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V PREFACE

When the Society published Mr. Sandell's edition ot' ./t/>.rrrat'r.r Q/' Wiltshire Int‘/osm'(' /tum‘:/.s' and /1gr('c'nit*ii!.s' in I971 it seemed desirable that the information contained therein should be supplemented from similar digests of Wiltshire Tithe Apportioninents. The Society was again fortunate in persuading Mr. Sandell to undertake the work of abstracting and editing. The abstracts have been made from the certiﬁed diocesan copies of the instruments of apportionment, all but six of which are in the custody of the Wiltshire County Council and are housed in the County Record ()t1ice at Trowbridge. The Society is grateful for permission to publish the documents to the Wiltshire County Council and, in the cases of Kilmington and ol" Marston Meysey and Sopworth, to the Somerset County Council and the Gloucester Diocesan Registrar respectively. Mr. Sandell wishes t.o thank the Wiltshire County Archivist (Mr. M. G. Rathbone) and his stall‘ For their friendly co-operation while the work of abstracting was proceeding and lior their help in solving a number oli editorial problems. He is similarly grateful to the stalls of the Somerset Record OFﬁce and the former Gloucester City Library. D()U(il.AS (‘Rowu-JY 0('!r)/Jvr I974

vii ABBREVIATIONS

D.N.B. Dictionary of National Biography

V. C.H. Victoria County History

W.R.O. Wiltshire Record Ofﬁce

viii INTRODUCTION

The practice of paying tithes was based on the notion that tenths should be paid universally to support the local churches and clergy of the early Christian church.‘ The theoretical elassilication of the tithes into predial tithes. arising from the produce of the land, mixed tithes, from the benefits ofthe stock, and personal tithes, from the fruits of men's labour. emphasized that no economic activity was exempt from tithe-payment. In theory. and perhaps for a time in practice, churches were held by incumbent rectors who served, and received all the tithes from, a locality which became an ecclesiastical parish. Such parishes were established early in England and the pattern of them was little changed until the l9th century. The paying and receiving of tithes may well have caused disscnsion at the time when new churches were being founded but subsequent events added new catises for confusion and dis- satisfaction. The cure of souls in a parish sometimes passed from the hands ol \ the rector, usually when a monastery appropriated to itself the revenues ol 0 the church. When a vicar was nominated to serve the church in the rector's place, the vicarage ordained for him was often endowed with some of the parish tithes. The distinction thus created between rectorial and viearial tithes usually followed, and so consolidated, the distinction between great tithes. arising from corn, hay, and wool. and small tithes. The great tithes usually remained part of the rectorial estate and the small tithes were usually part of the endowment of the vicarage. After the Dissolution the great tithes often passed through the Crown to laymen and, when not attached to a beneliee or an ecclesiastical office, an estate consisting of tithes could be broken up and disposed ofin the same way as one consisting of land. To avoid payment in kind tithes were sometimes leased to the owner or tenant of the land from which they arose or, especially in the ease of small tithes, were replaced by annual payments which frequently became fixed by ctistom.3 The possible existence within a parish of several tithe-owners. perhaps btit not necessarily landowners, and of owners with rights to dilferent kinds of tithes, and the availability of several methods of payment could both be sources of confusion and disptite. The introduction of new crops. new techniques of husbandry, and changes in land use might all make it more

I l-or the history of tithe payment see .l. Selden, Hist. of Hr/i<'.r t I618); ll. W. Clztrke, .i.if.8!. of 'Ht/iris‘ ( l 891 ). I Payment in kind in the 17111 and l8th centuries is discussed in J. .~‘\. Venn, Foiu.'dun'im.s- of .‘l_£,'t'ft'i(ft'til'£lf [§'t'ummi.ic.v, l()t)-‘). 2 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS difficult to agree over what tithes were due to whom and how they were to be valued and paid.1

TITHE COMMUTATION IN WILTSHIRE BEFORE 1836

In the early 19th century the ownership of tithes and the encumbrance of land with them in Wiltshire was perhaps typical of such things elsewhere! In some 80 of the ancient ecclesiastical parishes in the county all or virtually all the great and small tithes from the whole parish were due to the incumbent. Those parishes, as might be expected, tended to be the smaller ones with incumbent rectors. The pattern of ownership and encumbrance in them was, in view of the potential complications, notably simple and close to the earliest notions of tithe payment. In parishes in which all great tithes were due to one owner and all small tithes to another, usually a vicar, and in parishes where the incumbent received the great majority of the tithes the pattern was not much more complex. In many other parishes, however, the pattern was confused because over the years tithes had been extinguished, when the right to receive them was permanently surrendered, commuted, when payment in kind was permanently replaced by payment in another way, usually in cash, and merged, when the owner of the tithes also owned the land from which they arose. On much land tithes had been and were being extinguished and commuted at inclosure. For only some sixteen ancient ecclesiastical parishes had Inclosure Agreements and Awards removed the need for rent-charges to be allotted under the Tithe Commutation Act of 1836.3 The tithes were usually extinguished by allotments of land but at Chilton Foliat, in addition to an allotment of land and a cash payment to extinguish some tithes, a rent-charge of over £900 was allotted, and at Stratton St. Margaret a corn-rent, an annual cash rent variable according to the prices of grains, was allotted. Corn-rents also replaced tithes under Inclosure Awards on the entire parishes of Colerne and Netheravon but those corn-rents, like that on part of Keevil, were commuted to rent-charges under the Tithe Commutation Act (79, 156, 196). Tithes were dealt with at inclosure more often than those ﬁgures suggest, however, since they were extinguished or commuted by awards in some 35 more ancient ecclesiastical parishes. In some 30 lands were exonerated under awards dealing with less than a whole parish, usually with a chapelry or

1 Some typical difliculties arising over tithes are mentioned in W. E. Tate, Parish Chest (1969 edn.), 136-8. For some effects on farming practice see R. E. Prothero (Lord Ernle), Engiish Farming Past and Present (1961 edn.), 332-48. 1 For some brief general comment see H. C. Prince, ‘Tithe Surveys of the Mid-Nineteenth Century’, Agric. Hist. R. vii. 16-17. 3 They were Berwick St. Leonard, Bishopstone in Ramsbury hundred, Great Cheverell, Little Cheverell, Chilton Foliat, Kingston Deverill, Knook, Latton, Odstock, Patney, Great Somerford, Stanton St. Quintin, Stockton, Stratton St. Margaret, Sutton Veny, and Winterbourne Monkton, for all of which see Wiits. Inciosure Awards and Agreements (Wilts. Rec. Soc. xxv). INTRODUCTION 3 tithing (e.g. Melksham, 190, Durnford, 107), but with everything but the windmill in Tilshead (252) and with only 23 a. in Upton Scudamore (260). In about five parishes only some of the tithes were extinguished.1 The tithes were usually replaced by allotments of land but sometimes by annual cash payments or corn-rents (68-9). Apart from the 51 parishes with lands exonerated from all or some tithes at inclosure there were some 80 others with areas of land acknowledged to be tithe-free, although in some seven cases (e.g. 57, 59) only the glebe was deemed tithe-free.1 Sometimes freedom arose because the ownership of land and tithes had been merged early. The appropriation of the church by a religious house holding land in the parish, which often led to the early exemption of the demesne from tithes, was sometimes said (e.g. 34, 183) or may be inferred (e.g. 268) to be the reason why the land was tithe-free. In some cases the tithe-free areas may have been commonable woodland once within the bounds of no parish, perhaps tithe- free because no tithe had ever been paid (e.g. 267). Elsewhere the reasons for the freedom are uncertain. Some of the 80 parishes with tithe-free land were among about 40 parishes in which tithes were merged under the Tithe Commutation Act or were said to have been already merged. When land and the tithes arising from it were in the same ownership it was usually because appropriated great tithes had passed to laymen after the Dissolution and were sold to the owners of the estates from which they arose. Such land was not deemed tithe-free. The land and tithes remained separate estates capable of separate valuation and disposal but, by the early 19th century, many of the lands involved had to all intents and purposes long been tithe- free. For example, the tithes on virtually the whole of Lyneham (181), most of which had belonged to Bradenstoke Priory,3 were already merged. Com- mutation of tithes to moduses or fixed annual payments, usually in cash but sometimes in kind, was mentioned in some 63 parishes, in many of which tithes had also been commuted or extinguished in other ways. Such payments were possibly related to the value of the tithes they replaced at the time of commutation but remained fixed by custom even though the money value of the tithes changed. By the early 19th century they gave a considerable advantage to the tithe-payer. Sometimes the great tithes (e.g. 37, 58) but more often the small tithes were thus commuted. There was a great variety of payments but the most common moduses were small cash payments to cover small tithes.4 The detail in the list of them for Sherston Magna (232) indicates the potential complications of tithe-paying and the possible confusion and difliculty in the collection even of moduses and customary payments. Tithe extinguishing, merging, and commuting had in all those ways proceed- ed to a different extent in different parishes. There remained some l l0 ancient ecclesiastical parishes in which no extinguishing, merging, or commuting

1 The index printed below shows which abstracts mention Inclosure Awards or Agreements. 1 The legal origins of freedom from tithes are given in Prince, ‘Tithe Surveys‘, Ag. H. R. vii. 20. 1* V.C.H. Wilts. ix. 100-1. ‘ The index printed below shows which abstracts mention moduses or customary payments. 4 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS was recorded and some fourteen more in which they concerned only the glebe land of the beneﬁce. In many of them commutation by leases and temporary agreements certainly took place and, although no detailed account of how tithes were rendered can yet be given, it seems that in all parishes where tithes were not entirely extinguished payment in kind was less common than cash payments by farmers under leases.1

THE TITHE COMMUTATION ACT, 1836

The Tithe Commutation Act, 1836 (6 & 7 Wm. IV, c. 71), in no way interfered with the rights of tithe-owners to receive and the obligations of landowners to pay tithes, nor with the differing burdens of tithes with which lands might be encumbered, but, by abolishing nearly all payment in kind and providing for an approved valuation of the tithes arising from all lands, annually and ofiicially adjusted, was intended to put an end to the confusion and dissension attending the payment and receipt of the tithes. Under the Act a rent-charge in place of tithes was assessed for every parish in which tithes had not already been statutorily extinguished or commuted to a corn-rent. The respective numbers of bushels of wheat, barley, and oats which each third of that sum could have bought immediately after the Act was passed were calculated. Thereafter rent-charges equal to the value of those numbers of bushels, at the prices officially announced every January based on the average prices in the seven preceding years, were to be paid annually in place of tithes. The initial rent-charge for each parish was to be agreed between the owners of at least two-thirds by value of the land and of the great and small tithes at meetings which could be called by the owners of a quarter by value of the tithes or of the land subject to tithes. Three commissioners were appointed, two by a Secretary of State, the other by the archbishop of Canterbury, with a staff of not more than twelve assistant commissioners, to confirm such agreements, which bound the whole parish concerned. When tithes were attached to a benefice or to an ecclesiastical oflice the agreement required the patron’s consent and the bishop had to be notified of it. The Act, however, established no rules for the calculation of the initial rent-charges and that may have been at least partly responsible for the frequent failure to reach agreement. Where an agreement had not been reached and was not pending by 1 October 1838 the commissioners themselves awarded the rent-charge. It was set at the clear average annual value of the tithes for the seven years ending at Christmas 1835.2 Rents paid under leases of tithes and moduses and other customary payments made in place of tithes were taken to be the value of the tithes. The document recording the agreement or award included statements of what area of land in the parish was subject to tithes and how much of it was under what state of cultivation, what moduses and other customary payments were in force, what areas of

I Prothero, Eng. Forming, 341. 1 It may be that landowners and tithe-owners agreed to value the tithes in the same way but that was apparently not required by the Act: cll. xvii-xxxi. INTRODUCTION 5 land were tithe-free, and the rent-charges payable to each tithe-owner. It was dated and then dated again when confirmed by the commissioners. Once the agreement or award was confirmed a valuer (or an even number of valuers, with provision for an umpire, if a single valuer could not be agreed on) was appointed to apportion the total rent-charge on the parish lands subject to tithes. The burden of rent-charge was to reflect the burden of tithes with which lands were encumbered. Tithe-free lands were exempt, rent- charges did not have to be allotted to tithe-owners who also owned the land from which the tithes arose,1 and moduses became rent-charges of the same value? The valuer drafted an apportionment. It included a preamble setting out the agreement or award on which it was founded and a schedule listing the names, areas, states of cultivation,3 and owners and occupiers of the lands on which charges were apportioned. A map or plan was made and referred to by numbers from the schedule in the apportionment. The draft apportionment and map were sent to the commissioners. They had an instrument of apportionment engrossed and the map annexed to it, confirmed and dated it, and sent a copy both to the parish and the appropriate diocesan registry. Lands were discharged from payment of tithes from 1 January after the apportionment was confirmed and the rent-charges became payable from 1 July after that.4 The apportionments remained among the records of the Tithe Com- missioners (from 1936 the Tithe Redemption Commissioners) and were transferred to the Public Record Oflice in 1966. The copies of Wiltshire apportionments deposited in the Salisbury and Bristol diocesan registries were transferred by order of the Master of the Rolls to the Wiltshire Record Oflice from 1950. The copies of the Marston Meysey and Sopworth apportionments have been deposited in the Gloucester Diocesan Record Office in Gloucester City Library and that of the Kilmington apportionment in the Somerset Record Office. The abstracts printed below were made from the diocesan copies.5

THE PROGRESS OF TITHE COMMUTATION UNDER THE ACT

There were some 255 ancient ecclesiastical parishes in Wiltshire for which commutation was necessary under the Tithe Commutation Act, but the Act provided that the ancient ecclesiastical parish need not be the area for which agreements, awards, and apportionments were made. The Tithe Commissioners could order an extra-parochial place, a township in which

I Jni. Soc. Archivists, i. 136. 1 Ibid. 134. 3 For a few general remarks about the classification of land see Prince, ‘Tithe Surveys’, Ag. H. R. vii. 19. ~‘ For the records of the Tithe Commissioners and for an account of the form of apportionments see Jni. Soc. Arch. i. 132-9. 5 Those for Dauntsey (93) and Sutton Benger (245), for which the diocesan copies are missing, were made from microfilm copies in the W. R. O. 6 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS separate overseers of the poor were appointed, or any other place con- stituting a tithe-paying unit to be treated as an independent tithe district for the purposes of commutation.1 The abstracts of the 290 Wiltshire apportionments printed below therefore include eight for extra-parochial places and some 30 for chapelries or tithings, including three for the mother parishes of which there was no award (9, 209, 287). Many more than 30 of the ancient ecclesiastical parishes in Wiltshire, however, contained chapelries or tithings, usually based on pre-Conquest villages, with their own common fields and, where they had them, with churches which remained daughter churches. Such parishes were dealt with in a variety of ways under the Tithe Commuta- tion Act and, although the making of binding decisions by majorities in a tithe district may have made the choice of what the district was to be a delicate matter, it is difl"lcult to trace a consistent principle in the way they were treated. Chapelries, tithings, and townships from some 21 ancient ecclesiastical parishes were made official tithe districts. Some large parishes like Enford (114-18) and Bishop’s Cannings (52-5) were divided into several tithe districts and some 35 ‘non-parochial’ tithe districts were thus formed. Individually a good case could be made for each one to become a tithe district. In some the tithe owners were different from those of the mother parish (e.g. Allington, in All Cannings, 51). Others became tithe districts because they were clearly already parishes for poor-law purposes (e.g. Stert, in Urchfont, 241, East Grimstead, in West Dean, 132), perhaps with very little connexion with the mother parish (e.g. West Knoyle, in North Newnton, 163), although they may not have had different tithe-owners (e.g. the two Wilsfords and their tithings, 269-72). All those places clearly became tithe districts for good reasons but many other places apparently with equally good claims were dealt with as part of their parent parishes. In twenty parish apportionments the owners and occupiers of more than one township, titl1ing, or chapelry can be distinguished in the schedules. In each of them a single agreement or award dealt with the whole parish. In three apportionments founded on agreements, however, the total rent-charges and the land-use figures for the several parts of the parish were specified separately in the preamble reciting the agreement, perhaps suggesting an amalgamation of separate agreements (All Cannings, 50, Downton, 104, Melksham, 190). In the other seventeen parishes a single agreement or award was made and the constituent townships, tithings, or chapelries were distinguished only in the schedules to the apportionments; elsewhere (e.g. Wilcot, 268) not even that was done. Why were some places not treated as tithe districts when they were certainly already parishes for poor-law purposes (e.g. Brokenborough, Charlton, and Westport St. Mary, 41)? The most likely reason seems to have been that the tithes belonged principally to a single owner (41, 50, 104), although that did not prevent other parishes being split into tithe districts. It seems that there was no consistent principle and that the arrangement which appeared locally to be most convenient and likely to lead to agreement was adopted.

