward, prince of Wales, s. of Edw.
III, 262, 439
Edward the taverner (or Edw. of Ley,
fl. 1327), 28 n, 373
Edward the taverner (fl. 1375), 373
Edwards:
Ant. (d. 1660), 378
Ant. (d. 1760), 413
Eliz., m. Wm. Johnson, 413, 415
Hen., 140, 167
John, 37
Wm., curate of Barnwood, 418
Wm. Levason, 203, 208, 370
Egeas the fisher, 372
Egypt, trade with, 179
Eldersfield, Wm., 374
Eldred, under-king of the Hwicce, 392
Eldred, bp. of Worc., 275, 281
Eleanor (of Provence), queen of Hen.
III, 16, 20, 245, 250, 294, 390
elections:
municipal, see borough and city government
parliamentary, see parliamentary
representation
electricity supply, see borough and city
government, public services
Elim Pentecostal church, 334
Elizabeth I, 250, 352, 354, 370
Elkstone, 398
Ellicott:
Chas., bp. of Glouc., 210, 285
Constantia, 211
Elliott:
Edw., 321
John, 375
Nic., 375
Ellis the palmer, 371
Ellis:
Ant., 127, 141, 309, 388, 400
Hen., 356
John, 127
Rob., 127
Elly:
Jas. (d. 1728), 389, 4001, 414
Jas. (fl. 1760s), 431
Ric., 158, 3067, 336
Elmbridge:
Alice of, 433, 436
John of, 433, 436
Elmbridge, see Hucclecote
Elmes, Rob., 103
Elmore:
John of, 309, 373
Wal. of, 373 n
Elmore, 23, 53, 301, 31011, 426
landowners of, 87, 110, 206, 370
Elmstone Hardwicke, 41
Elton House, 123, 162
Ely (Cambs.), 52
Emeris, John, perp. curate of St.
James, 210, 314
engineering, 4, 170, 172, 179, 1823,
1856, 188
Engley, Hen., 331
English, see Hall, English, & Co.
entertainments, 901, 119, 1547, 214,
21819, 221, 248, 287; and see
cinemas; fairs; horse races; music
meeting; theatres
epidemics, see plagues
Epney, see Moreton Valence
Ercks, Hen., 1389
Ermin Street, see roads and road
transport
Essex, Thos., 93
Essex, earls of, see Bohun, Humph. de;
Devereux, Rob.
Essex, see Ockenden, North
Essington, John, 378
Estcourt:
Albert, 180, 308
Oliver, 180
Estcourt Road, 2378
Ethelfleda, Lady of the Mercians, 2,
79, 12, 289
evangelical movement, 158, 210
Evans:
Abel Jos., 201
Arthur Benoni, master of College
sch. and vicar of Barnwood,
418
Chas., 1401, 161
Geo., 424
John, 371
Lewis (fl. 1563), curate of Barnwood, 418
Lewis (d. 1626, ? same as
preceding), rector of Matson,
446
Maria, 312
Ric. (fl. 1731), 131
Ric. (d. 1781), 131
Sarah, see Holman
Thos. (fl. 1540), 40
Thos. (fl. 1580), 318
Thos. (fl. 1599, another), 261
Revd. Thos. (fl. 1841), 418
Evesham, Thos. of, 372
Evesham (Worcs.), 50, 179
Ewens, John, 378
Exeter, bps. of, 300, 305; and see
Osbern; Phillpotts, Wm.; Samson
Exeter, 285
extraparochial places, 1, 194, 3823,
40910; and see Littleworth;
North Hamlet; South Hamlet;
Wotton, vill of Wotton
Eynsham Abbey (Oxon.), 15
Fagnani, Maria, 442
Fairford, Thos., 3745
Fairford, 274, 313
fairs, 45, 78, 86, 103, 130, 143, 151,
260, 2612
Barton Fair, 58, 78, 103, 130, 189,
219, 2612
mops, (hiring fairs), 178, 219, 262
Falconer:
John, 45, 53, 75, 362, 375, 398
Marg., 398
Farley:
John, 374
Wm., abbot of Glouc., 60, 279
Farmer, Sam., 379
Farnham, John, 400 n
feasts, see borough and city government, civic ceremonial
fee farm, see borough and city government
Feld:
Giles, 432
Thos., 432
Fendall, Wm., 1401, 1612
Fenner (or Spring), John, 353
Ferrers:
John de, 396
Hawise de, see Mucegros
Fete Lane, see Alvin Street
Fettiplace, Dame Eleanor, 356
Felding:
Rob., 378
Sam., 179
Fielding & Platt, firm of, 17980, 182,
188, Plate 26
Finch, Ric., 379
Finlay Road, 2378
ch. at, see St. Aldate's (20th-cent.)
parish
schs., 341, 346, 448
fire service, see borough and city
government, public services
fires, 17, 65, 70, 277, 279
First World War, ind. production in,
185, 257
fish, trade in, 235, 41, 47, 50, 58, 130,
259
Fish Street, 365
fisher, Egeas the, see Egeas
Fisher, John, 406
fisheries, 235, 32, 47, 50, 60, 391, 406;
and see Hempsted
Fitz Hamon, Rob., 14
Fitz Osbern:
Rog., earl of Heref., 422
Wm., earl of Heref., 18, 422
Fitz Peter:
Herbert, 440
Reynold, 440
Fitzroy (later Fitzroy Schudamore),
Chas., 396
Fitzroy Scudamore:
Chas., see Fitzroy
Frances, see Scudamore
Frances, m. Chas. Howard, 396
Fitzwilliams, Thos., 285
Flanders, trade with, 223, 27
Flaxley, 154
abbey, 15
Flaxman, John, 285
Fletcher:
Edw., 323
Ralph, 380, 445
Flint, Thos., 321
Flintshire, see Rhyl
floods, 67, 82, 149, 224, 243, 3523
Flori, Peter, 372
flour mills, see corn and flour mills
Flower, Sam., 360, 362
Fluck, Mary, 271
Fokett fam., 389
Foliot, Wm., 373
Forbes, Jas., 11718, 319, 3234, 332
Foreign bridge, see bridges
Forster, John, & Co., 173
Fortescue:
Anne (w. of Sir Adrian), m. 2 Thos.
