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A History of the County of Wiltshire: Volume 16, Kinwardstone Hundred. Originally published by Victoria County History, London, 1999.

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Index A-J

NOTE. Page numbers in bold-face are those of the chapter on the hundred, parish, or township. A page number in italics refers to a map or illustration on that page. A page number followed by n is a reference only to the footnotes on that page.

The following are among the abbreviations used: adv., advowson; agric., agriculture; aleho., alehouse; Alex., Alexander; Alf., Alfred; almsho., almshouse; And., Andrew; Ant., Anthony; archit., architecture; Bt., Baronet; Bart., Bartholomew; Benj., Benjamin; bp., bishop; Brit., British; cath., cathedral; Cath., Catherine; chant., chantry; chap., chapel; char., charity; Chas., Charles; Chris., Christopher; ch., church; Coll., college; cott., cottage; ctss., countess; ct., court; cust., customary; Dan., Daniel; daus., daughters; d., died; dom., domestic; dchss., duchess; eccl., ecclesiastical; Edm., Edmund; Edw., Edward; Eliz., Elizabeth; fam., family; f., father; fl., flourished; Fred., Frederick; gdn., garden; Geof., Geoffrey; Geo., George; Gilb., Gilbert; glasshos., glasshouses; grds., grandson; greenho., greenhouse; Hen., Henry; Herb., Herbert; hosp., hospital; ho., house; Humph., Humphrey; inc., inclosure; ind., industry; Jas., James; Jos., Joseph; Laur., Laurence; Ld., Lord; man., manor; Marg., Margaret; mkt., market; m., married; Mat., Matthew; Maur., Maurice; Mic., Michael; Nat., Nathaniel; Nic., Nicholas; nonconf., nonconformity; par., parish; pk., park; parl., parliamentary; Phil., Philip; poorho., poorhouse; pop., population; prehist., prehistoric; prot., protestant; rly., railway; rem., remains; rep., representation; Ric., Richard; riv., river; Rob., Robert; Rog., Roger; Rom., Roman; Sam., Samuel; sch., school; Sim., Simon; soc., society; s., son; sta., station; Steph., Stephen; Thos., Thomas; Vct., Viscount; Wal., Walter; w., wife; Wm., William; workho., workhouse

a'Barrow: Hen., Maur., Abingdon (Berks., later Oxon.), abbey of, Adelphi club room, Adinsell, W. A., Aeffe, m. Wulfgar, Aelfheah, ealdorman of Hampshire, Aelfwine (fl. c. 970) affray, and see assaults agricultural auctioneers and valuers, see Vines & Pinneger agricultural engineers, see Whatley, Geo., & Son agricultural implement makers, see Oatley & Morris agricultural machinery, see steam engines agricultural machinery hirer, see Gale, W. H. agricultural practices (less common), see assarting and assarts; furze cutting; hens; organic beef production; smallholdings; water meadows; watercress agriculture, see under places; and see allotments (garden); farming by new methods; market gardening; model farm buildings; nurserymen; poultry farming; and see (for cross references) crops (less common) Ailesbury: earls of, and see Bruce; Brudenell-Bruce marquesses of, see Brudenell-Bruce airfields, see Overton Heath airfield; Ramsbury Aldbourne, Upham, Upper, aletasters, Alexander: A. W., Eliz., w. of Geo., m. 2 - Collins, Geo., J., Leonard, vicar of Collingbourne Kingston, (later Prior), R. C., R. H., Alfred, King, Allen, F., allotments (garden), almoner, see Whitburgh almshouses, see Ewelme; Froxfield; Windsor; and see (for cross references) hospitals (charitable) Alresford: Maud, w. of Thos., Rog., Thos., Alric (fl. 1066), Alvric the huntsman, Alwin (fl. 1066; ? more than one of this name), Alwold (fl. 1066), Amesbury, Amyand: Frances, w. of -, Mary, w. of -, Andover (Hants): mkt., poor-law union, Andrews, John, Angers (Maine et Loire), cath. ch. of St. Maur., animal foodstuffs wholesalers, see Fall animals, see bison; boar; deer; hares; horses; oxen; rabbits; racehorses; and see menagerie; and see (for cross references) cattle; dogs Ann, Little (in Milton Lilbourne and Pewsey), dom. archit., Anne (of Cleves), queen of Hen. VIII, Anschitil (fl. 1086), antiquarian, see Jackson Antrobus: Chas., Pamela, w. of Chas., apothecary, Appleshaw (Hants), apprenticing, appropriation of churches, archery, failure to practise, architects and designers, see Baker, Sir Herb.; Baldwin; Blomfield; Boyle; Brown, Lancelot; Christian; Collie; Colson; Cundy (three of the name); Emes; Ferrey; Forsyth; Gilbert, Alf.; Jellicoe; Langdon; Medlicott; Pearson, J. L.; Phipps; Pilkington; Ponting; Scott; Soane; Street; Taylor, Sir Rob.; Teulon; Underwood; Withers; Wyatt Ardley alias Early: Ralph, fam., and see Erley army barracks and camps, and see military training areas Arundell: Hen., Ld. Arundell (d. 1726), Hen., Ld. Arundell (d. 1746), Hen., Ld. Arundell (d. 1756), Hen., Ld. Arundell (d. 1808), Thos., Ld. Arundell, Ashe: Edw., Jas., Jas., grds. of Jas., John (d. by 1665), John (fl. 1682), Wm., assarting and assarts, assaults, and see affray assembly rooms, Assheton-Smith, Matilda, assizes: of ale, of bread, Astley: F. D., Sir Francis, Sir John, Bt. (d. 1771), Sir John, Bt. (d. 1842), Sir John, Bt. (d. 1894), fam., Astley-Corbett, Sir Francis, Bt., astronomer, see Evans astronomy, see observatory; transit clock Athelstan, King, Atholl, earl of, see Strathbogie Atwood, T. G. P., vicar of Froxfield, Aubrey, John, auctions (of livestock), Audley: Hugh de, earl of Gloucester, Marg., see Clare Marg. de, m. Ralph de Stafford, earl of Stafford, Aughton (in Collingbourne Kingston), agric., common pasture, council hos., cust. tenants, dom. archit., farms, field systems (prehist.), inc., ind., man.: Aughton, Pile's, open fields, place name, pop., prehist. rem., Augmentations, ct. of, see Williams Aumale, ctss. of, see Reviers, Isabel authors, see Aubrey; Chambers; Cobbett Avenel: Joan, see Croke Wm., s. of Sir Wm., Sir Wm., Avon, earl of, see Eden Avon (Christchurch), riv., and see Deane water; Ford brook Avon Springs Hatchery, Avonside foundry, Axford, see Ramsbury Axsmith: Anne, see Rock Ric., Aylesford, earl of, see Finch, Heneage Ayrshire cattle, Azelin (fl. 1086), Bacon: Christine, Joan, m. Wm. Noyes, Nic., Rog., Bagley, Hen., Bagnor (in Speen, Berks.), Bailey: Thos., rector of Manningford Bruce, Wal., Baker: Sir Herb., Thos., rector of Buttermere, vicar of Combe, Baldwin, Thos., Balgay, Thos., rector of Chilton Foliat, Ball (in Pewsey), dom. archit., plate farm, Bank of England, director of, see Pearse, John bankers, see Hammersley; Morland banks (commercial), see Pewsey; Wilts. & Dorset Bank Baptists, General, Particular, Strict, Barber, Rob., Barford, Ralph of, Barford (in Downton), Barnabas Fund, Barnardiston: Eliz., w. of Sir Thos., Sir Thos. (d. c. 1461), Thos., s. of Sir Thos. (d. c. 1461), Sir Thos. (d. 1503), Sir Thos. (d. 1542), Thos. (fl. 1543), Barry, see Smith Barry Barwick, John, basket and hive maker, Baskin: Florence, see Parker J. L., Basset: Ela, see Longespée Sir Phil., Bates, Sir Edw., Bt., Bath, earls of, see Bourghchier Bath (Som.), Bath and Wells, bp. of, see Droxford, John bath house, Bath stone, Bathampton (in Steeple Langford), Bathe: Ant. (d. c. 1769), Ant. (fl. 1792), Batt, fam., Battle (Suss.), abbey of, battle, see Meratun Bavaria, duke of, see William Baxman: Joan, see Doygnel Ric., Steph., Wm. (fl. 1303), Wm. (d. c. 1312, another), Baxter, Derek, Baynton: And., Anne, m. - Rolt, Sir Edw. (d. 1544), Sir Edw. (d. 1593), Sir Edw. (d. 1657), Sir Edw. (d. 1679), Hen., Sir Hen., Isabel, w. of Sir Edw., John (d. 1716), John (d. c. 1740), Mary, Baynton-Rolt: Sir And., Bt., (formerly Rolt), Sir Edw., Bt., Beauchamp: Eleanor, m. 1 Thos. de Ros, Ld. Ros, Edm. Beaufort, earl and marquess of Dorset, earl and duke of Somerset, Wal. Rokesley, Eliz., see Berkeley John de, Ric. de, earl of Warwick, Rob. de, Wm. de, Wm. de, earl of Warwick, fam., Beauchamp, Vct., see Seymour, Edw. Beaufort: Edm., earl and marquess of Dorset, earl and duke of Somerset, Edm., s. of Edm., Eleanor, see Beauchamp Hen., duke of Somerset, Beaufort, dchss. of, see Somerset, Mary Beconsall, Rob., Bedwyn, Great, plate adv., agric., alehos., Bedwyn Brail, see Bedwyn Brails bailiwick Bedwyn Brails bailiwick, q.v. Bedwyn common, woodland, Bewley Farm, and see (s.v. Bedwyn, Great) farms: Bewley farm Bloxham Lodge, see Crofton, dom. archit. borough, bailiff, burgesses, cts., lordship, mint, officers, portreeve, seal, and see (all s.v. Bedwyn, Great) burgage tenure; guild; man.: Borough boundary, Brail (hamlet), Brail Farm, see Jockey Green bridges, burgage tenure, and see Bedwyn, Great: borough canal, chap., see Bedwyn, Great: Tottenham Ho. chaplain, char., ch., plates chaps., and see (s.v. Bedwyn, Great) St. Katharine's ch. and Tottenham Ho.; Bedwyn, Little: ch.; Chisbury: ch.; Crofton; Grafton, East; Marten; Wexcombe; Wilton estate, clubs (social), colonization from, Column ride, common pasture, conservation area, council hos., cts., see (all s.v. Bedwyn, Great) borough; man.: Bedwyn, West; man.: Prebendal cricket field, Crofton, q.v. curates, cust. tenants, Dodsdown, q.v. dom. archit., Fairway (ho.), estate cotts., plate fairs, Fairway (ho.), see Bedwyn, Great: dom. archit. farms, Bewley farm, and see Bedwyn, Great: Bewley Farm fires, Ford, q.v. ford, Freewarren Farm, see Crofton friendly soc., glebe, Grafton, East, q.v. Grafton, West, q.v. Grand Avenue, guild, Harding, q.v. Hillbarn Farm, see Wilton hosp., inc., ind., and see Bedwyn, Great: malting inns, Jockey Green, q.v. Jockey Green Farm, see Jockey Green: Brail Farm London ride, malting, man., Bedwyn, West, man. ho., woodland, Borough, and see Bedwyn, Great: borough (lordship) Prebendal, ct., man. ho., woodland, and see (all s.v. Bedwyn, Great) Tottenham Ho.; Tottenham Lodge; Tottenham pk. mkt. ho., plate mkt. place (mkt. square), mkts., Marten, q.v. open fields, pks., see (all s.v. Bedwyn, Great) Tottenham Ho.; Tottenham Lodge; Tottenham pk. parl. rep., place name, poor relief, pop., prehist. rem., prot. nonconf., rly. sta., rlys., recreation ground, rectors, roads, Rom. Catholicism, Romano-Brit. rem., St. Katherine's ch., plate adv., curate, vicar, vicarage, vicarage ho., schs., shambles, Stock, q.v. streets, Back Lane, Brook St., Brown's Lane, Church St., Farm Lane, High St., and see Bedwyn, Great: mkt. place Sudden pk., see Wolfhall, pks. Suddene Park Farm, see Wolfhall, dom. archit. tithes, Tottenham Ho., plates chap., gdns., glasshos., greenho., Hawtreys sch., pk., plate agric., banqueting ho., canals, column, farmstead, menagerie, New (later Durley) pk., octagonal temple, rond-point, sch., woodland, and see (all s.v. Bed wyn, Great) Column ride; Grand Avenue; London ride; Tottenham Lodge: pk.; Tottenham pk. stables, Tottenham Lodge, pk., agric., farmstead, woodland, and see (both s.v. Bedwyn, Great) Tottenham Ho.: pk.; Tottenham pk. stables, Tottenham pk., lodge, woodland, trades, vicarage, vicarage ho., plate vicars, and see Ward, John village hall, water meadows, Wexcombe, q.v. wharf, Wilton, q.v. Wolfhall, q.v. woodland, and see (both s.v. Bedwyn, Great) Bedwyn common; man. (Bedwyn, West; Prebendal) workho., and see Bedwyn estate; Bedwyn prebend; Ford, mill Bedwyn, Little, adv., agric., boundaries, brickworks, bridges, Burwood heath, q.v. canal, chaplain, char., Chisbury, q.v. ch., common pasture, conservation area, ct., Crabtree common, curates, cust. tenants, dom. archit., estate cotts., Farmer Homes, plate farms, Forebridge, q.v. glebe, Henset, q.v. Holt, q.v. inc., inns: Harrow, and see Chisbury, Harrow inn Horse and Jockey, Jockey Green farm, see Bedwyn Brails bailiwick: Brail farm Knowle, q.v. Littleworth, q.v. London ride, see Bedwyn, Great man., man. ho., mills, open fields, poor relief, pop., prehist. rem., prot. nonconf., Puthall, q.v. rly., roads, Chisbury Lane, London ride, see Bedwyn, Great Monk Lane, Romano-Brit. rem., schs., Timbridge, q.v. tithes, tithing, trades, vicarage, vicarage ho., vicars, and see Saunders, Nat. woodland, workho., Bedwyn, West, see Bedwyn, Great: man. Bedwyn Brails bailiwick, agric., Bedwyn Brail, Brail farm (later Jockey Green farm), brickworks, estate, Jockey Green farm, see Bedwyn Brails bailiwick: Brail farm woodland, Bedwyn estate, boundary, cust. tenants, mills, woodland, Bedwyn mill, see Ford, mill Bedwyn prebend and prebendary, and see Testa beech (trees), bees, Bell, Sir Eastman, Bt., bellfounders, see Bagley; Beconsall; Boulter; Burrough; Cor; Danton; Knight, Hen.; Llewellins & James; Mears, G., & Co. and Thos.; Mears & Stainbank; Purdue, Wm. and -; Rudhall; Taylor, John, & Co.; Tosier; Wallis, John; Warner; Wells, Rob. Bendir, A. G., Benger: Anne, w. of John, Geo., John (fl. early 15th cent.), John (fl. 1446, ?another), John (fl. 1447, two [?others] of this name), John (fl. 1494), John (fl. 1535, ?another), John (d. c. 1560), John (d. c. 1609), Ric., Wm. (d. 1571), Wm. (fl. 1615), fam., Bergengren, Anders, Berkeley: Eliz., m. Ric. de Beauchamp, earl of Warwick, Marg., see Lisle Thos., Ld. Berkeley, Berks. & Hants Extension Railway, Berks. & Hants Railway, Berkshire, forest, Shefford, West, rector, see Nixon and see Abingdon; Bagnor (in Speen); Brightwalton; Cakewood; Calcot; Chilton Foliat; Combe; Eddington (or Hidden); Hayward; Hungerford; Kintbury hundred; Leverton; Newbury; Oxenwood; Poughley (in Chaddleworth); Reading; Shalbourne; Wallingford; Windsor Berwick St. James, Besiles, Peter, and his w. Mabel, Bethell, Dorothy, Bevan: David, F. A., G. L., R. C. L., Silvanus, Bewley farm, see Bedwyn, Great: farms Bica (fl. 778), Biddesden (in Ludgershall): Biddesden Ho., man., Biddesden estate, Bigg: Hen., Lovelace, (later Bigg Wither), Lovelace, Thos., Wal., fam., Bigg Wither, Lovelace, see Bigg Biggs, Steph., Bilkemore: Anstice, see Harding Sir Rob., Bingham, Geof., and his w. Muriel, Bird, Wm., birds, game, and see partridges; pheasants Bishop, Louise, Bishopstone (in Ramsbury hundred), bison, Bittenson, Ric., Blacheman (fl. 1066), Blacheman (fl. 1086), Blackwell, Thos., Blagden, see Hippenscombe, estates Blagrave: John, Thos., Blake, Rob., Blanchard: John, P. D., Thos., Blanche, m. John (of Gaunt), earl and duke of Lancaster, Blandy: Martha, Mary, Steph., Miss (?another), Mrs. (another), blindhouse, and see lockups; prison Blomfield, Sir Arthur, bloodhound, Bloxham, John, boar, wild, Boardman, Ric., vicar of Collingbourne Kingston, Bohun: Eleanor de, m. Thos. of Woodstock, earl of Buckingham, duke of Gloucester, Hen. de, earl of Hereford, Humph. de, Humph. de, s. of Humph. de, Humph. de, grds. of Humph. de, Humph. de, earl of Hereford and of Essex (d. 1275), Humph. de, earl of Hereford, of Essex, and of Northampton (d. 1373), Maud, see Salisbury Bond (later Bond Hopkins), Benj., book collectors, see Huth, A. H. and Hen. Booth, John, Boreham, Harvey, Borstal institution, and see prison; schools Boulter, Nat., Bourgchier: Anne, see Stafford Wm., count of Eu, Bourghchier: Eliz., w. of John, Ld. FitzWarin, earl of Bath, Fulk, Ld. FitzWarin, John, earl of Bath (fl. 1540), John, Ld. FitzWarin, earl of Bath (d. 1539), Thomasine, see Hankford Wm., Ld. FitzWarin, Bourne, riv., Bouverie, Wm., earl of Radnor, and see Pleydell-Bouverie Bowcliffe: Gillian, Wm. (fl. 1275), Wm. (fl. 1315, ?another), Bower: Adrian, Adrian, s. of Adrian, Anne, see Durrington Cecily, see Durrington Mary, w. of Wm., Wm., Wm., s. of Wm., Wm., grds. of Wm., Bowerman: J. N., and his w. Queenie, P. H., Boyle, Ric., earl of Burlington, Braboef: (later St. Martin), Joan, w. of Wm., Wm. (d. 1284), Wm. (fl. 1332), Bradenstoke (in Lyneham), priory of, Brail (hamlet), see Bedwyn, Great Brail (woodland in Great Bedwyn), see Bedwyn Brails bailiwick brass founders, see Whatley, Geo., & Son Braybrook: Alice, m. 1 John Shaw, Ric. Rock, Eliz., see Musard Joan, Baroness Cobham, m. Sir Thos. Brooke, Margery, m. 1 Thos. Hansworth, John Short, John Sydele, Margery, w. of Wm., Olive, Wm., Wm., s. of Wm., bread weighers, bream, Breauté: Fawkes de, Marg., see FitzGerald Brentnall, H. C., Breteuil, Gilb. of, Brewer: Wm., Wm., s. of Wm., breweries, brewhouses, and brewing, and see hopyards; malthouses and malting brewers, see Brown & Hillary Brian, Hen., prior of Easton, curate of Easton, Briant, Anne, brick makers, see Hawkins, C. W., & Sons and fam. brick making and brickworks, brick field, brick kilns, Brictuard (fl. 1066), Bridge House, see Chilton Foliat, dom. archit. bridges, see under places Bridport, Hen. of, Brightwalton (Berks.), Brigmerston: Isabel of, m. Nic. of Wylye, Joan, w. of Steph., Steph., Brimslade (in Savernake), agric., bridge, Brimslade Ho., gdn., pk., dom. archit., farm, pk. (Brimslade pk.), woodland, Brimslade and South Savernake tithing, poor relief, pop., tithingman, Brimslade park, see Brimslade, pk. Bristoard the priest, Bristol, British Legion clubs, and see Comrades hall Broad Town charity (Broad Town trust), Bromham, Bromham Battle man., liberty, n, Brook, J. C., Brooke: Edw., Ld. Cobham, Geo., Ld. Cobham, Hen., Ld. Cobham, Joan, Baroness Cobham, see Braybrook Thos., Ld. Cobham, Sir Thos., Wm., Ld. Cobham, Broomsgrove farm, see Milcot, farm Brown: A. C., Edw., Grace, m. Edw. Naish, Lancelot, Mary, S. R., Thos., Thos., vicar of Froxfield, rector of Stratford Tony, Brown & Hillary, Browning: Francis, R., Brown's, see Savernake, estates Bruce: Chas., Ld. Bruce, earl of Ailesbury, Eliz., see Seymour Thos., earl of Ailesbury, (formerly Brudenell), Thos., Ld. Bruce, earl of Ailesbury, fam., Bruce tunnel, see Kennet & Avon canal Brudenell: Thos., see Bruce fam., Brudenell-Bruce: Chandos, marquess of Ailesbury, Chas., earl of Ailesbury, marquess of Ailesbury, David, earl of Cardigan, Ernest, marquess of Ailesbury, Geo., marquess of Ailesbury (d. 1878), Geo., marquess of Ailesbury (d. 1894), Geo., marquess of Ailesbury (d. 1961), Hen., marquess of Ailesbury, Mary, w. of Geo., marquess of Ailesbury, Mic., marquess of Ailesbury, fam., Bruntisfield, Ld., see Warrender Brunton (in Collingbourne Kingston), agric., bridge, common pasture, conservation area, council hos., cust. tenants, dom. archit., Brunton Ho., pk., farms, field systems (prehist.), ford, inc., man.: Brunton, Collingbourne Valence, Dormer, mills, open fields, pk., and see Brunton, dom. archit.: Brunton Ho. place name, pop., prehist. rem., tithing, see Collingbourne Valence tithing Townsend, woodland, Bryhtric (fl. 984), Buchanan: A. J., Mrs., Buckingham: dukes of, see Stafford earls of, see Giffard; Woodstock, Thos. Buckleaze, see Pewsey, man. Buggy: Hen., Wm., building, unlawful, building materials (less common), see Bath stone; Chilmark stone; sarsen Buller (later Buller-Leyborne-Popham), E. T., and see Leyborne-Popham Burbage, Rob. of, rector of Compton Chamberlayne, Burbage, adv., agric., boundary, canal, Bruce tunnel, chaplains, chars., ch., plate clubs (social), colonization from, Column ride, see Bedwyn, Great common meadow, common pasture, conservation areas, council hos., cts., curates, cust. tenants, dom. archit., Durley, q.v. estate cotts., farms, Southgrove farm, and see Durley, farms: Warren farm friendly soc., glebe, Godsbury, see Collingbourne Kingston Grand Avenue, see Bedwyn, Great Horns, East, hotel, inc., ind., inns, Kinwardstone Farm, man., Burbage Darell, Burbage Savage, Burbage Sturmy, man. ho., Motson's, Rectory, mill, open fields, ponds, poor relief, pop., prehist. rem., prot. nonconf., rly. stas., rlys., Ram Alley, q.v. roads, Rom. Catholicism, Romano-Brit. rem., Sands, East, q.v. schs., Stibb Green, q.v. tithes, tithings, see Burbage Savage tithing; Burbage Sturmy tithing trades, vicarage, vicarage ho., plate vicars, and see Nash; Stanton; Taylor, Thos. village hall, the Warren, q.v. wharf, woodland, Southgrove copse, workho., and see Hurstbourne and Burbage prebend Burbage Darell, see Burbage, man. Burbage Savage, see Burbage, man. Burbage Savage tithing, Burbage Sturmy, see Burbage, man. Burbage Sturmy tithing, burgage tenure, Burgess, Dan., rector of Collingbourne Ducis, Burgh, Edw., Ld. Burgh, burial board, see Pewsey Burlington, earl of, see Boyle Burlington House, see Westminster Burrough, Jas., Burwood Heath (in Little Bedwyn), agric., common pasture, dom. archit., estates, farm, inc., place name, tithes, woodland, bus depot, see Pewsey Bushel (Bushell): John (fl. 1670), John (d. by 1679, ?the same), John (? the same), business park, see Pewsey butchers, Butler: Isabel, w. of Sir John, Sir John (d. 1430), Sir John (d. 1463), R. C., R. J., Sir Thos., Wm., Sir Wm., Buttermere, Wm. of, Buttermere, adv., agric., boundary, ch., plate common pasture, curates, dom. archit., farms, glebe, Henley, q.v. inc., man., man. ho., Newtown, open fields, place name, ponds, poor relief, pop., prot. nonconf., rectors, and see Baker, Thos.; Dodson; Nixon; Rede rectory, rectory ho., roads, schs., tithes, tithing, woodland, Buttermere