1 6 & 7 Wm. IV, C. 71, cl. xii. INTRODUCTION 7 Of the 290 apportionments for parishes and tithe districts abstracted below, 178 were founded on agreements. The dates of the agreements, that is the dates when the first signatures were put to them, run from 15 November 1836 (214), only three months after the Act was passed, to 18 April I844 (239), 5% years after the statutory date for reaching agreements. In a few places agreements had been signed by that statutory date, 1 October 1838, and a great many were evidently pending then, to judge by the number signed 1839-40, the busiest years for agreements. If no agreement had been signed by the end of 1840 commutation was more likely to have been by award than agreement, but agreements continued to be reached and did not become unusual until after 1841. Success or failure in reaching an agreement was apparently unrelated to the size of the place or the complexity of the pattern of land- and tithe-ownership in it. Agreements were indeed reached in most of Wiltshire’s larger and more complex parishes. At both Trowbridge and Melksham (190, 256), for example, agreements were reached in 1836, although both had to be amended by supplementary agreements. On the other hand there might be no agreement despite a simple pattern of ownership (e.g. 224). The fact that in three-fifths of the places tithes were commuted under agreements, despite the potential difficulties in valuing them, perhaps confirms that commutation was desired on both sides. The first Wiltshire award was made by the commissioners on 4 December 1838 (102), only two months after the date on which awards became possible. The last was made on 23 May 1850 (64), but most were made in the period 1840-5. The commissioners had clear rules for estimating the value of the tithes, but they were not bound by them and the preamble in the apportionment recording the award often refers to the fact that the annual value of the tithes in the seven years ending at Christmas 1835 was not a proper basis for a permanent commutation. The Wiltshire awards and supplementary awards were the work of only five assistant commissioners, three of whom acted on only one occasion each. Some 112 awards, including thirteen supplementary awards following agreements, were the work of Aneurin Owen (d. 1851), all but two over the years 1838-47. Since assistant commissioners could also be asked to advise on the terms of agreements and bore responsibility for the vetting of agreements and of apportionments under agreements and awards, they were clearly very busy years for Owen, whose work as an assistant tithe commissioner was presumably not confined to Wiltshire.1 Although his task was to value the tithes, not to survey the land or apportion the rent-charge, the pressure on his time may have limited Owen’s personal understanding of the history of tithe-paying and of the dispute attending it in each place. George Wingrove Cooke was responsible for eleven awards between 1846 and 1850, nine of them made in 1848.1 Supplementary agreements followed eight agreements, and supplementary awards followed fifteen agreements and seventeen awards. They usually resulted from an 1 For a biography of Owen see D.N.B. 1 For the work of the commissioners and assistant commissioners see L. Shelford, Acts for the Commutation of Tithes (1842 edn.), index. For some of their records see Jnl. Soc. Arch. i. 136. 8 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS omission in the draft agreement or award but sometimes corrected a mistaken calculation or altered the rent-charge. They were usually nearer the date on which the apportionment was confirmed than the date of agreement or award and so were presumably found necessaryduring apportionment or examination of the draft apportionment by the commissioners. The awards for Netheravon, Keevil, and Colerne (196, 156, 79) to convert corn-rents, payable under Inclosure Awards, to rent-charges were made by the Tithe Commissioners respectively in 1863, 1864, and 1875. Altered apportionments are not noticed in the abstracts printed below. After an award or agreement had been made it was usually possible to agree on a single valuer to apportion the rent-charge. Of some 87 valuers! employed about half were drawn from outside the county. Local men, however, were more frequently used. Francis Attwood of Salisbury and Robert Davis Little of Chippenham, for example, were valuers in 33 and 30 apportionments respectively. As the Act demanded, the schedules to the apportionments record the area of every piece of land, however small, subject to tithes. Especially in the larger parishes much surveying and valuing and then apportioning was necessary! The Act required draft apportionments to be completed six months after the agreement or award was confirmed but that hardly seems to have been possible in some large parishes. Surveying and valuation expenses were paid by the tithe-owners and landowners but they were mentioned in the apportionments of only Highworth (142) and Lydiard Millicent (179). The more active valuers presumably profited greatly from their fees especially if, as in the case of Richard Stratton of Upavon, they were themselves farmers of substance. The maps accompanying the draft apportionments are not all dated, nor their makers all known.3 To judge from those which do bear dates they were made, as might be expected, during the process of apportionment, but that was not always so. In several cases (e.g. 9, 21, 197) the map preceded the agreement or award; elsewhere (e.g. 265) it seems to have been made at a much later stage. Some 35 mapmakers are known, a few of them also being valuers.4 About a third came from outside the county. The interval between the agreement or award and the confirmation and engrossment of the apportionment varied greatly. The average was probably about two years. The interval was infrequently shorter than a year but rarely exceeded five years. The rate of progress towards apportionment and confirmation can, allowing for some exceptions, be related roughly to the size and complexity of the parish concerned. In Alton Barnes (6), a parish of c. 1,000 a. in which all the tithes belonged to a rector whose patrons owned nearly all the land, the interval was six months, but in Milton Lilbourne (194), a parish of nearly 3,500 a. with several townships and tithings and several

1 Listed below, Appendix 1. 1 Cf. Prince, ‘Tithe Surveys‘, Ag. H. R. vii. 20-5. 3 For the apportionment maps in general see ibid.; Jnl. Soc. Arch. i. 135. 4 Listed below, Appendix 2. INTRODUCTION 9 tithe-owners and landowners, it was three years. By 1846, however, ten years after the Tithe Commutation Act, most tithes were commuted in Wiltshire, and by 1856 they all were.

ARRANGEMENT OF THE ABSTRACTS

The collection which follows has been confined to the modern boundary of Wiltshire. It is founded on the principle that for each apportionment there should be a single and separate abstract. The abstracts for ancient ecclesiastical parishes and extra-parochial places which became tithe districts are arranged lexicographically. Those for chapelries, tithings, or townships which became tithe districts appear as separate numbered abstracts under the name of the mother parish with the name of the tithe district printed below the title line. A few such districts appear under their own names. The area of the parish or district subject to tithes, taken from the recital of the agreement or award in the preamble, is printed against the right-hand margin in the title-line of nearly every abstract. The areas often correspond roughly to the totals given of lands under different types of cultivation, but many of the figures are unreliable. Some seem to include tithe-free land (e.g. 268) and, when a whole parish was subject to tithes, it is often doubtful whether the figure expressing the area represents an estimated total area or whether non-tithable parts of the parish, such as the roads, were excluded. In the award for Wilsford in Swanborough hundred, for example, the roads were apparently excluded, but in the agreement for Manningford Bohune, its tithing, were apparently included (269-713). A sub-title, Agreement or Award, indicates whether the apportionment was founded on agreement or award. It is followed by the date of the agreement or award, with the name of the assistant commissioner for an award in brackets. That is followed by the date when the apportionment was confirmed and sealed by the commissioners, taken from the back of the document. The assistant commissioners dealing with awards are listed in Appendix 3. The statement of the total rent-charges agreed or awarded and the tithe-owners to whom they were allotted is abstracted under the sub-title Tithe rent-charge. The abstract records, when the information is given in the preamble, the nature of the tithes replaced by the rent-charges and the areas of land from which they arose. It also records, where possible, what tithes had been covered by moduses or similar payments, what tithes had already been merged or were merged under the agreement or award, what land was tithe-free (sometimes including a reason for the freedom), and what land had been exonerated from tithes under an Inclosure Award. The figures expressing the uses to which the tithable lands of the parish were put are also abstracted from the preamble. Under Arable, upland or commonable arable is sometimes distinguished. Meadow is not used in the precise sense of grassland from which a crop was taken for hay, but usually means all land under grass, often including down land. Pasture, from which no crop of grass was taken for hay, is sometimes separated from the meadow. It often includes upland sheep pasture but sometimes the area 10 WILTS HIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS of Down is itself given separately. The area of land taken by Homesteads is frequently given and other uses of land are sometimes specified. The total numbers of Owners and the names of owners and Occupiers are abstracted from the schedules to the apportionments. Limitation of space has prevented the naming of those holding a total of less than 50 a. of land. The schedules sometimes reveal a tenurial chain with several links between the holders in fee of the land and the men who cultivated it. The owners named in the abstracts are those named in the apportionments at the top of the chain. The occupiers named are those holding immediately of them. To avoid excessive complication and to save space lower tenants are not noticed in the abstracts. A further warning must be given. It is certain that the owners named in some apportionments (e.g. 6, 51, where the owners are known from other sources and named in square brackets) were themselves tenants although that fact could not possibly be discovered from the apportionment. It is not clear how often the apportionments play such tricks but it is certainly advisable for the reader concerned with the ownership and farming of the land to use the abstracts, and the apportionments themselves, cautiously. Glebe estates, however small, are mentioned under Owners whether they were attached to a benefice or not. When an apportionment identifies land, belonging to a lay rector or any other owner, which was formerly glebe to support a rector, that information appears in the abstract. The valuers are not named in the abstracts but are listed in Appendix l. From the maps only the date, where given, and the scale have been abstracted. For maps which have no scale on them an approximate scale has usually been given in square brackets. The names of known mapmakers are listed in Appendix 2. In the abstracts the spellings of place-names, including the names of some farms, have been rationalized in accordance with modern usage and some personal names, especially of peers and baronets, have been standardized. Many of the lesser place-names and most personal names have been left in the form that they take in the apportionments. Parts of acres are adjusted to the nearest whole acre; areas smaller than one acre are increased to an acre. ABSTRACTS OF WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS

1 ALDBOURNE (8,496 a.) Agreement 16 March 1837, conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1839. Tithe rent-charge On 6,114 a. £1,475 to the dean and chapter of Winchester for great tithes; £210 15s. to the vicar (John Seagram) for lesser tithes. A pension of £2 a year payable by the dean and chapter of Winchester to the vicar is exempt from rent-charge; rectorial glebe, 120 a., tithe—free under Inclosure Award, 1809, in which allotments in place of tithes on it were made to the vicar. Arable 5,038 a. Meadow 839 a. Wood 227 a. Cottages and gardens 10 a. Owners 55. Trustees of Aldbourne poor 50 a.; James Brogden 515 a.; Thomas Baskerville Mynors Baskerville 1,467 a.; Jonathan and Thomas Belcher 85 a.; Thomas Brown 126 a.; William Brown 304 a.; William Brown of Kingstone 120 a.; Sir Francis Burdett 402 a.; Cornelius Canning 166 a.; Richard Church 147 a.; George Church 346 a.; Robert Church 637 a.; Thomas Coleman 63 a.; Elizabeth Gould 57 a.; Richard Hill, Simon Sawyer, and Timothy Weedon 59 a.; Stephen Neate 57 a.; dean and chapter of Winchester 124 a. (including rectorial glebe, 120 a.); John Round 577 a.; John Seymour 63 a.; Thomas Southby 400 a.; John Stone 628 a.; John Seagram 426 a.; Broome Witts 74 a.; William Woodman 200 a. Vicarial glebe 4 a. Occupiers Trustees of the poor 50 a.; Thomas Gould 515 a.; Joseph Wentworth 481 a.; Thomas Butler 184 a.; William Woodman 963 a.; William Choules 411 a.; Broome Witts 159 a.; Thomas Brown 126 a.; William Brown 304 a.; John Brown 748 a.; Thomas Kemm 354 a.; Cornelius Canning 166 a.; Richard Church 569 a.; George Church 346 a.; Robert Church 637 a.; William Coleman 63 a.; Elizabeth Gould 457 a.; Richard Hill, Simon Sawyer, and Timothy Weedon 59 a.; William Deadman 412 a.; Thomas Butler and others 124 a.; William Church 577 a.; John Seymour 63 a. Maps 2, 1838. Village 1/2376, parish 1/9504.

2 ALDERBURY (2,157 a. excl. Pitton and Farley) Award 6 Nov. 1847 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 31 Dec. 1849. Tithe rent-charge £80 to the vicar (H. Stephens) for vicarial tithes. Whaddon farm and Seth Ward’s charity for the College of Matrons tithe-free on payment of 10s. annually to Viscount Folkestone; rectorial tithes extinguished by allotments of land under Inclosure Award, 1809. Arable 600 a. Meadow 1,020 a. Wood 500 a. Orchards and gardens 30 a. Homesteads and buildings 5 a. 12 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS Owners 21. Trustees of Seth Ward’s charity 570 a.; Jacob Pleydell-Bouverie, Viscount Folkestone, 1,229 a.; George Fort 312 a. Glebe l a. Occupiers Stephen Parsons 362 a.; Viscount Folkestone 397 a.; John Taunton 488 a.; George Rumbold 115 a.; George Fort 312 a. Map (boundaries of Whaddon shown), 1/3168.

3 ALDERBURY (2,157 a.) Pitton and Farley chapelries Agreement 4 Dec. 1838, conﬁrmed 9 March 1842. Tithe rent-charge £330 to the treasurer of Salisbury cathedral for great tithes, including £10 for tithes on glebe; £103 to the vicar (Hugh Stephens) for lesser tithes, including £8 for tithes on glebe. 174 a. tithe-free; pasture lands tithe—free when fed with cows on payment of a modus of 2d. a cow but tithes of hay still payable; also a modus of 6d. a calf, 6d. a colt, 2d. a pig, ld. for ancient gardens, poultry, and eggs, ld. a homestead. Arable 1,389 a. Meadow 288 a. Wood 143 a. Orchards and gardens 49 a. PITTON Owners 48. John Ainsworth 117 a.; Henry Cook 139 a.; Henry Fox- Strangways, earl of Ilchester, 225 a.; William Maton 122 a.; Joseph Parsons 156 a.; John Read 117 a.; Moses Webb 57 a.; Samuel Webb 128 a.; warden and fellows of Winchester College 82 a. including land in Farley (rectorial glebe). Occupiers John Ainsworth 98 a.; George Cook 139 a.; Joseph Parsons and others 165 a.; William Maton 117 a.; Joseph Parsons 89 a.; Stephen Seaward 117 a.; Moses Webb 57 a.; Ann Whitlock 128 a. FARLEY Owners 32. James Cook 71 a.; Caroline Newman 79 a.; Thomas Parsons 54 a.; William Pleydell-Bouverie, earl of Radnor, 251 a. Vicarial glebe 34 a. including land in Pitton. Occupiers James Cook 71 a.; Nicholas Prewett 79 a.; Thomas Parsons 54 a.; Joseph Parsons 51 a.; earl of Radnor 152 a.; James Cook and another 82 a. Map 1/4752.

4 ALDERTON (1,584 a.) Agreement 7 Aug. 1839, conﬁrmed 31 Dec. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £145 to the dean and chapter of Gloucester for great and small tithes. Arable 428 a. Meadow 1,127 a. Wood 29 a. Owners 8. Joseph Neeld 1,536 a. Glebe 47 a. Occupiers Joseph Neeld 74 a.; R. T. Deere 413 a.; John Kington 343 a.; Daniel Lessiter 247 a.; James Lane 246 a.; Mary White 169 a. Map 1840. 1/2640.

5 ALLINGTON (940 a.) Award 21 Dec. 1839 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 4 Nov. 1840. ALLINGTON 13 Tithe rent-charge £220 for great tithes and £2 5s. for tithes of oats on 4 yardlands called Millers to Robert Waters of Boscombe, and £10 for tithes on glebe. Arable 629 a. Meadow 30 a. Homesteads and gardens 5 a. Down 234 a. Roads 6 a. Owners 8. James Horne 173 a.; Jane Mayhew 144 a.; Wadham Wyndham 546 a. Glebe 35 a. Occupiers James Horne 718 a.; William Page 144 a. Map 1840. 1/4752.

6 ALTON BARNES (1,001 a.) Agreement 31 Dec. 1838, conﬁrmed 21 June 1839. Tithe rent-charge On 1,001 a. £262 10s. to the rector (David Williams) for great and small tithes, including £13 10s. for tithes on glebe. Arable 572 a. Meadow 122 a. Wood 18 a. Down 317 a. Homesteads 11 a. Owners 9 [most as tenants of New College, Oxford]. William S. Maslen 210 a.; John Neate 91 a.; W. S. Maslen and others 70 a.; Robert Pile 628 a. Glebe 50 a. Occupiers W. S. Maslen 248 a.; William Pyke 90 a.; Edward Chapman 628 a.; W. S. Maslen and others 70 a. Maps 2, 1838. 1/3168.

7 ALVEDISTON (2,418 a.) Award 30 Dec. 1842 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1844. Tithe rent-charge £395 to the president and fellows of King’s College, Cambridge, for great tithes; £80 to the vicar (S. H. Hawtrey) for lesser tithes. All tithes belong to the vicar except those of corn, grain, and hay throughout the parish and of lambs and 200 ﬂeeces of wool arising from Norrington farm, which belong to King’s College. Arable 248 a. Meadow 38 a. Pasture 128 a. Wood 69 a. Orchards, gardens, and homesteads 16 a. Down 1,108 a. Roads 10 a. Owners 6. Henry King 55 a;. Thomas King 422 a.; J. W. G. Rogers 769 a.; William Wyndham 1,269 a. Vicarial glebe 1 a. Occupiers John Wright 55 a.; Thomas King 419 a.; J. W. G. Rogers 768 a.; James Parham 1,269 a. Map 1/4752.

8 AMESBURY (5,778 a.) Award 30 Aug. 1843 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 19 Feb. 1847. Tithe rent-charge £955 to the dean and canons of Windsor; £1 to the perpetual curate (F. W. Fowle). Tithes of milk and calves had previously been altered to a payment of 6d. to the perpetual curate for each cow and calf; all other tithes belonged to the dean and canons of Windsor. 833 a. tithe-free by prescription. Arable 2,960 a. Meadow 380 a. Down 2,157 a. Woods 177 a. Roads and rivers 104 a. 14 W1 LTSHI RE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS Owners ll. Sir Edmund Antrobus 5,254 a. Glebe 1 a. Occupiers Sir Edmund Antrobus 209 a.; William Long 1,729 a.; Robert Pinckney 1,005 a.; Henry Selfe 1,102 a. ; Thomas Tanner 1,174 a.; Edmund Olding, junior, 501 a. (tithe-free). hlap 1846.1/4752.

9 ASHTON KEYNES (1,350 a.) Leigh tithing Agreement ll June 1840, supplementary award 28 Nov. 1840 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 31 March 1841. Tithe rent-charge On 1,158 a. £287 10s. to the [lay] rector (Rev. Charles Pitt) for great and small tithes, including £5 for tithes on rectorial and £2 10s. for tithes on vicarial glebe. 188 a. tithe-free. Arable 127 a. Meadow 1,202 a. Wood 1 a. Roads and waste 4 a. Owners 36. Joseph Hulbert 62 a.; John Hulbert 168 a.; Richard Kennier 123 a.; Charles Jenkinson, earl of Liverpool, 412 a.; William Large 87 a.; Thomas Lediard 66 a.; Rev. John Nicholas 134 a.; Charles Stevens 64 a.; Rev. Charles Pitt 45 a. (rectorial glebe). Occupiers Thomas Curtis and others 62 a.; Joseph Hulbert 168 a.; William Moody 123 a.; William Archer 191 a.; Joseph Freeth 88 a.; William Millard 52 a.; John Slatter 58 a.; John Ellison 87 a.; James Godwin 125 a.; Henry Ellison 53 a. Map 1839. 1/3168.

