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Puxton Text Biblio 30-1-06.Pdf (PDF, 262.5Kb) UNPUBLISHED PRIMARY SOURCES Abbreviations BodL Bodleian Library, Oxford BRO Bristol Records Office DRO Devon Records Office GRO Gloucestershire Records Office LPL Lambeth Palace Library PRO Public Records Office SMR North Somerset Sites and Monuments Record SRO Somerset Records Office WCL Weston-super-Mare Central Library (Local Studies Collection) WRO Wiltshire Records Office WSTM Weston-super-Mare Museum general Register of Electors (SRO Q/RER) Land Tax Records (SRO Q/REL) Banwell Maps 1770 manors of Puxton and Rolstone (SRO DD/X/WI 66) 1772 estate belonging to Richard Taylor [8 individual fields] (SRO DD/CC 14266/2) 1797 Banwell Enclosure map (SRO Q/RDe 42) 1826 Congresbury Drainage Award Map (SRO Q/RDE/139) 1827 manors of Puxton and Rolstone (SRO DD/SAS W/528) 1834 Tithe Map, copied from a parish map of 1834 (SRO D/D/Rt 12) Manorial and estate: Banwell 1351–2 Banwell Hundred court rolls (SRO DD/SAS/C/795) 1513–14 Banwell manor court roll (GRO D547a/M6) 1521–2 Banwell manor court roll (GRO D547a/M6) 1541 dispute over the impounding of cattle in Banwell (PRO REQ2/17/22) 1592 Banwell manorial accounts (PRO SC1/951) 1592–3 Banwell manor court roll (PRO SC2/198/1b) 1695–1743 lease book of Manor of Banwell (WCL Acc. No. 10189) Manorial and estate: Rectory manor (Banwell Bruton) 1513–14 court rolls (SRO T/PH/vch.36) 1538–9 ministers account of the Rectory of Banwell (PRO SC6/HenVIII/3137 m.45) 1573 dispute over tithes (PRO REQ2/257/3) 1603 dispute over copyhold land (PRO REQ2/168/4) 1649 survey of Banwell Rectory Manor (LPL COMM.XIIa/1) 1654 dispute over tithes (PRO E134/1654/Mich 16) 1712 survey (DRO 2065m add 28/m1) Manorial and estate: Rolstone Rentals etc 1430 rental of the manor Rolstone (BRO AC/M8/11; see Coward 1971/72, 31-2) 1482 rental of John Payne of Hutton (incl. property in Rolstone) (BRO AC/M8/14; see Coward 1971/72, 33-4) 1627 rental of the manor of Rolstone (WRO 267/23/38) 1638 rental of the manor of [East] Rolstone (WRO 2667/23/33) 1642 rental of the manor of [East and West] Rolstone (SRO DD/WY box 75) 1645 list of rents in the manor Rolstone not collected (SRO DD/WY box 75) 1650 rental of the manor of Rolstone, in bundle of papers relating to case in Chancery Richard Jennyns vs Wm Wyndham (SRO DD/WY box 75). 1655 rental of East and West Rolstone (WRO 266723/37/7) 1658 rental of the manors of [East and West] Rolstone (SRO DD.WY box 75) 1670–71 list of tenements in hand (WRO 2667/23/37) 1688 list of rents in the manors of East and West Rolstone not collected (WRO 2667/23/38) 1688 rental of East and West Rolstone (WRO 2667/23/33) 1755 rental of the manor Rolstone (SRO DD/WY box 70) c 1800 list of quit rents in the manors of East and West Rolstone (SRO DD/WY box 75). Surveys 1648 survey of the manor of East Rolstone (SRO DD/WY box 75) 1649 survey of the manor of East Rolstone (WRO 266723/37) c 1650 survey of the manor of East Rolstone (WRO 266723/37) 