Chester County Deed Book Index 1681-1865
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C78/110-119 C78/110
C78/110-119 http://aalt.law.uh.edu/C78_79.html C78/110 http://aalt.law.uh.edu/C78_79.html 1. 17 Nov. 40 Eliz. [1598] John Edwards of Bavington, Kent, gent. v William Kympton, William Edward Kympton, John Kyndon and eight others. Proportionate contribution to rents due to the Master of the Rolls and the Dean and Chapter of Westminster issuing from nine tenements and an Inn called `The Bell on the Hoop' in psh St John the Evangelist, in Friday St. and Watling St., London. 2. 28 Nov. 40 Eliz. [1597] Francis Langdon of London, son and heir of Clement Langdon, decd, by Thomas Jobson his guardian v Thomas Wharten. Possession of a freehold messuage in New Buckenham, Norf., late of Clement Langdon 3. 5 Feb. 41 Eliz. [1599] Richard Wood of Thakeham, Sussex, yeo., and Richard Wood his son, a minor v Edward Appesley esq., lord of the manor of Laybrook [in Thakeham], Sussex and John Arcott. Admission to three copyhold messuages held of the manor of Laybrook called Smeethes, Dawes and Cockpreece; custom of fining. 4. 1 May 41 Eliz. [1599] William Symonds of Winchester, Hants., gent. v Robert Knaplock of Winchester, gent., plt's father in law, and William Knaplock his son. Sums borrowed from dft; redemption of a mortgage of the parsonage of Broughton, Hants. 5. 20 June 41 Eliz. [1599] Thomas Dilke of Packington, Warw., esq. v George Grenefield esq., lord of the manor of West Newton, Corn., John Beaford and Peter Carrington esq. Diversion of a stream from the plt's mill at Callington, Cornw. -
Burslem Parish Register
" 1913. t. BURSLEM. 1 l'809-1812. Stafforbsbicef patisb IRegisters Sociftig. Editor and Hon. Secretary : PERCY Wr L. ADAMS. Morcton House, Wohtanton. Deanery or Han ley. Burslem padsb IR^aister ^. PART III, WITH INDEX. ':.^ Privately printed for the Staffordshire Parish RsgwJrs SociFxr. s . , All Communicants respedut^the^m-inting and iranscripMcn ofi Ktgisters arid th/issxu of the p^/fK^shoul^hc addressed to the Ediior. Attention is especially directed to Notices on in^de of Cover. — ; ^1 4^f<3^ Brii^ham Yount^ University Harold B. Lcc Library MANTl PUBLIC L;srARY 0b IRegisters Society. j^ARL OF Dartmouth. y Mr. Percy W. L. Adams, Gift of )use, Wolstanton. Manti Stake Family of placing in the hands of Members History Center Staffordshire Parish Registers, con- Deanery. ^ ivith Index. Hanley. Rowley Regis (pt. ii), with Index. Dudley. All Subscriptions for 191 3 not already paid should be sent to the account of the Staffordshire Parish Registers Society at Lloyds Bank, Stafford. The following Registers have been published : — Castle Church (2 parts), Stafford; Milwich (pt. i.), Stafford; "Haughton, Stafford; -'Barton-under-Needwood (2 parts), Tutbury ; Alstonfiel'd (5 parts); *Standon, Eccleshall *Hamstall parts), ; Ridware (2 Rugeley ; Tatenhill, Tutbury ; Berkswich-with-Walton, Stafford ; *Pipe Ridware, Rugeley ; Barlaston, Trentham ; Ellastone (2 parts, with Index), Uttoxeter ; Eccleshall (2 parts) ; Trentham (2 parts) ; Brewood (pt. i.), Penkridge ; Rocester (2 parts), Uttoxeter; West Bromwich (pt. i.); Stowe (pt. i.), Uttoxeter; Hints (with Index), Lichfield; Rowley Regis (pt. i., with Index), Dudley ; Croxden (with Index), Uttoxeter Bradley-in-the-Moors (with Index), Cheadle. Price List on application to the "Staffordshire Advertiser" Office, Stafford, or to the Hon. -
Early Virginia Marriages. Pt. I
Gc 975.5 CSSe 15SS475 REYNOLDS HISTORICAL. GENEALOGY COLLECTION ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 02374 5083 GC 975.5 C88E lutrhj Utrgtnta MnvvmQZB PART I. EDITED DY WILLIAM ARMSTRONG CROZIER, F. R. Si, F. G. S. A. Virginia County Record" Series VOL. IV. '£?>£; PUBLISHED BY THE GENEALOGICAL ASSOCIATION NEW YORK MDCCCCVil </W <L f HU* 1588475 iEarlg Itrgtttm ifcriagea . ~^r^<^W\ HE Virginia marriage records are divided into two and \j fx$ classes—those contained in the parish registers, bonds or intentions, which were filed ite? \ I'l the marriage clerk. The present volume treats rll |f| with the county ui records.itwi u.-. «It is. L^X'3/Pf-T^^- *^5J principally wunwith methe lattericuiei viasaclass of P^X§^!<4>^i^ however, the Editor's intention to incorporate B pans future \olumes, the marriage entries contained in haherto unpnnted registers are nearl registers, and already abstracts from two important old completed. Q As the marriage records are printed under their individua to issue an index to this volume counties, it has not been deemed necessary pages pertaining but a small amount of time being necessary to consult the separate index volume to the county in which the searcher is interested. A " Series." will be issued upon the completion of the Marriage 4 The following table gives the date of the foimation of the coun named in this volume. Brunswick. Amelia, formed in 1 734 from Prince George and Augusta, formed in 1738 from Orange. Charles City, one of the eight original shires of 1634. Elizabeth City, one of the eight original shires of 1634. -
Christ Church Parish Register