Parry, 393
Sir Francis, 393
Sir John (d. 1607), 393
John (fl. 1632), 393
Fosbrooke, Revd. Thos., 159
Foster Bros., 179
Fovis, Wm. de, 371
Fowler:
Anselm, 11415, 318, 378
Edw., prebendary and later bp. of
Glouc., 11415, 118, 281
Hen. (d. 1685), 105, 114, 245, 378
Hen. (fl. 1694), 108
Hugh, master of College sch., later
vicar of Barnwood, 418
Fox (Foxe):
Geo., 95, 101, 331
Helpe, curate of St. Nicholas, 356
John, his 'Book of Martyrs', 91
W., 257
Fox Entry, see Mercers' Entry
Foxcote, Thos. of, 373
Foxe, see Fox
Framilode, see Saul
Frampton, Rob., bp. of Glouc., 117
Frampton on Severn, 43
France:
brandy from, 135
Gascony wine trade, 22
and see Chauvigny; Douai; Lire
Abbey; Paris; Rheims
Francillon, J.G., 175, 179
Francis:
Edm., 443
Ric., 28, 372
Franciscan friary (Greyfriars), 17, 62,
366, 439
site and bldgs., 62, 65, 160, 162, 180,
211, 239, 272, 2912, 318, 334,
350, Plate 43
Bowling Green Ho., 162, 291,
338, 350
Friars Orchard, 233, 236, 245,
291, 338, 349
Suffolk Ho., 213, 218, 220, 239,
291, 350
water supply, 62, 262, 291
Francombe:
Agnes, 309
Thos., 376
Wm., 309, 3745
Frankfurt am Main, 75
Frankis, Wm., 407
Franklin:
Wm. (fl. 1417), 421
Wm. (fl. 1830), 254
frankpledge, view of, 408, 426, 436,
444; and see borough and city
government, courts
Fream, Ralph, 398
Freeman, Ant., 161
freemen, see borough and city government, burgess rights
Freemen's Compensation Fund, see
charities
Frenchevaler:
John, 392
Wymark, 392
friaries, 3940, 623; and see
Carmelite; Dominican; Franciscan
Friars Orchard, see Franciscan friary,
site and bldgs.
friendly and benefit societies, see clubs
and societies
Friends, see Quakers
Frith:
Hen., 180
W.S., 180, 285
Frocester (Froucester):
Joan of, 407
John of, 407
Wal., abbot of Glouc., 279, 295, 304
Froisselew, Wm., 395, 401, 403
Froucester, see Frocester
fruit, trade in, 24, 41, 778, 126,
1357, 181, 189, 25961
Fuer, Wm., 40
Full brook, see Twyver
fuller, Wulward the, see Wulward
fullers and fulling mills, see
clothmaking
fullers' street, the, see Quay Street,
Lower
Fulljames:
Thos. (d. 1847), 140
Thos. (d. 1874), 140, 167, 2234,
284, 288, 307, 31415
Fulljames and Waller, firm of, 274, 351
Furney:
Jas., 379
Revd. Ric., master of Crypt sch.,
159, 432
Gabriel:
Joan, 407
Ric., 407
gallows, 34, 385, 426
Gallows Lane, see Denmark Road
gaols:
city, see borough and city government
county; see castle; Gloucestershire
garden, John of the, 372
gardens, see parks
Gardiner, see Gardner
Gardinis:
Wm. de (fl. 1299), 433, 443
Wm. de (fl. 1346), 443
Gardner (Gardiner):
Cornelius, 127
Wm., & Sons, 179, 188
Garn, John, 324, 3545, 364
Garnons:
John, 406
Luke, 86, 295, 376
gas supply, see borough and city government, public services
Gascony, see France
Gatcombe, see Awre
gates and walls, 5, 36, 39, 58, 63, 68,
93, 101, 106, 113, 142, 162, 2445,
282, 367
Alvin gate, 9, 58, 2445
blind gate, 66, 2445, 365
E. gate, 150, 160, 162, 2445, 249
N. gates, 63, 2445
postern gate, 244
S. gate, ii, 2445, 355
W. gate, 163, 2435, Plate 41
and see borough and city government, murage and muragers;
Dominican friary, site and
bldgs.; Gloucester Abbey,
precinct
Gaudy Green, 161, 165
Gayner:
Eliz., see Swonhongre
Jas., 392
Gegg, Benj, 131, 407
George I, 251
George II, 269
George III, 131, 157, 270, 442
George Street, 226, 233, 239
Geraud:
John, 443
Wm. (fl. 1230s, 1266), 262, 443
Wm. (fl. 1314), 443
Germany:
export to, 75
refugees from, 74
and see Frankfurt am Main;
Hamburg
Gibbs:
Rob., 385
Wm. 108
Gibson, Edgar, bp. of Glouc., 210
Giffard:
Eliz., see Daubeney
Gilb., 391, 441
John (d. 1299), 1920
John (d. 1322), 21
John (d. 1392), 391
John (fl. 1415), 441
Margery, 441
Nic., 441
Gilbert, Rob., 37, 62, 3734
Gilbert the tailor, 371
Giles, John, 230
Giles, John, and Gough, firm of, 274
girdler, Hugh the, see Hugh
Glamorganshire:
tinworks in, 127
and see Cadoxton; Cardiff;
Cowbridge; Neath; Port
Talbot; Swansea
Glanville, Chas., 360
Glasgow, 187
glassmaking, 103, 108, 132
the great glasshouse, 108, 1223,
132, 237, 2523, Plate 40
Glastonbury Abbey (Som.), 390
Gloster Aircraft Co., 186, 188
Gloucester:
Durand of, 18
Ellis of, 16
John of (d. 1260), 27
John of (fl. 1346), 52
Miles of, earl of Heref., 10, 15,
1819, 61, 310, 395, 422
Rog. of (or de Ptres), 14, 18, 245,
310
Rog. of, earl of Heref., 15, 19
Thos., 34, 248, 309, 356
Wal. of (fl. 1100, 1126), 1415, 18,
69, 2456, 310, 316, 395, 422,
427
Wal. of (d. c. 1311), 433
Wal. of (s. of preceding), 433
Wm. of, 407
Gloucester, archdeacons of, 66, 158,
428
Gloucester, bps. of, 114, 147, 150, 275,
293, 311, 339, 352, 400
as patron of chs., 295, 297, 300, 303,
309, 31216, 427, 437, 444
estates, 361, 393, 403, 409, 413
palace, see Glouc. Abbey, precinct,
abbot's lodgings
and see Benson, Martin; Ellicott,
Chas.; Fowler, Edw.; Frampton, Rob.; Gibson, Edgar;
Goldsborough, Godfrey; Goodman, Godfrey; Hooper, John;
Monk, Jas.; Parry, Hen.;
Ryder, Hen.; Smith, Miles;
Warburton, Wm.