10 STEEPLE ASHTON (2,823 a. excl. West Ashton, Great Hinton, and Semington) Agreement 8 March 1841, conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1844. Tithe rent-charge On 2,767 a. £363 10s. to the master and fellows of Magdalene College, Cambridge, for great tithes; on 36 a. (in schedule 1) £10 to Walter Long; on 59 a. (in schedule 2) £18 2s. to the rector of Trow- bridge (Francis Fulford) for great and small tithes; on 283 a. (in schedule 3) £85 for great and small tithes and £205 for remaining small tithes to the vicar (Richard Crawley), including £5 for small tithes on glebe. Lands in schedule 2 subject to payment by the rector of Trowbridge to the vicar of Steeple Ashton of 3s. a year; schedule 4 shows 252 a. exempt from payment of great tithes and schedule 5 shows 23 a. exempt from payment of all tithes. Arable 1,187 a. Meadow 1,391 a. Wood 188 a. Roads etc. 35 a. Owners 88. Walter Long 2,141 a.; Francis Edwards 58 a.; William Stillman 102 a.; Magdalene College 4 a. (rectorial glebe). Vicarial glebe 16 a. Occupiers Walter Long 395 a. Map 1841. 1/4752.

11 STEEPLE ASHTON (2,040 a.) West Ashton tithing Agreement 27 Oct. 1838, conﬁrmed 3 Aug. 1840. Tithe rent-charge On 2,000 a. £410 to the vicar (Richard Crawley) for - STEEPLE ASHTON 15 great and small tithes; on 12 a. (in schedule 2) £3 15s. to the rector of Trowbridge (Francis Fulford) and ls. to the vicar of Steeple Ashton. Arable 558 a. Meadow 1,007 a. Wood 350 a. Owners 24. Walter Long 1,255 a.; Susannah Ludlow 350 a.; William S. Whittaker 52 a. Occupiers Humphrey Flower 72 a.; Walter Long 1,137 a.; Susannah Ludlow 350 a. Map 1840. l/4752.

12 STEEPLE ASHTON (694 a.) Great Hinton tithing Agreement 13 July 1838, conﬁrmed 3 Sept. 184-4. Tithe rent-charge On 694 a. £120 to Walter Long for great tithes; £75 to the vicar (Richard Crawley) for small tithes. Arable 218 a. Meadow 476 a. Owners 15. Walter Long 476 a.; Rev. G. T. Chamberlain 53 a.; James Watts 50 a. Occupiers Sarah Sims 54 a.; William Porter 142 a.; James Watts 50 a. Map 1842. 1/2376. ’ 13 STEEPLE ASHTON (1,227 a.) Semington chapelry Agreement 26 Oct. 1837, conﬁrmed 28 Feb. 1839. Tithe rent-charge On 1,195 a. £180 to Walter Long for great tithes; £145 to the vicar (Richard Crawley) for small tithes. Arable 214 a. Meadow 981 a. Owners 56. All Souls’ College, Oxford, 57 a.; Thomas and William Bruges 60 a.; Rev. G. T. Chamberlain 95 a.; Rev. Thomas Gaisford 78 a.; Walter Long 137 a.; Charles Pierrepont, Earl Manvers, 117 a.; Edward Seymour, duke of Somerset, 430 a. Occupiers Thomas Bruges 57 a.; John Hayward 69 a.; Joseph Ghey 83 a.; James Blake 118 a.; James Pocock 219 a.; Thomas Watts 70 a.; William White 96 a.; James Miles 74 a. Map 1/3168.

14 AVEBURY (4,544 a.) Award 15 Feb. 1845 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 25 Sept. 1845. Tithe rent-charge On 136 a. £38 3s. lld. to John William Hopkins; on 206 a. £55 8s. 6d. to Robert Stayner Holford; on 331 a. £82 10s. to William Tanner; on 22 a. £5 to the trustees of John Nalder; £90 2s. to the vicar (J. Mayo). On 3,688 a. tithes merged; glebe, 14 a., tithe-free. Arable 2,300 a. Meadow 350 a. Down 1,880 a. Owners 16. F. A. Carrington 74 a.; Rev. Robert Ashe 358 a.; R. S. Holford 76 a.; J. W. Hopkins 55 a.; James Kemm 107 a.; Thomas Pinneger 211 a. Vicarial glebe 14 a. Occupiers John Gale Reeves 74 a.; Jacob Pinneger 358 a.; John Wentworth 16 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS 76 a.; Samuel Wentworth 55 a.; Thomas Pinneger 208 a.; Thomas Kemm 107" a. Map 1845. 1/4752.

15 BARFORD ST. MARTIN (2,243 a.) Agreement 28 Oct. 1839, conﬁrmed 3 Nov. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £590 to the rector (Frederick Gambier) for great and small tithes, including £25 for great tithes and £5 for small tithes on glebe; on 197 a. £55 to the prebendary of Chute and Chisenbury (Matthew Marsh) and his lessees, the warden and fellows of All Souls’ College, Oxford; on 15 a. £7 5s. to the rector of Baverstock (William Hony). Common meadow, 20 a., exempt from tithe of hay under Inclosure Award, 1815. Arable 1,200 a. Meaclow 289 a. Down 666 a. Wood 82 a. Owners 39. Christopher Crouch 132 a.; Harriett Green 67 a.; Robert Herbert, earl of Pembroke, 1,172 a.; John Hungerford Penruddocke 124 a.; Alexander Powell 634 a. Glebe 92 a. Occupiers Christopher Crouch 130 a.; Harriett Green 223 a.; Thomas Benett 503 a.; James Shepherd 118 a.; Edward A. Nicholson 776 a.; William Targett 70 a.; Alexander Powell 210 a.; James Smith 56 a. Map 1840. 1/4752.

16 BAVERSTOCK (1,214 a.) Agreement 14 Jan. 1839, conﬁrmed 10 Dec. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £313 to the rector (William Edward Hony) for great and small tithes, including £14 for tithes on rectorial and £4 for tithes on vicarial glebe. Arable 568 a. Meadow 390 a. Wood 243 a. Homesteads and gardens 13 a. Owners 7. Robert Herbert, earl of Pembroke, 166 a.; John Hungerford Penruddocke 593 a.; Alexander Powell 342 a. Glebe 58 a. Occupiers Earl of Pembroke 166 a.; James Smith 593 a.; Alexander Powell and James Nowlson 342 a. Map 1840. 1/4752.

17 BAYDON Award 10 July 1845 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1848. Tithe rent-charge On 27 a. £9 10s. to devisee of Richard Townsend; on 12 a. £3 2s. to the vicar of Ampney [Crucis] (E. A. Daubeny); on 4 a. £1 2s. 4d. to John Williams. Arable 43 a. Owners 2. Map 1848.1/2376.

18 GREAT BEDWYN (9,865 a.) Agreement 8 April 1847, conﬁrmed 25 June 1850. Tithe rent-charge £394 to trustees of Charles Brudenell-Bruce, marquess GREAT BEDWYN 17 of Ailesbury; £212, including a charge for the vicarial tithes on Wilton, to the vicar (John Ward). On all lands, except those belonging to the trustees of the marquess of Ailesbury, tithes extinguished; glebe, 2 a., tithe-free. Arable 5,989 a. Meadow 1,872 a. Down 880 a. Wood 733 a. Canal, houses, roads, and waste 391 a. Owners 27. Trustees of Edward Tanner 1,701 a.; marquess of Ailesbury 764 a.; executors of the late J. B. H. Tanner 1,697 a. Glebe 2 a. Occupiers John Miles 885 a.; William Hawkins 775 a.; William Sheppard 403 a.; Thomas Potter 263 a.; Anne Edwards 128 a. Map 1847. 1/4752.

19 LITTLE BEDWYN (4,234 a.) Agreement 5 Sept. 1840, conﬁrmed 31 Dec. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £33 10s., including a charge on 33 a. in schedule 3, to trustees of Charles Brudenell-Bruce, marquess of Ailesbury; £256 12s. to the vicar (William Skey), and £5 18s. 6d. rent from the Kennet & Avon Canal Company. Glebe, 2 a., tithe-free. Arable 738 a. Meadow 190 a. Wood 101 a. Owners 6. Sir William Curtis 820 a.; devisees of Stephen Wentworth 70 a.; trustees of the marquess of Ailesbury 129 a.; marquess of Ailesbury 3,203 a. Vicarial glebe 2 a. Occupiers Sir William Curtis and John Brown White 820 a.; devisees of Stephen Wentworth 112 a.; William Hale 201 a.; George Platt 291 a.; Anne Rickens 524 a.; John Wickham 398 a.; John Rushey 67 a.; Thomas Potter 364 a.; Edward Potter 413 a.; George Phillips 117 a.; David Unthank 68 a.; marquess of Ailesbury 667 a. Map 1841. 1/4752.

20 BEECHINGSTOKE (856 a.) Agreement 24 Jan. 1838, conﬁrmed 21 Oct. 1839. Tithe rent-charge On 840 a. £295 to the rector (Edward W. Caulﬁeld) for great and small tithes, including £8 for rectorial and £2 for vicarial tithes on glebe. 16 a. exempt from tithes. Arable 640 a. Meadow 187 a. Wood 14 a. Owners 18. Joseph Gilbert 304 a.; Joseph Hayward 475 a. Glebe 30 a. Occupiers Joseph Gilbert 300 a.; Joseph Hayward 456 a. Map 1/2376.

21 BERWICK BASSETT (1,384 a.) Award 27 Nov. 1843 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1848. Tithe rent-charge £305 to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners (for the lapsed prebend of Calne annexed to the treasurership of Salisbury cathedral), and £10 for tithes on glebe. Arable 764 a. Meadow 377 a. Down 187 a. Homesteads 5 a. Wood 7 a. Roads and waste 7 a. 18 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS Owners 10. Henry Edward Fox, Lord Holland, 592 a.; representatives of the late John Nalder 735 a. Prebendal glebe 46 a. Occupiers Representatives of the late Joseph Large 149 a.; Simeon Viveash 448 a.; Stephen Neate 728 a. Map 1839. 1/2376.

22 BERWICK ST. JAMES (2,491 a.) Agreement 31 Dec. 1841, conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1843. Tithe rent-charge On 200 a. in schedule 2 and for l tithes on lands in schedule 3, 407 a. (land of Harry Biggs), £72 10s. to Robert Herbert, earl of Pembroke, as trustee of the charity school at Great Wishford, and £50 to the earl of Pembroke for rectorial tithes; on 1,327 a. £10 ls. 6d. to Alexander Baring, Lord Ashburton; £30 lls. to the vicar (Samuel Settle) for vicarial tithes. Remaining rectorial tithes on the lands in schedule 3 merged by Harry Biggs. Arable 1,474 a. Meadow 1,016 a. Owners 15. Lord Ashburton 1,603 a.; Harry Biggs 824 a. Glebe 1 a. Occupiers E. C. Pinkney 1,620 a.; George Tabor 828 a. Map 1/4752.

23 BERWICK ST. JOHN (3,537 a.) Agreement 1 Nov. 1839, conﬁrmed 31 Aug. 1841. Tithe rent-charge On 2,675 a. £518 to the rector (Richard Downes) for all tithes, including £18 for tithes on glebe. 761 a. tithe-free under Inclosure Award, 1794, the rector having received 32 a. of wood in lieu of tithes; 41 a., old glebe exchanged with Lord Rivers 12 Nov. 1834, tithe-free; Charles Foot occupier of Manor farm has the right to keep 100 sheep free of tithes. Arable 1,202 a. Meadow 245 a. Wood 143 a. Down 1,085 a. Owners 35. Samuel Foot 93 a.; Charles Foot 450 a.; Thomas Grove 1,022 a.; Thomas Grove, junior, 239 a.; Robert Herbert, earl of Pembroke, 280 a.; George Rivers, Lord Rivers, 1,443 a. (including 780 a. tithe-free). Glebe 54 a. Occupiers Charles Foot 626 a.; John Lush 280 a.; Thomas Grove 329 a.; John Lane 424 a.; Thomas Shere 266 a.; Thomas Grove, junior, 239 a.; Lord Rivers 250 a.; William G. Maffey 413 a. Map 1/7128.

24 BIDDESTONE ST. NICHOLAS AND SLAUGHTERFORD (2,246 a.) Agreement 17 Oct. 1838, conﬁrmed 9 June 1840. Tithe rent-charge £300 to the warden and scholars of Winchester College for rectorial tithes; £165 to the rector (Andrew Quicke) for vicarial tithes. Barrow farm, 89 a., tithe-free. Arable 1,307 a. Meadow 715 a. Wood 135 a. Owners 63. Stephen Beazer 72 a.; Ruth Beard 67 a.; George Wyndham, earl of Egremont, 330 a.; George Gillett 110 a.; Harry H. Joy 114 a.; BIDDESTONE ST. NICHOLAS AND SLAUGHTERFORD 19 William Little 272 a.; Walter Long 376 a.; Paul Methuen, Lord Methuen, 607 a.; Samuel Mountjoy 154 a. Glebe 1 a. Occupiers Joseph Bewley 72 a.; John Gibbs 329 a.; George Gillett 173 a.; Harry H. Joy 80 a.; Thomas Little 208 a.; William Gale 60 a.; Ann and William Blake 663 a.; John Matthews 93 a.; Lord Methuen 79 a.; Charles Stubbins 81 a.; John L. Davis 86 a. Map 1840. 1/4752.

25 BISHOPSTONE (in Downton hundred) (4,265 a.) Agreement 24 April 1838, conﬁrmed 25 Oct. 1839. Tithe rent-charge £969 to the rector (G. A. Montgomery) for great and small tithes, including £7 10s. for tithes on rectorial glebe. 1 a. tithe-free. Arable 3,178 a. Meadow and down 1,067 a. Common land 7 a. (2 a. of downland for Throope, 5 a. for Netton). Owners 44. Francis Harding 93 a.; John Jewell 140 a.; Robert Herbert, earl of Pembroke, 2,770 a.; William Rawden 213 a.; Henry Rooke 416 a.; Michael Rooke 52 a.; Elizabeth Rooke 328 a.; William Scapland 56 a.; James Swayne 245 a.; Rev. Thomas Talbot 52 a. Glebe 31 a. Occupiers John Harding 93 a.; James Swayne 605 a.; William Bracher 892 a.; Jehu Lush 53 a.; William Rawden 974 a.; John Sidford 301 a.; Thomas Stagg 610 a. ; Henry Rooke 468 a.;Elizabeth Rooke 171 a.;William Scapland 108 a. Map 1839. l/6346.

26 BISHOPSTROW (1,030 a.) Agreement 4 Sept. 1838, conﬁrmed 26 Nov. 1839. Tithe rent-charge £228 10s. to the rector (J. G. D. Thring) for great and small tithes, including £3 10s. for tithes on rectorial and vicarial glebe. 79 a., formerly belonging to Farleigh Priory, tithe-free. Arable 502 a. Meadow 428 a. (including Down 298 a.) Wood 21 a. Owners 10. Sir John Astley 146 a.; Francis W. Bayly 93 a.; William Temple 689 a. Glebe ll a. Occupiers Joseph Phelps 62 a.; Thomas Bennett 93 a.; Isaac Pearce 633 a. Map 1839. 1/5940.

27 BLACKLAND (537 a.) Award 14 June 1845 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), confirmed 30 Sept. 1845. Tithe rent-charge £131 to the rector (William Maurice Macdonald); on 27 a. in North field £7 to the rector of Calstone Wellington (William Maurice Macdonald). On 27 a. in Blackland North field tithes merged. Arable 201 a. Meadow 250 a. Down 29 a. Wood 32 a. Homesteads etc. 16 a. Roads and waste 4 a. Owners 10. Henry Petty-Fitzmaurice, marquess of Lansdowne, 217 a.; William Tanner 253 a. Glebe 6 a. (tithes already merged on 5 a.). Occupiers Abraham Carpenter 157 a.; Henry Maundrell 102 a. Map 1/4752. 20 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS 28 BLAGDEN (89 a.) Award 20 April 1848 (Commissioner George Wingrove Cooke), confirmed 24 Sept. 1849. Tithe rent-charge £12 to Charles Brudenell-Bruce, marquess of Ailesbury. Arable 81 a. Meadow 7 a. Roads 1 a. Owner Marquess of Ailesbury 89 a. Occupiers William Gilbert 84 a. Map 1849. 1/2376.

29 BLUNSDON ST. ANDREW (1,301 a.) Agreement 1 May 1837, conﬁrmed 3 July 1839. Tithe rent-charge £305 to the rector (William Thomas Wyld) for great and small tithes. Arable 613 a. Meadow 662 a. Wood 26 a. Owners 5. Diana Mary Barker 706 a.; John James Calley 137 a.; John Thomas Freeman-Mitford, Lord Redesdale, 309 a.; Thomas Villett 255 a. Occupiers Richard Packer 250 a. ; John James Calley 557 a. ; Moses Acraman 309 a.; Richard Edmonds 255 a. Map 1837. 1/2376.

30 BOSCOMBE (1,590 a.) Award 30 May 1840 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 28 Sept. 1843. Tithe rent-charge £250 10s. to the rector (Christopher Fawcett); on 241 a. £94 10s. to Robert Waters. Tithe of milk covered by payment of 2d. a cow and tithes on gardens by 1d. a garden; glebe, 34 a., tithe-free by prescription. Arable 876 a. Meadow 60 a. Down 620 a. Owners 5. George Matcham 1,315 a.; Robert Waters 149 a. Glebe 34 a. Occupiers Robert Waters 1,304 a. Maps 2 (1 showing common ﬁelds), 1839. 1/4752.

31 BOWOOD (970 a.) Award 20 Dec. 1845 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1847. Tithe rent-charge £100 to the dean and chapter of Salisbury; £5 to the vicar of Calne (John Guthrie). 93 a. tithe-free on payment of £5 annually to the vicar of Calne. Arable 161 a. Pasture 110 a. Sheep pasture 99 a. Coppice 304 a. Mansion, gardens, and deer park 278 a. Water 18 a. Owner Henry Petty-Fitzmaurice, marquess of Lansdowne, 902 a. Occupiers Marquess of Lansdowne 639 a.; William Flower 321 a. Map 1847. 1/3168.

