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Keate:
-, Henrietta, m. Geo. Walker,
-, (later Hungerford), Lumley,
Keen, Geo., & Sons,
Keene, Hen.,
Keevil, manor,
Kennedy, Geo.,
Kennet, riv.,
Kennet, district,
Kennet, Upper, benefice,
Kent, earl of, see Edmund
Kent:
-, Canterbury, abp. of, see Dunstan
Kerry cattle,
King, Mrs. D.,
King-Wyndham, Ellen, and see Wyndham
Kington, Ric.,
Kington (Herefs.),
Kington St. Michael, priory of,
Kinnoull, earl of, see Hay, Thos.
knights of the shire, exemption from expenses of,
knitting woollen stockings,
Kyrle, see Money-Kyrle
Labour-in-Vain Hill, see roads, London-Bristol
Lacock,
-, abbey,
-, man.,
lakes, see Blackland (tithing): Blackland Ho. (pk.); Bowood: Bowood Ho. (pk.); Whetham: Whetham Ho. (pk., gdns., and woodland)
Lambarde:
-, John,
-, Wm.,
lamp posts making, see Calne, trade and ind.
Lancaster, Hen. of, see Henry IV
Lancaster, duchy of,
landscape designer, see Brown, Lancelot
Lane, Josiah,
Lanfear:
-, Ambrose,
-, Thos.,
Lansdowne:
-, marquessate,
-, marquesses of, and see Petty, John and Wm.;
Petty-Fitzmaurice
Lawrence, C. H.,
lawyer, see Lambarde, Wm.
leather dressing,
leather sealers, see Calne, borough (pre-1835)
leet jurisdiction,
Leicestershire, see Loughborough
Leigh Delamere, rector of, see Rogers, Hen. (d. 1721)
Lennox:
-, Chas., duke of Richmond,
-, Georgiana, m. Hen. Fox, Ld.
-, Holland (d. 1774),
Leuenot (fl. 1066),
Levant Merchants, Company of,
liberties, exemptions, and franchises, see ancient demesne; assizes; Bowood; Calne, borough (pre-1835): burghal tenements and tenure and liberties; Calne hundred; Corsham; free warren; gallows; knights of the shire; leet jurisdiction; murage; pannage; passage; pillory; return of writs; service; shires and hundreds; suit at all courts; suit to shire and hundred courts; toll; tumbril; vee de naam; waifs and strays; wills; and see (for cross references) courts leet; view of frankpledge
librarian, see Priestley
libraries, see Buck Hill, sch.; Calne; Calne Society for the Cultivation of Useful Knowledge; Wiltshire
lighting inspectors, see Calne, borough (post-1835)
Lilford, Lds., see Powys, John and Thos.
lime burner,
lime kilns and pits, see Calne, trade and ind.
linches, see Calstone, open fields and prehist. rem.; Compton Bassett, agric.
Lincoln,
Lincoln's Inn (Mdx.),
Lincolnshire, see Humby, Great; Lincoln
Lisle:
-, Adelize de, m. Reynold or Rob. de Dunstanville (the elder),
-, Humph. de,
-, Rob., Ld. Lisle,
list maker,
Littlecott, Alice, m. Rob. Thornborough,
Lloyd, Sampson,
Lloyds Bank Ltd.,
London,
-, bp., see Basset, Fulk
-, City,
-, town clerk, see Merewether, H. A.
-, and see Levant Merchants; Lincoln's Inn
London, Little, see Yatesbury
Long:
-, Chas.,
-, Edw.,
-, Eliz., m. Sir Wm. Russell, Ld. Russell,
-, Emma, m. Wm. Scrope,
-, Sir Giles, Bt.,
-, Hannah, w. of Chas., m. Jas. Dawkins,
-, Henrietta, w. of Sir Jas. (d. 1729),
-, Sir Hen. (d. 1556),
-, Hen. (d. 1573),
-, Sir Jas., Bt. (d. 1692),
-, Sir Jas., Bt. (d. 1729),
-, Joan, w. of Thos. (d. 1562),
-, Sir Ric. (d. 1546),
-, Ric. (fl. 1754),
-, Sir Rob. (d. 1581),
-, Sir Rob., Bt. (d. 1692),
-, Sir Thos. (d. 1508),
-, Thos. (d. 1562),
-, Sir Wal.,
-, fam.,
-, and see Campbell-Wyndham-Long
Longespée:
-, Ela, ctss. of Salisbury, w. of Wm.,
-, Wm.,
Lott, John,
Loughborough (Leics.),
Low (commonable pasture), see Calstone; Cherhill
Lowe, fam.,
Luard, Peter,
Luckett, H. A.,
lunatic asylum, see Calne
Lunford, John,
Luttrell, John,
Lybbe, see Powys-Lybbe
Lycett Green, R. W., and see Green
Lyneham, see Bradenstoke
Macaulay, T. B., historian,
Macdonald:
-, Eliz., see Hadow
-, W. M., rector of Blackland,
Mace, Eliz.,
Mail, Helena,
Majendie, Susannah, see du Boulay
Malmesbury, abbey of,
-, abbacy,
malthouses, see Calne, trade and ind. (malt mill, malthouses, and maltsters); Cherhill; Compton Bassett
malting, see Calstone, trade and ind.
maltsters,
Mandeville:
-, Geof. de, earl of Essex,
-, Maud, ctss. of Hereford, ctss. of
Essex, m. Hen. de Bohun, earl
of Hereford, Rog. of Dauntsey,
-, Wm. de, earl of Essex,
-, and see FitzPeter, Geof.
Manningham:
-, Eleanor, see Moleyns
-, Sir Oliver,
Mannings Hill (in Calne), and see Calne, man. and estates
manure manufacture, and see Calne, trade and ind. (fertilizer production)
Marden, riv.,
-, as a boundary,
-, bridges,
-, canalized,
-, covered,
-, dammed,
-, mills on,
-, pool (pond),
-, reservoir on,
-, source,
-, as source of Calne's water,
-, swimming pool fed by,
Mark Lovell Design Engineers,
markets, see Calne
Marlborough, St. Mary's priory near,
Marlborough Downs,
Marlborough poor-law union,
Marsh Lane, see Quemerford
Marshal:
-, Margery, ctss. of Warwick,
-, Sibyl, m. Wm. de Ferrers, earl of Derby,
-, Wm., earl of Pembroke,
Marshman:
-, Joan, see Rogers
-, Jos.,
Mary (de Bohun), m. Hen. of Lancaster, earl of Derby (Henry IV),
Massey, Hen.,
Maud, Empress,
Mauduit:
-, Agnes, w. of Sir John (d. 1347), m.