Gloucester, earls of, see Clare, Gilb.
de; Clare, fam.; Robert
Gloucester Abbey (St. Peter) (formerly
minster), 2, 910, 1415, 28, 35,
40, 58, 261, 275, 353, 385, 4068
abbess of, see Kyneburgh
abbey ch. (later Glouc. cath.), 4, 90,
443
bells, 281, 285, 308, 310
bldg. hist., 27581, 2836; Plates
34, 1819
burial of Edw. II in, 21, 39, 279,
281, 294, 365
glass, 279, 281, 2834
monuments, 281, 285, 368
restorations, 210, 2845
abbots, 30, 306, 424
lodgings, see Glouc. Abbey,
precinct
and see Boyfeld, John; Farley,
Wm.; Froucester, Wal.;
Hanley, Ric.; Horton, Thos.;
Malvern, Wm.; Morwent,
John; Peter; Seabrook, Thos.;
Serlo; Staunton, Adam of;
Thoky, John; Wygmore, John
chs., chaps., and tithes held by, 39,
60, 292, 294, 2978, 3025, 317,
400, 414, 417, 440, 443, 445
fisheries, 23, 25, 32, 406
manors and estates, 20, 24, 37, 56,
5960, 303, 382, 384, 3906,
4014, 408, 411, 413, 417,
4389, 443
parliament held in, 21, 38, 282
precinct (later Glouc. cath. close), 8,
60, 63, 107, 110, 147, 275, 277,
282, 284, 365
abbot's lodgings (later bp.'s
palace), 2823, 2868, 338
College Green, 210, 251, 2868
deanery, 283, 2868
gates and walls, 656, 275, 2812,
286, 365
jurisdiction in, 61, 87, 100, 114,
118, 275, 370
monastic and later bldgs. in, 120,
250, 277, 27983, 2868, 316
water supply, 2623, 275, 439
property in Glouc., 8, 14, 38, 40,
5960, 66, 67, 70, 72, 245, 265
relations with townspeople, 31, 38,
5961, 275, 282
Gloucester and Berkeley (later
Gloucester and Sharpness) canal,
3, 124, 1357, 163, 1701, 21718,
265, 2678, 421, 423
trade on, see river, canal, and
maritime trade
Gloucester and Bristol Diocesan
Church Building Association, 311,
31415, 436
Gloucester and Cheltenham tramroad,
136, 163, 173, 226, 2525, 257,
431
Gloucester and Dean Forest railway,
1723, 175, 255
Gloucester cathedral, 40, 90, 107, 117,
145, 149, 154, 157, 191, 209,
21516, 235, 323
cath. ch. and bldg. hist., see
Gloucester Abbey, abbey ch.
close and bldgs. in, see Gloucester
Abbey, precinct
College (later King's), sch. see education, secondary educ.
dean and chapter, 155 n, 162, 2623,
309, 3378, 378, 406, 419
administration of cath. and close,
87, 114, 118, 275, 277, 2836,
288
advowsons held by, 294, 298, 303,
417, 445
manors, estates, and tithes held
by, 3936, 400, 403, 41317,
4424
prebendaries, 114, 150, 275, 284,
286; and see Fowler, Edw.;
Griffith, Jas.
property in Glouc., 40, 118,
1601, 263, 342
relations with city corp., 87, 90,
145
deans, 114, 147, 150, 275
deanery, see Gloucester Abbey,
precinct
and see Chetwood, Knightly;
Laud, Wm.; Law, Hen.; Rice,
Edw.; Thurlow, Gilb.; Tucker,
Josiah; Vyner, Rob.
library, 91, 100, 286, 288
Gloucester Church Extension Society,
311, 313
Gloucester Co-operative and Industrial
Society, 181, 201, 212, 226,
2334, 236, Plate 31
Gloucester diocese, 401, 79, 209, 275,
277, 284, 370, 377
Gloucester Journal, see newspapers
Gloucester poor-law union (bd. of
guardians), 194, 203, 233, 394,
408, 410, 417, 426, 436, 445
as rural sanitary authority, 194, 200,
267, 410
infirmary, see hospitals
workhouse, 194, 203, 221, 240
Gloucester rural district, 197, 238, 241,
264, 267, 410, 417, 426, 436, 445
Gloucester rural sanitary authority, see
Gloucester poor-law union
Gloucester Wagon (later Railway
Carriage & Wagon) Co., 1789,
182, 1846, 188, 216, 220, 227,
2334, 257, Plates 289
Gloucestershire:
Coll. of Arts and Technology, see
education, higher and technical
educ.
co. administration based in Glouc.,
1, 17, 37, 79, 105, 133, 183, 190,
2489
co. council, 190, 197, 202, 205, 249,
273, 416
as local educ. authority, 205, 337,
33941, 3469
co. hall, see Boothall; Shire Hall
co. fire brigade, 268
co. gaol (later H.M. Prison, Glouc.),
1, 135, 157, 163, 192, 1978,
247, 2523, 3834; and see
castle
co. infirmary, see hospitals, Glouc.