Corner, Button: Sir Wm., fam., Byrd: Wm. (d. 1692), Wm. (fl. c. 1716), Byrhtelm (fl. 801 × 805), Byrhtsige (fl. 933 × 948), Cadley (in Chute), conservation area, dom. archit., estate cotts., farm, malthouse, place name, pond, prot. nonconf., village green, Cadley (in Collingbourne Ducis and Collingbourne Kingston), dom. archit., rly. sta., Cadley (in Savernake), ch., see Savernake, ch. dom. archit., plate ind., pop., sch., see Savernake, schs. cage, Cakewood (?Berks., in Chilton Foliat), cust. tenants, open fields, Calcot (Berks., in Chilton Foliat, later Hungerford), agric., boundary, Chilton Lodge, plate gdns., lodge, pk., woodland, and see Chilton Foliat: Chilton Lodge; Chilton Lodge estate common meadow, common pasture, cust. tenants, dom. archit., farm, man., mill, open fields, woodland, Calcot and Leverton tithing, Calcutta, Black Hole of, Calstone, Thos., Cambridge university, St. John's College, Cambridgeshire, see Godmanchester Camoys, Hugh, and his w. Joan, camp site, see Savernake forest canal, see Kennet & Avon canal canals (ornamental), Canning, John, caps, statutory, failure to wear, car body repairing, car park and car parking, see Pewsey Cardeville, Rob. de, rector of Collingbourne Kingston, treasurer of Salisbury cathedral, Cardigan, earl of, see Brudenell-Bruce, David Carey trust, carnival, see Pewsey, feast or carnival carp, carrying writs, Carter, Eliz., carting wool, Cary: Hen., Wm., Catherine (of Aragon), queen of Hen. VIII, Catherine (Parr), queen of Hen. VIII, Catherington (Hants), see Hinton Daubnay Catterns, B. G., cattle, see Ayrshire; Friesian; Highland; Jersey; and see organic beef production cattle ranching, Cave: D. T., W. E., Celestan (fl. 1066), cello (iron), cemeteries, see Collingbourne Kingston, prehist. rem.; Pewsey cert rent, Chadderton: Edm. (d. 1499), Edm. (d. 1545), Geo., Marg., see Collingbourne Wm., Chadderton's, see Collingbourne Kingston, man. Chaddleworth (Berks.), see Poughley Chafin, Wm., Chamber: Gillian, see Neville Steph., Chamberlain: Geof., John, Marg., Rob., S. G., Wm. (fl. c. 1268), Wm. (d. c. 1283, ?the same), Wm., s. of Wm. (d. c. 1283), Wm. (fl. 1341, another), Wm., s. of Wm. (fl. 1341), Wm. (fl. 1423, ?another), and his w. Christine, fam., Chambers, Humph., rector of Pewsey, Champion, Jos., Chancery, master in, see Clerk, Sir Edw. Chandler: Ann, w. of Ric., Ric. (d. 1823), Ric. (d. 1882), Chantry estate, see Chute, man. charities, see under places; and see Barnabas Fund; Broad Town charity; Carey trust; and see (for cross references) almshouses; hospitals (charitable) Charity Commissioners, Charles I, Charles, R. M., Charleval, see Noyon-sur-Andelle Charnham Street (formerly Charlton, in Hungerford), tithing, Chartrai, Phil. de, Chastulon, Hugh, Chaucy: Hugh, Joan, m. Wm. Thornhill, Thos., Wm., fam., Chaworth: Hawise (later Hawise of London), w. of Patrick de, Isabel, w. of Patrick de, m. 2 Sir Hugh le Despenser, earl of Winchester, Maud, m. Hen. of Lancaster, earl of Lancaster and of Leicester, Sir Pain de, Patrick de (d. c. 1258), Patrick de (d. c. 1283), Cherrington: Dan., John, Rowan, cherry trees, Chichester (Suss.), bp. of, see Rede Chilmark stone, Chilton Foliat (partly Berks.), adv., agric., boundary, bridge, Cakewood, q.v. Cakewood, q.v. Calcot, q.v. chant., chaplains, and see Fanelore char., Chilton Ho., gdn., pk., Chilton Lodge, gdn., pk., pond, and see Calcot: Chilton Lodge; Chilton Lodge estate ch., chap., estate, ch. room, colonization from, common meadow, common pasture, conservation area, council hos., cts., curates, and see Meyrick, Arthur and Edw. cust. tenants, dom. archit., Bridge Ho., plate Chilton Park Farm, farms, fire engine, glebe, Hayward, q.v. inc., ind., inns, Leverton, q.v. lockup, man., Chilton Foliat, Chilton Ho. estate, man. ho., pk., mills, open fields, par. council, pk., lodge, pk. keeper, place name, poor relief, poorho., see Chilton Foliat, workho. pop., prehist. rem., prot. nonconf., rectors, and see Balgay; Collard; Fanelore; Hounsell, Jas. and Thos.; Leyborne-Pop- ham, John; Popham, Edw.; Sheafe; Topping rectory, rectory ho., roads, schs., Soley, q.v. Soley, East (Straight), see Soley Soley, West (Crooked), see Soley tithes, tithing, tithingman, trades, water meadow, woodland, workho. (poorho.), Chilton House, see Chilton Foliat Chilton House estate, see Chilton Foliat, man. Chilton Lodge, see Calcot Chilton Lodge (another), see Chilton Foliat Chilton Lodge estate, Chilton Park Farm, see Chilton Foliat, dom. archit. Chilton Stud farm, Chisbury (in Little Bedwyn), adv., agric., boundary, brickworks, chaplains, and see Man ch., frontispiece common pasture, conservation area, council hos., ct., officers, cust. tenants, dom. archit., estate cotts., farms, Harrow Farm, and see Rudge, farms: Harrow farm Harrow inn, and see Bedwyn, Little: inns hill fort, inc., man., woodland, man. ho., chap., mills, mission room, open fields, pk., pop., prehist. rem., and see Chisbury, hill fort prot. nonconf., Romano-Brit. rem., tithes, tithing, warren, water meadow, woodland, and see Chisbury, man. Chisenbury and Chute prebend and prebendaries, Chiswick Ho. (Mdx.), Christian, Ewan, Church Patronage society, Church Patronage trust, church room, and see village halls churches, redundant, Churches Conservation Trust (formerly Redundant Churches Fund), Churchill: Martha, see Tanner W. R. H., Wm., Chute, adv., agric., boundaries, Cadley, q.v. chant., adv., chaplains, and see Chute, man.: Chantry estate chaplain, char., ch., Chute, Lower, q.v. common pastures, Conholt, q.v. conservation area, council hos., cts., dom. archit., Dean Farm, farms, field systems (prehist.), glebe, Hatchett, q.v. inc., inn, man., Chantry estate, Chute, Dean, Prebendal, mills, open fields, place name, poor relief, pop., prehist. rem., prot. nonconf., roads, Rom. Catholicism, schs., Shaw, q.v. Standen, q.v. tithes, tithing, vicarage, vicarage ho., vicars, and see Horwood village green, village hall, woodland, and see Chisenbury and Chute prebend Chute, Lower (in Chute), club (social), conservation area, dom. archit., farm, inns, prot. nonconf., Chute Forest, adv., agric., boundary, brickworks, char., ch., plate Chute Lodge, plate chap., gdn., pk., lodge, common pasture, dom. archit., eccl. district, estates, Chute Lodge, Forest, Longbottom, Pollard's, Redhouse, farms, ind., poor relief, pop., prehist. rem., prot. nonconf., roads, sch., tithes, vicarage, vicars, woodland, Chute forest, boundary, disafforestment, herbage and mast, inc., lodge, tithes, Chute Lodge, see Chute Forest; Chute Forest, estates cinema, see Pewsey Cirencester (Glos.), abbey of, Cissa, King, Clare: Gilb. de, earl of Gloucester and of Hertford (d. 1295), Gilb. de, earl of Gloucester and of Hertford (d. 1314), Joan, w. of Gilb. de, earl of Gloucester and of Hertford, Marg. de, m. Hugh de Audley, earl of Gloucester, Maud, w. of Gilb. de, earl of