Thos. Bradeston, Ld. Bradeston,
-, Beatrice, w. of Rob.,
-, Gunfrid,
-, John (fl. 1242-3),
-, John (fl. 1254, ?another),
-, Sir John (d. 1302, ?the same),
-, Sir John (d. 1347),
-, Rob.,
-, fam.,
Maundrell:
-, Anna, see Goddard, Hannah or Anna
-, Anne, w. of Hen. (d. 1847),
-, E. W.,
-, G. R.,
-, Hannah, see Goddard
-, Hen. (fl. 1690s),
-, Hen. (fl. 1809),
-, Hen. (d. 1847, ? another),
-, M. J.,
-, R. J.,
-, Rob. (fl. 1648-1743, several of the name),
-, Rob. (fl. 1708),
-, Rob. (d. by 1796),
-, Rob. (fl. c. 1815),
-, Thos. (fl. 1747-c. 1815, more than one of the name),
-, Thos. (fl. 1790),
Maundrell Foundries Ltd. (formerly Maundrells),
Maynard:
-, B. A.,
-, fam.,
Mayo:
-, Jas. (d. 1788), vicar of Avebury,
-, Jas. (d. 1822), vicar of Avebury,
rector of Blackland,
-, Jas. (fl. 1843), vicar of Avebury,
rector of Blackland,
-, Jane, w. of Jas. (d. 1822),
-, fam.,
Mead, Steph.,
Mears, C. & G.,
Mears & Stainbank, n,
Mechanics' Institution, see Calne
Melhuish, John,
Melksham:
-, R.A.F. Melksham, q.v.
-, Whitley, q.v.
mercers,
Meredith, Wm., and his w. Martha,
Merewether:
-, H. A.,
-, John,
Mervyn:
-, Sir Jas.,
-, Sir John,
Methodists,
-, Independent,
-, Primitive,
-, Wesleyan,
Meux:
-, Sir Hen., Bt. (d. 1883),
-, Sir Hen., Bt. (d. 1900),
-, Valerie, w. of Sir Hen. (d. 1900),
Middlesex, see Lincoln's Inn; Whitechapel
midwife and midwifery,
milestones, see Heddington
Millard, Geo., rector of Calstone Wellington,
Miller, Woolston, curate of Berwick
-, Bassett,
millers,
Mills, see Saunders alias Mills
mills,
-, cloth, fulling, gig, malt, mop, paper,
silk, woollen, see Calne, trade
and ind.; Calstone, mills; Quemerford, trade and ind.; Studley,
mills
-, corn, flour, grist, see Blackland (tithing); Calne; Calstone; Cherhill;
Compton Bassett; Heddington;
Quemerford; Studley; Whetham (in each case s.v. mill or mills); Yatesbury, windmill
-, flax (spurious),
-, and see (for cross references) saw mills
Milnes:
-, (later Crewe-Milnes), Rob., Ld.
Houghton, earl and marquess
of Crewe,
-, fam.,
Milston, rector of, see Rutty
Milton Lilbourne, see Fyfield
Ministry of Defence,
mission room, see Heddington Wick; and see Baptists
Mitchell:
-, Edw.,
-, John (d. 1573),
-, John (d. by 1623),
-, John (fl. 1646),
-, John (fl. 1687, another),
-, John (fl. 1720, another),
-, Marion, w. of John (d. by 1623),
-, Mrs.,
moats, see Blackland, farms and farmsteads (Blackland); Calne, hos. (Pinhills Ho.)
Mohun:
-, Isabel, see Ferrers
-, Reynold de,
Moleyns:
-, Eleanor, m. 1 Sir Rob. Hungerford,
Ld. Hungerford and Moleyns,
Sir Oliver Manningham,
-, Margery, w. of Sir Wm. (d. 1425),
-, Sir Ric.,
-, Sir Wm. (d. 1381),
-, Sir Wm. (d. 1425),
-, Sir Wm. (d. 1429),
Moleyns:
-, Baroness, see Hungerford, Mary
-, Ld., see Hungerford, Rob.
Mompesson:
-, Agnes, see Watkins
-, Drew,
-, Edm.,
-, John,
-, Ric.,
-, Thos. (d. 1560),
-, Thos. (d. 1582),
-, Thos. (fl. 1607),
Monck, J. M.,
Money:
-, Jas. (d. 1785),
-, (later Money-Kyrle), Sir Jas., Bt.
(d. 1843),
-, Wm.,
-, fam.,
Money-Kyrle:
-, Audley,
-, Florence, w. of Audley,
-, Sir Jas., Bt., see Money
-, John,
-, Rog.,
-, Wm. (d. 1848),
-, Wm. (d. 1868),
-, fam.,
Montagu, Wm. de, earl of Salisbury,
Montalt:
-, John de,
-, Millicent, see Cauntelo
Montfort, Hen. de,
Montgomery, earl of, see Herbert, Phil.
More, Edw.,
Mortimer:
-, Ambrose,
-, And. (d. c. 1611),
-, And., neph. of And.,
-, Ant., rector of Binegar,
-, Geo., f. of And. (d. c. 1611),
-, Geo. (fl. 1587, ?the same),
-, Geo. (fl. 1641),
-, Lucy, w. of And. (d. c. 1611),
-, Wm., vicar of Calne,
Moss, Chas., bp. of Bath and Wells, bp. of St. David's rector of Compton Bassett,
Mowlem:
-, G.,
-, J. E.,
-, W. E.,
murage, freedom from,
museum, see Devizes
Nairne, Geo. Mercer, marquess of Lansdowne, see Petty-Fitzmaurice
Nalder:
-, Eliz., m. Rob. Cooper,
-, John (d. by 1768),
-, John (d. 1821),
-, John (d. 1832),
-, Martha,
-, Mary, m. Hen. Stratton,
-, Sarah, m. Rob. Gibbons,
-, Thos.,
National Trust
Neville:
-, Anne, see Beauchamp
-, Hugh de,
-, Isabel, m. Geo. Plantagenet, duke of Clarence,
-, Ric., earl of Salisbury and of Warwick,
Newman:
-, Edw.,
-, Mitchell,
-, Mitchell, s. of Mitchell,
-, fam.,
Newnton, North, see Rainscombe Ho.
newspapers, see Calne
Newton Tony, manor,
Nigel (? Nigel the physician; ? Calne,Nigel of),
Nisbett, Jas., rector of Compton Bassett,
Nolands, South, see Compton Bassett
Norborne:
-, Eliz., m. 1 Edw. Devereux, Vct.
Hereford, John Symes Berkeley,
-, Frances, w. of Wal. (d. 1684),
-, Humph. (fl. 1635),
-, Humph. (fl. 1692),
-, John,
-, Mary, see Chivers
-, Wal. (d. 1659),
-, Wal. (d. 1684),
-, Wm.,
Norfolk, earl of, see Bigod, Rog.