32 BOX (4,136 a.) Agreement 16 April 1838, conﬁrmed 30 Dec. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £408 3s. 8d. (£408 6s. 2d.) to the vicar (H.D.C.S. Horlock) for all tithes except those of corn and grain; £481 16s. 4d. (£481 18s. 10d.) BOX 21 to the lay rector (W. B. Northey); on 34 a. £8 10s. to John Fuller; out of the impropriate rectory of Box £10 to Henry Brereton, rector of Hazelbury. Payments of 3d. a cow in lieu of tithe of milk and 5s. each for Pinchen’s Mill and Crook’s Mill are made; vicarial glebe, 1 a., tithe-free except that when not in the vicar’s hands 2s. 6d. is paid to the lay rector and 2s. 6d. to the vicar. Arable 2,257 a. Meadow 1,251 a. Wood 263 a. Common 218 a. Gardens 4-4 a. Messuages etc. 102 a. Owners 100. William Brown 128 a.; John Fuller 394 a.; Henry Hall Joy 327 a.; John Jones 126 a.; Walter Long 80 a.; Edward Webb 94 a.; William Wiltshire 58 a.; E. R. and W. B. Northey 2,388 a. Vicarial glebe 1 a. Occupiers William Brown 336 a.; David R. Pinchin 238 a.; George Pinchin 50 a.; Henry Poulson 193 a.; William Perrin 91 a.; William Wiltshire 183 a.; Thomas Rawlings 65 a.; Christopher Pinnegar 364 a.; William Cottle 215 a.; John Edwards 570 a.; E. R. and W. B. Northey 366 a.; John Idols 91 a.; William Mizen 75 a.; John Olman 97 a.; Thomas Tuckey 60 a.; Jacob Pocock 165 a.; James Wilton 128 a.; Joseph Pocock 223 a. Maps 2 (east and west). 1/2376.

33 BOYTON (3,808 a.) Award 11 May 1839 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 17 Aug. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £512 to the rector (William Aldridge) for great and small tithes, and £5 for tithes on glebe. Arable 1,087 a. Water meadow 38 a. Pasture 184 a. Orchards 22 a. Down 1,369 a. Wood 1,084 a. Roads 52 a. Owners 19. John Bennett 443 a.; Aylmer Bourke Lambert 2,547 a.; James Morrison 346 a.; Ambrose Patient 101 a.; Richard Withers, senior, 166 a.; Richard Withers, junior, 74 a. Glebe 24 a. Occupiers Henry Phillips 443 a.; Ambrose Patient 1,721 a.; Aylmer Bourke Lambert 564 a.; James Morrison 346 a.; Richard Withers, senior, 305 a.; Francis Foly 74 a. Map 1839. 1/4752.

34 BRADFORD ON AVON (11,272 a.) Agreement 13 Nov. 1839, confirmed 4 Nov. 1842. Tithe rent-charge £1,507 2s. (tithings of Borough and Trowle £160, Winsley £298, Atworth £167, Holt, Wraxall, Leigh, and Woolley £800, Limpley Stoke except the woodland £76 8s., Limpley Stoke woodland £5 14s.) to the dean and chapter of Bristol for great tithes; £1,000 to the vicar (Henry Harvey) for lesser tithes, and 7s. 6d. for tithes on glebe. 1,004 a., formerly lands of Shaftesbury Abbey, exempt from tithes. Arable 4,362 a. Meadow 5,956 a. Wood 399 a. Common 209 a. Roads etc. 78 a. Bonouon Owners 209. Sir John Cam Hobhouse 343 a.; Charles Pierrepont, Earl 22 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS Manvers, 253 a.; William Stancombe 154 a.; Mrs. Esther Yerbury 50 a. Vicarial glebe 3 a. Occupiers George Spencer 328 a.; John and William Newbury 154 a.; Samuel Bowyer 154 a. TROWLE Owners 59. Sir John Hobhouse 112 a.; Earl Manvers 468 a.; William Stancombe 100 a. Occupiers William Applegate 171 a.; James Guley 134 a.; Richard Little 86 a.; Samuel Bowyer 100 a. WINSLEY Owners 128. James Baber 132 a. ; Thomas Shewell Bailward 97 a. ; Emmanuel Byfield 53 a.; representatives of Charles Conolly 459 a.; Joseph C. Daniel 72 a.; Rev. R. B. Fisher 170 a.; John Jones 103 a.; trustees of John Long 102 a.; George Melsome 115 a.; John Pinchin and James Antrobus 50 a.; Mrs. Esther Yerbury 177 a.; dean and chapter of Bristol 186 a. (including rectorial glebe 143 a.). Vicarial glebe 2 a. Occupiers James Baber 126 a.; Emmanuel Byfield 50 a.; representatives of Charles Conolly 54 a.; Richard King 245 a.; Jacob Phillips 121 a.; Joseph C. Daniel 72 a.; William Angel 168 a.; Thomas Hanks 192 a.; Robert Symons 101 a.; William Rose 115 a.; John Pinchin 50 a.; Alexander Wilkins 59 a.; Isaac Smallcombe 124 a. LIMPLEY STOKE Owners 30. Robert Cooper 59 a.; Robert Cooper and Joseph Clisild 82 a.; Robert Cooper and Henry John Fisher 111 a.; Henry Toogood Davis 135 a.; dean and chapter of Bristol 24 a. (rectorial glebe). Vicarial glebe 1 a. Occupiers George Rose 59 a.; George Watts 56 a.; Henry Toogood Davis 153 a. LEIGH AND WOOLLEY Owners 116. William Adye 83 a.; Mrs. Ann Atwood 118 a.; T. S. Bailward 77 a.; Henry Baskerville 83 a.; Rev. John H. Bradney 118 a.; John Clark 276 a.; John Deverell 57 a.; Samuel Everett and the executors of John Spencer 67 a.; Thomas Watkin Forster 126 a.; representatives of John Jones 83 a.; Earl Manvers 212 a.; William Henry Smith 85 a. Occupiers Cornelius Levins 106 a.; Henry Mizen 118 a.; James Crisp 101 a.; Thomas Spackman 60 a.; John Clark 276 a.; Henry Gerrish 59 a.; John Harding 115 a.; Samuel Kendall 52 a. ; George Hulbert 202 a.; Joel Keable 72 a.; George Spencer 51 a. HOLT Owners 67. Mrs. Ann Atwood 69 a.; James Chapman 104 a.; Rev. Edward Edgell 94 a.; T. W. Forster 748 a.; dean and chapter of Bristol 40 a. (rectorial glebe). Vicarial glebe 1 a. Occupiers Henry Mizen 60 a.; James Chapman 103 a.; Job Pocock 94 a.; James Godwin 191 a.; John Harding 222 a.; William Butler 50 a.; Samuel Chapman 195 a. WRAXALL Owners 29. Wade Brown 59 a.; Walter Long 1,172 a.; Thomas Mizen 134 a. Vicarial glebe 1 a. BRADFORD ON AVON 23 Occupiers George Fry 56 a.; John Collet 255 a.; Henry Gishford 75 a.; George Burbage 192 a.; William Moon 193 a.; Walter Spencer 207 a.; John Willshire 223 a.; Mary Ann Harding 132 a. Arwonrn Owners 67. John Bird Fuller 116 a.; R. H. B. Hale 732 a.; Thomas Heathcote 90 a.; Hannah More 79 a.; dean and chapter of Bristol 17 a. (rectorial glebe). Vicarial glebe 2 a. Occupiers Thomas Hulbert 137 a.; John Tanner Hulbert 75 a.; Thomas Earl 130 a.; James Tanner 84 a.; John Tanner 106 a.; Thomas Heathcote 57 a.; John Butler 56 a.; Samuel Pocock 59 a. Map 1/6336 (town 1/3168).

35 MAIDEN BRADLEY (4,208 a.) Award 1 Aug. 1840 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), confinned 31 Dec. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £512 to the dean and chapter of Christ Church, Oxford, and £25 for tithes on glebe. 25 a. tithe-free; 1,037 a. tithe-free on payment of 3s.; 2d. a cow, llyd. a thorough cow, and 11d. a heifer payable in lieu of tithe of milk. _ Arable 1,400 a. Meadow 1,868 a. Down 506 a. Wood 362 a. Owners 3. John Thynne, marquess of Bath, 185 a.; Edward Seymour, duke of Somerset, 4,286 a.; Christ Church 75 a. (rectorial glebe). Occupiers William Jameison 182 a.; John Crees 99 a. ; William Croom 65 a.; James Horn 169 a.; William Nuth 201 a.; Edmund Moody 296 a.; John Hill 200 a.; William King 350 a.; William Jefl"erys 417 a.; Samuel Jeflerys 534 a.; Joseph Harding 655 a.; Stephen Roberts 90 a.; duke of Somerset 920 a. Map 1840. 1/4752.

36 NORTH BRADLEY (3,987 a.) Award 6 Nov. 1841 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 6 June 1846, supplementary award 2 May 1846. Tithe rent-charge On 460 a. £460 to the warden and scholars of Winchester College for rectorial tithes; £640 to the vicar (Henry Lee) for vicarial tithes. Rectorial and vicarial glebe tithe-free; 403 a. free from tithe of hay on payment of £1 13s. 7d. Arable 923 a. Meadow 2,751 a. Wood 287 a. BRADLEY Owners 126. Henry Vane, earl of Darlington, and Mary Montagu, countess of Sandwich, 103 a.; Edward Francis 77 a.; George Frowd 91 a.; Rev. Henry Lee 50 a.; Winchester College 54 a. (including rectorial glebe, 20 a.); Walter Long 291 a.; William Pole-Tylney-Long-Wellesley 135 a.; Anna Maria Whittaker 384 a.; trustees of Bay1ey’s charity 115 a. Vicarial glebe 4 a. Occupiers Peter Keevil, junior, 103 a.; Edward Francis 76 a.; John Frowd 87 a.; Walter Long 164 a.; Joseph Pinchin 54 a.; Charles Moore 135 a.; 24 WILTSHIR E TITHE APPORTIONMENTS John Hayden 57 a.; Job Keevil 61 a.; Silas Perett 52 a.; William Phillips 174 a.; John Gerrish 67 a. SOUTHWICK Owners 177. Walter Long 651 a.; Thomas Clutterbuck 298 a.; Edward Francis 65 a.; John Greenhill 53 a.; executors of Thomas Whittaker Ledyard 203 a.; Edward Horlock Mortimer 105 a.; Job Usher 50 a.; Anna Maria Whittaker 121 a.; Winchester College 4 a. (rectorial glebe). Occupiers Thomas Clutterbuck 55 a.; Benjamin Greenhill 93 a.; James Moore 124 a.; Edward Francis 65 a.; Reuben Grist 96 a.; James Long 194 a.; John Long, senior, 118 a.; John Long, junior, 184 a.; John Pickard 70 a.; Job Keevil 121 a. Map 1843. 1/2376.

37 BREMHILL Award 4 April 1848 (Commissioner George Wingrove Cooke), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1848. Tithe rent-charge On 1,029 a. £88 to the vicar (Henry Drury) for great and small tithes. On Cadnam farm, 267 a., great and small tithes covered by payment of a modus of £1; all other tithes extinguished by allotments of land under Inclosure Award, 1776. Arable 254 a. Meadow 939 a. Wood 102 a. Roads 1 a. Owners 7. Henry Petty-Fitzmaurice, marquess of Lansdowne, 155 a.; Mrs. Charlotte Starky 65 a. Occupiers Mrs. Scurr 155 a. Map 1848. 1/7920.

38 BREMILHAM (421 a.) Agreement 7 July 1838, conﬁrmed 4 June 1840. Tithe rent-charge £106 to the rector (Brownlow Patchett) for great and small tithes. Brokenborough ﬁeld, 79 a., formerly belonging to Malmesbury Abbey, exempt from tithes. Arable 178 a. Meadow 144 a. Wood 20 a. Owners 2. Robert Holford 431 a. Occupiers William and Richard Hillier 315 a. Map 1839. 1/4752.

39 BRINKWORTH (5,451 a.) Award 2 Oct. 1840 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 21 Oct. 1842. Tithe rent-charge £740 to the rector (C. Wightwick), and £30 for tithes on glebe. 1,613 a. tithe-free. Arable 472 a. Meadow 3,181 a. Homesteads 32 a. Bnmxwonrn Owners 110. Nathaniel Young 110 a.; James Baskett 58 a.; William Baker 288 a.; John B. Seager 98 a.; Henry Edward Fox, Lord Holland, 108 a.; James Robertson 139 a.; Thomas Howard, earl of Suffolk, 1,793 a. ; Robert Stratton 83 a.; Undecimus Stratton 53 a.; William Stratton 103 a.; Harry Young 76 a. Glebe 152 a. BRINKWORTH 25 Occupiers William Hall 58 a.; John Ady 216 a.; Thomas Stevens 55 a.; Samuel Heath 60 a.; Nathan Horsell 66 a.; James Robertson 139 a.; Thomas Harding 113 a.; Jacob Clarke 70 a.; Joseph Hunt 172 a. ; Abraham Young, junior, 113 a.; Walter Clarke 208 a.; Joseph Moody, senior, 221 a.; Robert Smith 65 a.; Richard Priddy 50 a.; William Potter 152 a.; John Smith 90 a.; John Walker 107 a.; John Nicholls 108 a.; Daniel Potter 128 a.; Robert Stratton 80 a.; Hungerford Whitﬁeld 53 a.; John Harding 103 a.; Maurice Gleed 76 a.; Nathaniel Young 110 a. GRITTENHAM Owners 5. Lord Holland 1,761 a.; [‘? representatives of Charles Henry Mordaunt,] earl of Peterborough [d. 1814,] 74 a. Occupiers Henry Ady 117 a.; Jacob Burchill 52 a.; Isaac Collingbourne 89 a.; John Coster 116 a.; Richard Mills 112 a.; Richard Hathway 176 a.; Joseph Millar 139 a.; Jacob Nicholls 113 a.; Charles Smith 78 a.; Robert Stratton 140 a.; David Sutton 89 a.; James Sutton 174 a.; Mary Sutton 133 a.; Daniel Young 57 a.; Lord Holland 174 a.; Robert Shingley 72 a. Map 1/7920.

40 BRITFORD (3,000 a.) Agreement ll May 1838, supplementary award 5 Oct. 1840 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 28 Oct. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £707 12s. 2d. to the dean and chapter of Salisbury for rectorial tithes, including £7 10s. for tithes on glebe; £357 17s. 10d. to the vicar (Robert Morres), including £7 10s. for tithes on rectorial and 10s. for tithes on vicarial glebe. Manor of Longford tithe-free (cancelled by supplementary award). Arable 1,798 a. Meadow 705 a. Roads and waste 91 a. Owners 29. Thomas Attwater 60 a.; Rev. Henry Boucher 52 a.; George Purefoy Jervoise 2,118 a. and 39 a. (rectorial glebe); William Pleydell- Bouverie, earl of Radnor, 703 a. Vicarial glebe 2 a. Occupiers Thomas Attwater 431 a.; Frederick J. Kelsey 77 a.; William Godwin 548 a.; ‘Betty’ Gray 120 a.; Catharine King 128 a.; Thomas F. Newton 911 a.; Isaac Gray 520 a.; earl of Radnor 140 a. Map 1/4752.

41 BROKENBOROUGH, CHARLTON, AND WESTPORT ST. MARY1 Agreement 25 May 1839, supplementary award 28 Sept. 1841 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1841. Tithe rent-charge On Brokenborough and Westport St. Mary £22 to Thomas and Mary Ann Gaby, on Charlton £32 to Thomas Howard, earl of Suffolk and Berkshire, on Westport St. Mary £10 10s. to Rev. Charles Pitt, and on Brokenborough £34 to the rector of Bremilham (Henry Wightwick, the younger) for great tithes; £520 to the vicar of Westport St.

1 It is noted in the agreement that the civil parishes of Brokenborough, Charlton, and Westport were created from the ancient ecclesiastical parish of Westport under 14 Chas. II, c. 12, xxi: Statutes of the Realm, v. 404. 26 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPO RTIONMENTS Mary, Charlton, and Brokenborough (George Henry Hely-Hutchinson) for lesser tithes, and £5 for tithes on glebe. King’s Heath tithe-free since the time of King Athelstan; on 1,225 a. small tithes covered by a modus of £10, on 328 a. by a modus of £7 15s. 4d., and on 471 a. by a modus of £5; on lands owned by the earl of Suffolk, 7 a. by Robert Stayner Holford, 14 a. by John Hill, 9 a. by R. G. Woodruffe, 5 a. by William Robertson, 56 a. by Mary Garlick and Richard Blackford, 9 a. by George Sparks, 10 a. by William Chappell, 5 a. by Giles Canter, 4 a. by William Lyne, 10 a. by Simon and Isaac Salter, 86 a. by Josiah Hanks, 27 a. by William Kent, and 6 a. by Charles Ponting tithes merged. £15 to Richard Kinneir and £2 to the vicar of Malmesbury under supplementary award. Cnxntron (4,824 a.) Arable 525 a. Meadow 3,248 a. Wood 307 a. Houses etc. 56 a. Owners 15. Samuel B. Brooks 114 a.; Sarah Godwin 87 a.; Richard Blackford and Mary Godwin 172 a.; earl of Suffolk 3,307 a. Vicarial glebe 46 a. Occupiers Henry Yarnton 114 a.; Henry Godwin 220 a.; Charles Tanner 126 a.; William Edwards 180 a.; Charles Godwin 107 a.; Daniel Greenman 106 a.; Thomas Wheeler 143 a.; Henry Freegard 177 a.; Martha Lewis 199 a.; earl of Suffolk 1,162 a.; Thomas Sisum 188 a.; David Godwin 221 a.; Thomas Painter 138 a.; Thomas Lewis 191 a.; Ruth Lea 100 a.; Abraham Clarke 84 a.; John Smith 129 a.; John Westmacott 314 a.; John Walker 160 a.; Thomas Sampson 197 a.; David Cole 203 a. BROKENBOROUGH (2,332 a.) Arable 870 a. Meadow 1,772 a. Wood 4 a. Houses etc. 12 a. Owners 34. Earl of Suffolk 2,191 a. Occupiers Robert C. Lloyd 81 a.; David Godwin 146 a.; Francis Garlick 250 a.; Giles Garlick 226 a.; Thomas Shipton 114 a.; William Osborne 528 a.; Thomas Moses 51 a.; John Hill 183 a.; Henry Morris 302 a.; Henry and James Garlick 442 a. Wrsrronr Sr. MARY (2,036 a.) Arable 335 a. Meadow 970 a. Wood 41 a. Owners 113. John Bennett 66 a.; Henry Edward Fox, Lord Holland, 54 a.; Josiah Hanks 85 a.; Richard Kinneir 116 a.; Malmesbury Corporation 542 a.; earl of Suffolk 406 a. Occupiers Richard Blackford and Mary Garlick 172 a.; William Baker 54 a.; John Spackman 85 a.; Benjamin Stiles 102 a.; William Melsome 95 a.; Malmesbury Corporation 522 a. Map 1840 (in 2 parts). 1/7920.