Infirmary
co. lunatic asylums, see hospitals,
mental hosp.
co. police force, 192, 268
co. surveyor, 140, 223, 235
inshire returned to, 2, 101, 113
J.P.s (magistrates), 88, 114, 148,
1501, 155, 233, 247, 249,
2523, 266, 2734, 3856, 414,
416
lord lieutenant, 88, 113
M.P.s for, 269, 433
nonconf. ministers in, 323
Sch. of Dom. Science (later Coll. of
Educ.), see education, higher
and technical educ.
sheriff of, 13, 1718, 20, 256,
2830, 2456, 414, 443
Gloucestershire County Schools
Association, see education, private
schs.
Gloucestershire Chronicle, see newspapers
Gloucestershire Hussars Yeomanry,
288
Goddard, Fred., 214
Godric (fl. 1066), 395
Godstow Abbey (Oxon.), 15, 300, 395
Godwin, Earl, 12
Gold, Wm., 391
Goldberg, Sam., 335
Goldhill, Rob. of, 21, 28, 306 n, 372
Goldsborough, Godfrey, bp. of
Glouc., 285
Goldsmith (or Smith), Wm., 375
goldsmiths, see metal working
Goldstone:
Joan, 356
Wm., 352
Goodman:
Ellis, 371
Godfrey, bp. of Glouc., 902, 250
Goodrich:
Jas., 392
Wm., 392
Goodwin, Ric., 408
Goodyere, A. G.D., 229
Goose ditch, John of, 371
Goose ditch, 244, 272
Gordon, Patrick, see Gordon-Canning
Gordon-Canning:
Maria, see Canning
(formerly Gordon) Patrick, 399
Rob., 399
Wm., 399
Gore Lane, see Bull Lane
Goseyrote Lane, 365
Gosling, Thos., 301, 360
Gough, see Giles, John, and Gough
Grace Lane, see St. John's Lane
Graham, Reynold, 422 n
Grainger (or Skay), Wm. 40
Gram, Wm. (fl. 1463), 374
Grange Court, see Westbury-onSevern
Grant Lane, see New Inn Lane
Gravestock, John, curate of Hempsted,
428
Great Western Railway, 1723, 175,
181, 233, 255, 257, 396
Great Western Road (formerly Union
Lane, and part formerly Hyde
Lane), 240, 26971, 366
Green (Greene):
Jonathan, 323
Phil., 109
Revd. Ric. (d. 1711), 310, 363
Ric. (d. 1729), 363, 379
Thos., 285
Wm. (fl. 1507), 52
Wm. (fl. 1793), 416
Green Dragon Lane, see Parliament
Street
Greenaway (Greenway):
Giles, 155, 380, 396, 409
John, 318
Greene, see Green
greens, village, see Hucclecote; Kingsholm; Tuffley
Greenway, see Greenaway
Gregory:
Abraham, rector of St. Mary de
Crypt, 302
Edm., 379
Eliz., 359
John (d. 1678), rector of Hempsted,
428
John (d. 1708), rector of Hempsted,
428
Oliver, master of College sch.,
11819
Greville:
Chas., 162
Revd. Edw. Colston, 399
Grey:
Edm., 401
Hen., earl of Stamford, 93
Marg., 433
Peter, 401
Wal., 433
Greyfriars, see Franciscan friary
Gribble, Chas., 233
Griffith:
Hugh, 392
Jas., prebendary of Glouc., 284
Griffiths, E.S.J., 396
Grimsby (Lincs.), 173
grocers, 104, 110, 1256, 133, 37981
Grove, John, 374
Groves, Wm., master of Crypt sch., 89,
92
Grufford, Rhys ap, see Rhys
Guildford, Thos., 373
guildhall (medieval), see Boothall
Guildhall, the, 233, 249, 338, 371
guilds:
merchant, see borough and city
government
religious, 3, 39, 89, 2956, 301, 304,
306
trade, see borough and city
government, trade companies
Guise:
Sir Anselm Wm. Edw., 391
Sir Berkeley Wm., 153, 380
Sir John (d. 1695), 110, 1145,
378
Sir John (d. 1794), 380, 3912
Sir John Wright, 391
Sir Wm. 87, 370
Wm. (s. of preceding), 87
Sir Wm. Francis Geo., 391
Sir Wm. Vernon, 214, 391
fam., 107, 145, 206
Guiting, Temple, 269
Guiting Power, 291
Gunn, Barnabas, 127, 287
Gunter, Thos., 336 n, 357
Gurney, Ivor, 216, 285
Gwynedd, ruler of, see David ap
Llywelyn
Gythins, John, 378
Hadley:
Jonah, 176, 255
Jos., 176, 255
Hadwen, Wal. Rob., 2001, 322
Haigh (Hague):
Abraham, master of Crypt sch., 106,
118
Bartin, 254
Haines, see Haynes
Hale:
Anne, see Sherwood
Thos., 394, 400, 445
Half Street, see St. Mary's Street
Halford:
Rob. (fl. 1651), 393
Rob. (d. 1683, another), 378, 393,
395
Wm., 393
Halfpenny:
J., 161
W., 161
Hall, Jas., 408
Hall, English, & Co., 139
Hall and Lander, firm of, 407
hall, Ric. of the, 431
Halliday, Wm., 357
Hallowes, J.F.T., 326
Halsey, Ralph, 375
Hamburg, 173, 182
Hamilton, J.R., 223, 302
hamlets, outlying 1, 4, 124, 170, 292,
382410
boundaries, 1, 3824, 410
fields, 384, 4034, 415, 444
inc., 3824, 4001, 4045
meadows, 384, 4034, 435
par. govt. and poor relief, 1478,
1934, 40910
suburban growth in, see suburbs
and see Barton Street; extraparochial places; Kingsholm;
Longford; Saintbridge; Tuffley; Twigworth; Wotton
Hamlyn, John, 62, 3734
Hampnett, 206
Hampshire, see Portsmouth; Southampton; Winchester
Hanbury:
John, 120, 371
Sir Thos. (d. 1708), 394
Thos. (s. of preceding), 394
Hands, Ric., 377
Handsworth (Staffs.), 263
Hanley, Ric., abbot of Glouc.,
279
Harding, Ric., 435
Hardman, John, 284
Hardwicke, Ld., see Yorke, Phil.