Norman:
-, Rob.,
-, V. S. E.,
Norris, Thos.,
North Wiltshire Banking Co. Ltd.,
North Wiltshire Water Board,
Northampton, earl of, see Bohun, Humph. de (d. 1373) and Wm. de
Northey, Wm.,
Noyes:
-, Israel (? two of the name),
-, Mr.,
nursing homes, see Calne; Derry Hill; and see homes for the elderly
Nutt, Ric.,
obelisk, see Calstone
O'Brien, J. D.,
occupations and professions, see alehouse keepers; antiquarian; apothecaries; author; bacon curer; bakers; bookbinder; brewers; broadweaver; butchers; chandler; cheese dealer; clock makers; cloth makers, clothiers, and cloth-workers; currier; doctor; drugget maker; fishmongers; fuller; inn-keepers; lime burner; list maker; maltsters; mercers; midwife and midwifery; millers; physician; printers; stationers; surgeons; tanners; vintners; watch makers; weavers; woolstaplers; worsted maker; and see (for cross references) architects and designers; basket makers; bell founders; bicycle maker; bookseller; cart builders; coach proprietors; electrical engineers; engineers; food processing equipment manufacturer; garden designers; grocer; historians; hospital equipment manufacturer; iron founders; landscape designer; lawyer; librarian; organ builder; paper makers; photographic equipment manufacturer; power equipment designers and manufacturers; racehorses, trainer; solicitor-general; vehicle bodywork repairers; wheelwrights; and see (also for cross references) officers and officials; trade and industry
Oddfellows' hall, see Calne
offences, (among those mentioned) see assault; bridges, unmaintained; chimneys; games; heresy; high- ways and roads; papistry; quarries, dangerous or unfenced; sand pits; saw pits; streets; vert and venison; watercourses; wells
officers and officials, see tithingmen; and see (for cross references) aldermen; ale taster; bailiffs; churchwardens; clerks; constables; haywards; leather sealers; lighting inspectors; overseers (of the poor); overseers of highways; returning officer; school attendance officer; sexton; sheriff; tellers of sheep; town clerk; town crier; treasurer; undersheriff; veterinary inspector; and see (also for cross references) occupations and professions
Ogbourne St. George,
Ogilvie, G. S.,
Oldbury, benefice (old and new),
-, group ministry,
-, patronage board,
-, rector,
-, team ministry,
-, team vicar,
Oldbury castle (hill fort in Calstone and Cherhill),
Oliver, Bryan,
O'Neill, Raymond, Ld. O'Neill,
open fields, and see under places
oratory, see Whetham, man. ho.
organ builder, see Conacher
Oriel, fam.,
orphanage, see Calne
Osmond, Ric.,
Osmund, bp. of Salisbury,
overseers (of the poor), see Blackland (parish); Bowood; Calne; Cherhill; Heddington; Pewsham
overseers of highways, see Calne
Oxford, earls of, see Vere, John de and Thos. de
Oxford university:
-, Magdalen Coll.,
-, Queen's Coll.,
Oxfordshire, see Abingdon; Bicester; Ewelme; Wallingford
Pacon, John,
Page:
-, Thos. (fl. 1563),
-, Thos., rector of Blackland
Pain (fl. 1086),
pannage, freedom from,
paper makers, see Dowding, W. J., & Sons and fam.; Huband
paper making, see Calstone, trade and ind.; Quemerford, trade and ind.
papistry, and see (for cross references) Roman Catholicism
Paris,
parks, see Blackland (tithing): Blackland Ho.; Bowood: Bowood Ho.; Bowood, pk.; Calne, hos. (Castle-field Ho., the Croft, Vern Leaze, and Woodlands); Compton Bassett: Compton Bassett Ho.; Studley: Studley Ho.; Whetham: Whetham Ho.
parliament,
-, Ho. of Commons,
-, and see Acts; Calne, parl. rep.
Parr, Cath., see Catherine
Parsons, see Segar alias Parsons
Partridge:
-, Ant.,
-, John,
-, Rob.,
-, Wm.,
passage, freedom from,
Patford:
-, David,
-, John,
Paveley, Reynold de,
paving slab manufacture, see Calne, trade and ind.
Pawson:
-, W. H.,
-, W. J.,
Pearsall, Thos., & Co.,
Pearse:
-, Brice (d. 1842),
-, Brice (d. 1866),
-, Nic. (d. 1739),
-, Nic. (d. 1775),
-, Nic. (d. 1795),
-, Nic. (d. c. 1825),
-, Sarah, w. of Nic. (d. c. 1825),
Pearson, J. L.,
peculiar jurisdiction, see Calne prebend; Salisbury, cath. ch. (dean and treasurer)
Pembroke:
-, earldom,
-, earls of, see Herbert; Marshal, Wm.
Penn (commonable pasture), see Calne; Cherhill; Compton Bassett
Pepler:
-, Jas.,
-, Sarah, w. of Jas.,
Perrett:
-, H. J.,
-, J.,
-, L. H. W.,
-, W.,
-, W. N.,
Pershore (Worcs.), abbey of,
-, abbot,
Pershut:
-, Cath., see Wylye
-, Wm.,
pesthouses, see Calne; Quemerford
petrol station,
Petty:
-, Hen., marquess of Lansdowne, see Petty-Fitzmaurice
-, John, earl of Shelburne (d. 1761),
-, John, marquess of Lansdowne (d.1809),
-, Mary, w. of John, earl of Shelburne,
-, Sir Wm. (d. 1687),
-, Wm., earl of Shelburne, marquess of Lansdowne (d. 1805),
-, (later Petty-Fitzmaurice), fam.,
Petty-Fitzmaurice:
-, Chas., earl of Shelburne, marquess of Lansdowne (fl. 1999),
-, Chas., marquess of Lansdowne (d. 1944),
-, Edmond, Ld. Fitzmaurice,
-, (formerly Nairne), Geo. Mercer, marquess of Lansdowne,
-, (formerly Petty), Hen., marquess of Lansdowne (d. 1863),
-, Hen., marquess of Lansdowne (d. 1866),
-, Hen., marquess of Lansdowne (d. 1927),
-, Hen., marquess of Lansdowne (d. 1936),
-, fam.,
Pewsham,
-, Derry Hill, q.v.
-, overseers,
-, tithes,
Phelps:
-, Eleanor, m. John Savage,
-, Eliz., m. John Taylor,
-, Joanna, m. Ric. Tuckey,
-, John (d. 1731),
-, John (another),
-, Mary, m. John Phelps (the other),
-, Ric.,
Phelps alias Bromham, Ric.,
Philippa, queen of Edw. III,
photographic equipment manufacturer, see Blackburn
physician, and see Allsop
physician, Nigel the, see Nigel
Pickford:
-, D. W.,
-, J. D.,
-, R.,
-, fam.,
Pickwick (in Corsham),
pillory,
Pinnegar:
-, Chris.,
-, Miss D. M.,
-, John,
-, Wm.,
-, Wm., & Sons,
Pitts:
-, Edm.,
-, Edm., s. of Edm.,
plague,
planned settlement, see Berwick Bassett; Eastman Street; Yatesbury
Plantagenet:
-, Edw., earl of Warwick,
-, Geo., duke of Clarence,
-, Isabel, see Neville
Pleydell-Bouverie-Campbell-Wyndham,
-, Caroline,
-, her dau., see Campbell-Wyndham-Long
-, and see Bouverie; Wyndham
Plymouth Brethren,
police house,
police stations and policing, see Calne; Wiltshire, police force
Pollen:
-, Ric. (d. 1838),
-, Ric. (fl. c. 1848),
ponds, see Compton Bassett; Whetham: Whetham Ho. (pk., gdns., and woodland)
Ponting, C. E.,
poor-law unions, see Calne; Marlborough
poorhouse, see Calne
Popham:
-, Alex.,
-, Geo.,
-, John (d. 1636),
-, John (fl. 1709),
-, Mary, w. of John (d. 1636),
-, fam.,
Port:
-, Adam de,
-, fam.,
post offices, see Calne; Heddington
Pound, Edwin,
Pound Brothers,
pounds (enclosures), see Blackland (tithing); Calne hundred; Yatesbury
Powell:
-, John,
-, Jonathan,
-, Thos.,
power equipment designers and manufacturers, see Autoguide Equipment Ltd.
power station, see Calne; Calne, trade and ind. (bacon curing)
Powys:
-, John, Ld. Lilford,
-, (later Fox-Powys), Leopold,
-, Thos., Ld. Lilford,
Powys-Lybbe, T.,
Poynder:
-, Thos. (d. 1856),
-, Thos. (d. 1873),
-, Wm.,
-, fam.,
-, and see Dickson
Poyntell:
-, Alice, see Davy
-, John,
Poyntz, Thos., and his w. Joan,
prehistoric remains, and see Oldbury castle; Wansdyke; and see also under places
Presbyterianism,
Preshute, see Temple Rockley
Preston:
-, John,
-, Thos.,
Price, Emily,
Priestley, Jos., scientist,
Pringle, J.,
printed circuit manufacture, see Calne, trade and ind.
printers, and see Heath, Alf. and fam.
printing, see Calne, trade and ind.
prison, see Calne, blind ho.