42 BROMHAM (3,594 a.) Agreement 30 Dec. 1841, supplementary award 30 May 1846 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 14 June 1847. Tithe rent-charge On 3,496 a. £800 to the rector (Henry Baynton) for great and small tithes, including £20 for tithes on glebe. Altered to £800 and £20 by supplementary award. Abbots Woods, 71 a., and glebe, 79 a., tithe-free. Arable 2,399 a. Meadow 927 a. BROMHAM 27 Owners 78. West Awdry 51 a.; Stephen Gaby 172 a.; Mary Gaby 249 a.; Francis A. S. Locke 499 a.; Charlotte Starky 2,038 a.; trustees of James Starkie 55 a. Glebe 79 a. Occupiers James Butcher 60 a.; Thomas Ball 72 a.; William Spackman, junior, 232 a.; Francis A. S. Locke 153 a.; William Spackman 307 a.; Charlotte Starky 358 a.; Daniel Butler 310 a.; Jacob Butler 570 a.; Daniel Butler and John Reaves 83 a.; John Gee 136 a.; William Gee 57 a.; James Long 54 a.; David Wootten 61 a.; Francis New 55 a.; Samuel Butler 58 a. Map 1/4752.

43 BROUGHTON GIFFORD (1,677 a.) Agreement 19 Dec. 1839, conﬁrmed 10 Nov. 1841. Tithe rent-charge On 1,395 a. £460 to the rector (Charles Strong) for great and small tithes, including £10 for tithes on glebe. Arable 225 a. Meadow 1,388 a. Common land 39 a. Owners 37. Ann Staples 102 a.; Mary Day 209 a.; Rev. Robert B. Fisher 82 a.; Sir John Hobhouse 426 a.; John Keddle, senior, 220 a.; Walter Long 189 a.; William Stancombe 78 a. Glebe 32 a. Occupiers John Hayward 159 a.; Enoch Isaac 286 a.; William Spackman 256 a.; Jasper Sly 78 a.; James Smith 220 a.; John Dark 225 a. Map 1841. 1/4752.

44 BULFORD (3,475 a.) Agreement 19 Feb. 1838, conﬁrmed 23 Dec. 1839. Tithe rent-charge On 1,690 a. £97 to Anthony Southby for great and small tithes. The mansion-house and 14 a., Upper Bulford farm, 470 a., 960 a., and Bulford Manor farm, 1,633 a., formerly lands of Amesbury Abbey, free of great tithes. Arable 906 a. Meadow 746 a. Wood 38 a. Owners 6. Henry Seymour 1,638 a.; Richard and John Cooe 73 a. Occupiers Francis Stephen Long 1,638 a.; William Bailey 73 a. Map 1838.

45 BURBAGE (3,183 a.) Award 6 Oct. 1840 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), supplementary award 8 Sept. 1844 to determine the date the award should take effect, conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1844. Tithe rent-charge £687 to the prebendary (J. T. Hurlock) for greater tithes; on 528 a. £348 to the vicar (J. S. Gale) for greater and lesser tithes, and £15 for tithes on prebendal glebe. 2d. a cow payable in lieu of tithe of milk; vicarial glebe, 8 a., tithe-free by prescription. Arable 2,240 a. Meadow 406 a. Down 159 a. Wood 240 a. Roads and waste 92 a. Owners 28. Charles Brudenell-Bruce, marquess of Ailesbury, 3,857 a.; Miss Clarke 90 a.; Rev. Gaisford 66 a.; Major Hartley 84 a. Prebendal glebe 38 a.; vicarial glebe 8 a. Occupiers Marquess of Ailesbury 316 a.; William Church 231 a.; Thomas 28 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS Church 122 a.; George Gale 449 a.; William Henry Gale 287 a.; Robert Highett 273 a.; John Nutley 125 a.; John Scarlett 160 a.; John Cox 90 a.; Thomas Hilliard 66 a.; Henry Cox 84 a.; Sarah Price 128 a. Map 1/4752.

46 BURCOMBE (1,435 a.) Award 30 April 1846 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 10 July 1848. Tithe rent-charge £175 to the rector of Wilton (J. S. Stockwell) for the great tithes of South Burcombe; £11 3s. to the perpetual curate of Bur- combe (J. Phelps) for all other tithes in South Burcombe; £138 to the prior, brethren, and sisters of St. John’s Hospital, Wilton, for all tithes of North Burcombe. 23 a. tithe-free by prescription. Arable 858 a. Meadow 512 a. Wood 45 a. Homesteads 20 a. Owners 26. Robert Herbert, earl of Pembroke, 1,314 a. Glebe 1 a. Occupiers James Rogers 486 a.; James Stephens 106 a.; John Lush 703 a. Map 1847. 1/4752.

47 BUTTERMERE (1,458 a.) Agreement 10 July 1838, conﬁrmed 6 May 1843. Tithe rent-charge On 1,458 a. £299 to the rector (Nathaniel Dodson) for great and small tithes, including 10s. for tithes on glebe. Arable 1,027 a. Meadow 325 a. Wood 106 a. Owners 8. John Barnes 70 a.; Ann Barnes 59 a.; Richard Canning 59 a.; James Lockhart 1,177 a.; William Woodman 95 a. Glebe 3 a. Occupiers Ann Barnes 129 a. ; Richard Canning 59 a. ; James Lockhart 80 a. ; Maurice Hissey 550 a.; Robert Perrett 547 a.; William Woodman 95 a. Map 1/4752.

48 CALNE (8,079 a.) Award 4 June 1842 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), supplementary award 7 Sept. 1844 to include the rector of Blackland and so to reduce rent- charges granted to other tithe-owners, conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1844. Tithe rent-charge £1,602 to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners (for the lapsed prebend of Calne annexed to the treasurership of Salisbury cathedral); £840 to the vicar (John Guthrie); on 112 a. £40 to the rector of Blackland (William Maurice Macdonald). 45 a. tithe-free on payment of £2 annually to the vicar; on 374 a. tithes extinguished by allotments of land under Inclosure Award, 1818; 5 a. of glebe tithe-free by prescription. Arable 2,747 a. Meadow 4,138 a. Down 385 a. Homesteads 245 a. Wood 285 a. Plantations, roads, and waste 274 a. Owners 102. B. J. A. Angel] 157 a.; John D. Bishop 57 a.; Bridget Bishop 56 a.; Maria Broome 117 a.; John Brown 73 a.; Hungerford Crewe, Lord Crewe, 720 a.; Robert Henley 66 a.; George Heneage Walker-Heneage 482 a.; Henry Petty-Fitzmaurice, marquess of Lansdowne, 3,981 a.; Sir James Money-Kyrle 453 a.; William Samuel Neate 71 a.; representatives CALNE 29 of Edward Newman 75 a.; Thomas Poynder 652 a.; William Scrope 76 a.; Henry Charles Schomberg 61 a.; William Tanner 82 a. Vicarial glebe 14 a. Occupiers Charles Pinneger 167 a.; Robert Bowman 76 a.; Robert Stiles 364 a.; John Pinneger 66 a.; Benjamin Kington 62 a.; Samuel Bethell 63 a.; Mary Harris 119 a.; William Maundrell 75 a.; Robert Jenner 208 a.; Sir James Money-Kyrle 82 a.; Henry Maundrell 200 a.; Mary Ann Bodman 132 a.; William Spackman 63 a.; B. J. A. Angell 154 a.; Thomas Wiltshire 117 a.; John Brown 73 a.; James Cole 102 a.; Lord Crewe 111 a.; Benjamin Bailey 199 a.; James Ponting 52 a.; Robert Henley 58 a.; John Spackman 236 a.; George Spackman 179 a.; G. H. Walker-Heneage 89 a.; Nathan Atherton 52 a.; marquess of Lansdowne 458 a.; William Gregory 167 a.; Isaac Sumner 134 a.; Charles Messiter 75 a.; Anne Willis 82 a.; Peter Spackman 106 a.; John Maundre1l394 a.; Jacob Carpenter 616 a.; Henry Maundrell, junior, 92 a.; John Manners 61 a.; Robert Maundrell 121 a.; Abraham Carpenter 51 a.; William Carpenter 133 a.; William Ward 87 a.; William Bewley 65 a.; George Hitchcock 169 a.; William Tanner 85 a. Map 1843. 1/6356.

49 CALSTONE WELLINGTON (309 a.) Award 16 Nov. 1844 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 4 Sept. 1845. Tithe rent-charge £82 to the rector (William Maurice Macdonald) for all great and small tithes. On glebe, 30 a., tithes merged. Arable 171 a. Meadow 61 a. Down 27 a. Wood 14 a. Homesteads etc. 3 a. Roads 3 a. Owners 9. Henry Petty-Fitzmaurice, marquess of Lansdowne, 231 a. Rectorial glebe 30 a. Occupiers Peter Spackman 218 a. Map (3 detached pieces) 1844. 1/4752.

50 ALL CANNINGS (excl. Allington) Agreement 8 Nov. 1838, conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £1,204 5s. (All Cannings £862 10s., Etchilhampton £315, Fullaway £26 15s.) to the rector (Thomas Anthony Methuen) for great and small tithes, and £16 5s. (All Cannings £15, Etchilhampton £1 5s.) for tithes on glebe. ALL Cxmunos (2,147 a.) Arable 1,504 a. Meadow 722 a. Down 916 a. Owners 16. Alexander Baring, Lord Ashburton, 2,476 a.; Simon Pile Hitchcock 4-40 a.; Mary Millard 154 a. Rectorial glebe 36 a. Occupiers Charles Hitchcock 1,524 a.; S. P. Hitchcock 921 a.; John Clift 190 a. ETCHILI-IAMPTON (918 a.) Arable 516 a. Meadow 290 a. Wood 16 a. Owners 20. John Samuel Wanley Sawbridge-Erle-Drax 575 a.; George Elgar Sloper 211 a. Rectorial glebe 4 a. Occupiers John Biggs 137 a.; William Hitchcock 332 a.; Jasper Sims 82 a. 30 WI LTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS FULLAWAY (108 a.) Arable 15 a. Meadow 80 a. Owners 6. Richard Giddings 65 a. Occupiers Richard Giddings 65 a. Maps 5. Township of All Cannings 1/7920; Etchilhampton 1839, 1/3168; Fullaway 1839, 1/2376; Etchilhampton and Fullaway 1839, 1/7920; All Cannings village 1/2376.

51 ALL CANNINGS (1,153 a.) Allington tithing Agreement 10 April 1839, conﬁrmed 13 Feb. 1841. Tithe rent-charge On 1,153 a. £264 3s. 6d. to the dean and canons of Windsor for great and small tithes, including 4s. 6d. for tithes on glebe. Arable 550 a. Meadow 124 a. Down 477 a. Owners 7 [including tenants of the earl of Ilchester]. Elizabeth Beake 50 a.; Joseph Crockett 124 a.; James Godwin 71 a.; James Giddings 209 a.; Henry Fox-Strangways, earl of Ilchester, 237 a.; Joseph Parry, the elder, 407 a.; Joseph Parry, the younger, 1 a. ([prebenda1] glebe). Occupiers Joseph Parry, the younger, 850 a.; James Godwin 70 a.; Thomas Giddings 205 a. Map 1/7128.

52 BISHOP’S CANNINGS (7,491 a. excl. Southbroom, Chittoe, and Coate) Award 4 Dec. 1848 (Commissioner George Wingrove Cooke), supplementary award 31 May 1850 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1850. Tithe rent-charge On 5,612 a. £1,240 19s. 2d. to the bishop of Salisbury; on 1,126 a. £245 15s. to Thomas Henry Sutton Sotheron; on 163 a. £36 to the vicar (William Macdonald); on 463 a. £154 6s. 10d. to the l0 owners named in schedule 5. 21; a. and glebe, 24 a., tithe-free. Arable 2,944 a. Pasture 784 a. Down 3,515 a. Wood 40 a. Homesteads 76 a. Roads, waste, and water 132 a. Owners 54. Thomas Giddings 163 a.; bishop of Salisbury 5,583 a.; late George Worrall 604 a.; Rev. Israel Lewis 498 a.; George Ruddle 108 a.; T. H. S. Sotheron 92 a.; Thomas Brown 172 a. Vicarial glebe 24 a. Occupiers Thomas Giddings 163 a.; Richard Coward 359 a.; George Ruddle 824 a.; Mark Sloper 678 a.; Thomas Brown 1,060 a.; William Harraway 585 a.; Robert Ruddle 725 a.; Elizabeth Ruddle and William King 95 a.; Sarah Ruddle 89 a.; Martha Ruddle 57 a.; William Brown 1,085 a.; James Sloper 54 a.; Thomas Matthews 95 a.; Thomas Pound 139 a.; Robert Smith 179 a.; John Burgess 129 a.; William Ettwell 498 a. Map 1841. 1/4752.

53 BISHOP’S CANNINGS Southbroom tithing Award 4 Dec. 1848 (Commissioner George Wingrove Cooke), supplementary BISHOP’S CANNINGS 31 award 3 April 1850 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1850. Tithe rent-charge On 351 a. £118 5s. 3d. to the bishop of Salisbury; on 103 a. £36 16s. to Thomas Henry Sutton Sotheron; on 2,113 a. £662 13s. 6d. to various landowners. On 14 a. tithes declared to have been merged; 24 a. tithe-free. Arable 1,234 a. Meadow 1,338 a. Roads 76 a. Owners 121. T. H. S. Sotheron 1,750 a. ; bishop of Salisbury 323 a.; Hannah Smith 72 a.; Marianne Colston 740 a.; Rev. William Maskell 75 a.; Anna Susanna Watson-Taylor 213 a. Occupiers Marianne Colston 195 a.; William Cooke 455 a.; Rev. William Maskell 75 a.; Richard Coward 559 a.; Edward Davies 175 a.; John Willis 105 a. Map 1841. 1/4752.

54 BISHOP’S CANNINGS (1,100 a.) Chjttoe tithing Award 19 Aug. 1848 (Commissioner George Wingrove Cooke), conﬁrmed 19 Dec. 1849. Tithe rent-charge On 8 a. £2 6s. 8d. to the vicar (William Macdonald). Arable 510 a. Meadow 533 a. Wood 43 a. Homesteads 10 a. Roads, water, and waste 4 a. Map 1/9504.

55 BISHOP’S CANNINGS (1,389 a.) Coate tithing Award 16 June 1848 (Commissioner George Wingrove Cooke), conﬁrmed 19 Dec. 1849. Tithe rent-charge £324 to the vicar (William Macdonald); on 296 a. £112 to John Clift. The following are impropriators of all the tithes on their lands: Jane Brown, 8 a., £2 ls.; Elizabeth Lyne, 93 a., £23 5s.; George E. Sloper, 30 a., £7 10s.; Anna Susanna Watson-Taylor, l a., 5s. Arable 1,007 a. Meadow 317 a. Wood 2 a. Homesteads 32 a. Roads 31 a. Owners 23. Elizabeth Lyne 91 a.; Elizabeth Clark 294 a.; John Samuel Wanley Sawbridge-Erle-Drax 796 a. Glebe 9 a. Occupiers Elizabeth Lyne 91 a.; Robert Wild 294 a.; Mary Benjamin 352 a.; Jane and Mary Cooksey 79 a.; Robert Wild and others 290 a. Map 1341. 1/4752.

56 GREAT CHALFIELD (683 a.) Agreement 13 Sept. 1837, conﬁrmed 6 Oct. 1855. Tithe rent-charge £164 to the rector (Richard Warner) for great and small tithes. Arable 303 a. Meadow 379 a. Wood l a. Owners 3. Sir Harry Neale 598 a.; Robert Hale Blagden Hale 89 a. Occupiers Thomas Hulbert 296 a.; William Spackman 302 a. Map 1839. l/2376. 32 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTION MENTS 57 BOWER CHALKE (2,965 a.) Award 30 Dec. 1842 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 3 May 1844. Tithe rent-charge £352 to the provost and fellows of King’s College, Cambridge, for great tithes; £100 to the vicar (Stephen Hawtrey) for small tithes. Rectorial glebe, 1 a., and vicarial glebe, 1 a., tithe-free. Arable 1,028 a. Meadow 114 a. Down 766 a. Cow Down 97 a. Furze l0 a. Homesteads 32 a. Wood 852 a. Roads 65 a. Owners 54. Thomas King 260 a. and 1 a. (rectorial glebe); Col. Richard Bingham 145 a.; Robert Henry Herbert, earl of Pembroke, 1,773 a.; William Parham 288 a.; Alexander Powell 111 a.; John Rebbeck 70 a. Common land 97 a.; vicarial glebe 1 a. Occupiers Mary Habgood 145 a.; William Rooke 717 a.; earl of Pembroke 846 a.; Charles Large 409 a.; Henry Soffe 111 a. Map 1843. 1/6336.