1651 survey of the manor of East Rolstone (WRO 2667/23/38) 1651 survey of the manor of West Rolstone (WRO 2667/23/38) late C17th survey of ‘Rolstone alias Paynesbarne’ (SRO DD/PT box 46). c 1770 survey of the manors of East and West Rolstone (SRO DD/WY box 70) Accounts 1653-4 bailiffs accounts (WRO 2667/23/38) 1655-7 Bailiffs accounts (WRO 2667/23/33) 1668–9, 1671, 1677, 1686 Bailiffs accounts (WRO 266723/37/7) Deeds etc 1570–1647 miscellaneous deeds relating to Great and Little Knights (SRO DD/WY box 75) 1627–49 leases for Land Farm (SRO DD/WY 75) 1632–1795 miscellaneous deeds relating to tenements in Rolstone (SRO DD/WY box 75) 1638–1811 miscellaneous deeds relating to Havadge (SRO DD/WY box 75) 1656–97 lease book for manors of East and West Rolstone (WRO 2667/23/38) 1779–94 contracts book (WRO 2667/23/44) Poulett estate [formerly Rolstone freehold?] 1700 survey of the estates of Earl Poulett (SRO DD/CN 35/6) 1702–10 court book (SRO DD/PT S/1515) 1721–86 survey and lease record of the estates of Earl Poulett (SRO DD/CN 35/6) Miscellaneous 1825 George Bennett’s History of Banwell (SRO DD/SAS G/1740 1/1/7) Churchill 1826 Congresbury Drainage Award Map (SRO Q/RDE/139) Congresbury Maps 1739 maps cut from Book of Surveys of the Manors, Lordships and Estates belonging to the Chamber of Bristol (BRO 33041/BMC/4/PL1/1-4) 1816 Congresbury, Puxton and Wick St Lawrence Enclosure Map (SRO Q/RDE/133) 1826 Congresbury Drainage Award Map (SRO Q/RDE/139) 1840 Tithe Map (SRO D/D/Rt 317) Manorial and estate Court rolls 1342 Congresbury Hundred court roll (LPL ED 1176 f.22) 1351–2 Congresbury Hundred court rolls (SRO DD/SAS/C/795) 1379 Congresbury Hundred court roll (LPL ED 351 f.1) 1560–70 Congresbury Hundred court rolls (BRO 04235) 1589–91 BRO 33041 BMC/4/35a, 37 1653–78 BRO BMC/4/37b Surveys 1567 BRO 04235 1593 BRO 04793 1596 BRO 04793 1646-7 BRO 04236(1-2) 1656 BRO 04241 1700 BRO 33041 BMC/4/18 1739 BRO 33041 BMC/4/20(a) Bargain books [recording property transfers] 1604–20 BRO 04335(1) 1634–46 BRO 04335(2) 1646–53 BRO 04335(3) 1653–79 BRO 04336(1) 1679–1712 BRO 04336(2) 1712–49 BRO 04336(3) 1751–89 BRO 04336(1) Rental 1771 BRO 33041 BMC 4/4/14 Deeds 1570 Grange Farm, West Hewish (SRO DD/BK 2(6)8-10) 1737–99 Grange Farm, Mays Green (SRO DD/SOG 341-2) 1595 abstract of title of Queen Elizabeth’s Hospital to various fee farm rents (BRO 00576(8) Kewstoke (including Woodspring Priory) 1410 grant by Robert Pobelowe and John Venables (PRO C143/440/25) 1535 ‘Declaration of the extent and annual value of all the possessions temporal and spiritual of the several monasteries in the county of Somerset’ (SRO DD/SAS/BA7 3) 1840 Tithe survey (SRO D/D/Rt 193) Puxton Maps c 1770 Map of the manors of Puxton and Rolstone (SRO DD/X/WI 66) 1816 Congresbury, Puxton and Wick St Lawrence Enclosure Map (SRO Q/RDE/133) 1821 Map of estate of Mrs Savadge in Puxton (SRO T/PH/vch 64/3) 1826 Congresbury Drainage Award Map (SRO Q/RDE/139) 1827 Manors of Puxton and Rolstone (SRO DD/SAS W/528) 1840 Tithe