Privy Council,
protestant nonconformity, see under places; and see Baptists; Calne, cemetery and free ch.; Congregationalist; Independents; Methodists; Plymouth Brethren; Presbyterianism; Quakers; Salvation Army; Unitarianism
Provender mill, see Quemerford, mills (Upper)
public houses, see Calne, inns; Quemerford, inn or alehouse
pumps making, see Calne, trade and ind.
Pungiant, Ric.,
punishment and restraint, instruments of, and see Calne, blind ho. (prison) and stocks; cucking stool; gallows; gibbet; hand-bolts; pillory; Studley, stocks; tumbril; whipping post
Purdue:
-, Ric.,
-, Rog.,
-, Wm.,
-, fam.,
Pym, John, parliamentarian,
Quakers,
-, burial grounds,
quarries, see Calne; Calne, trade and
ind. (stone quarrying); Compton
Bassett
-, dangerous or unfenced,
-, and see sand extraction
quarter sessions, see Wiltshire
Queen Anne's Bounty,
Quemerford, Bart. of,
Quemerford (in Calne),
-, agric.,
-, alehouse, and see Quemerford, inn or alehouse
-, allotments (gdn.),
-, beerhouse, and see Quemerford, inn or alehouse
-, Bore down (later in Compton Bassett),
-, bridge,
-, chap.,
-, ch., see Calne, ch. of Holy Trinity
-, commonable pastures,
-, council hos.,
-, cts.,
-, view of frankpledge,
-, and see Quemerford, man. and estates (Bowers)
-, the Croft, see Calne, hos.
-, dom. archit.,
-, Ebor Ho., see Calne, hos.
-, farms and farmsteads,
-, Gate,
-, Hayle,
-, Quemerford,
-, Quemerford Common,
-, Quemerford Gate,
-, Sands,
-, Sands, Lower,
-, inc.,
-, inn or alehouse (public ho.),
-, inn or beerhouse,
-, man. and estates,
-, Bowers, ct.,
-, Gate farm,
-, Hayle farm,
-, Quemerford Common farm,
-, Quemerford farm,
-, Quemerford Gate farm,
-, Sands farm,
-, Sands, Lower, farm,
-, ½ yardland,
-, and see Quemerford, farms and farmsteads
-, Marsh Lane,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, mills,
-, Lower (or Quemerford),
mill ho.,
and see Quemerford, trade and
ind. (cloth making)
-, Phelps (later Hole), and
see Quemerford, trade and ind.
(cloth making)
-, Upper (or Provender), mill ho.,
-, open fields,
-, pesthouse,
-, place name,
-, pop.,
-, prot. nonconf., and see Quemerford, Marsh Lane
-, public ho., see Quemerford, inn or alehouse
-, Quemerford Ho.,
-, R.A.F. sta., see R.A.F. Compton Bassett
-, rating area,
-, schs.,
-, tithingman,
-, toll ho.,
-, trade and ind.,
-, animal foodstuffs preparation and production,
-, cloth making, factories (Hole mill and Lower mill),
-, farm seeds cleaning and dressing,
-, fulling and fulling mills,
-, paper making,
-, refuse (landfill),
-, rugs, mops, and yarn making,
-, storage and distribution,
-, view of frankpledge, see Quemerford, cts.
-, Wessington Ho., see Calne, hos.
-, woodland,
quo warranto,
R.A.F. Compton Bassett,
R.A.F. Melksham,
R.A.F. Yatesbury,
-, flying sch.,
-, signals sch.,
-, wireless sch.,
racehorses:
-, breeding,
-, stables,
-, trainer, see Darling
-, training,
-, and see gallops
Radnor, earl of, see Bouverie, Wm.
Rag Lane, see Derry Hill
railings making, see Calne, trade and ind.
railway station, see Calne
railways, see Calne Railway Company; G.W.R.
Rainscombe House (in North Newnton, later in Wilcot),
Ramsbury, Wm.,
Rank Hovis McDougall Ltd.,
Ratford (in Bremhill and Calne),
-, bridge,
-, dom. archit.,
-, ford,
-, prot. nonconf.,
Rawlings:
-, R. E.,
-, Rob.,
Rawlings & Phillips,
reading rooms, see Calne Society for the Cultivation of Useful Knowledge; Calstone; Derry Hill; Heddington
recreation ground, see Calne
Red Hill, see Derry Hill
Redundant Churches Fund, see Churches Conservation Trust
refuse:
-, landfill and recycling, and see
Calstone, Low; Quemerford,
trade and ind.
-, removal, see Calne
Reis, J. S.,
religious houses, see Battle; Bicester; Bradenstoke; Farleigh; Kington St. Michael; Lacock; Malmesbury; Marlborough; Pershore; Stanley
religious orders, see Hospitallers
Requests, ct. of,
reservoir, see Calstone
restaurant, see Bowood: Bowood Ho. (as commercial premises)
return of writs,
returning officer, see Calne, borough (pre-1835)
Reviers, Baldwin de, earl of Devon, ld. of the Isle of Wight,
Reynold son of Herbert,
Reynold, Wm.,
Richard II,
Richard, duke of York,
-, Cecily, dchss. of York, w. of Ric.,
-, their s., see Edward IV
Richards, B.,
Richmond, duke of, see Lennox, Chas.
