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BARNAOK RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. r887, amalgamat~d with Barnack, and the whole desig :Met>ts at the Stamford Workhouse monthly at 12 noon. nated the hamlet of Barnack. The children attend The district comprises the parishes of; Bainton, Bar Barnack school. nack, Southorpe, Stamford Baron St. Martin With Wall Letter Box cleared "lit 7 & 11.15 a.m. & 6 p.m. out, Thornhaugh, Ufford, Wansford, Wittering & -week days only . Wothorpe, being the Northants parishes in Stamford, Lincolnshire, Union. The area is 15,256 acres; rate SOUTHORPE is a civil parish, 1 mile south from able value, £22,752; the population in 19II was 2,097. Barnack and 5 miles from Stamford. The area is 1,88r Chairman, Marquis of Exeter, Burleigh House, Stamford acres; rateable value, £1,790; the population in 1911 was 183. Officials. • The children attend Barnack school Clerk, Richard English, 40 Broad street, Stamford Treasurer, John Bayldon, Barclay & Company's Bank, Wall Letter .Box cleared at 7.30 a.m. & 5.40 p.m. week Stamford days only ~Iedical Officar of Health, Thomas Porter Greenwood Police Station, Harry King, sergeant in charge L.R.C.P.Edin., M.R.C.S.Eng. 36 St. Mary's street, Public Elementary School (mixed), for 125 children; Stamford average attendance, 100 ; Charles B. Allerton, mastel!- Surveyor, Alfred Cave, Barnack Carrier. Jesse- Knipe, to Stamford, daily Sanitary Inspector, J. G. Bailey, Sbamford Railway Stations. PILSGATE, a hamlet, nearly 3 miles from Stamford. Great Northern, George Brader, station master "·as by a Local Government Order, dated March 25, Midland, Albert H. Nicklin, station master

B.ARNACK. Gray Wm. thrashing machine owner' PILSGATE. PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Hare Waiter Clement, coal merchant, Fowke 1\-Irs. Pilsgate house Dalton Mrs Railway station Kebble Frederick William, farmer, .Vewhurst William, The Grange I Inkley John Parkins on, coal dealer The Grange farm Leney Rev. La Grange M.A. The Loweth Bt>nj. grocer, & post office No£tingham Thomas & Wait. farmers Rectory Manning Alice (Mrs.), dress maker Smalley Charles H. farmer COMMERCIAL, Sandall Richard, farmer Andrews Alfred, registrar of births & Smith Sidney, baker SOUTHORPE. deaths for Barnack sub-district, 1 Squires J Walcot hall C'aucutt Frank, Red Lion P.H Tower mill Bradley Charles, farmer Cemetery (Thomas Moore Whitman, Tipping Matthew, Mill StonE> P.H Bradley Henry, farmer clerk to the Burial Authority) Tomblin W. & Son, carpenters Bullimore William Kenney, farmer, Colso·n William Frederick, blacksmith 'fomblin William, Fox inn Hall farm Cox Matthew, beer ret. & wheelwright Wallace William, baker Cox Thomas,. gardener to J. W. Crowson Mary (Mrs.), grocer Wells Henry, saddler Dearden esq Crowson William, mason Whitman Thomas Moore, rate col- Crow Thomas W. cottage farmer Dewhurst Wm. farmer, The Grange lector & clerk to Parish Council Gray John, farmer Fletch.er Edward, farmer & assessor Woodford John Herbert, baker Hibbins Robert, cottage farme1: of taxes Woolhouse John, farmer Munton John, gamekeeper to Mar Frow Harold, butcher Wright Philip, estate agent & valuer quess of Exeter Garford Albert, farmer, The Lodge & assistant overseer for Southorpe Siddons Philip John, farmer •

• BARNWELL ST. ANDREW and ALL according to the best authorities, the castle, of which SAINTS are parishes consolidated ecclesiastically, with some portion still exists, was built about 1264, in the a station on the Northampton and Peterborough section reign of Henry Ill. by Berengarius le Moigne, who of the London and North Western railway near the being afterwards found to have forfeited all right to church, but standing in the parish of Lilford; it i~ the estate was compelled in 1279 to cede the castle and ;z~ miles south-east from Oundle, in the Northern divi manor to William, Abbot of Ramsey, in the county of ~Cambridge. The rectory house, . which adjoins the maining is the chancel, used as the burying place of the church, was restored and embellished in 1874 by Waiter Montagu family, Earls of Sandwich, and containing a 'Francis, 5th Duke of Buccleuch. Here are almshouses, I very curious marble monument to Henry Montagu esq. founded in the year 1604 by tJhe Rev. N. Latham, of only son of Sir Sidney ·Montagu, who was drowned Brig"tock, Norlthamptonshire, and formerly rector here, j April 28, 1627, as well as tablets to other members of for 12 aged and infirm persons of the parishes of Barn- 1 the Montagu family and an ancient stone font: this well All Saints and St . .Andrew, Old Weston and Kim- chancel, after being left for some time in a ruinous bolton, each of whom receives 71. per week, the men condition, was restored in 1894, chiefly at the expense of also a coat, and women a gown annually; there is a the Duke of Buccleuch. The register dates from the -quarterly allowance for fuel; the almsheuses were re- year 1558, but this earlier portion is intE!J'rupted by built in 1875 at a cost of about £2,ooo, of which £Boo entries beginning in 1695. Horace Czarnikow esq. is lord was defrayed by the charity, and the remainder by of the manor and principal landowner. The area is Waiter Prancis, 5th Duke of Buocleuch K.G. A castle r,78r acres; •·ateable value, {,1,537; the population in 1s supposed to have been erected here by Reginald le 1911 wat g6. 1foigne in the reign of Henry I. (.A.D. II3ll), but I Parish Clerk, .Alfred Kisbee~