Hardwicke, 37, 152, 264, 297, 352
Hare Lane (formerly the tanners'
street), 89, 27, 63, 66, 70, 162,
167, 237, 265, 366, Plate 2
Back Hare Lane, see Park Street
Harescombe, 174, 298, 420 n
Haresfield, 141, 308
Harmar, John, 126
Harold, Earl, 12, 422
Harris:
Edwin, 364
Gabriel (d. 1744), 119, 132, 379
Gabriel (d. 1786), 132, 144, 320,
379
Howell, 324
John, 129
Mary, 360, 4279
Revd. Samson, 446
Sarah, 360
Thos., 283
Wal., 121
Wm., 175
Hart:
Rob., 1001
Thos. (fl. 1486), 375
Thos. (fl. 1963), 359
Harthacnut, king of England, 12
Hartland:
(or Porter), John, 306, 374
(or Porter), Thos., 375
Wm., 392
Hartlebury, Esther, 400
Hartpury, 24, 261, 318, 330, 399
Woolridge, 403
Harvey:
Fred. (d. 1908), 433
Fred. (d. 1957), 285
Hasfield, 140, 318
Hastings, Selina, ctss. of Huntingdon,
320, 325
Hatherley, Ric. of, 296
Hatherley, Down, 264, 306, 315, 382,
398
lands in, 28, 294, 298, 371, 391 n,
397, 433, 436
Hatherley (or Broadboard) brook, 382,
385
Hatherop, 318
Hatton, Geo., 395
Havana, see Cuba
Haw, the, see Tirley
Hawardine, Rob., 42
Hawker Aircraft Ltd. (later Hawker-Siddeley), 186, 188
Hawkins, John, 375
Hawksley, A. W., Ltd., 186
Haynes (Haines):
Humph., 406
Nic., 113
Peter, 104
Hayward:
John, prior of Llanthony (fl. 1457),
62
John (d. 1640), 355, 360, 377
John (d. 1758), 353, 379
Sam. (d. 1715), 379
Sam. (d. 1790), 261, 399, 431
Thos., 379
and see Curtis-Hayward
Hazard:
Hen., 377
Wm. (d. 1543), 53, 375
Wm. (fl. 1548), 376
Hazleton, John of, 373
Head:
(or Anlep), John, 412, 373
Rog., 3723
health, boards of, see borough and city
government
Heane:
Jas. Peat, 224
Rob., & Co., 173
Rowland, 130
fam., 138
Heath, John, 155 n
Heath & Co., 138
Hedley:
Anna, see Sherwood
Thos., perp. curate of St. James,
209, 312, 344
Revd. Wm., 397
Helps:
Jas., 160
Ric., 225
Hemmings, Wm., 396
Hempsted, John of, prior of
Llanthony, 422
Hempsted, 171, 208, 220, 264, 311,
31314, 358, 4209, 443
adv., 4278
agric., 4256
benefice, 383, 396, 424
boundaries, 1, 171, 204, 382, 384, 420
char. for poor, 314, 360, 426, 429
ch., 31011, 4212, 4278
bldg. hist., 428
ch. ho., 427
ct., 426
cross, 421
curates, 4267
early settlement hist., 222, 412,
4212
farms, 4256
fields, 403, 425
fisheries, 426
Hempsted Ct., 209, 224, 314, 350,
421, 423, Plate 58
inc., 405, 425, 429
ind. development in, 179, 185,
2545, 2578
Lady's well, 421
Manor Fm., 423, 4256
man., 62, 394, 4227, 441
man. ho., see Hempsted, Hempsted
Ct. and Podsmead
mkt., 426
meadows, 425
Newark Ho., 211, 3956, 406, 421,
424, Plate 58
Podsmead, 56, 146, 203, 241, 338,
4207
poor relief, 426, 429
pop., 422
Rea, the, 176, 236, 4202, 426
rectors, 4278
rectory, 424, 427
rectory ho., 421, 4278
roads, 364, 421
schs., 339, 341, 421, 4289
suburban development in, 236, 238,
241, 4204
trades, 426
waterworks, 263, 422
Hendley, Rob., 52, 310
Hendon (Mdx.), 394
Hendy, Rob., 373
Henley, Wm. Ernest, 216
Henry I, 397
Henry II, 19, 25, 289
Henry III, 15, 19, 256, 30, 242,
2456, 250, 277, 308, 385, 392,
397, 407
Henry IV (formerly Hen. of Lancaster), 396
Henry VII, 21, 36
Henry VIII, 212
Henry ap Rice, 376
Henry son of Nicholas, 396
Henry the burgess, 371
Henry the draper (fl. 1280s), 27,
372
Henry the draper (fl. 1339, 1348), 373
Henry:
Rob. s. of, see Robert
Wm. s. of, see William
Henshaw:
Agnes, 302
Alice, 302
Wm., 523, 302, 375
Herbert the mercer, 28, 372
Herbert, Peter s. of, see Peter
Herbert:
Edm., 399
Edw., 414
Frances, see Canning
Jas., 379
Rob., 399
Thos. (fl. 1460s), 21
Thos. (d. 1810), 414
Herbert, Ld., see Somerset, Hen.
Hereford, Ellis of, 262, 277
Hereford, bp., of, see Ironside, Gilb.
Hereford, earls of, 19; and see Bohun,
Hen. de, Humph, de (d. 1275),
and Humph, de (d. 1361);
FitzOsbern, Rog. and Wm.; Gloucester, Miles of and Rog. of
Hereford, 130, 173, 219, 247
music meeting (Three Choirs festival), 107, 154, 215
newspaper, 159
rly. to, 172, 190
roads to, 39, 128, 138
Hereford, honor of, 38
Herefordshire, 136, 171
chs. in, 427
corn trade, 103
hides from, 76
preachers from, 100
and see Aconbury Priory; Hereford;
Lea; Ledbury; Leominster;
Marcle, Little and Much; Mordiford; Ross-on-Wye; Stoke
Edith; Walford
Herefordshire and Gloucestershire
canal, 1356, 173, 177, 181
hermitage, see Saintbridge, chap.