Ridge Way (ancient), see roads
Rivers, John,
rivers, see Abberd brook; Cowage brook; Fisher's brook; Kennet; Marden; River's brook; Thames; Whetham stream
River's brook,
-, mills on,
road haulage,
roads:
-, Beckhampton-Devizes,
-, Calne-Bath,
-, Calne-Devizes (via Heddington Wick),
-, Calne-Devizes (via Quemerford and Blackland),
-, Calne-Malmesbury,
-, Calne to Melksham and Devizes,
-, Calne to Wootton Bassett and Swindon,
-, Chippenham-Devizes,
-, London and south Wales motorway,
-, London-Bath (Roman),
-, London-Bath (turnpiked)
-, milestones, see Heddington
-, toll ho., see Heddington
-, London-Bristol,
-, Black Dog Hill,
-, Labour-in-Vain Hill,
-, New Road, see Studley
-, toll ho., see Quemerford
-, plough,
-, Ridge Way (ancient),
-, Swindon-Devizes,
-, and see highways and roads
Robert, John s. of, see John
Roberts, R. M.,
Roches:
-, Agnes, see Berwick
-, Eliz., m. Sir Wal. Beauchamp,
-, Sir John,
-, John de la,
-, Wm., w. of Sir John,
Roger, Wal. s. of, see Walter
Rogers:
-, Benj.,
-, Dorothy, m. John Holland,
-, F. J. N.,
-, Francis, curate of Stanton St. Bernard, rector of Heddington,
-, Hen. (d. 1614),
-, Hen. (d. 1670), rector of Heddington,
-, Hen. (d. 1687),
-, Hen., s. of Hen. (d. 1687),
-, Hen. (d. 1721), prebendary of
Yatesbury, rector of Heddington, rector of Leigh Delamere,
-, Hen. (d. 1735),
-, Jas., rector of Heddington,
-, Joan, m. Jos. Marshman,
-, John (d. by 1624),
-, John, s. of John (d. by 1624),
-, Jonathan,
-, Rob., rector of Heddington,
-, Mr.,
-, fam.,
Roman Catholicism, see Calne; Cherhill; Compton Bassett; Heddington; Yatesbury; and see papistry
Romano-British remains, and see Calne; Cherhill; Compton Bassett; Heddington; Heddington Wick; Yatesbury; and see also roads, London-Bath
Rothschild, Mrs. S. M., Lady Rothschild,
Ruddle, G. S.,
Rudhall:
-, Abel,
-, Abraham,
-, John,
Rudler, R. H.,
Ruffus, John,
rug, mops, and yarn making, see Quemerford, trade and ind.
Russell:
-, Eliz., see Long
-, John,
-, Sir Wm., Ld. Russell,
Rutherford, Emily,
Rutty, Thos., rector of Milston,
Sacheverell:
-, Mary, see Hungerford
-, Sir Ric.,
sainfoin,
Sainsbury, H. R. & S.,
St. Amand:
-, Baroness, see Beauchamp, Eliz.
-, Lds., see Beauchamp, Sir Ric. and Sir Wm.
St. David's, bp. of, see Moss
St. Lo, John,
St. Vigeur:
-, Maud, w. of Thos. (? the elder),
-, Thos. (d. c. 1295),
-, Thos., s. of Thos.,
Salisbury:
-, Edw. of,
-, Maud, m. Humph. de Bohun (d. c. 1129),
Salisbury:
-, ctss. of, see Longespée, Ela
-, earldom,
-, earls of, see Montagu; Neville, Ric.
Salisbury,
-, bp., and see Osmund
-, cath. ch.,
-, dean, peculiar,
-, dean and chapter,
-, prebends and prebendaries, see Calne; Yatesbury
-, treasurer and treasurership, (peculiar)
-, jurisdiction,
-, dioc.,
-, dioc. board of finance,
Salvation Army,
Sambourne (stream), see Whetham stream
Samkins, Thos.,
Samuels, F. Sortain,
sand extraction, and see Calne, trade and ind.; Calstone, Low and trade and ind.; Cherhill, Low; Quemerford, trade and ind.
sand pits, dangerous,
Sandy Lane (in Calne),
-, ch.,
-, archit.,
-, conservation area,
-, dom. archit.,
-, inns,
-, White Hart,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, saw mill,
-, sch.,
-, trade and ind.,
-, and see Bromham, Chittoe, and Sandy Lane
Saunders alias Mills:
-, Thos.,
-, Thos., s. of Thos.,
Savage:
-, Eleanor, see Phelps
-, John,
Saville:
-, Anne, see Colvile
-, Gabriel,
-, Mary, see Colvile
-, Wm.,
saw mills, see Calne, trade and ind.; Sandy Lane; Studley
saw pits, dangerous,
Sayagyi U Ba Khin Memorial Trust,
school attendance officer, see Calne, borough (post-1835)
schools, see under places
-, boarding,
-, Brit.,
-, char., see Calne, schools (free)
-, Ch. of Eng.,
-, comprehensive,
-, county,
-, county secondary,
-, dame,
-, dom. service,
-, free (char.),
-, grammar,
-, infants',
-, junior,
-, juvenile,
-, National,
-, night,
-, primary,
-, Rom. Catholic,
-, secondary modern,
-, special,
-, Sunday,
-, technical,
-, and see R.A.F. Yatesbury
scientist, see Priestley
Scot, John le, earl of Chester,
Scott:
-, Anne,
-, Mary,
-, Mr.,
-, fam.,
scout hall, see Heddington
Scrope:
-, Emma, see Long
-, Wm.,
Seager, Ric., and see Segar alias Parsons
Secretary of State for Air,
Segar alias Parsons:
-, Edw.,
-, Ric.,
-, Wal. (fl. 1600),
-, Wal. (fl. 1674),
-, Wm.,
-, and see Seager
Semington,
serjeant-at-law, see Merewether, H. A.
Serle:
-, Gilb.,
-, Peter,
service, quittance from,
sexton, see Calne, ch. of St. Mary
Seymour:
-, Chas., Ld. Seymour,
-, Edw., Vct. Beauchamp, earl of Hertford, duke of Somerset,
-, Frances, m. Sir Geo. Hungerford (d. 1712),
-, Mary, see Smith
shambles, see Calne
Sharington:
-, Hen.,
-, Olive, m. John Talbot (d. 1581),
-, Sir Rob. Stapleton,
-, Sir Wm.,
Shelburne:
-, earldom,
-, earls of, see Petty, John and Wm.; Petty-Fitzmaurice, Chas.
Shepherd:
-, Frances, w. of Joshua,
-, Germanicus,
-, Joshua,
sheriff, see Wiltshire
shire horses, see horses
shires and hundreds, quittance of, and see suit to shire and hundred courts
shops, see Bowood: Bowood Ho. (as commercial premises); Calne
Shute:
-, Francis,
-, John,
-, Revd. John (?the same),
-, Wm.,
sieve makers, see Weston, fam.
silk making, see Calne, trade and ind.
Silver Street, see Compton Bassett
Singer:
-, Ric.,
-, Thos.,
Singleborough (Bucks.),
Slater, Wm.,
slaughtering of horses,
Smale, F. J.,
smallpox,
Smirke, Rob.,
Smith:
-, A. C., rector of Yatesbury,
-, Eliz., w. of Mic. (d. 1774),
-, Hen. (fl. 1627),
-, Hen. (d. 1669 × 1687, another),
-, John,
-, Mabel,
-, Marg., w. of Mic. (fl. 1719),
-, Mary, m. Chas. Seymour, Ld. Seymour,
-, Mat.,
-, Mic. (fl. 1719),
-, Mic. (d. 1774, s. of Mic.),
-, Mic. (fl. 1756, ?the same),
-, Phil.,
-, Rob. (d. 1556),
-, Rob. (d. 1599),
-, Rob. (d. 1647),
-, Rob. (d. 1691),
-, Rob. (fl. 1789),
-, Thos. (d. 1637),
-, Thos. (d. 1779), rector of Blackland and of Draycot Cerne,
-, Wm.,
Smyth:
-, F. G.,
-, F. W. L.,
Snell, Nic.,
snuff grinding, see Calstone, trade and ind.
solicitor-general, see Dunning
Somerford, Little, manor,
Somerford, Rog. of,
Somerset:
-, Chas., duke of Beaufort,
-, Eliz., see Berkeley
-, Hen., duke of Beaufort,
Somerset, duke of, see Seymour, Edw.