Gloucester and of Hertford, Clark (Clarke): Anne, Mic., and see Clerk Clench (formerly Wick, in Milton Lilbourne), agric., boundary, common pasture, cts., dom. archit., farms, inc., man., mills, New Mill, q.v. open fields, place name, prehist. rem., roads, tithes, tithing, tithingman, wharf, see New Mill woodland, Clerk: Christian, see Gunter Edw. (d. 1664), Edw. (fl. 1714), Sir Edw., Thos., and see Clark clerk of parliament, see Franks clerk of the peace, see Ewen Cleves, Anne of, see Anne Clifton: Hen., fam., clock and watch makers, and see Hunt, fam. cloth of gold, clothiers, and see clothmakers; weavers clothing clubs, clothmakers, and see clothiers; weavers; woollen cloth making clubs and societies, see Adelphi club room; British Legion clubs; Comrades hall; Foresters hall; (s.vv. Bedwyn, Great; Burbage; Standen in Chute) friendly soc.; Royal Society; scouts hall; and see (for cross references) entertainment and recreation; sports and games coal and building materials supply, depot, and see coal distribution coal and corn merchants, see Fall coal and timber merchants, coal distribution, and see coal and building materials supply Coate (in Liddington), Agricultural Museum, Cobbett, Wm., Cobham: Hen., Ld. Cobham, Sir Hen., John, John, Ld. Cobham (d. 1355), John, Ld. Cobham (d. 1408), Maud, see Columbers fam., Cobham: Baronesses, see Braybrook, Joan; Hawkberk Lds., see Brooke; Cobham Cohen, Sam., Cokayn, Geo., Cole: H. D., R. L., Colebrook, Wm., Coleraine, Ld., see Hare, Hen. Coles: John, Susanna, w. of Wm., Wm., Coleville, Wm. de, collar maker, and see (for cross reference) harness maker Collard, Rob., rector of Chilton Foliat, Collie, D. G., Collingbourne: Jane, m. Jas. Lowther, Marg., m. Geo. Chadderton, Ric., Rob., Wm., fam., n Collingbourne Ducis, Cadley, q.v. rector, see Burgess rectory, sch., Collingbourne estate, agric., cust. tenants, Collingbourne Kingston, adv., agric., Aughton, q.v. boundary, Brunton, q.v. Cadley, q.v. char., ch., plate estate, colonization from, common pasture, conservation area, ct., curates, and see Parsons, Edm.; Swain cust. tenants, dom. archit., Falstone pond, q.v. farms, field systems (prehist.), glebe, Godsbury, inc., inns, man., Chadderton's, Collingbourne Kingston, Rectory, military activity, mills, open fields, place name, poor relief, pop., prehist. rem., cemetery, and see Collingbourne Kingston, Godsbury prot. nonconf., rly., rly. sta., rectors, and see Cardeville; Worcester rectory, rectory ho., roads, Romano-Brit. rem., schs., Sunton, q.v. tithes, tithing, Townsend, see Brunton vicarage, vicarage ho., vicars, and see Alexander, Leonard; Boardman; Norris, John; Parsons, Bart.; Poore, C. H.; Westcombe woodland, Collingbourne Sunton tithing, Collingbourne Valence, see Brunton, man. Collingbourne Valence tithing, Collins: Eliz., see Alexander J. F., Sir John, colonization, and see planned settlement Colson, John, colt park, and see stud farms Columbers: Avice, see Croke Gilb. de, Joan, m. Ric. de Popham, Joan, w. of Wm. de, m. 2 John de Popham, John de, Mat. de (d. c. 1272-3), Mat. de (fl. 1275), Maud, w. of Mat. de, m. 2 Hen. Cobham, Ld. Cobham, Mic. de (d. 1235), Mic. de (fl. 1272-3), Nic., Nichole, m. John de Lisle, Ric. de, Wm. de, Column ride, see Bedwyn, Great Colvin, M. K. B., Combe, Wal. of, Combe (Berks., formerly Hants), vicar, see Baker, Thos. Comberwell, John, commercial garages, and see petrol station commercial premises, and see commercial garages; Golden Arrow café; hotels; Milcot Water: trout hatchery; offices; petrol station; Pewsey: banks; shops; and supermarket; restaurant; scrap metal yard; tea room; and see (for cross references) industrial buildings; inns; trades and industries; utilities common meadow, see under places; and see water meadows common pasture, and see under places Compton Chamberlayne, rector of, see Burbage, Rob. of computer technology, Comrades hall, and see British Legion clubs Comyn: Eliz., m. Ric. Talbot, Joan, Congregationalists, Conholt (in Chute), agric., common pasture, Conholt Ho., pks., agric., woodland, cust. tenants, farms, man.: Conholt (Conholt estate), Eastcourt, open fields, pks., see Conholt: Conholt Ho. tithing, tithingman, woodland, Conholt estate, see Conholt, man. conservation areas, see under places contrariance, Cook (Cooke): Alf., Dan., John, G. L., R. G., Cookson, Freville, Cooper: Isabella, w. of Sir Wm., J. T., S. P., Sir Wm., Bt., cooperage, coopers, and see King coppices and coppicing, Copydex Ltd., Cor, John, Corbett, see Astley-Corbett Corderoy: Edw. (d. 1587), Edw. (fl. 1745), Francis, Thos. (d. by 1547), Thos. (fl. 1570), Wm. (d. 1623), Wm. (fl. 1635), fam., Corderoy's, see Sunton, man. Cork, John, Cornwall: Sir Edm., Isabel, w. of Sir Edm., council houses, see under places coursing, illegal, and see hares courtier, see Packer, John (d. 1649) courts and jurisdictions, see under places; and see forest courts; forest law; honor court; hundred courts; (all s.v. Wiltshire) petty sessions; quarter sessions; shire court; and see (for cross references) liberties and franchises Cowdray: Edw. (fl. 1408), Edw. (fl. after 1428, another), Peter (fl. 1428), Peter (fl. 1493), Philippe, m. Rob. Lard, John Strangways, Cox, Wm., Craan, Hugh, and see Rivers, Isabel Crabtree common, see Bedwyn, Little Craven: Eliz., see Raymond Fulwar, John, fam., Crawford, A. W., Crees, Gordon, cricket, cricket fields and grounds, see Bedwyn, Great; Pewsey Cripps, Sim., Crispe: Sir Chas., Bt., Mary, m. Geo. Stonehouse, Crispin, Miles, Croc the huntsman, his s., see Rainald and see Croke Crofton (in Great Bedwyn), agric., bridges, canal, chap., chaplains, common meadow, common pasture, cts., cust. tenants, dom. archit., Bloxham Lodge, Freewarren Farm, farms, Freewarren farm, Freewarren Farm, and see Crofton, dom. archit. inc., man., Crofton Braboef, Crofton Fitzwarren, woodland, mills, open fields, pop., prehist. rem., pumping sta., see Kennet & Avon canal rly., tithes, tithing, woodland, and see Crofton, man Crofton Society, Croke: Avice, m. Mic. de Columbers, Ellis, Joan, m. Sir Wm. Avenel, Wm. le Moyne, Mat. (fl. 1156), Mat. (fl. 1163, another), Phil., fam., and see Croc the huntsman; Crook; Rainald Cromwell, Oliver, Crook: Ann, G. I., I. C., J. R., R. I. J., and see Croke crops (less common), see dredge; legumes; peas; potatoes; sainfoin; seed production; swedes; turnips; vetches; watercress Crossford, see Rudge Crown Estate Commission, Crutchley, Chas., n cuckingstool, Cuckoo's Knob (in Wootton Rivers), council hos., dom. archit., Cundy: Thos. (d. 1825), Thos. (d. 1867), Thos. (d. 1895), Curci: Alice de, m. Warin FitzGerald, Emme, see Falaise Wm. de (d. c. 1114), Wm. de (d. 1125 × 1130), Wm. de (d. 1171), Wm. de (d. 1194), Curll: Edw., Frances, w. of Wal., John, Mary, w. of Edw., Wal. (d. c. 1686), Wal. (fl. 1719), Wm., Curnick: T., T. W., W. R., fam., Curtis: Chas., curate of Easton, vicar