Heron Park, see Saintbridge
Hertford, Wm. of, 372
Hertfordshire, see Northaw
Heyberare:
Rog. le, 372
Wm., 42, 296, 306, 373
Heydon:
John (fl. 1440s), 374
John, (d. c. 1580), 357
Hicks, Wm., 140, 165, 169
Hide, the, 612, 69
Higford:
Higford, 396
John, see Parsons
Julia, 396
fam., 424, 427
Higgs, Wm., 196 n, 212, 216, 327
High Orchard, 69 n, 167, 224
ch. at, see St. Luke's Parish
ind. development in, 1735, 17980,
186, 189, 2234, 234, 240,
2546
Highgrove, see Minsterworth
Highnam, 39, 173, 242, 295, 304
landowners of, 87, 113, 153, 209,
214, 271, 348, 3912
Over, q.v.
Hill:
Adam of, 372
John (fl. before 1683), 360
John (fl. 1683, another), 114, 251,
318, 378
Nic., 374
Thos. (d. 1652), 377
Thos. (d. 1760), 379
Wm., 355, 377
and see Perks & Hill
hill, Peter of the, 28, 372
Hilley:
John (fl. 1457), 374
John (d. 1449, ? another), 375
Thos., 374
Hillfield House, 167, 219, 230, 250,
343
Hinks, Geo., 155
Hipwood:
Edw., 139, 175
F.C., 180
Hitch, Sam., 273
Hoare, Ric., 294, 301, 359, 361
Hobbs:
John, 53
Thos., 355
Hodges:
Wm. (fl. 1669), 378
Wm. (d. 1703, ? same as preceding),
378
Mr. (fl. early 18th cent.), 298 n, 446 n
Hoggs (or Deacon), John, 53
Holcomb (Holcombe):
Mary, 432
Wal. of, 395
Holden, Strickland, 261
Holford, Ric., 438
Holland, see Rotterdam
Holliday, Lawr., 376
Hollies, D.S., 325
Holman:
Eliz., m. Hoskins, 424
Hen., 424
Ric., 424
Sarah, m. Evans, 424
Holmes:
Rob., perp. curate of Christ Ch., 342
Thos., 341
Holy Trinity parish, 14, 701, 73
adv., 14, 60, 294
benefice, 292, 294, 303
chant., 41, 2945, 298
char. for poor, 355, 359
ch., 14, 39, 64, 100, 117, 118, 162,
259, 268, 2923, 2945, 302
bldg. hist., 106, 295
curate, see Rawlings, Hugh
Holy Trinity (20th-cent.) church, see.
Wotton, Wotton St. Mary Without
eccl. par.
Hone, John, 111
honey, trade in, 24, 47
Honsum:
Adam, 23
Nic., 372
Rob. de, 23, 372, 407
Hook, Luke, master of Sir Thos. Rich's
sch., 336, 389
Hooper, John, bp. of Glouc., 89, 237,
283
monuments to, 210, 251
Hope:
Adam of, 373
Eliz., 424
Hen. Thos., 206
fam., 424
Hopkinson:
Chas. (d. 1830), 398
Chas. (d. 1882), 398
Edm., 250, 434, 437
Geo. Caesar, 398
Hopton, Rob., 401
Horlick:
Egbert, 235
Jas. Nockells, 208
Horner, Jos., 362
Horsbere (or Norman's) brook, 263,
267, 389, 430, 435
horse races, 107, 133, 1545, 157, 219
Horsemarling, see Moreton Valence
Horton:
Mary, see Blanch
Thos., abbot of Glouc. (d. 1377),
279, 2823
Thos. (d. 1727), 3989
Thos. (d. 1755), 353, 398
Horton Road Hospital, see hospitals,
mental hosp.
Hoskins:
Eliz., see Holman
Holman, 424
hospitality, service of, 422
Hospitallers, Knights, 397
hospitals, 205, 240, 26975
children's hosp., 231, 269, 2712
dispensaries, 158, 269, 272
eye hosp., 270, 271
Glouc. Infirmary (later Glos. Royal
Infirmary and Eye Institution),
3, 133, 1567, 203, 219, 240,
26970, 2712, Plate 46
Glouc. union infirmary (later Glouc.
City General Hosp.), 194, 203,
2701
Glos. Royal Hosp., 2702
isolation hosp. 151, 168, 199200,
2023, 269, 2723
leper hospitals, q.v.