Somerset, see Bath
-, Binegar, rector of, see Mortimer, Ant.
South Western Gas Board,
Southern Electricity Board,
Spalato (Split, Croatia),
Spicer:
-, J. E. P.,
-, J. W. G.,
spinning,
Splatts, the (in Heddington),
-, commonable pasture,
-, dom. archit.,
-, estate, see Heddington, man. and estates
-, farm, see Heddington, farms
-, pagoda (Buddhist),
-, Splatts Farm,
-, Splatts Ho., pls.
sports and games, see games; racehorses; and see (all s.v. Calne) bowls club; cricket; cycle track; cycling club; football clubs and grounds; netball club; recreation ground; rifle club; rugby club; sports centre; sports grounds; swimming pools; tennis club; and see (for cross references) game; golf courses
Spye Park, see Bromham
Stagg:
-, Geo.,
-, John,
Stanier, Susan,
Stanley (in Bremhill), abbey of,
-, abbot,
Stanton St. Bernard,
-, curate, see Rogers, Francis
Staples:
-, Alex.,
-, Sam.,
Stapleton:
-, Olive, see Sharington
-, Sir Rob.,
stationers, and see Heath, Alf.
Staveley, Ant.,
Stent, W. J.,
Stephen, King,
Stewart Hunt, R., and see Hunt
Stiles:
-, B. H.,
-, Sir Francis,
-, Harold,
-, Hen.,
-, Rob.,
-, S. S.,
Stock:
-, Adam of,
-, And. of,
-, Edw.,
-, Gena, w. of Adam of, m. Rob. Hungerford,
-, Herb. of,
-, John,
-, Marg., m. John Weston,
-, Patrick,
Stock (in Calne),
-, agric.,
-, colonization,
-, commonable pastures,
-, council hos.,
-, cust. tenants,
-, dom. archit.,
-, estates, farms, and farmsteads,
-, Holly Ditch,
-, Knight's Marsh,
-, Mile Elm,
-, Quobbs,
-, Rookery,
-, Rough Leaze,
-, Stock Orchard,
-, Stock Street,
-, inc.,
-, man.,
-, Stock (otherwise Stock and Stockley),
-, open fields,
-, place name,
-, rating area,
-, tithingman,
-, woodland,
Stockley (in Calne),
-, agric.,
-, Broad's Green (hamlet),
-, Broad's Green (pasture),
-, colonization,
-, commonable meadow,
-, commonable pastures,
-, council hos.,
-, cts.,
-, view of frankpledge,
-, dom. archit.,
-, farms and farmsteads,
-, Bell's,
-, Broad's Green,
-, Elm Hurst,
-, Scott's, pl.
-, Stockley,
-, Tossels,
-, Willowbrook,
-, inc.,
-, man. and estates,
-, Broad's Green farm,
-, Scott's farm,
-, Stockley, and see Stock, man.
-, Tossels farm,
-, and see Stockley, farms and farmsteads
-, open fields,
-, place name,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, rating area,
-, sch.,
-, Stockley Green,
-, tithingman,
-, view of frankpledge, see Stockley,
-, cts.
-, woodland,
Stockley Green, see Stockley
stocks (punitive), see Calne; Studley
storage, and see Quemerford, trade and ind.
Stratton:
-, Hen.,
-, Mary, see Nalder
straw plaiting,
Street:
-, Steph.,
-, Mrs.,
-, -,
streets, fouling of,
Stretton, And. of, and his w. Beatrice,
Strong and White (designers),
stud farms, see Blackland (tithing); Yatesbury
Studley:
-, Alex. of (fl. c. 1230),
-, Alex. of (fl. c. 1280),
-, Alice, m. Thos. Cricklade,
-, Ellis of,
-, Geof.,
-, John (fl. 1341), and his w. Alice,
-, John (fl. 1405),
-, John of (fl. 1296),
-, Laur. of, and his w. Anne,
-, Nic.,
-, Ralph,
-, Rog. of (fl. 1242-3),
-, Rog. of (?another),
-, Wal.,
Studley (in Bremhill, Calne, and Chippenham),
-, agric.,
-, as assarts,
-, bridges,
-, Buckhill Ho.,
-, chap.,
-, chant., chaplain,
-, commonable pasture,
-, council hos.,
-, ct., see Studley, man. and estates (Studley)
-, dom. archit., pls.
-, farms:
-, Norley,
-, Rumsey,
-, Studley Ho.,
-, farmsteads,
-, Rumsey Farm,
-, Studley Ho. Farm, and see Studley, Studley Ho.
-, grange,
-, inns,
-, man. and estates,
-, Buckhill,
-, Norley farm,
-, Rumsey's,
-, Studley, ct.,
-, man. ho., and see (all s.v. Studley) Buckhill Ho.; Rumsey Ho.; Studley Ho.
-, mills,
-, fulling,
-, New Road,
-, open fields,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, rating areas,
-, Rumsey Ho., pl.
-, gatehouse,
-, saw mill,
-, sch.,
-, stocks (punitive),
-, Studley Corner,
-, Studley Hill,
-, Studley Ho.,
-, pk., canal,
-, and see Studley, farmsteads
-, tithes,
-, tithing,
-, tithingman,
-, trade and ind., see Studley, mills (fulling) and saw mill
-, woodland,
Studley Corner (in Bremhill), see Studley
Studley estate, dom. archit.,
Studley Hill, see Studley
Suffolk, see Ipswich
suit at all courts, quittance from,
suit to shire and hundred courts, freedom from, and see shires and hundreds
Summers:
-, E.,
-, S., w. of E.,
surgeons,
Sussex, see Battle
Sutton:
-, Jas.,
-, Willy,
Swaddon:
-, Eliz., w. of Wm.,
-, Mary,
-, Thos.,
-, Wm.,
-, fam.,
swimming pools, see Calne
Swindon, Thos. of (s. of John s. of Ellis),
Sykes, B. H. C.,
Syria, see Aleppo
Talbot:
-, John (d. 1581),
-, Sir John (d. 1714),
-, John (fl. 1769),
-, John Ivory,
-, Olive, see Sharington
-, Sharington,
Tanner:
-, Chas.,
-, J. A. C.,
-, John (d. 1859),
-, John (d. 1864),
-, Lucy, w. of John (d. 1864),
-, W. H.,
-, Wm. (d. 1826),
-, Wm. (d. 1847),
-, Mr. (fl. c. 1789),
-, fam.,
Tanner, Pinkney & Co.,
tanners,
taverns, see Calne, inns
Taylor:
-, Eliz., see Phelps
-, Isaac,
-, John,
-, John, & Co.,
tellers of sheep, see Compton Bassett
Temmes:
-, Wm. (d. 1475),
-, Wm. (d. 1499),
-, Wm., s. of Wm. (d. 1499),
-, Wm. (fl. 1563, ?another),
Templars ,
Temple, T. A.,
Temple Rockley, manor (in Preshute),
Thames, riv.,
Thames Water Board,
Theobald's Green (otherwise Tibbolls Green, Tibolds Green; in Blackland),
-, council hos.,
-, dom. archit.,
-, prot. nonconf.,
Thornborough:
-, Alice, see Littlecott
-, John,
-, Rob.,
-, Wm.,
Thoroughgood, Sir John, and his w. Frances,
Thorp:
-, Cecily, see Burden
-, Hen.,
-, Ralph,
Thring, W. D.,
Thynne:
-, Sir Jas.,
-, Sir Thos.,
Tibbolls Green, Tibolds Green, see Theobald's Green
Tilden, Phil.,
Tilley:
-, Beatrice,
-, Emily,
-, Mabel,
Tiptoft:
-, Cecily, see Beauchamp
-, John, earl of Worcester,
Tisbury,
tithes, and see under places
tithingmen, and see under places
Tocotes:
-, Eliz., see Beauchamp
-, Sir Rog.,
toll, freedom from,
toll houses, see Heddington; Quemerford
Tounson, John,
town clerk, see Merewether, H. A.