of Milton Lilbourne, Sir Wm., Bt., Cusse, Hen., customary payments, see cert rent; law silver; sheriff's aid; tithing penny; tithing rent customary services (less common), see carrying writs; carting wool; washing and shearing sheep Cynewulf, King, Dallyson, Cath., dams (riverine), Dance: Mary, Sibyl, see Scroggs Danes, Danton, John, Danvers: Sir John, Nic., Darell: Constantine (will proved 1508), Constantine (fl. 1528), Sir Edw. (d. 1530), Sir Edw. (d. 1549), Sir Geo., Jane, w. of Sir Geo., Joan, w. of Constantine, Wm. (fl. 1426), Wm. (d. 1589), fam., Darnell, P. B., Dauntsey, Wm., Davidson, Jas., curate of Froxfield, Dawkins: Hannah, see Long Jas., Day, A., de Pass: A. R., Rob., Deacon, Hen., Dean: John, Salathiel, dean, Hugh of the, see Hugh Dean, see Chute, man. Dean Farm, see Chute, dom. archit. Deane water, debt, Deepgate, Wm. le, deer, bucks and does, deer fence, deer leap, and see game Delamaine, Edw., Delmé, John, Denewulf, bp. of Winchester, Denny, R. B., Denny Sutton Hipend, see Pewsey deserted settlements, Despenser: Hugh le, Ld. le Despenser, Sir Hugh le, Ld. le Despenser, earl of Winchester, Isabel, see Chaworth Devenish, P. J., Devereux: Frances, see Walsingham Rob., earl of Essex, Devizes, museum, Devlin: Madeleine, w. of Patrick, Ld. Devlin, Patrick, Ld. Devlin, Devon: ctss. of, see Reviers, Isabel earls of, see Reviers diarists, see Naish, Thos.; Whitelocke, Sir Bulstrode Dixon, T. J., Dobie Wyatt Ltd., Dodding, Miles, Dodsdown (in Great Bedwyn), brickworks, Dodson, Nat., rector of Buttermere, dogs, see bloodhound; mastiff; wolf hounds Dormer: Geof., Sir Mic., Dormer, see Brunton, man. Dorset, earl and marquess of, see Beaufort, Edm. Dorset, see Shaftesbury dovecots, Down Pewsey tithing, see Pewsey, tithing Downing, Edw., Downton, see Barford Doygnel: Alice, Joan, m. Ric. Baxman, Rob., Warin, Draycot Cerne, dredge, Droxford: John, John, bp. of Bath and Wells, Mic., Mic. of, Thos., Druce: Felice, w. of Sir Wm., Geof., Hugh, Sir John, Rob., Rob., cousin of Rob., Sir Wm., Dudley, John, duke of Northumberland, Duffield, V. L., Duke: Edw., Frances, Geo., Mary, w. of Geo., Selenhah, Dun, John le, Dun, riv., Dunstanville: Wal. de, fam., Durley (in Burbage), agric., assarts, colonization, common pasture, cust. tenants, dom. archit., plates Durley heath, farms, Warren farm, and see the Warren inc., and see Durley, warrens man., open fields, tithes, the Warren, q.v. warrens, inc., lodges, woodland, Durnford: John, John, s. of John, Durrington: Anne, m. Adrian Bower, Cecily, m. Wm. Bower, Joan, m. Wm. Vince, John, Ealhmund, bp. of Winchester, Earle: Chas., Eliz., John, Ric., Early, see Ardley alias Early; and see Erley Earth: Eliz., see Pile Rog., Eastbury: John, Thos., Eastcourt, see Conholt, man. Easton: Adam of, Steph. of, see Tisbury Easton, adv., agric., boundary, bridge, chant., char., ch., plate chap., colonization, common pastures, conservation area, council hos., cts., curates, and see Brian; Curtis, Chas.; Llewellyn; Swain; Wall cust. tenants, dom. archit., Easton Green, Falstone pond, q.v. farms, friendly soc., glebe, inc., ind., inns, man., Easton Bradenstoke, Easton Druce, Easton Warren, Rectory, man. ho., open fields, parsonage ho., place name, ponds, poor relief, pop., prehist. rem., priory, ch., prior, and see Brian prot. nonconf., Ram Alley, q.v. rector, and see Tisbury, Steph. of roads, Rom. Catholicism, Romano-Brit. rem., schs., tithes, tithing, tithingman, trades, vicarage, vicars, village hall, warren, lodge, woodland, workho., Easton, Crux (Hants), Easton Bradenstoke, see Easton, man. Easton Druce, see Easton, man. Easton Green, see Easton Easton Warren, see Easton, man. Eastridge estate, see Littlecote estate Eccles: David, Baron Eccles, Vct. Eccles, John, Ecclesiastical Commissioners, ecclesiastical districts, see Chute Forest; Fosbury; Grafton, East; Savernake; Savernake Forest ecclesiastical practices, see appropriation of churches; invocation of saints; mission rooms; oratories; ordination of vicarages; peculiar jurisdiction Eddington (or Hidden, Berks., in Hungerford), Eden, Sir Ant., earl of Avon, Edgar, King, Edith, queen of Edw. the Confessor, Edmonds, John, Edmund, King, Edmund, Wm. s. of, see William Edric (fl. 1066), Edric (fl. 1086), Edward the Confessor, King, Edward the Elder, King, Edward II, Edwards: A. J., John, eels, Egerton, Seymour, earl of Wilton, Egremont, earls of, see Seymour, Algernon; Wyndham, Sir Chas. electricity, see Pewsey Elizabeth I, Elmley Castle (Worcs.), Elsfield: Alan, Gilb., Gilb. of, Gillian, see Farnham John, Elstub hundred, Emes, Wm., n engineers, see Oatley & Morris; and see motor engineers entertainment and recreation, see assembly rooms; Pewsey, cinema and feast or carnival; Savernake forest, camp site; swimming pools; and see (for cross references) clubs and societies; commercial premises; inns; sports and games Erley: Ric., Rob., and see Ardley alias Early Ernle: Edm., Edw., Sir Edw., Bt., John, Sir John, Marg., w. of -, Mary, m. Wal. Skilling, Mic. (d. 1594), Mic. (fl. 1699), Sir Mic., Bt., Wm. (fl. 1475), Wm. (fl. 1575), fam., Essex: Thos. (d. 1558), Thos. (d. 1575), Thos. (fl. 1578), Sir Wm., Essex, earls of, see Bohun; Devereux estate cottages, see under places Etchilhampton, Ethelbert, King, Ethelred, King, Etheric (fl. before 984), Eu, Wm. of, Eu, count of, see Bourgchier Evans, Lewis, vicar of Froxfield, Everett: Hen., J. H., Thos., Everleigh, boundary, Everleigh Manor, liberty, rectory, Évreux, count of, see William Ewelme (Oxon.), almshouse at, Ewen, Mic., Fabian, Wm., fabrics (less common), see cloth of gold Faccombe Estates, fairs, see Bedwyn, Great Falaise: Emme, m. Wm. de Curci, Wm. de, Fall, fam., Falstone pond (in Collingbourne Kingston and Easton), Fanelore, Ric., chaplain and rector of Chilton Foliat, Fanshawe: Althea, w. of Sim., Chas. (d. 1859), Chas. (d. 1873), Chas. (fl. 1920), Chas., Vct. Fanshawe, Evelyn, Vct. Fanshawe, Hen. (d. 1828), Hen. (d. 1857), Hen. (d. 1913), John, Sim., Sim., Vct. Fanshawe, Thos., Farmer: Isabel, w. of Lambert, Lambert, S. W., Farmer Homes, see Bedwyn, Little farming by new methods, Farnham: Alan of, Gillian, m. 1 Gilb. of Elsfield, John de St. Helen, Fauntleroy: Brian, Hen., feast or carnival, see Pewsey fee farm, Ferrey, Benj., Ferris, Geo., fertilizer wholesalers, see Fall Figheldean, Finch: Charlotte, see Seymour Dan., Heneage, earl of Aylesford, W. C., fire brigade, see Wiltshire fire engines, see Chilton Foliat; Pewsey fire extinguishers, fire stations, see Pewsey fires, fish, see bream; carp; eels; roach; tench; trout Fisher: John (fl. 1648), John (fl. 1690s, ?another), Thos., fishing lodge, fishpond, and see (for cross references) ponds FitzGerald: Alice, see Curci Marg., m. 1 Baldwin de Reviers, Fawkes de Breauté, Warin, FitzGilbert, John, his sons, see FitzJohn; John the marshal; Marshal, Wm., earl of Pembroke (d. 