58 BROAD CHALKE (6,484 a.) Award 30 Dec. 1842 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), supplementary award cancelling a rent-charge allotted to the earl of Pembroke 16 May 1844, conﬁrmed 29 June 1844. Tithe rent-charge £763 to the president and fellows of King’s College, Cambridge, for great tithes, and £22 for tithes on rectorial glebe; £147 to the vicar (Stephen Hawtrey) for small tithes. On 1,138 a. great tithes previously extinguished by an allotment of land to King’s College; on rectorial glebe woods vicarial tithes covered by composition real, i.e. the vicar’s right to cut 300 faggots a year, and on the remaining rectorial glebe by payment of 5s. a year; on Stoke Verdon farm, 111 a., great tithes covered by payment of £1 a year to King’s College, other tithes by payment of £2 12s. 4d. to the vicar; vicarial glebe, 23 a., exempt from tithe. Arable 3,643 a. Meadow 54 a. Down 2,098 a. Pasture 140 a. Wood 323 a. Furze 18 a. Homesteads 56 a. Owners 61. John Thynne, marquess of Bath, 526 a.; Cornelius Gould 50 a.; Thomas Harford 102 a.; King’s College 62 a.; Thomas King 193 a. and 129 a. (rectorial glebe); Robert Henry Herbert, earl of Pembroke, 4,777 a.; Alexander Powell 235 a.; William Woodcock 124 a.; George B. Young 324 a. Vicarial glebe 23 a. Occupiers Reynold Randoll 526 a.; Charles Maffey 335 a.; William Rooke 255 a.; Thomas Barnett 480 a.; William Barnett 470 a.; earl of Pembroke 157 a.; Alfred Morris 353 a.; William Rixsen 702 a.; James Stevens 506 a.; Robert Stevens 313 a.; John Self 918 a.; Mary Sidford 431 a.; G. B. Young 384 a.; George Wright 441 a. Map 1843. 1/6336.

59 CHARLTON ST. PETER (1,619 a.) Award 10 July 1840 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 4 June 1841. Tithe rent-charge £246 to the dean and chapter of Oxford and on 468 a. £114 to the vicar for great tithes; £18 to the vicar for lesser tithes. Vicarial glebe, 3 a., tithe-free. CHARLTON ST. PETER 33 Arable 645 a. Meadow 77 a. Down 896 a. Lanes and waste 7 a. Owners 6. John Samuel Wanley Sawbridge-Erle-Drax 203 a.; George F. Fowle 150 a.; Welbore Ellis Agar, earl of Normanton, 1,342 a. Vicarial glebe 3 a. Occupiers Henry Wansborough 350 a.; George Pike 687 a.; John Simpkins 610 a. Map 1/4752.

60 CHERHILL (1,794 a.) Award 21 Feb. 1844 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 27 July 1846. Tithe rent-charge On 30 a. £7 to George Heneage Walker-Heneage; £340 to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners (for the lapsed prebend of Calne annexed to the treasurership of Salisbury cathedral); £1 5s. to the vicar of Calne (John Guthrie) for the remaining tithes on homesteads. All remaining tithes covered; vicarial glebe, 49 a., tithe-free. Arable 907 a. Meadow 319 a. Down 465 a. Gardens 25 a. Plantations 30 a. Owners 64. G. H. Walker-Heneage 1,108 a.; Thomas Neate 174 a.; Robert Pottow 82 a. Prebendal glebe 14 a.; vicarial glebe 49 a. Occupiers G. H. Walker-Heneage 84 a.; John Neate 498 a.; Robert Pottow 108 a.; William Salter 230 a.; George Spackman 92 a. Map 1843. 1/4752.

61 CHICKLADE (1,003 a.) Agreement 16 Nov. 1837, conﬁrmed 17 Aug. 1838. Tithe rent-charge £205 to the rector (John Still) for great and small tithes, including £12 for tithes on glebe. Arable 670 a. Pasture 42 a. Down 280 a. Wood ll a. Owners 18. Trustees of James Ames 60 a.; John Candy 355 a.; Susannah Hall 139 a.; James Mortimer 131 a.; Richard Randall 177 a. Glebe 34 a. Occupiers George Wigmore 199 a.; John Candy 532 a.; John Knight 131 a. Map 1838. 1/5280.

62 CHILMARK (3,135 a.) Agreement 9 Jan. 1837, conﬁrmed 1 April 1840. Tithe rent-charge On 3,129 a. £479 5s. Oid. to the rector (Francis Lear) for great and small tithes, including £4 8s. 6d. for rectorial tithes and £1 9s. 6d. for vicarial tithes on glebe. Tithes on 4 a. covered by a modus of ls. and on 300 store sheep by a modus of 1d.; 1 a. tithe-free by prescription. Arable 1,674 a. Meadow 250 a. Wood 142 a. Common 1,063 a. Owners 30. Robert Henry Herbert, earl of Pembroke, 2,485 a.; Henry King 75 a.; Matthew Davies 62 a.; James Flower 296 a.; Mary Helm 109 a. Glebe 30 a. Occupiers Frederick King 1,940 a.; Thomas Warne 223 a.; William Bowden 207 a.; Henry King 75 a.; Matthew Davies 62 a.; Thomas Fricker 115 a.; James Flower 296 a.; Mary Helm 109 a. Map 1839. 1/4752. 34 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS 63 CHIPPENHAM (4,187 a. excl. Stanley, Nethermore, and Tytherton Lucas) Award 28 June 1847 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1848. Tithe rent-charge On 28 a. £7 5s. to the vicar (Lewis Purbrick) for great and small tithes; on the remainder £860 to the dean and chapter of Christ Church, Oxford, and £3 for tithes on vicarial glebe. ll a. tithe-free. Arable 1,773 a. Meadow 2,342 a. Wood 24 a. Gardens 20 a. Homesteads 14 a. Owners 83. Rev. Robert Ashe 74 a.; William Butler 61 a.; Hugh Beames 56 a.; representatives of Sir John Buxton 156 a.; Chippenham Corporation 126 a.; Thomas Clutterbuck 81 a.; Graham M. M. Esmeade 774 a.; Sir Samuel Fludyer 96 a.; Mrs. Essex Humphries 63 a.; Walter Long 345 a.; Bouchier M. Marshall 588 a.; B. M. Marshall and Gabriel Goldney 363 a.; Paul Methuen, Lord Methuen, 98 a.; Joseph Neeld 1,033 a. Vicarial glebe 14 a. Occupiers Hugh Beames 52 a.; William Butler 216 a.; Chippenham Cor- poration 91 a.; Richard Pinneger Rich 306 a.; Daniel Bristow 67 a.; Isaac Uncles 253 a.; Catherine Lawes 62 a.; Christopher Beaven 345 a.; Edward Little 444 a.; Richard Fry 212 a.; John Mitchell 352 a.; William Gale 81 a.; Henry Law 81 a.; Thomas Pocock 134 a.; John Witchell 699 a. Map 1848. 1/4752.

64 CHIPPENHAM (311 a.) Stanley and Nethermore tithings Award 23 May 1850 (Commissioner George Wingrove Cooke), supplementary award 14 March 1851, conﬁrmed 29 April 1851. Tithe rent-charge On 285 a. £54 to the dean and chapter of Oxford for great and small tithes. 30 a. tithe-free. Arable 62 a. Meadow 138 a. Pasture 110 a. Owners 4. Charlotte Starky 158 a.; William Henry Fox Talbot 62 a. Occupiers Jacob Fry 53 a.; John Henley 67 a.; Elizabeth Crocker 62 a. Map 1850. 1/4752.

65 CHIPPENHAM (600 a.) Tytherton Lucas tithing Agreement 2 March 1838, supplementary agreement 21 Feb. 1839, confirmed 17 Sept. 1839. Tithe rent-charge On 583 a. £177 to the vicar (‘rector of Tytherton Lucas’) (Lewis Purbrick) for great and small tithes, including £4 6s. 8d. for great tithes and £2 13s. 4d. for small tithes on glebe. Arable 56 a. Meadow 493 a. Common 34 a. Owners 9. Samuel William Bythesea 235 a.; Anne Crook 54 a.; Michael Theobald Langton 80 a.; Susan Ludlow 149 a. Glebe 17 a. Occupiers William Crump 152 a.; John Watson 83 a.; Thomas Ferris 80 a.; Catherine and Mary Crook 149 a. Map 1839. 1/2376. CHIRTON 35 66 CHIRTON (1,867 a.) Award 24 Feb. 1844 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), confirmed 30 Sept. 1845. Tithe rent-charge £121 to Stephen Mills; £165 to the keeper and poor men and women of Heytesbury Almshouse; on 126 a. and for the remaining tithes £192 to the vicar (G. P. Cleather). Arable 814 a. Pasture 149 a. Down 826 a. Wood 78 a. Homesteads 13 a. Roads and waste 24 a. Owners 28. Trustees of Bradford charity 140 a.; William Bruges 60 a.; trustees of Froxfield Hospital 269 a.; Heytesbury Almshouse 379 a.; trustees of Richard Hayward 89 a.; Stephen Mills 701 a. Glebe 13 a. Occupiers William Hayward 423 a.; Stephen Neate 60 a.; trustees of Richard Hayward 89 a.; James Weekes 217 a.; Jonathan Ackerman 143 a.; William Plummer 661 a. Map 1/3564.

67 CHISELDON (4,750 a.: East and West Chiseldon and Hodson 2,026 a., Burderop 1,216 a., Badbury 1,508 a.) Award 20 Dec. 1843 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), supplementary award 31 March 1845, conﬁrmed 31 March 1845. Tithe rent-charge On lands in Badbury £57 13s. to John James Calley; £106 ls. 8d. to the vicar (T. Bullock), including £3 6s. 8d. for tithes on rectorial glebe. All tithes in East and West Chiseldon and Hodson extinguished under Inclosure Award, 1780, except on 186 a. (land of Henry John Shepherd) in West Chiseldon; on 2,728 a. in Badbury tithes merged; on all lands in Burderop vicarial tithes covered by payment of 15s. to the vicar; vicarial glebe, 56 a., tithe-free. Badbury Arable 621 a. Pasture 880 a. Wood 7 a. Owners 18. Baynton Stone 144 a.; John Stone 208 a.; William Hewitt 55 a.; John Brown 63 a.; William Morse Crowdy 147 a.; Jonathan Belcher 51 a.; H. J. Shepherd 186 a. Rectorial glebe 25 a.; vicarial glebe 56 a. Occupiers John Avenell 82 a.; William Choules 61 a.; Andrew Baden 208 a.; John Woolford 95 a.; John Brunsden 52 a.; William Cox 51 a.; Benjamin John Wilks 186 a. Maps 3, 1844. Southern part next to Draycot Foliat 1/2376; strip from Coate Water to Badbury 1/2376; northern part of the parish 1/3168.

68 CHITTERNE ALL SAINTS (4,476 a.) Agreement 17 May 1839, conﬁrmed 20 May 1847. Tithe rent-charge £95 to Andrew Lovering Sarel and on 50 a. £18 to Walter Long for great tithes. All small tithes commuted to annual payment of £151 0s. 5d. under Inclosure Award, 1818. Meadow or common 352 a. Owners 2. Walter Long 288 a.; Frederick Mitchell 50 a. Occupiers Edward Gibbs 230 a.; James Sidford 53 a.; George and Charles Compton 50 a. 36 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS Map 1843. 1/7128. On application by the vicar (William John Swayne) dated 29 Sept. 1882 the corn rents granted under the Inclosure Award, 1818, were changed into a tithe rent-charge of £106 8s.

69 CHITTERNE ST. MARY (1,069 a.) Agreement 14 July 1841, conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1844. Tithe rent-charge On 1,069 a. £125 to the dean and chapter of Salisbury. All small tithes were extinguished by allotments of land and commuted to corn rents under Inclosure Award, 1818. Arable 518 a. Meadow 387 a. Owners 11. Walter Long 982 a. Vicarial glebe 164 a. Occupiers William Wallis 468 a.; George Parham 670 a. Map 1842. 1/7128.

70 CHOLDERTON (1,602 a.) Award 1 Feb. 1840 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 31 Dec. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £265 to the rector (Thomas Mozley) for great and small tithes, and £2 for tithes on glebe. Arable 1,410 a. Meadow 147 a. Wood 35 a. Roads 28 a. Owners 4. Trustees of Sir Charles Malet 632 a.; Frances Elizabeth Nelson, Countess Nelson, 991 a. Glebe 10 a. Occupiers Samuel Humphries 595 a.; Joseph Tanner 953 a. Map 1841. 1/4752.

71 CHRISTIAN MALFORD (2,621 a. excl. Avon) Agreement 24 Nov. 1837, supplementary award 30 March 1842 (Com- missioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 31 March 1842. Tithe rent-charge £730 to the rector (Robert Vanbrugh Law) for great and small tithes, including £30 for tithes on glebe. On 34 a. tithes merged by Hungerford Crewe, Lord Crewe; 59 a. tithe-free; on 21 a. tithes covered by payment of 4s. a year to the rector. Arable 435 a. Meadow 2,044 a. Wood 142 a. Owners 17. Henry Herbert, earl of Carnarvon, 2,325 a.; Lord Crewe 69 a.; Ruth Fry 64 a.; Henry Petty-Fitzmaurice, marquess of Lansdowne, 210 a.; Long Wellesley 62 a. Glebe 122 a. Occupiers Earl of Carnarvon 131 a.; John Rich 231 a.; Edward Fry 60 a.; Thomas Reeves 167 a.; William Rich 240 a. ; John and Urania Morris 50 a.; William Baker 179 a.; Thomas Hull, junior, 131 a.; John Ody 87 a.; John Hull 76 a.; John Newman 111 a.; Joseph Hull 191 a.; James Cullimore 193 a.; Samuel Hull 177 a.; John Hiscock 105 a.; Simon Ferris 154 a.; Richard Hull 56 a.; Broom Vines 151 a. Map 1840. 1/3168.

72 CHRISTIAN MALFORD (150 a.) Avon tithing Award 30 July 1842 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 22 Oct. 1842. CHRISTIAN MALFORD 37 Tithe rent-charge £50 to Hungerford Crewe, Lord Crewe, for great and small tithes. 12 a. tithe-free by prescription. Arable 67 a. Pasture 83 a. Owner William Richard Arthur Pole-Tylney-Long-Wellesley 157 a. Occupier Alice Smith 157 a. Map 1842. 1/3564.

73 CHUTE (3,019 a.) Award 2 Oct. 1840 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 31 Dec. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £345 to the prebendary of Chute and Chisenbury [Matthew Marsh, from 1841 Fulwar William Fowle] for great tithes, and £5 for tithes on glebe; £299 to the vicar (S. Cosway) for small tithes, and £3 for tithes on glebe. Arable 1,584 a. Meadow 481 a. Down 540 a. Wood 355 a. Gardens and homesteads 31 a. Roads 71 a. Owners 54. Charles Brudenell-Bruce, marquess of Ailesbury, 175 a.; representatives of George S. Foyle 613 a.; Hon. Henry Manvers Pierre- pont 2,063 a.; Col. Sidney Medows Scroggs 149 a.; Rev. Henry Fowle 32 a. (glebe). Occupiers William Barnes 102 a.; John Reeves 54 a.; Thomas Coles 500 a.; representatives of G. S. Foyle 86 a.; H. M. Pierrepont 569 a.; George Chandler 251 a.; William Hilliard 400 a.; James Pike 751 a.; Charles Taylor 79 a.; Col. S. M. Scroggs 126 a. Map 1841. 1/4752.

74 CHUTE FOREST (1,809 a. incl. Wakeswood, Hants) Agreement 20 April 1839, conﬁrmed 30 April 1840. Tithe rent-charge £460 to the dean and chapter of Salisbury for great and small tithes. Arable 1,494 a. Meadow 169 a. Wood 146 a. Owners 33. Joseph Hague Everett 608 a.; William Fowle 1,068 a.; Hon. Henry Manvers Pierrepont 69 a. Occupiers J. H. Everett 587 a.; William Fowle 428 a.; Samuel Harrison 184 a.; Thomas Poole 294 a. Map 1839. 1/4752.

75 CLARENDON (4,132 a.) Award 17 May 1847 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1851. Tithe rent-charge £760 to the dean and chapter of Salisbury for great and small tithes, and £40 for tithes on the coppice wood. Arable 2,595 a. Meadow 401 a. Park 236 a. Wood 900 a. Owners 2. Sir Frederick Hervey Bathurst 4,084 a. Occupiers Stephen Seaward 485 a.; James Cross 428 a.; John Ainsworth 456 a.; Lewis Weeks 304 a.; Joseph Parsons 346 a.; Thomas Maton 259 a.; 38 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS Uriah Parsons 334 a.; Sir Frederick H. Bathurst 303 a.; representatives of John Peniston and Thomas Perkins 146 a.; Job Sutton 191 a. Map 1849. 1/7128.

76 CLYFFE PYPARD (3,914 a.) Agreement 30 Aug. 1839, conﬁrmed 19 Feb. 1844. Tithe rent-charge On Clyffe Wood, 26 a., 18s. to George Villiers, earl of Clarendon; £435 to Horatio Nelson Goddard for great tithes; £590 to the vicar (George Ashe Goddard) for small tithes. On 821 a. great tithes merged. Arable 1,194 a. Meadow 2,647 a. Wood 73 a. Owners 69. Christopher E. Broome 665 a.; H. N. Goddard 826 a.; Sir John Joseph Buxton 344 a.; William Coleman 51 a.; Brasenose College, Oxford, 768 a.; William Sawbridge Erle Drax Grosvenor 57 a.; George Heneage Walker-Heneage 100 a.; Sir Richard Simeon 531 a.; Thomas Spackman 76 a.; trustees of the duchess of Somerset’s charity 251 a.; William Wayte 70 a. Glebe 1 a. Occupiers Mary Smart 107 a.; William Beak 557 a.; Thomas Young 325 a.; Abraham Woodward 51 a.; H. N. Goddard 921 a.; Robert Chesterman 264 a.; John Lewis 146 a.; George Woodward 100 a.; Henry Hitchcock 173 a.; Edmund Maskelyne 531 a.; Thomas Hill, senior, 76 a.; Richard Parsons 95 a.; Thomas Gale, senior, 152 a.; Isaac Frick 70 a. Map 1840. 1/4752.

77 CODFORD ST. MARY (2,047 a.) Award 21 Feb. 1839 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 22 Dec. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £345 18s. to the rector (George Mountjoy Webster) for great and small tithes, and £10 for tithes on glebe. Arable 799 a. Meadow 77 a. Pasture 26 a. Orchard 14 a. Down 1,033 a. Wood 2 a. Roads and water 16 a. Owners 19. Thomas Alford 55 a.; Harry Biggs 1,063 a.; William Bennett 151 a.; representatives of Ann Hinton 70 a. Glebe 95 a. Occupiers Christopher Alford 98 a. ; Thomas Bennett 70 a.; William Bennett 186 a.; Anthony Notley 880 a.; James Raxworthy 157 a. Map 1839. 1/4752.