town crier, see Calne, borough (post-1835)
Town's End, see Yatesbury
trade and industry, see brick kilns; cheese exporting; cloth making; fulling; iron working; knitting woollen stockings; leather dressing; manure manufacture; racehorses, breeding and training; refuse, landfill and recycling; road haulage; sand extraction; slaughtering of horses; spinning; storage; straw plaiting; watch making; whole-wheat flour production; and see Calne, trade and ind.; Calstone, trade and ind.; commercial premises; industrial buildings; Quemerford, trade and ind.; and see (for cross references) occupations and professions
treasurer, see Calne, borough (post-1835)
Trementes, John,
Trotman:
-, Cecilia,
-, Nat.,
True:
-, John,
-, Maud, see Cuffe
Tuchet:
-, Eliz., w. of Jas., earl of Castlehaven,
-, Jas., earl of Castlehaven,
-, Mervyn, earl of Castlehaven,
Tuckey:
-, Joanna, see Phelps
-, John,
-, Ric.,
tumbril,
Turchil (fl. 1086),
Turner, L. E.,
turnpiked roads, see (all s.v. roads) Calne to Melksham and Devizes; Calne to Wootton Bassett and Swindon; Chippenham-Devizes; London-Bath; London-Bristol; Swindon-Devizes
Tyler:
-, D. R.,
-, W. S.,
undersheriff, see Wiltshire
Unitarianism,
Upham, Upper (in Aldbourne),
utilities (private and public), see (all s.v. Calne) car parks; cemetery; electricity supply; fire sta.; gas supply and gasworks; health center; hosp. (for children); hosp. (isolation); lighting; paving; police stas. and policing; refuse removal; sewage and sewerage; telephone exchange; water supply; and see (for cross references) post offices
Vastern Manor, see Wootton Bassett
Vastern Timber Company,
Vaughan, Cuthbert, and his w. Eliz.,
vee de naam, pleas of,
vehicle bodywork repair, see Heddington Coachworks
Vere:
-, John de, earl of Oxford,
-, Maud, see Badlesmere
-, Thos. de, earl of Oxford,
Verlucio (Roman settlement), see Calne, Romano-Brit. rem.
vert and venison, offences against,
veterinary inspector, see Calne, borough (post-1835)
view of frankpledge, see (in each case s.v. cts.) Berwick Bassett; Calne hundred; Calstone; Cherhill; Compton Bassett; Eastman Street; Heddington; Quemerford; Stockley; Yatesbury
village halls, see Cherhill, memorial hall; Compton Bassett; Derry Hill; Heddington
Vince:
-, Hen. (d. 1748),
-, Hen. (fl. 1776),
Vines, C. H. F.,
vineyard, see Whetham
vintners,
Viveash:
-, Oriel,
-, S. S.,
-, Sam. (?the same),
-, fam.,
Viveash & Co.,
Vulpit, see Yatesbury
waifs and strays,
Waleran:
-, Isabel, w. of -,
-, John,
-, Maud, w. of Rob.,
-, Rob.,
Walgrave, John,
Walker:
-, Arabella, w. of John (d. 1806),
-, (later Hungerford), Geo.,
-, Heneage,
-, Henrietta, dau. of Geo., see Hungerford
-, Henrietta, w. of Geo., see Keate
-, John (d. 1758),
-, (later Walker Heneage), John (d. 1806),
Walker-Heneage:
-, Clement,
-, (formerly Wyld), Geo.,
-, Godfrey,
-, John, see Walker
-, fam.,
Wallingford (Berks., later Oxon.):
-, castle,
-, honor,
-, ct.,
Wallis, John,
Walter son of Bernard,
Walter son of Roger,
Walton, Briant,
Wans House, see Bromham
Wansdyke (prehist. ditch),
warehouses, see Calne, trade and ind.; workshop
Warminster,
Warren:
-, Sir (Harold) Brian,
-, Peter,
warren, see Calne; free warren
Warwick:
-, ctsses. of, see Beauchamp, Anne de; Marshal, Margery
-, duke of, see Beauchamp, Hen. de
-, earls of, see Beauchamp; Neville, Ric.; Plantagenet, Edw.
watch and ward, see Calne
watch makers,
watch making, see Calne, trade and ind.; Calstone, trade and ind.
watercourses, fouling of,
Watkins:
-, Agnes, m. Drew Mompesson,
-, Agnes, w. of Wm.,
-, Wm.,
Weaver, Hen.,
weavers,
Webb:
-, Hen.,
-, Jas.,
-, Nat., rector of Yatesbury,
Weekes, Thos.,
Weld:
-, Humph.,
-, Sir John,
-, Wm.,
Wells:
-, Chas.,
-, Gilb. (d. 1598),
-, Gilb. (d. c. 1643),
-, Hen.,
-, Rob.,
-, Thos.,
wells, dangerous or uncovered,
Westby, Geo.,
Weston:
-, Gertrude,
-, John,
-, Marg., m. John Cumberwell,
-, Marg., w. of John, see Stock
-, fam.,
Wheathampstead (Herts.),
Wheatley, Wm. de, rector of Yatesbury,
wheelwrights, see Hunt, fam.
Whetham (in Calne),
-, agric.,
-, as assarts,
-, ct., see Whetham, man. and estates (Whetham)
-, Cuff's Corner, q.v.
-, dom. archit.,
-, farms and farmsteads,
-, Holly Tree farm,
-, Nuthill,
-, Whetham,
-, man. and estates,
-, Nusterly,
-, Nuthill,
-, Whetham, ct.,
-, and see Whetham, farms and farmsteads
-, man. ho.,
-, oratory,
-, and see Whetham: Whetham Ho.
-, mill,
-, rating area,
-, roads,
-, tithingman,
-, trade and ind.,
-, vineyard,
-, Whetham Ho., pl.
-, drives,
-, pk., gdns., and woodland, canal, lake, ponds,
-, woodland,
Whetham estate,
Whetham Estates Ltd.,
Whetham stream (otherwise Sambourne),
-, as a boundary,
-, dammed,
-, mill on,
-, pool,
Whinney, Ant.,
whipping post,
White:
-, D. F. T.,
-, D. G.,
-, Jas.,
-, and see Strong and White
white horse, see Cherhill
Whitechapel (Mdx.),
whitening making, see Calstone, trade and ind.