1219) FitzJohn, Gilb., FitzWarin: Alan (fl. 1260), and his w. Margery, Alan (fl. 1300, ?another), Eliz., m. Sir Ric. Hankford, Fulk (d. 1407), Fulk (d. 1420), Sir Fulk (d. 1349), Sir Fulk (d. 1374), Sir Fulk (d. 1391), Wm., FitzWarin, Lds., see Bourghchier Foach, Ric., Foliot: Hen., Joan, see Tyeys Ralph, Ralph, see St. German Ric., Rob., Rog., Sampson, fam., food and drink trades, football pitch, see Pewsey footwear and clothing trades, Ford (in Great Bedwyn), bridge, dom. archit., ford, mill (Bedwyn mill), pop., Ford brook, fords, Forebridge (in Little Bedwyn), dom. archit., farm, workho., Forest, see Chute Forest, estates forest courts, forest law, Foresters hall, forestry, commercial, Forestry Commission, forests, and see Chute forest; Savernake forest Forsyth, W. A., Forz, Isabel de, ctss. of Aumale and of Devon, see Reviers Fosbury: John, Peter (fl. 1275), Peter (d. 1352), Rob., Fosbury (in Tidcombe), adv., agric., boundary, ch., common pastures, curates, cust. tenants, dom. archit., eccl. district, farms, field systems (prehist.), Fosbury Ho., plate gdn., pk., hill fort, inc., ind., man., man. ho. (Little Heath), and see Fosbury: Fosbury Ho. open fields, pond, pop., prot. nonconf., roads, Rom. Catholicism, sch., the Tang, tithes, tithing, vicar, vicarage, vicarage ho., warren, woodland, workho., Foster, Thos., vicar of Froxfield, foundry, Fowle: Hen., Sarah, w. of T. E., T. E., Sir Thos., W. H., W. T., Wm., fam., fowling piece, unlawful carrying, Fox: Hen., Ld. Holland, Hen., Ld. Holland, grds. of Hen., Ld. Holland, Steph., Ld. Holland, Foyle: Edw. (d. 1719), Edw. (d. 1736), Geo., Gorges, John (d. 1648), John (d. 1671), Mary Anne, m. Chas. Randolph, Rob., France, and see Angers; Mont St. Michel; Noyon-sur-Andelle (now Charleval); Rouen; St. Evroul Francis, Wm., Franks, John, free warren, Freeman: John, Strickland, Freewarren farm, see Crofton, farms Freke, Rob., Fribbance, C. G., friendly societies, see Bedwyn, Great; Burbage; Easton; Standen (in Chute) Friesian cattle, Froile, John, Froxfield (Hants), Froxfield, adv., agric., almsho., plates archit., chap., gdns., officers, sch., boundary, bridges, canal, char., and see Froxfield, almsho. ch., plate common pasture, conservation area, council hos., ct., curates, and see Davidson; Gilmore, John cust. tenants, dom. archit., estate cotts., farms, glebe, inc., ind., inns, man., Froxfield, Rectory, Oakhill, q.v. open fields, poor relief, pop., prehist. rem., prot. nonconf., rly., rectors, and see Nethway; Ogbourne, John rectory, rectory ho., roads, Romano-Brit. rem., Rudge, q.v. schs., Teteridge, q.v. tithes, tithing, vicarage, vicars, and see Atwood; Brown, Thos.; Evans; Foster; Godwin, Geof. village green, village hall, water meadows, wharf, woodland, Froxfield stream, Fulbrook, Wm., Fulcher, Peter s. of, see Peter Fulcher, John, fuller, fulling mills, furze cutting, Fyfield, Warin of, his s., see Warren, Wm. Fyfield (Hants), Fyfield, Fyfield (in Milton Lilbourne), agric., boundary, colonization, common meadow, common pastures, conservation area, ct., dom. archit., farms, Fyfield Manor, plate inc., ind., man., man. ho., see Fyfield: Fyfield Manor Milcot Water, q.v. Milkhouse Water, see Milcot Water mill, open fields, place name, prehist. rem., roads, Salisbury, Little, q.v. tithes, tithing, woodland, G.W.R., Gale: Augusta, w. of J. H., J. H., vicar of Milton Lilbourne, T. H., vicar of Milton Lilbourne, W. H., gallops, and see racehorses gambling, game, and see birds; deer games (unlawful), Gammon, John, Garnett, C. W., gas lighting, see Pewsey Gaskell, Henrietta, gasworks, see Pewsey Gates: O., S. G., Gauntlett: E. B., W. B., Gent, D. C. F., geologist, see Townsend, Jos. George: John (d. 1611), John (d. 1651), Ric. (fl. 1696), Ric. (fl. c. 1730, ?another), Wm., Mrs., Gerald, Rob. s. of, see Robert Gervase, and his w. Maud, Gervase, Thos., gibbets, Gibbs: Geo., rector of Woodborough, Sir Geo., Wm., Giffard, Wal., earl of Buckingham, Gilbert: Alf., John, Thos. (d. 1771), Thos. (d. 1807), Thos. (d. 1840), Gilmore: J. P., John, curate of Froxfield, Glass: Thos. (fl. 1767), Thos. (d. 1806, ?another), Gloucester: dukes of, see Humphrey; Woodstock, Thos. earls of, see Audley, Hugh; Clare Gloucester, Gloucestershire, see Cirencester; St. Briavels glovers, glue packing, Goddard: Edw., Francis (d. 1652), Francis (fl. 1695), John (d. 1545), John (d. c. 1567), Thos., Godmanchester (Hunts., later Cambs.), Godwin (fl. 1066), Godwin: Geof., vicar of Froxfield, Thos., Goidlanus (fl. 1166), Golden Arrow café, Goldney, F. H., golf course, see Pewsey Goodman: Edw., Hen., M. H., fam., Gough: Hen., J. T., Jas., government bodies, see Forestry Commission; Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries; Ministry of Defence; National Council for Mental Health; Ordnance Survey; War Department; and see Minister of Health Govett, Wm., Grafton, East (in Great Bedwyn), adv., agric., boundary, chap., chaplains, char., ch., common meadow, common pasture, conservation area, council hos., ct., curate, cust. tenants, dom. archit., eccl. district, farms, inc., man., man. ho., mkt., mills, open fields, pk., pond, pop., roads, sch., tithes, tithing, vicar, vicarage, vicarage ho., village green, village hall, woodland, Grafton, West (in Great Bedwyn), agric., boundary, common meadow, common pasture, cust. tenants, dom. archit., farms, inc., man., Grafton, West, Sotwell's, open fields, pop., prehist. rem., prot. nonconf., rly. sta., tithing, woodland, Grafton parish, boundary, pop., Granby, marquess of, see Manners, John Grand Avenue, see Bedwyn, Great Grant-Meek, Alex., gravel extraction, see Knowle; and see quarries Greenaway, Thos., Gregory, Sir Wm., Grimston: Geo., Sir Sam., Bt., Sarah, see Seymour grist mills, guild, see Bedwyn, Great Guinness: Erskine, fam., Gulston: Jos. (d. 1786), Jos. (fl. 1810), gun, see fowling piece Gunter: Christian, m. Thos. Clerk, Geof., Grace, w. of -, Nic., Sim., Wm., Guy, Ant., haha, Hainault, Philippa of, see Philippa Haines: Dan., J. S. (d. 1937), J. S. (d. 1964), Halsham: Anne, w. of Ric., m. 2 John Thornbury, Sir Hugh, Joan, m. John Lewknor, John, Philippe, see Strathbogie Ric., Halvile, Ralph de, Ham, man., rectory, sch., Hamilton, J. R., Hammersley, Thos., Hampshire, see Andover; Appleshaw; Combe; Easton, Crux; Froxfield; Fyfield; Hinton Daubnay (in Catherington); Mottisfont; Netley; Southampton; Tangley; Thruxton; Winchester ealdorman, see Aelfheah Hamville: Alan, Steph. de, Thos., Hancock, Hen., hanging, Hankford: Eliz., Eliz., w. of Sir Ric., see FitzWarin Sir Ric., Thomasine, m. Wm. Bourghchier, Ld. FitzWarin, Hannon, Ric., Hansworth: Margery, see Braybrook Thos., Hanville, Geof. de, Harding: Anstice, m. 1 Wm. de Lillebonne, Sir Rob. Bilkemore, Ric., Ric. (another), s. of Ric. of, Ric. of, Rog., Wm. (fl. 1302), Wm. (d. c. 1330, ?the same), Harding (in Great Bedwyn), agric., common pasture, dom. archit., farm, inc., man., open