78 CODFORD ST. PETER (1,612 a.) Award 21 Feb. 1839 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 22 Feb. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £460 to the rector (Charles Whittick), and £2 2s. for tithes on glebe. Tithe of milk covered by payment of Id. a cow. Arable 865 a. Wood 29 a. Owners 19. Harry Biggs 128 a.; Wadham Lock 91 a.; Peregrine Bingham 73 a.; James Slade 707 a.; James Raxworthy 262 a.; Thomas Whiting 188 a. Glebe 9 a. CODFORD ST. PETER 39 Occupiers James Raxworthy 417 a.; Robert Raxworthy 91 a.; Wadham Lock 53 a.; James Slade and Thomas Whiting 894 a. Map [c. 1/4252].

79 COLERNE Award 21 Jan. 1875 to convert corn rents allotted under Inclosure Award, 1787, to a tithe rent-charge, conﬁrmed 21 Jan. 1875. Tithe rent-charge £55 6s. 10d. to Emma Spackman, £28 10s. to Elizabeth Sweetapple, £3 14s. 9d. to Nicholas Rock, £2 10s. to Robert Bush, £1 19s. 4d. to Sir Henry Gunning Sparks, and £3 18s. 1d. to Henry Sweet- apple, the impropriators; £353 10s. to the rector; £124 10s. 7d. to the vicar (Augustus Turner). Roads and water 71 a. Owners 98. George Bevan 242 a.; governors of the Charterhouse 451 a.; John Hippisley 1,102 a.; New College, Oxford, 540 a.; W. H. A. Poynder 580 a.; John Taylor 186 a.; Henry Weeks 50 a. Glebe 2 a. Occupiers George Bevan 242 a.; Joseph Pinchin 451 a.; John Hippisley 209 a.; William Jones 170 a.; Aaron Webb 362 a.; William Webb 289 a.; Charles and Arthur Weeks 54 a.; Robert Benjamin 307 a.; W. H. A. Poynder 117 a.; Joseph Hunt 85 a.; Frederick Perren 187 a.; William Perren, junior, 75 a.; John Merrett 133 a.; Robert Rogers 66 a.; Henry Weeks 50 a.

80 COLLINGBOURNE DUCIS (3,382 a.) Agreement 23 March 1839, conﬁrmed 8 April 1846. Tithe rent-charge On 3,382 a. £636 to the rector (Henry Wilson) for great and small tithes, including £10 for tithes on glebe. Arable 1,807 a. Meadow 931 a. Wood 499 a. Roads and houses 86 a. Owners 16. Charles Brudenell-Bruce, marquess of Ailesbury, 3,090 a.; Joseph Hague Everett 181 a. Glebe 59 a. Occupiers Marquess of Ailesbury 454 a.; John Bailey 778 a.; John Gulliver 60 a.; Joseph Hill 579 a.; Leonard Pitt Maton 642 a.; George Pike 468 a.; Richard Harrisson 181 a. Map 1844. 1/4752.

81 COLLINGBOURNE KINGSTON (7,293 a.) Award 16 Sept. 1843 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1844. Tithe rent-charge £1,230 to the dean and chapter of Winchester; £290 to the vicar (Charles Poore), and £30 for tithes on rectorial glebe. On 970 a. lesser tithes covered by annual payment of 10s. to the vicar. Arable 3,910 a. Pasture 143 a. Down 1,846 a. Wood 1,102 a. Gardens 35 a. Homesteads 49 a. Roads and waste 103 a. AUGHTON Owners 5. Charles Brudenell-Bruce, marquess of Ailesbury, 954 a. Occupiers William Stag 330 a.; Mary Hercomb 413 a.; Charlotte Sheppard 202 a. 40 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS BRUNTON Owners ll. Marquess of Ailesbury 1,617 a. Occupiers Marquess of Ailesbury 74 a.; Capt. J. Johnson 166 a.; William Gulliver 774 a.; Thomas Foord 154 a.; John Reeves 91 a.; John Scarlett 347 a. Kmosrou Owners 11. Marquess of Ailesbury 1,716 a.; Sir Francis Dugdale Astley 162 a.; dean and chapter of Winchester 105 a. (rectorial glebe). Occupiers Thomas Sheppard and Charles Poore 961 a.; William and Joseph Mackrell 731 a.; Sir Francis D. Astley 162 a.; William and Joseph Mackrell and others 104 a. SUNTON Owners 4. Marquess of Ailesbury 2,513 a. Occupiers Marquess of Ailesbury 882 a.; Onias Clark 659 a.; John Miles and Robert Grace 925 a. Map 1843. 1/4752.

82 CASTLE COMBE (1,510 a.) Award 8 Feb. 1841 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 31 Dec. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £375 to the rector (Thomas Hooper) for great and small tithes, and £8 for tithes on glebe. Arable 882 a. Meadow 455 a. Wood 32 a. Homesteads, roads, and waste 1 18 a. Owners 10. Thomas Child 73 a.; William Scrope 1,171 a. Glebe 25 a. Occupiers Thomas Child 96 a.; George Poulett Scrope 201 a.; Henry Beak 356 a.; John Read 256 a.; William Alexander Tayler 180 a. Map 1841. 1/4752 (Castle Combe village 1/2376).

83 COMPTON BASSETT (2,631 a.) Agreement 6 March 1838, conﬁrmed 1 Sept. 1840. Tithe rent-charge On 3 a. 16s. 6d. to the treasurer of Salisbury cathedral (Liscombe Clark); on 41 a. £12 to the vicar of Calne (John Guthrie); on 2,542 a. £574 17s. to the rector (Richard Adolphus Musgrave), including £14 17s. for tithes on glebe. On 228 a. of Cowage farm tithes covered by payment of £1 6s. 8d. to the rector; tithe of milk covered by payment of 2d. a cow and tithe of calves by payment of 6d. a calf. Arable 1,000 a. Meadow 1,299 a. Wood 60 a. Roads and waste 42 a. Owners 13. Trustees of Richard Dugdale 350 a.; George Heneage Walker- Heneage 1,813 a.; Thomas Poynder 228 a.; Winifred Pike 63 a. Glebe 46 a. Occupiers Betty Bodman 273 a.; G. H. Walker-Heneage 241 a.; William Salter 443 a.; Robert Rawlings 171 a.; Joseph Spackman 163 a.; Robert White 170 a.; William Flower 281 a.; Isaac White 238 a.; Matthew Austin 63 a.; John Pinneger 228 a. Map 1839. 1/4752.

84 COMPTON CHAMBERLAYNE Award 19 April 1848 (Commissioner George Wingrove Cooke), conﬁrmed 31 Dec. 1849. COMPTON CHAMBERLAYNE 41 Tithe rent-charge £373 to the trustees of John Hungerford Penruddocke for great and small tithes. Arable 960 a. Meadow 550 a. Wood 320 a. Homesteads and orchards 36 a. Owners 24. Trustees of Charles Penruddocke 1,849 a. Glebe 1 a. Occupiers Trustees of Charles Penruddocke 273 a.; . . . [MS. blank] Caldwell 67 a.; Charles Foster 229 a.; William Targett 507 a.; William Bowden 760 a. Map 1848. 1/4752.

85 COOMBE BISSETT (2,158 a.) Agreement 4 Feb. 1839, conﬁrmed 6 March 1840. Tithe rent-charge £370 to the prebendary of Coombe and Harnham (Lord Charles Paulet) for rectorial tithes; £160 to the vicar (Francis Baker) for great and small tithes. On 30 a. rectorial tithes covered by payment of 13s. 4d. to the vicar. Arable 1,527 a. Meadow 567 a. Gardens and orchards 34 a. Woods 29 a. Owners 24. George Fleetwood 530 a.; Walter Flower 132 a.; William Pleydell-Bouverie, earl of Radnor, 1,203 a.; prebendary of Coombe and Harnham 157 a. Occupiers George Fleetwood 529 a.; Walter Flower 240 a.; Bartlett Pinnegar 1,214 a. Map 1/4752.

86 CORSHAM (6,396 a.) Agreement 13 May 1837, supplementary agreement 30 Oct. 1837, conﬁrmed 27 Aug. 1839. Tithe rent-charge £300 to the perpetual vicar (William Coles Bennett) for great and small tithes on Parsonage farm, 60 a., and remaining small tithes, including 9s. for rectorial and ls. for vicarial tithes on glebe; £221 16s. 81d. to Paul Methuen; £136 6s. 8d. to Sir Harry Neale; £111 8s. 8d. to Henry Hall Joy; £83 4s. 1§}d. to John Fuller; £84 8s. 6?;d. to Ezekiel Harman; £54 0s. 9%d. to Walter Long; £56 6s. 31d. to Thomas Macie Leir; £27 17s. 9%d. to Abraham Edridge; £10 13s. 9d. to John Edridge; £43 3s. 8d. to William Hulbert; £3 9s. to William and Robert Hulbert; £34 18s. 21d. to John Edwards; £18 ls. 5%d. to Richard Higgs; £34 6s. 91d. to James Chapman; £28 lls. 5%rd. to Anne Michell; £24 0s. 71d. to Hezekiah Hayward; £16 3s. 9§d. to John Fowler; £13 4s. 5§}d. to Robert Sadler; £6 16s. 11d. to Ann Attwood; £10 4s. 9id. to Sir James Money-Kyrle; £10 2s. 6d. to John Taylor; £13 15s. 5d. to George John Archer; 14s. 811d. to the bailiﬂ of Corsham manor (John Edwards); £9 2s. 4{~d. to Thomas Hulbert; £7 13s. ld. to Timothy Conyers; £6 ls. 511d. to feoffees of the parish charity lands; £3 13s. 9%‘-d. to feoffees of Kirby’s charity; £4 12s. 6d. to James Burgess; £11 3s. 4id. to devisees of Robert Hulbert; £4 15s. 8d. to John Neate; £7 10s. lid. to Richard Hayward Alexander; £2 19s. lld. to devisees of Andrew Compton; £7 7s. 7d. to William Henry Dickenson; £2 8s. 8d. to John Julius Arnold; £5 12s. l0§d. to William Dunsden; £2 14s. 411d. to James Ray; £1 5s. 351d. to devisees of William Rugg; 42 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS 12s. 32d. to Thomas Rumming; £1 3s. 7;1d. to Walter Spencer; £1 5s. 81d. to devisees of William Spackman; £1 2s. 8-id. to John Savage; £6 4s. 4_§id. to Sarah Stump; 9s. 0§}d. to Florencc Ward; 5s. 4d. to Ann Mountjoy; 15s. Old. to Michael Barton; £2 12s. 81-d. to devisees of William Hancock; £2 10s. Zfld. to Harry Goldney; £2 3s. l0!_,d. to Thomas and Mary Gaby; £1 19s. 951d. to Joseph Frceth; £2 4s. 51-d. to Audley Harvey; £3 14s. 10f{d. to Peter Hooper; £2 5s. l0;‘1d. to William Goold; 14s. 1d. to devisees of Martha Green; £4 3s. 9-ffd. to Samuel Helps; £1 11s. 51-d. to John Hulbert; 15s. 2d. to James Patient; 13s. 31-d. to Edward Freame; £1 13s. 10d. to John Kington; 10s. 10-id. to Nathaniel Kington; 12s. 7-§d. to Thomas West; £1 12s. 21~d. to Uriah Aust; £2 ls. 1l%d. to Jeremiah Jaques; £1 6s. 72rd. to Thomas Hibbard; £1 5s. 6;id. to Thomas Hayward; 9s. 3-id. to Thomas Gay; 7s. ld. to Oliver Manley; £1 ls. Sid. to Susannah Michell; 6s. 5§d. to Richard Payne; 3s. 6%-d. to John Franklin; 3s. 3§d. to Thomas Bryant; 8%-d. to Richard Hemming. Tithe of milk covcred by payment of 10s.; Neston estate, 200 a., tithe-free. Arable 2,271 a. Meadow 3,763 a. Wood 228 a. Owners 205. Ann Attwood 55 a.; James Chapman 118 a.; Abraham Edridge 124 a.; John Bird Fuller 64 a.; John Edwards 167 a.; John Fuller 389 a.; John Fowler 88 a.; William Hulbert 232 a.; Ezekiel Harman 437 a.; Richard Higgs 120 a.; Hezekiah Hayward 97 a.; H. H. Joy 528 a.; T. M. Leir 292 a.; Walter Long 252 a.; Paul Methuen 1,700 a.; Anne Michell 131 a.; Sir James Money-Kyrle 101 a.; Sir Harry Neale 623 a. (including Parsonage farm, glebe, 60 a.); Great Western Railway 88 a.; Robert Sadler 106 a.; John Taylor 74 a. Glebe 2 a. Occupiers Isaac Dark 55 a.; John Edwards 166 a.; John Fuller 90 a.; Peter Hooper 118 a.; J. B. Fuller 63 a.; John Fowler 88 a.; John Freeth Ill a.; William Henley 279 a.; John Hulbert 203 a.; Philip Gregory 163 a.; Jacob Hayward 242 a.; James Dunsden 119 a.; John Hayward 90 a.; William and Robert Hulbert 462 a.; H. H. Joy 169 a.; William Brewer 57 a.; Robert Granger 236 a.; Abraham Clark 78 a.; James Beaven 251 a.; William Plummer 324 a.; John Horn 123 a.; Paul Methuen 216 a.; John Sweatman 1 ll a.; William Parker 329 a.; Benjamin Collett 141 a.; William Butler 111 a.; William Hulbert 135 a.; William Blake 93 a.; Joseph Fuller 91 a.; John Thompson 199 a.; Great Western Railway 88 a.; Thomas Poulsom 69 a.; John Taylor 73 a. Map 1/4752.

87 CORSLEY Award 20 Nov. 1841 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), confirmed 31 Dec. 1842. Tithe rent-charge On 21 a. £3 to the prebendary of Luxfield [in Wells cathedral] and £2 to the rector [Robert C. Griffith]. Tithes on the remainder of the parish extinguished by allotment of land and commuted to rent- charges under Inclosure Award, 1783. Owners 2. Map 1842. 1/6236. EAST COULSTON 43 88 EAST COULSTON (864 a.) Agreement 10 Dec. 1838, confirmed 21 April 1842. Tithe rent-charge On 816 a. £170 5s. to the rector (John Charles Clapp), including £7 15s. for tithes on glebe. Arable 276 a. Meadow 362 a. Wood 9 a. Roads 17 a. Owners 4. George Watson-Taylor 600 a.; Simon Taylor 198 a. Glebe 31 a. Occupiers Jonathan Grant 577 a.; Simon Taylor 180 a. Map 1/4752.

89 CRICKLADE ST. MARY (101 a.) Award 2 April 1839 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 3 Nov. 1841. Tithe rent-charge On 49 a. £19 to Edward John Ewer; £15 to the rector (Hugh Allan), and 10s. for tithes on glebe. 18 a. tithe-free by prescription. Meadow 81 a. Gardens 10 a. Owners 32. Rev. Thomas Heberden 50 a. Glebe 2 a. Map 1840. 1/1584.

90 CRICKLADE ST. SAMPSON (723 a.) Widhill Agreement 16 June 1837, conﬁrmed 1 Sept. 1838. Tithe rent-charge £177 to the vicar (Henry Gauntlett) for great and small tithes. Arable 174 a. Meadow 536 a. Wood 14 a. Owners 2. William Pleydell-Bouverie, earl of Radnor, 733 a. Occupiers William Smith 216 a. ; Thomas Barnes 271 a.; Thomas Blandford 244 a. Map 1/7920.

91 CRICKLADE ST. SAMPSON (5,250 a.) Braydon and Great and Little Chelworth Award 8 Nov. 1841 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 31 Dec. 1844. Tithe rent-charge On 11 a. £4 8s. to Edward John Ewer; £481 to the dean and chapter of Salisbury; £296 19s. 6d. to the vicar (Henry Gauntlett). 784 a. tithe-free; on 667 a. tithes other than those of corn, grain, hay, and wood covered by payment of £6 17s. 6d. to the vicar. Arable 620 a. Meadow 4,750 a. Wood 60 a. GREAT AND LITTLE CHELWORTH Owners 131. Rev. Thomas Heberden 66 a.; dean and chapter of Salisbury 241 a. and 66 a. (rectorial glebe); James Jordan 70 a.; trustees of Rev. John Jeﬁereys 105 a.; Richard Kinnier 59 a.; Elizabeth Poulton 74 a.; Charles Poulton 71 a.; Thomas Stronge 60 a.; trustees of Thomas Butt 131 a.; John White, junior, 66 a.; William Wells 300 a. Vicarial glebe 5 a. Occupiers Rev. Thomas Heberden 307 a.; John Berriman 105 a.; John Pinneger 57 a.; Thomas Adams 70 a.; Thomas Stronge 126 a.; Henry Adams 130 a.; William Slatter 66 a. 44 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS INNER Botmoxnv Owners 42. James Jordan 87 a.; Richard Kinnier 86 a.; Charles Jenkinson, earl of Liverpool, 98 a.; Rev. William Maskelyne 67 a.; George Newmarsh 81 a.; dean and chapter of Salisbury 14 a. (rectorial glebe). Occupiers Joseph Freeth 73 a.; George Freeth 98 a.; Joseph Taylor 54 a. Bnxvpon Owners 9. George Davenport 483 a.; Joseph Neeld 251 a.; trustees of Michael Pool 694 a.; John Theobold 419 a. Occupiers George Davenport 483 a.; Henry Blake 102 a.; John Garlick 251 a.; Richard Gough 346 a.; Francis Smith 275 a.; George Ody 366 a. Tithe-free lands Owners 61. Cricklade poor 104 a.; Richard Kinnier 53 a.; Rev. William Maskelyne 68 a. Map 1842. 1/7920.