maternity hosp., 203, 269, 271
mental hosp., 192, 197, 235, 2735
Barnwood Ho. Hosp., 230, 238,
241, 269, 2745, 411, 414, 416
Coney Hill Hosp., 269, 274, 400,
411, 414, 416
Horton Road Hosp., 192, 197,
229, 269, 2734, 3834
and for almshouses and medieval
hosp., see almshouses
hotels, see inns
Hoth, Wal., 3712
Hotham, Sir Chas., 414
House:
Fred., 399
Percy, 399
housing schemes (council), see
borough and city government,
corporation
Howard:
Chas., earl of Surr. and later duke of
Norf., recorder and later high
steward of Glouc., 153, 155,
161, 380, 396, 4045, 425
Frances, see Fitzroy Scudamore
(later Howard-Molyneux-Howard),
Hen., 153
John, 150, 2467
Howel, Adam ap, see Adam
Hucclecote, 1, 171, 176, 202, 208, 220,
267, 273, 350, 4308
agric., 4345
airfield (partly in Brockworth),
1856, 188, 238, 240, 273
as a hamlet of Churchdown, 1, 430,
436
benefice, 437
boundaries, 171, 204, 384, 390, 410,
430
chap., 4301, 436
char. for poor, 4378
ch., 431, 4367
Churchdown Hill, see Churchdown
ct., 436
early settlement hist., 222, 412,
4301
Elmbridge, 204, 241, 338, 4302,
434, 436
Elmbridge Ct., 190, 323, 4325
man., 4334, 436
farms, 435
fields, 415, 4345
green, 431, 435
inc., 4345
ind., 186, 188
inns, 432
man., 430, 4324, 436
mills, 4356
Noke, 4312, 4347
nonconf., 3201, 323, 330, 437
poor relief, 436
pop., 235, 4312
rectory, 4301, 434, 436
roads, 4301
sch. bd., 340, 437
schs., 337, 339, 341, 346, 431, 437
surburban development in, 235, 238,
2401, 4303
trades, 436
Wood Hucclecote, 431, 434, 436
Zoons Ct., 4302, 435
Huggins, John, 40, 376
Hugh the bellfounder, 26
Hugh the clerk, 372
Hugh the girdler, 372
Hugh the parker, 373
Hugh the tailor, 372
Hughes, Thos., 3734
Hulbert, Wm., 261
Hull (Yorks. E.R.), 173
Humphries, Thos., 126 n
Hunt:
G.H., 249
Wm., 139, 175
Huntingdon, ctss. of, see Hastings,
Selina
Huntley:
Wal., 371
Wm. (fl. 1510), 40
Wm. (fl. early 17th cent.), 357
Hurd, Wm., 325
Hurry, Arnold, 423
Hutchins, Grimbald, 87, 377
Hutchinson, Hen., 270, 285, 312
Hwicce, 2, 7
under-king of, see Eldred; Osric
Hyatt, see Hyett
Hyde:
Thos., 376
Wal. of, 395
Hyde, 296, 395, 407
Hyde Lane, see Great Western Road
Hyett (Hyatt):
Benj. (d. 1712), 105, 108, 121,
378
Benj. (d. 1762), 152, 162, 246
Benj. (fl. 1790s), 414
Chas., 310, 401
Emme, see Cadle
John (fl. 1413), 392
John (d. 1711), 1478, 341, 378
Jos. (d. 1714), 1478, 341
Jos. (fl. 1833, 1857) 324
Nic., 414
Wm. Hen., 209, 271, 274, 381
fam., 154, 2467, 250, 388, 390
ice cream, manufacture of, 188
improvement commissioners, see
borough and city government
Independents (or Congregationalists)
117, 159, 209, 311, 31921 3235,
326, 3302, 364, 419, 428, 437,
Plate 52
sch., 324, 343
India, trade with, 179
industry, trade, and professions, 228,
4154, 7581, 967, 10310,
12441, 17191; and see
agricultural implements; aircraft;
animal feed and fertilizer; apothecaries; architects; bakers; banking; booksellers; brewers;
brickmaking; brushmaking;
builders; butchers; capping;
cheese; cider; clocksmith; cloth;
clothmaking; coal; corn; doctors;
drapers; edgetool making; engineering; fairs; fish; fisheries; fruit;
glassmaking; grocers; honey; ice
cream; iron and ironware;
lawyers; leather; leather working;
limekilns; malt; malting; market
gardening; markets; masons;
matches; mercers; metal working;
mills; office workers; oil and petroleum; pickle and vinegar;
potter; printers; railway carriages
and wagons; river, canal, and
maritime trade; roads and road
transport; ropemaking; salt; shipbuilding; shops and stores; slate;
slate enamelling; stone; sugar
refining; surveyors; timber; wine;
wool; woolstapling
Infirmary, Glouc., see hospitals
inns, hotels, taverns, and alehouses, 26,
38, 49, 51, 77, 79, 103, 1067, 109,
134, 141, 1546, 167, 176, 191,
211, 21314, 2236, 231, 233, 252,
260, 269, 277, 3648, 405
Bell, 38, 106, 129, 138, 1545, 161,
191, 21314, 225, 239, Plate 15
Boothall, 38, 121, 138, 143, 155, 161,
214, 248, 251, Plate 14
Fleece, 38, 70, 155
King's Head, 1289, 146, 1545,
157, 21314, 248, 287
Lower George, 38, 130, 138, 155,
214
New Bear, 121, 148
New Inn, 389, 42, 712, 79, 89,
106, 155, 221, 236, Plate 7
Ram (in Northgate St.), 38, 71, 225,
263, Plate 8
Ram (later the New County hotel),
138, 155, 233
regulation of, 79, 83, 89, 98, 100,
116, 150, 1556, 211
role in road transport, see roads and
road transport
Spa hotel (later Ribston Hall), 156,
165, 217, 338, 350
Spread Eagle (formerly Black Spread
Eagle), 127, 130, 155, 214, 225,
233
and see Barton Street; Barnwood;
Hucclecote; Kingsholm;
Longford; Wotton
Innsworth, 1, 204, 345, 384, 410
agric., 403, 405, 435
early settlement hist., 389
lands in, 317, 390, 395, 400, 433
R.A.F. Innsworth, see Churchdown
mission ch., 313
schs., 341, 346
suburban development in, 171, 241
inshire (county of city of Glouc., see
borough and city government
Ipswich (Suff.), 32
Ireland:
cattle and horses from, 2612
lands in, 99, 116
military operations in, 5, 19, 25, 93,
99