375.501 V158C 1136059 SerNEALOGY COLLECTION ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 00826 8473 THE Parish Register Christ Cliurch, Middlesex County, _Va. 1653 to 1812, PUBLISHED BY THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF THE COLONIAL DAMES OF AMERICA IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA. RICHMOND: WM. ELLIS JONES, STEAM BOOK AND JOB PRINTER. 1897. Copyrighted, 1897. INTRODUCTION. 1136059 The section in Virginia comprised witliin tlie present county of Middlesex, was at first included in Lancaster county and parish. Some time before 1666 that parish was divided into two portions, separated by the Rappahanhock river, and the new parishes were named Lancaster and Pyanketank. In 1666 they were reunited under the name of Lancaster, but a few years later again was separated and acquired the organization which they retained through the Colonial period, as Christ Church, Lancaster, and Christ Church, Middlesex. The register of the latter is printed in this book. The vestry-book of Christ Church, Middlesex, beginning in 1663 and ending in 1767, which is now preserved at the Episcopal Theological Seminary, Alex- ander county, Va., shows that a Mr. Morris was minister from 1663 to 1666. He was succeeded in 1668 by Rev. John Shepherd, who at the time of his death in 1683, is described by his vestry as "our late worthy minister.'' In November of that year Major-General Robert Smith, one of the vestry, who had been commissioned to procure a minister, returned from England, bringing with him Rev. Duell Pead. This clergyman served the parish acceptably for seven years and then returned to England, where, it is be- lieved, he became rector of Newland, St. -
Profiles of the Signers of the 1849
rofiles P of the Signers of the 1849 California Constitution with Family Histories Compiled and edited by Wayne R. Shepard from original research by George R. Dorman With additional contributions from the members of the California Genealogical Society 2020 California Genealogical Society Copyright 2020 © California Genealogical Society California Genealogical Society 2201 Broadway, Suite LL2 Oakland, CA 94612-3031 Tel. (510) w663-1358 Fax (510) 663-1596 Email: [email protected] Website: https://www.californiaancestors.org/ Photographs of the signers courtesy of Colton Hall Museum, Monterey, California. Photograph of the signature page from the California Constitution courtesy of the California State Archives, Sacramento, California. CGS Contributors: Barbara E. Kridl Marie Treleaven Evan R. Wilson Lois Elling Stacy Hoover Haines Chris Pattillo Arlene Miles Jennifer Dix iii Contents Preface................................................................................................................... vii The 1849 California Constitutional Convention .................................................... ix Angeles District ...................................................................................................... 1 Jose Antonio Carrillo ........................................................................................ 3 Manuel Dominguez ......................................................................................... 11 Stephen Clark Foster ...................................................................................... -
York Clergy Ordinations 1450-1474
York Clergy Ordinations 1450-1474 Edited by David M. Smith 2018 www.york.ac.uk/borthwick archbishopsregisters.york.ac.uk Online images of the Archbishops’ Registers cited in this edition can be found on the York’s Archbishops’ Registers Revealed website. The conservation, imaging and technical development work behind the digitisation project was delivered thanks to funding from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Register of Archbishop John Kemp (1450-1452) Register of Archbishop William Booth (1452-1464) Sede Vacante Register (1464-1465) Register of Archbishop George Neville (1465-1474) YORK CLERGY ORDINATIONS 1450-1474 Edited by DAVID M. SMITH 2018 CONTENTS Introduction v Ordinations held 1450-1474 ix Editorial notes xxii Abbreviations xxv York Clergy Ordinations 1450-1474 1 Appendix I: Letters Dimissory issued 1450-1474 276 Appendix II Letters of Orders 300 Index of Ordinands 301 Index of Religious 429 Index of Titles 439 Index of Places 458 INTRODUCTION This second volume of medieval clerical ordinations at York covers the years 1450 to 1474 and includes the final part of the ordinations section of Archbishop John Kemp (Reg. 19, fos. 293Ar-304r, just for the years 1450-52), the whole of the ordinations 1452-64 recorded in the register of Archbishop William Booth (Reg. 20, fos. 412r-460r), the duplicate vacancy registers of 1464-5 (Reg. 5A, fos. 453v-478v and 479r-508r) and the main part of the ordinations in Archbishop George Neville’s register (Reg. 22, fos. 179r-231v, for the years 1465-74). The registers also record just over 500 letters dimissory granted in this period to York diocesan clergy enabling them to be ordained by other bishops, and this forms the first appendix to the volume.