Whitley (in Calne),
-, agric.,
-, chap.,
-, commonable meadows and pastures,
-, cust. tenants,
-, dom. archit.,
-, farms and farmsteads:
-, Whitley, Lower,
-, Whitley, Upper (later Whitley),
-, inc.,
-, man. and estates,
-, Whitley,
-, Whitley, Lower, farm,
-, Whitley, Upper (later Whitley), farm,
-, and see Whitley, farms and farmsteads
-, open field,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, rating area,
-, tithingman,
-, woodland,
Whitley (in Melksham), n
wholewheat flour production,
Wight, Isle of:
-, ld. of the, see Reviers
-, lordship,
Wilcot, see Rainscombe House
Wilington:
-, Hen. (fl. 1314), and his w. Marg.,
-, Hen. de (d. 1349, ?another),
-, Isabel, m. Wm. Beaumont,
-, Isabel, w. of Hen. de,
-, John de, Ld. Wilington (d. 1338),
-, Sir John (d. 1378),
-, John (d. 1396),
-, Ralph de (d. c. 1237),
-, Sir Ralph de (d. 1255 × 1260),
-, Sir Ralph de (d. by 1294),
-, Ralph de, Ld. Wilington (d. 1348),
-, Ralph (d. 1382),
Wilkins, G.,
William I,
William II,
Williams, Sir John,
Willoughby:
-, Hugh,
-, Marg., see Freville
wills, granting probate of,
Willy:
-, Geo. (d. 1733),
-, Geo. (d. 1770 or 1771),
-, Wm.,
Wilson:
-, John, and his w. Anne,
-, S. J.,
-, T. J.,
Wiltshire (the shire),
-, county council,
-, chairman, see Petty-Fitzmaurice: Edmond, Ld. Fitzmaurice
-, fire brigade,
-, justices, see Wiltshire, quarter sessions
-, library,
-, magistrates, see Wiltshire, quarter sessions
-, petty sessions, see Calne
-, police force,
-, quarter sessions, justices, and magistrates,
-, sheriff,
-, bailiffs,
-, undersheriff,
Wiltshire, North, district,
Wiltshire and Dorset Banking Co.Ltd.,
Wimborne (Dors.),
Winchester, earl of, see Despenser: Sir Hugh, Ld. le Despenser
Winchester (Hants), ch. of St. Peter and St. Paul (the Old minster),
windmill, see Yatesbury
Wingfield-Digby, Margery,
Winterbourne Bassett,
-, ch.,
-, man.,
-, rector,
-, rectory,
-, Whyr farm,
Winterbourne Bassett with Berwick Bassett, benefice,
Winterbourne Monkton,
-, vicarage,
-, and see Avebury with Winterbourne Monkton
Winterbourne Monkton with Berwick Bassett, benefice,
-, glebe (vicarage) ho.,
witan,
Witchampton, Wm., and his w. Alice,
Witcombe (in Hilmarton),
Wiz, Ric. de,
woodland, and see under places
Woodroffe:
-, John,
-, Wm.,
Woodward:
-, Ernle,
-, Jane,
Woodyer, Hen.,
woolstaplers, and see Bailey, Geo.
woolstapling, see Calne, trade and ind.
Wootton:
-, Chas.,
-, Mrs.,
Wootton Bassett, Vastern Manor in,
Worcester, earl of, see Tiptoft, John
Worcestershire, see Pershore
workhouses, see Calne
workmen's clubs, see Derry Hill; Heddington; Heddington Wick
workshop (or warehouse),
World's End, see Calne, streets (Wood Street)
worsted maker,
Worston:
-, Cecily, w. of Thos. (fl. 1423),
-, Thos. (fl. 1383),
-, Thos. (fl. 1423, ?another),
Wragg, Adam,
Wright:
-, Cath., see Wyche
-, Rob.,
Wroughton:
-, Sir Chris.,
-, Joan, see Blake
-, John (d. c. 1429),
-, John (d. 1496),
-, Thos.,
-, Wm. (d. 1408),
-, Sir Wm. (fl. 1545),
Wroughton,
-, ch.,
Wyatt, T. H.,
Wyche:
-, Cath., m. Rob. Wright,
-, Jermyn,
-, Mary, m. Rob. Clough,
-, Mary, w. of Jermyn, see Hungerford
Wykewyke, Wm.,
Wyld, Geo., see Walker Heneage
Wylye:
-, Agnes, see Calstone
-, Cath., m. Wm. Pershut,
-, John,
Wyndham:
-, C. H.,
-, Wadham,
-, and see Campbell-Wyndham-Long;King-Wyndham; Pleydell-Bouverie-Campbell-Wyndham
Yatesbury,
-, adv.,
-, agric.,
-, boundary,
-, char.,
-, ch.,
-, archit.,
-, bells,
-, estate,
-, plate,
-, regs.,
-, commonable meadows,
-, commonable pastures,
-, constable,
-, council hos.,
-, cts.,
-, view of frankpledge (ct. leet),
-, curate,
-, cust. tenants,
-, dom. archit.,
-, Manor Farm,
-, Yatesbury Ho.,
-, Yatesbury Man.,
-, farms,
-, Manor (demesne),
-, Yatesbury Ho.,
-, Yatesbury Man.,
-, farmsteads,
-, Manor Farm,
-, glebe,
-, hayward,
-, inc.,
-, London, Little,
-, man. and estates,
-, Westcourt (Yatesbury Man. farm),
-, Yatesbury,
-, Yatesbury Ho. (farm),
-, open fields,
-, planned settlement,
-, poor relief,
-, pop.,
-, pound,
-, prehist. rem.,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, R.A.F. sta., see R.A.F. Yatesbury
-, rectors, and see Guillebaud, E. D.; Smith, A. C.; Webb, Nat.;
Wheatley
-, rectory,
-, rectory ho.,
-, roads,
-, Rom. Catholicism,
-, Romano-Brit. rem.,
-, schs.,
-, stud farm,
-, tithes,
-, tithingman,
-, Town's End,
-, trade and ind.,
-, vicar,
-, vicarage,
-, view of frankpledge, see Yatesbury, cts.
-, Vulpit,
-, windmill,
-, woodland,
Yatesbury airfield (in Cherhill and Compton Bassett),
Yatesbury prebend, and prebendary of,
-, prebendary, see Rogers, Hen. (d. 1721)
York, Wm.,
York:
-, dchss. of, see (s.v. Richard, duke of York) Cecily
-, dukes of, see Edmund; Edward IV;
Edward; Richard
York, dean of, see Basset, Fulk
Young, M. R.,
Zouche:
-, Alice, see Beauchamp
-, Cath., w. of Wm. la, Ld. Zouche (d. 1468), m. Sir Gilb. Debenham,
-, Eliz., w. of Wm. la, Ld. Zouche (d. 1396),
-, Eliz., w. of Wm. la, Ld. Zouche (d. 1415), m. Wm. Carnell,
-, Eudes la,
-, Geo. la, Ld. Zouche,
-, John la, Ld. Zouche (d. 1526),
-, John la, Ld. Zouche (d. 1550),
-, Millicent, see Cauntelo
-, Ric. la, Ld. Zouche,
-, Wm. la, Ld. Zouche (from 1308, d. 1352),
-, Wm. la, Ld. Zouche (from 1323),
-, Wm. la, Ld. Zouche (d. 1382),
-, Wm. la, Ld. Zouche (d. 1396),
-, Wm. la, Ld. Zouche (d. 1415),
-, Wm. la, Ld. Zouche (d. 1462),
-, Wm. la, Ld. Zouche (d. 1468),
-, fam.,