fields, woodland, Hare: Hen., Ld. Coleraine, Sarah, see Seymour hares, unlicensed killing of, and see coursing; warrens harness maker, see Stagg, F. C.; and see collar maker Harold, Earl, later King, Harpeden: Joan, see Hawkberk Sir John, Harrison: Alice, see Organ Ric., Rob., Harrow, see Rudge, man. Harrow Farm, see Chisbury Harrow farm, see Rudge, farms Harrow inn, see Chisbury Hart, D., Hatchett (in Chute), prot. nonconf., Havering: Joan, w. of John, John, Sir Ric., Sir Ric. of, fam., Hawes, Francis, Hawkberk, Joan, Baroness Cobham, m.1 Sir John Oldcastle, 2 Sir John Harpeden, Hawkins: C. W., & Sons, Sarah, fam., Hawtreys school, see Bedwyn, Great: Tottenham Ho. Haybrook House, see Pewsey Hayward: J. W., Justin, T. P., Thos. (d. 1921), Thos. (d. 1947), Hayward (Berks., in Chilton Foliat, later Hungerford), agric., colonization, common meadow, common pasture, cust. tenants, dom. archit., farm, man., Old Hayward Farm, open fields, water meadow, woodland, haywards, grass hayward, Henderson, H. W., Hendry, R. D., Henley (in Buttermere), agric., common pasture, cust. tenants, dom. archit., farms, inc., man., open fields, pond, woodland, Henrietta, queen of Chas. I, Henry I, Henry III, Henry IV (Hen. of Lancaster), Henry VII, Henry VIII, Henry (of Grosmont), earl and duke of Lancaster, his daus., see Blanche; Maud hens, free-range, Henset (in Little Bedwyn), agric., ct., estate, open fields, tithes, tithing, woodland, herbage and mast, see Chute forest Herbert: Hen., earl of Pembroke and of Montgomery, Phil., earl of Pembroke and of Montgomery, Thos., earl of Pembroke and of Montgomery, Wm., earl of Pembroke, Hereford: Marg., see Sturmy Rog., Hereford, earls of, see Bohun Hereford, bp. of, heritage centre, see Pewsey; and see (s.vv. Coate; Devizes; Swindon) museums Herriott: John, fam., Hertford: earls of, see Clare; Seymour marquess of, see Seymour, Wm. Hesdin, Ernulf of, Hezelin (fl. 1086), Hidden, see Eddington high treason, Highett: Ralph, Rob., Highland cattle, Hine: R., W., Hinton: Ant., Sir Ant., Thos., Sir Thos., Hinton Daubnay (in Catherington, Hants), Hippenscombe (in Tidcombe), agric., boundary, dom. archit., estates, Blagden, Hippenscombe, farms, field systems (prehist.), inc., pk., poor relief, pop., prehist. rem., Scot's Poor, aleho., tithes, tithingman, warren, woodland, historian, see Brentnall Hitchcock: Rob., Wm., Holand, Lds., see Lovel Holcombe: Agnes, see Sturmy John, Holland, Lds., see Fox Holmes, Thos., Holt: John, fam., Holt (in Little Bedwyn), farm, farmstead, tithes, Holwell, J. Z., Homedieu, fam., honor court, Honywood, Wm., Hooper: Ric., Thos., Hopkins: John, John, cousin of John, and see Bond Hopton: J., w. of John, John, Ulric, hopyards, and see breweries, brewhouses, and brewing; malthouses and malting Horner: John, Rebecca, w. of -, Wal., Horns, East, see Burbage horse mills, horses, and see colt park; racehorses; riding schools; slaughterer of horses; stud farms horticulture, see melon yard; orchid house Horwood, Ric., vicar of Chute, Hosier: A. J., A. M., J. J., Joshua, N. H., P., fam., Hospitallers, hospitals, and see Pewsey mental hospital; smallpox house hospitals (charitable), see Bedwyn, Great: hosp.; London, hosp. of St. Thos.; and see (for cross references) almshouses hotels, and see (under places) inns Hounsell: Jas., rector of Chilton Foliat, Thos., rector of Chilton Foliat, housing association, Howse, Alf., Hudson, R. S., Vct. Hudson, Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Hugh (fl. 1086), Hugh of the dean, Hughes, Wm., vicar of St. Mary's, Marlborough, Huish: adv., man., rector, Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, Humphreys, Thos., hundred courts, exemptions, withdrawal of suit, hundreds, see Elstub; Kintbury; Kinwardstone; Selkley Hungerford: Ant. (d. 1589), Ant. (d. 1657), Sir Ant. (d. 1558), Sir Ant. (d. 1627), Bridget, w. of Ant., Edm. (fl. 1656), Edm. (d. 1713, another), Sir Edm., Sir Edw. (d. 1607), Sir Edw. (d. 1648), Sir Edw. (fl. 1674), Eliz., w. of Hen., Frances, see Seymour Gena, see Stock Sir Geo., Hen., Sir John (d. 1524), Sir John (d. 1582), Sir John (d. 1635), Rob., Thos., Sir Thos., Wal., Wal., Ld. Hungerford, fam., Hungerford (partly Berks.), Calcot, q.v. Charlton, see Charnham Street Charnham Street, q.v. Eddington (or Hidden), q.v. Hayward, q.v. Hidden, see Eddington Leverton, q.v. mkt., mills, poor-law union, rural district, schs., Standen, North, q.v. Standen, South, see Standen Hussey Standen Hussey (South Standen), q.v. Hunt: John (fl. 1580), John (fl. 1766), Wm., fam., hunting, and see deer; Tedworth hunt Huntingdonshire, see Godmanchester huntsman, Alvric the, see Alvric huntsman, Croc the, see Croc huntsman, Waleran the, see Waleran Hurly lake, see Southcott Hurstbourne and Burbage prebend and prebendary, Hussey: Cath., w. of Thos., m. 2 Sir Rob. Mason, Geof., Geof., s. of Geof., Hen. (fl. late 12th cent.), Hen. (d. 1260 × 1263), Sir Hubert, Isabel, m. John Thorney, Jas., John, Marg., m. Hen. Sturmy, Maud, Thos., Wm., Hutchinson, A. J., Huth: A. H., Edw., Hen., Olivia, w. of A. H., Hyde: Laur., Sir Laur., Sir Nic., fam., Hyde abbey, see Winchester, abbey of St. Peter imparking, licenses to impark, and see (under places) parks inclosure, see under places Independency and Independents, India, see Calcutta industrial buildings, and see Avonside foundry; breweries, brewhouses, and brewing; brick making and brickworks; coal and building materials supply, depot; cooperage; foundry; hopyards; Kennet & Avon canal: (s.v. wharfs) warehouse; lime kiln; malthouses and malting; oil depot; Pewsey; business park and industrial estate; potatoes, packing; saw mill; slaughterhouse; tannery; workshops; and see (for cross references) commercial premises; mills; trades and industries; utilities industrial colony of mental defectives, see Pewsey mental hospital industrial estate, see Pewsey inmates, accepting of, and see strangers inns, see under places; and see hotels intemperance, iron founders, see Oatley & Morris; Whatley, Geo., & Son Jackson, the Revd. J. E., James II (Jas., duke of York), James: D. G. W., John, N. E., Jane (Seymour), queen of Hen. VIII, Jeans: G. M., Mark, Jeeves, A. E., Jellicoe, Sir Geof., Jennings: Jas. (fl. 1623), Jas. (d. 1684), Jas. (d. 1746-7), Jas. (fl. 1765), Rob. (d. 1738), Rob. (fl. 1746-7), Wm., Jersey cattle, Jockey Green (in Great Bedwyn), Brail Farm (later Jockey Green Farm), council hos., estate cotts., inn, see Bedwyn, Little: inns, Horse and Jockey Jockey Green Farm, see Jockey Green, Brail Farm Jockey Green farm, see Bedwyn Brails bailiwick, Brail farm place name, John, King, John (of Gaunt), earl and duke of Lancaster, his w., see Blanche John the marshal, Joicey-Cecil: Isabella, w. of Ld. John, Ld. John, Jones: John (d. 1611), John (fl. 1640), Wm. (d. 1610), Wm. (d. 1632), Jordan (fl. c. 1158), justice of the peace, powers of,