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Wiltshire - Grooms Index (Surnames P) Year Groom Surname Given Names Parish of Marriage 1708 P? Charles Stanton St. Quinton 1609 P? Richard Stratton St. Margaret 1642 P[?] William Chilton Foliat 1666 P[a]nnell Richard Lydiard Millicent 1653 Pa Robert Semington 1696 Paber Edward Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1771 Pack William Melksham 1779 Packatt John Salisbury St. Edmunds 1714 Packer Ambrose Baydon 1769 Packer Anthony Ashton Keynes 1776 Packer Arthur Langley Burrell 1788 Packer Benjamin Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1816 Packer Benjamin South Wraxall 1750 Packer Daniel Langley Burrell 1784 Packer Daniel Melksham 1733 Packer Daniell Corsham 1672 Packer Edward Hankerton 1769 Packer Edward Lydiard Millicent 1722 Packer Edward Minety 1729 Packer Edward Minety 1724 Packer Francis Somerford Keynes 1705 Packer Giles Eisey (Eysey) 1739 Packer Giles Kemble 1768 Packer Giles Oaksey 1765 Packer Harry Ashton Keynes 1769 Packer Harry Ashton Keynes 1804 Packer Harry Ashton Keynes 1810 Packer Harry Ashton Keynes 1708 Packer Henry Ashton Keynes 1744 Packer Henry Ashton Keynes 1811 Packer Henry Cricklade 1834 Packer Henry Hullavington 1743 Packer Henry Minety 1826 Packer Henry Minety 1836 Packer Henry Minety 1826 Packer Henry Southbroom 1929 Packer Horace Sidney Chippenham Lowden & Sheldon Rd 1776 Packer James Langley Burrell 1713 Packer James Purton with Braydon 1792 Packer James Trowbridge St. James 1742 Packer John Aldbourne 1777 Packer John Aldbourne 1734 Packer John Castle Eaton 1753 Packer John Colerne 1817 Packer John Cricklade 1739 Packer John Devizes St. John 1758 Packer John Leigh 1702 Packer John Long Newnton 1731 Packer John Malmesbury 1769 Packer John Marlborough St. Peter & St. Paul 1800 Packer John Minety 1768 Packer John North Wraxall 1729 Packer John Poole Keynes 1576 Packer John Purton with Braydon ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2014/Robin Hill Revised 4 April 2021 by Teresa Lewis Wiltshire - Grooms Index (Surnames P) Year Groom Surname Given Names Parish of Marriage 1605 Packer John Purton with Braydon 1666 Packer John Purton with Braydon 1680 Packer John Purton with Braydon 1769 Packer John Purton with Braydon 1824 Packer John Wootton Bassett 1827 Packer John Wroughton 1700 Packer John Yatton Keynell 1837 Packer Joseph Melksham 1705 Packer Joseph Purton with Braydon 1711 Packer Joseph Purton with Braydon 1722 Packer Joseph Purton with Braydon 1724 Packer Joseph Purton with Braydon 1811 Packer Lewis Crudwell 1703 Packer Nathaniel Long Newnton 1673 Packer Nathaniel Malmesbury 1657 Packer Richard Malmesbury 1661 Packer Richard Malmesbury 1631 Packer Richard Purton with Braydon 1725 Packer Richard Purton with Braydon 1746 Packer Richard Purton with Braydon 1776 Packer Richard Purton with Braydon 1741 Packer Robert Crudwell 1773 Packer Robert Crudwell 1780 Packer Robert Minety 1795 Packer Robert Minety 1736 Packer Robert Rowde 1797 Packer Samuel South Wraxall 1701 Packer Samuel Trowbridge St. James 1678 Packer Thomas Ashley 1776 Packer Thomas Castle Eaton 1817 Packer Thomas Highworth 1803 Packer Thomas Latton 1613 Packer Thomas Malmesbury 1796 Packer Thomas Minety 1825 Packer Thomas Minety 1817 Packer William Ashley 1778 Packer William Ashton Keynes 1743 Packer William Blunsdon St. Andrew 1814 Packer William Castle Eaton 1812 Packer William Chiseldon 1812 Packer William Chiseldon with Draycote Foliat 1705 Packer William Malmesbury 1744 Packer William Marlborough St. Peter & St. Paul 1607 Packer William Minety 1745 Packer William Minety 1815 Packer William Minety 1703 Packer William Purton with Braydon 1779 Packer William Purton with Braydon 1706 Packer Ambrose Wanborough 1782 Packer James Wanborough 1707 Packer John Tockenham 1743 Packer William Blunsdon St. Andrew 1784 Packer Butt Thomas Purton with Braydon 1768 Packington Anthony Crudwell ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2014/Robin Hill Revised 4 April 2021 by Teresa Lewis Wiltshire - Grooms Index (Surnames P) Year Groom Surname Given Names Parish of Marriage 1622 Packstone John Southbroom 1603 Packstone William Devizes St. John 1585 Packwood Henry Salisbury St. Thomas 1820 Paddick Michael Winterbourne Gunner 1641 Paddington Thomas Salisbury Cathedral & Close 1738 Paddle Isaac Berwick St. Leonard 1611 Paddleford John Melksham 1674 Paddleford Will. 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  • Purley Farmhouse Braydon • Wiltshire

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    Purley Farmhouse Braydon • Wiltshire Purley Farmhouse Braydon • Wiltshire • SN5 0AN A spacious farmhouse in a lovely rural setting with land and excellent equestrian facilities Entrance Hall • Sitting room • Kitchen/Breakfast room and Family room Dining room • Shower room and Utility / Boot room 4/5 Bedrooms and Family bathroom Large agricultural barn • 6 loose boxes • Outdoor manège • Paddocks Various other outbuildings including a workshop, office, wine cellar, greenhouse/garden shed, gardens and parking In all just over 10 acres. For Sale Freehold Cricklade 5 miles. Cirencester 10 miles. Malmesbury 10 miles. Swindon 10 miles. M4 (Junction 16) 6 miles. Swindon BR station 10 miles (All distances approximate). The London Office Butler Sherborn 40 St James’s Place 43-45 Castle Street, Cirencester London, SW1A 1NS Gloucestershire GL7 1QD T 0207 839 0888 T 01285 883740 E [email protected] E [email protected] www.thelondonoffice.co.uk www.butlersherborn.co.uk Description Situation Purley Farmhouse is a detached period cottage which Braydon is a small hamlet located in North Wiltshire. Whilst The local area has a wide selection of both state and private has been extended over the years to create a lovely 4/5 enjoying a very rural location, Braydon is conveniently schools of the former there is Deer Park and Kingshill. bedroom Farm house. Purley Farmhouse is located in a rural situated only 10 minutes from Junction 16 of the M4. The location benefitting from a wonderful southerly aspect and nearby towns of Purton, Malmesbury, Royal Wootton Bassett Private schools include Hatherop Castle, Prior Park in sits central in its plot accessed down a long private drive.