packet boats to, 129
protestant refugees from, 95
trade with, 23, 25, 41, 50, 77, 137,
1734, 177, 187
and see Rathgael House
iron and ironware, trade in, 256, 478,
104, 1257, 135, 139, 141, 165,
3779
Ironmongers' Row, see College Court
Ironside:
Gilb., bp. of Heref., 443
Mary, see Robins
ironwork of horses, service of mending,
392
ironworking, see metal working
Irving, Hen., 219
Isabella (of France), queen of Edw. II,
21, 391
Islam, 221, 335
Island, the, 667, 69, 122, 155, 162,
210, 2389, 265, 3245, 333,
3423, 368
ind. development in, 1223, 1312,
139, 175, 181, 189, 221
slums in, 151, 169, 1945, 202, 227,
237
Ivy:
Jas., 294
Joan, 294
Jackson, Wm., 401
Jacques:
John, 223, 317, 437
John, & Son, 270, 310, 437
Wm., 272
Jamaica, governor of, 441
James I, 845, 354
James II, 114, 251, 318
James, see Wait, James, & Co.;
Williams & James
Jehovah's Witnesses, 334
Jefferies:
Job, 362
John (d. 1778), 131, 380
John (d. 1818), 131, 380
fam., 145
Jeffs, Hen., 370
Jelf, Jas. (later Sir Jas.), 133, 1401,
145, 156, 161, 165, 380
Jellicoe, G. A., 205, 239
Jenkins:
A.H., 196 n
Wm. (fl. 1537), 406
Wm. (d. 1571, ? another), 376
Jenner, Edw., 285
Jennings:
John (later Sir John), 2901, 401
Thos., rector of Matson, 446
Jeune, Mrs. A.M., 313
Jews, 1516, 65, 133,
335
Jews' Street, see Eastgate Street
Jeynes:
Chas., 213
Edwin (later Sir Edwin), 133, 380
fam., 140
Joan (of Navarre), queen of Hen. IV,
20
John (King), 19, 29, 32, 250
John a' Deane, 395
John ap Rice, 393
John ap Richard, 376
John son of Nicholas, 396
John son of Simon, 372
John the Cornishman, 23
John the draper (fl. early 13th cent.),
28, 371
John the draper (fl. 1276, 1292, ? or
John of Worcester), 278, 32, 372
John the dyer (fl. early 13th cent.), 371
John the dyer (fl. 1334), 373
John the tanner, 21, 372
John the weaver, 371
John the younger (fl. early 13th cent.),
371
Johnson:
Eliz., see Edwards
Eliz., m. John Jones, 413
Eliz., m. Whitehead, 419
Geo., 413
Hester, m. Wm. Walbank, 413
Mary, 413
Sarah, m. 1 Hen. Wyatt, 2 Thos.
Wathen, 413
Wm. (fl. 1692, 1714), 41314
Wm. (d. 1750, s. of preceding), 413
fam., 419
Johnston-Vaughan, Wm., 358
Joliffe, John, 374
Jones:
Anne, see Dobbs
Chas., 333
Edwin, 408
Eliz., see Johnson
John (d. 1630), 86, 285, 368, 370,
377
John (fl. 1773), 413
John (fl. 1935), 432
Mary, 361
Sam. (fl. 1708), 319, 350
Sam. (d. 1844), 140, 380, 424, 428
Sam. (s. of preceding), 424
Thos. (fl. 1699), 397
Thos. (d. 1867), rector of
Hempsted, 428
Wm. (fl. 1676), 397
Wm. (s. of preceding), 397
Wm. (fl. mid 18th cent.), 161
Jones & Son, 330
Jordan:
John, 416
Toby, 91, 378
Wm. (d. 1545), 375
Wm. (fl. 1680s), 105, 378
Josse, Abb (fl. 1835), 345
justices of the peace, see borough and
city government, J.P.s;
Gloucestershire, J.P.s
Keene, Ric., 308
Keith, John, 437
Kell, S., A., and H., firm of, 179,
1889
Kempe, C.E., 284
Kempsford, 14
Kempthorne:
John, rector of St. Michael, 158, 209,
285, 314
Sampson, 314
Kemyll, Thos., 432
Kendal (Kendall):
John, 47
Wm., 137
Kent, Wm., 283
Kent, see Deptford; Woolwich
Kentwine, Wal., 372
Kernahan, Jas., 324, 330
Kerridge & Sons, 329
Kerry (Mont.), 26
Ketford, see Pauntley
Keylock, Ric., 299, 355, 371
Keys:
Hen., 29
Osmund, see Osmund the reeve
Kidderminster (Worcs.), 17, 126
Kilroy, John 374
Kimber, Jas., 157
Kimbrose, the, see St. Kyneburgh's
Hospital
Kimbrose Lane, 223, 366
King:
Hen., 376
Jas., 360
John (fl. 1327), 373
John (d. 1730), 379
King Edward's Lane, see College
Street
King James's Hospital, see St. Mary
Magdalen's Hospital
King Street, 236, 239, 366
'Kingeshagh', Wm. of, 373
King's Barton manor, see Barton Street
King's Board (butter mkt.), 65, 162,
250, 259, 263, Plate 39
king's hall:
Hugh of, 372
(or Kingsholm), Peter of, 391
Wybert of, 391
King's Lane, Rog. of, 373
King's school, see education, secondary
educ., College sch.
King's Square, 191, 202, 2367, 239,
366
Kingscote, Geo., 438
Kingsholm:
Peter of, see king's hall
Wm. of, see Daubeney
Kingsholm, 1, 21719, 296, 303, 350,
382, 384, 400, 408
agric., 103, 4015
boundaries, 197, 3823
chap. (St. Nicholas), 7, 10, 317
char. for poor, 363
ch. at, see St. Mark's parish
ct., 408
early settlement hist., 121, 3867
green, 386, 401
ind. development in, 175, 182, 185
inns, 386, 408
Kingsholm St. Catherine, 383
bd. of health, 197, 267, 410
man., 3845, 3912, 397, 4012,
406, 408; and see Kingsholm,
Tulwell
nonconf., 3201, 329, 331, 333
poor relief, 148, 409
pop., 386
roads, 385
Roman fort, 5, 64, 386
royal palace, (or hall), 2, 79, 12, 18,
317, 386, 3902
schs., 210, 339, 341, 3437; and see
St. Mark's parish
suburban development in, 168, 170,
205, 2301, 2345, 238, 240
Tulwell man., 386, 395, 4012, 404
White Barn, 56, 168, 242, 386, 397
Kirby:
Bridget, 393
John, 376, 393
Marg., w. of Thos., m. 2 Rog.
Batherne, 393
Thos., 393
Kirby, Beard, & Co., 175
Knowles, John, 101
and see Bruton, Knowles, & Co.
Knoyle, East (Wilts.), 307
Kodly, Zoltn, 216
Kyneburgh, abbess of St. Peter's
minster, 11