Map (SRO D/D/Rt 117) Manorial and estate Inquisitions Post Mortem 1432 John Austell (PRO C140/8) 1448 John Sayntlo (PRO C139/131) 1450 William Palton (PRO C130/140) 1462 John Austell (PRO C140/8) 1466 John Kelly (PRO C140/17) 1479 Alice Seyntlowe (PRO C140/70m.28) 1486 Sir Nicholas de Sancto Laudo (PRO C140/70m.28) Bailiffs Accounts 1472–8 SRO DD/WY box 84 1500-01 BodL Rawlinson B.317 1655 WRO 2667/23/37 1668–9, 1670–4, 1677, 1686 WRO 266723/37/7 1688 WRO 2667/23/33 1750–55 WRO 2667/18/24-6 Court Rolls 1491–1501 BodL Rawlinson B 317 1547–52 BodL Rawlinson B 317 1560–62 WRO 2667/13/452 1562–73 SRO DD/WY W/CR 46/1 Rentals etc c 1555 BCA Acc. 3938, 3960 c 1630 WRO 2667/23 1642 SRO DD/WY box 75 1645 list of Rent in Puxton and Rolstone not collected (SRO DD/WY box 75) 1668 list of Rent in Puxton and Rolstone not collected (WRO 2667/23/38) 1670–2 list of tenements in hand (WRO 2667/23/37) 1688 WRO 2667/23/33 1755 SRO DD/WY box 70 c 1795 list of Quit Rents in the manors of Puxton and East and West Rolstone (SRO DD/WY box 75) Surveys c 1770 incomplete (folios 1-2 of 16 (Tenements A-H, excluding E) along with folio 17 a summary of tenants with acreages (SRO DD/WY box 70) Contract Books etc 1678–82 Contract Book (WRO 266723/37) 1688–93 Contract Book (WRO 266723/37) 1749–1787 list of leases (WRO 2667/38) 1779–94 Contract Book (WRO 2667/23/44) Deeds 1378–1885 Merton College lands including survey of 1601 (BodL MC 1204-1235) 1482 rental of John Payne of Hutton (incl. property in Puxton) (BRO AC/M8/14; see Coward 1971/72, 33-4) 1536–6 deeds for the manor of Puxton 1535–6 (SRO DD/HI 122) 1535–1654 miscellaneous deeds relating to the manor of Puxton and Rolstone (SRO DD/WY box 75) 1558–9 grant of wardship of William Sentloo (SRO DD/HI 122) 1571–1782 deeds relating to various properties in Puxton (SRO DD/WY box 84) 1603 Longe Mead (SRO DD/WY box 84) 1625–1785 Blackstones (SRO DD/WY boxes 75 and 84) 1655 Twindix (WRO 2667/1/37/22a and 2667/18/25) 1687–1702 Coxes (BRO 08835(9, 10); 08845(1-2); 08840(24)e1) 1687–1892 deeds of Grange Farm, Puxton (relating to Muttleburys in Congresbury, ?Villa Farm in Puxton, and Burnt House in Yatton (SRO DD/SOG 341, 342, 903; SRO DD/BR/U; private ownership). 1625–1699 North Twindix (SRO DD/WY box 84) 1712 Waterman’s Bow (BRO 08845(9)) 1780 Averys (WRO 2667/1/37/24) 1780 Church House (WRO 2667/1/37/25) 1787 North House (WRO 2667/1/37/23) Glebe and the church 1595 dispute over the lease of the chapel of Puxton and other appurtenances of the Rectory of Banwell (PRO REQ2/226/13) 1636 glebe terrier (BRO DC/E/25) 1649 survey of Puxton Parsonage (LPL COMM.XIIa/1) 1654 dispute over the tithes in Puxton (PRO E134/1654/Mich 16) 1736–1836 presentments of the churchwardens at the visitations of the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of (SRO D/D/Pbc 7) 1768 particulars of land purchased to augment the curacy of Puxton (BRO DC/E/25/6) Miscellaneous 1622 Lay Subsidy (SRO DD/SAS c/275 BK81).
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