92 CRUDWELL (4,655 a.) Award 6 June 1840 (Commissioner Charles Pym), supplementary award 8 May 1842, conﬁrmed 7 Sept. 1842. Tithe rent-charge On 593 a. £116 and on 1,713 a. £200 to Thomas Philip de Grey, Earl de Grey; on 30 a. £7 13s. to Joseph Pitt; £570 to the rector (William Maskelyne), and £19 for tithes on glebe. 36 a. tithe-free; on 1,010 a. (land of Earl de Grey) and on 1,187 a. (land of Joseph Pitt) tithes merged. Arable 2,280 a. Pasture 2,251 a. Wood 124 a. Owners 38. Joseph Pitt 1,209 a.; Earl de Grey 2,520 a.; Robert Peacey 574 a.; Frances Salisbury 57 a.; Toby Walker Sturge 128 a. Glebe 72 a. Occupiers Joseph Buckland 679 a.; Robert Freeth 188 a.; Richard Kilmister 232 a.; William White 482 a.; John Seager Buckland 260 a.; Hester Beale 101 a.; Rev. Henry Boucher 114 a.; John B. Hankey 133 a.; Joseph Pitt 115 a.; Joseph Hiscock 322 a.; William Orchard Hayes 69 a.; Daniel Robertson 87 a.; Thomas Sloper 230 a.; Henry Shewring 200 a.; Robert Peacey 573 a.; Arthur Town 128 a. Map 1841. 1/4752.

93 DAUNTSEY (3,302 a.) Award 26 Oct. 1846 (Commissioner George Wingrove Cooke), conﬁrmed 25 Aug. 1847. Tithe rent-charge £400 to the rector (G. A. Biederman), and £10 for tithes on glebe. 1,197 a. tithe-free. Arable 130 a. Meadow 3,079 a. Water 17 a. Roads and houses 10 a. Common 46 a. Owners 2. Mordaunt Fenwick 1,886 a. Glebe 45 a. Occupiers Susannah Jelferies 211 a.; Thomas Ellison 89 a.; William Macey 125 a.; Mary Savory 164 a.; James Hitchcock 219 a.; John Greenman 316 a.; John Wheatley 191 a.; Joseph Hitchcock 157 a.; John Clark 165 a.; David Greenman 106 a.; Ann Freegard 142 a. Map 1/5840. WEST DEAN 45 94 WEST DEAN (3,448 a.) Award 10 Sept. 1843 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 19 Nov. 1844. Tithe rent-charge £410 to the rector (Francis Glossop). On glebe, 103 a., tithes merged. Arable 922 a. Meadow 65 a. Pasture 517 a. Down 160 a. Wood 1,656 a. Homesteads 15 a. Canal 11 a. Owners 7. George Villiers, earl of Clarendon, and William Pole-Tylney- Long-Wellesley, earl of Mornington, 651 a.; Francis Thomas Egerton 177 a.; Charles Baring Wall 2,512 a. Glebe 103 a. Occupters Jacob Cooper 126 a.; earls of Clarendon and Mornington 525 a.; F. T. Egerton 101 a.; John Judd 76 a.; William Burt 62 a.; William Beauchamp 61 a.; James Feltham 362 a.; Mary Feltham 65 a.; C. B. Wall 1,164 a.; Joseph Whicker 636 a. Map 1/6336.

95 BRIXTON DEVERILL (2,447 a.) Agreement 31 March 1838, conﬁrmed 2 May 1840. Tithe rent-charge £385 to the rector (Herbert Meek) for great and small tithes, including £15 for tithes on glebe. Arable 1,088 a. Meadow 161 a. Wood 53 a. Down 1,069 a. Owners 7. Rev. Edward Edgell 487 a.; Robert Humphries 94 a.; Stephen Rawlings 732 a.; William Scott 855 a.; John and Henry Sturgis 167 a. Glebe 77 a. Occupiers John Compton 487 a.; William Tucker 94 a.; Stephen Rawlings 732 a.; William Scott 855 a.; John and Henry Sturgis 167 a. Map 1839. 1/7128.

96 HILL DEVERILL (1,846 a.) Award 28 June 1848 (Commissioner George Wingrove Cooke), conﬁrmed 31 March 1849. Tt'the rent-charge On 195 a. £55 to John Alexander Thynne, marquess of Bath; £422 to the prebendary of Hill Deverill in the collegiate church of Heytesbury. Arable 1,013 a. Meadow 429 a. Wood 79 a. Roads 11 a. Homesteads 12 a. Down 302 a. Owners 2. Marquess of Bath 392 a.; Edward Seymour, duke of Somerset, 1,432 a. Occupiers William Archer 90 a.; James and Charles Parﬁtt 302 a.; duke of Somerset 75 a.; John Hale Clifford 69 a.; George Cross 657 a.; Edward Jefferys 631 a. Map 1848. 1/4752.

97 LONGBRIDGE DEVERILL (4,144 a.) Agreement 29 Dec. 1837, conﬁrmed 29 June 1840. Tithe rent-charge On 3,634 a. £415 to trustees of John Alexander Thynne, marquess of Bath, for great tithes, including tithes on rectorial glebe; £158 46 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS to the vicar (Lord Charles Thynne) for small tithes, including tithes on vicarial glebe. 499 a. of Manor farm tithe-free; on 468 a. of Longleat Park tithes covered by payment of a mod us of £1 10s. a year to the vicar. Arable 1,348 a. Meadow 1,352 a. Wood 875 a. Homesteads and water 59 a. Owners 43. Marquess of Bath 3,102 a.; Rev. Thomas Sturgis Mills 71 a.; Andrew Pearce 87 a.; John Randall 286 a.; John Racaster 209 a. Glebe 10 a. Occupiers Marquess of Bath 1,510 a.; William Charlton 56 a.; Thomas Charlton 209 a.; Thomas Millard 444 a.; Philip Stride 770 a.; Andrew Pearce 127 a.; John Randall 286 a.; John Heal Clifford 109 a.; George Abbott 86 a. Map 1839. 1/7128.

98 MONKTON DEVERILL (1,725 :1.) Agreement 29 Dec. 1837, conﬁrmed 13 July 1839. Tithe rent-charge On 1,070 a. £133 to trustees of John Alexander Thynne, marquess of Bath, for great tithes, including rectorial tithes on glebe; £60 to the vicar of Longbridge Deverill (Lord Charles Thynne) for small tithes, including tithes on vicarial glebe. 603 a. tithe-free. Arable 510 a. Meadow and down 556 a. Homesteads 3 a. Owners 22. Rev. Edward Edgell 52 a.; Jonathan Phillips 631 a.; William Gibbs 347 a.; marquess of Bath 603 a. and 51 a. (rectorial glebe). Vicarial glebe 1 a. Occupiers John Compton 52 a.; Jonathan Phillips 631 a.; Thomas Rawlings 347 a.; John and William Hayden 603 a. Map 1839. 1/7128.

99 DEVIZES (610 a.) Agreement 7 Feb. 1839, conﬁrmed 27 Feb. 1841. Tithe rent-charge On 588 a. £213 10s. to the rector (Edward Phipps) for great and small tithes, including 10s. for tithes on glebe. Arable 86 a. Meadow 481 a. Wood 20 a. Owners 63. George Washington Anstie 127 a.; trustees of Benjamin Webb Anstie 71 a.; Rev. Alfred Smith 236 a. Glebe 2 a. Occupiers Jacob Clark 104 a.; Moses New 50 a.; Rev. Alfred Smith 235 a. Map 1839. 1/2376.

100 DINTON AND TEFFONT MAGNA (4,087 a.) Agreement 29 March 1839, supplementary award 30 Sept. 1843 (Com- missioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1843. Tithe rent-charge On 4,087 a. £390 to the president and scholars of Magdalen College, Oxford, for great tithes, and £7 for tithes on vicarial glebe; on 240 a. £80 10s. to the dean and canons of Windsor for great and some small tithes, and 10s. for tithes on glebe; £359 10s. to the vicar (Henry Linton) for the remaining small tithes, and £8 for tithes on glebe. Arable 1,754 a. Meadow 1,693 a. Wood 589 a. Homesteads 51 a. DINTON AND TEFFONT MAGNA 47 Owners 56. William Maslen Barns 66 a.; William Lush 266 a.; Nicholas Douty 71 a.; Walter Fitz 287 a.; William Wyndham 1,425 a.; Robert Henry Herbert, earl of Pembroke, 1,814 a.; dean and canons of Windsor 2 a. (rectorial glebe). Vicarial glebe 49 a. Occupiers W. M. Barns 66 a.; William Lush 386 a.; Walter Bailey 625 a.; Walter Fitz 286 a.; Thomas Jessee 51 a.; Richard Norris 684 a.; William King 368 a.; William Wyndham 1,425 a. Map 1840. 1/4752.

101 DITTERIDGE (357 a.) Agreement 23 July 1838, conﬁrmed 19 March 1840. Tithe rent-charge On 357 a. £86 13s. to the rector (George Mullins) for great and small tithes, and £7 5s. for tithes on glebe. Arable 206 a. Meadow 100 a. Wood 18 a. Gardens 3 a. Homesteads 3 a. Owners 14. Edward R. and William B. Northey 282 a. Rectorial glebe 26 a. Occupiers William Cottle 154 a.; John Olman 76 a. Map 1839. 1/2376.

102 DONHEAD ST. ANDREW (3,539 a.) Award 4 Dec. 1838 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 16 Dec. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £33 lls. 6d. to the rector of Donhead St. Mary [Richard Blackmore]; £728 6s. 6d. to the rector of Donhead St. Andrew (William Dansey), including £36 18s. for tithes On glebe. On Wardour park, 619 a., tithes covered by annual payment of £3 8s., and of £1 5s. in place of the run of the rector’s horse in Pond close, Red Deer park. Arable 1,396 a. Meadow 990 a. Down 595 a. Wood 315 a. Common 25 a. Gardens 50 a. Owners 68. Henry Benedict Arundell, Lord Arundell, 1,838 a.; Thomas Grove 556 a.; Robert Henry Herbert, earl of Pembroke, 449 a.; George Pitt-Rivers, Lord Rivers, 362 a. Glebe 169 a. Occupiers Lord Arundell 607 a.; Lydia Darly 102 a.; James Jeffery 85 a.; Nehemiah Sharp 332 a.; George Weetman 61 a.; Lady Mary Arundell 97 a.; James Dewey 67 a.; Thomas Grove 323 a.; John Lush 449 a.; late . . . [MS. blank] Harvey 362 a. Map 1840. 1/4752.

103 DONHEAD ST. MARY (5,273 a.) Award 23 July 1840 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 25 June 1841. Tithe rent-charge On 33 a. £7 2s., on 385 a. £43 16s. for 1 tithes, and on 10 a. £1 2s. for 11; tithes to the rector of Donhead St. Andrew [William Dansey]; £1,048 to the rector of Donhead St. Mary (Richard Blackmore), and £18 for tithes on glebe. Arable 3,075 a. Meadow 1,560 a. Wood 372 a. Homesteads 92 a. Roads 101 a. Owners 112. Henry Benedict Arundell, Lord Arundell, 410 a.; Edward Baker 428 a.; Margretta Bowles 145 a.; Robert Graves 730 a. ; John Bracher 48 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS 63 a.; George Case 106 a.; Bath Corporation 61 a.; Maria Gordon 418 a.; Thomas Grove 899 a.; Thomas Grove, junior, 289 a.; William Horder 129 a.; Robert Henry Herbert, earl of Pembroke, 59 a.; Charles Knight 159 a.; Charles Wyndham 183 a.; Mary Tatham 87 a.; Bath Corporation, earl of Pembroke, and others 266 a. Glebe 74 a. Occupiers Samuel Tanner 59 a.; William Horder 260 a.; John Trim 148 a.; Charles Knight 270 a.; Stephen Foot 63 a.; John and William Brothcrs 79 a.; John Gould 83 a.; Joshua Foot 65 a.; Maria Gordon 153 a.; Thomas Burt 211 a.; Robert Graves 432 a.; John Sharp 354 a.; John Willis 590 a.; James Williams 87 a.; Charles Wyndham 178 a.; John Candy 80 a. Map 1/6336.

104 DOWNTON (13,068 a.) Agreement 13 Nov. 1837, confirmed 12 Aug. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £1,462, including £1 for great tithes on 63 a. of rectorial and £1 for great tithes on 5 a. of vicarial glebe, and on lands leased by trustees of Thomas Nelson, Earl Nelson, £163, including £11 for tithes on 64 a. of rectorial glebe, to the warden and scholars of Winchester College for great tithes; £700, including 10s. for small tithes on 5 a. of vicarial glebe, and £150 for the great tithes (held under Winchester College) and £80 for the small tithes of Nunton, including 53. For great and small tithes on 1 a. of vicarial glebe, to the vicar (Liscombe Clarke). DOWNTON (11,897 a.) Old arable 4,118 a. New arable 1,730 a. Meadow 896 a. Water meadow 416 a. Gardens 188 a. Orchards 93 a. Common and pasture 2,875 a. Wood 520 a. Fir Plantation 1,059 a. EAST Dowwrou Owners 194. Rev. Liscombe Clarke 54 a.; Joseph Goff 637 a.; George Matcham 274 a.; Frances Nelson, Countess Nelson, 56 a.; guardians of Horatio Nelson, Earl Nelson, 73 a.; William Pleydell-Bouverie, earl of Radnor, 545 a.; Henrietta Shuckburgh 278 a.; Robert Eden Duncombe Shafto 84 a.; William Henry Tinney 375 a.; James Wapshare 277 a.; bishop of Winchester 181 a.; [Winchester College] 36 a. (rectorial glebe). Vicarial glebe 7 a. Occupiers Peggy Gwyer 137 a.; Jacob Gwyer 291 a.; Joseph Goff 201 a.; George Matcham 171 a.; John Taunton 216 a.; Joseph Nicholas 109 a.; Jonathan Taunton 110 a.; George Mannings 171 a.; William Shuckburgh 66 a.; R. E. Duncombe Shafto 84 a.; William Tinney 375 a.; James Wapshare 262 a.; bishop of Winchester 181 a. HAMPTWORTII Owners 21. R. E. Duncombe Shafto 905 a.; Frederick Webb 640 a. Occupiers James Cooper 270 a.; Anne Hull 56 a.; R. E. Duncombe Shafto 648 a.; Frederick Webb 57 a.; William Andrews 372 a. CHURCH Owners 19. George Matcham 213 a.; guardians of Earl Nelson 166 a.; executors of Thomas Nelson, Earl Nelson, 1,004 a.; Frances, Countess Nelson, 163 a.; [Winchester College] 94 a. (rectorial glebe). DOWNTON 49 Occupiers William Gay 186 a.; John Taunton 338 a.; Silas Benjafield 59 a.; George Cheyney 777 a.; William Shuckburgh 110 a. CHARLTON Owners 15. Guardians of Earl Nelson 513 a.; George Newman 196 a.; earl of Radnor 1,605 a. Occupiers William Maton 312 a.; Silas Benjafield 151 a.; George Newman 191 a.; William Atkinson 675 a.; James Read 270 a.; William Tamlyn 639 a. WICK AND WALTON Owners 27. George Matcham 297 a.; earl of Radnor 2,005 a. Occupiers John Taunton 297 a.; William Street 714 a.; Thomas Maton 1,183 a. Boaouon Owners 28. NuNToN AND BODENHAM (1,171 a.) Arable 601 a. Meadow 101 a. Water meadow 37 a. Gardens 16 a. Orchards 9 a. Down arable 263 a. Down pasture 93 a. Woods 26 a. Plantations 26 a. Owners 10. Mary Attwater 142 a.; Susan Batt 552 a.; earl of Radnor 469 a. Vicarial glebe 1 a. Occupiers Thomas Attwater 128 a.; Susan Batt 77 a.; Frederick Barnes 813 a.; James Read 61 a. Maps 3. Charlton, Wick and Walton, and Borough 1/4752, East Downton, Hamptworth, and Church 1/4752, Nunton and Bodenham 1/4752.

105 DRAYCOT CERNE (971 a.) Agreement 10 April 1838, conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1839. Tithe rent-charge £260 to the rector (Henry Barry) for great and small tithes, and £20 for tithes on glebe. Arable 143 a. Meadow 502 a. Woods 7 a. Draycot Park 256 a. Owners 6. William Pole-Tylney-Long-Wellesley 1,005 a. Glebe 52 a. Occupiers William Pole-Tylney-Long-Wellesley 474 a.; Edward Giddings 68 a.; Jeremiah Knight 78 a.; James Lane 162 a.; Hannah Smith 67 a.; Charles Harford 50 a. Map 1839. 1/4752.

106 DRAYCOT FOLIAT (686 a.) Agreement 22 Dec. 1838, confirmed 10 Feb. 1843. Tithe rent-charge On 686 a. £180 to the rector (Richard Goddard) for great and small tithes. Arable 606 a. Meadow 77 a. Wood 3 a. Owners 3. George and Jemima Jefieries 281 a.; Thomas Neale 114 a.; devisees of John Ward 296 a. Occupiers George Jefferies 281 a.; Thomas Neale 114 a.; John Puckeridge 296 a. Map 1838. 1/2376. 50 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS 107 DURNFORD (3,423 a.) Agreement 20 Nov. 1838, supplementary award 6 April 1843 (Commissioner Robert Page), confirmed 10 June 1843. Tithe rent-charge On 2,410 a. £490 to the prebendary of Durnford (Arthur Howman) and £105 to the vicar (John Owen Parr); on 9 a. £4 10s. to the dean and canons of Windsor. On all lands in Hungerford Durnford, 1,004 a., tithes extinguished under Inclosure Award, 1794. SOUTHEND Arable 371 a. Pasture 50 a. Down 118 a. Owners 11. James Ainsworth 58 a.; James 1-larris, earl of Malmesbury, 190 a.; Stephen and Christopher Smith 90 a.; John Swayne 129 a. Occupiers John Harris 58 a.; Stephen and Christopher Smith 279 a.; Henry Self 121 a. NETTON Arable 231 a. Pasture 25 a. Down ll4 a. Owners 4. Sophia Flower 51 a.; John Newman 91 a.; John Swayne 201 a. Occupiers Sophia Flower 250 a.; John Newman 91 a. SALTERTQN Arable 361 a. Pasture 58 a. Down 164 a. Owners 3. John Davis 464 a.; Mrs. Swayne 195 a. Occupiers John Hyde 652 a. NoRMANToN Arable 303 a. Pasture 38 a. Down 182 a. Owner 1. Sir Edmund Antrobus 647 a. Occupiers Mary Rawlings 631 a. LITTLE DURNFORD Arable 274 a. Pasture 48 a. Down 80 a. Owner 1. Edward Hinxman 423 a. Oceupiers Joseph and Edmund Olding 247 a.; Edward Hinxman 173 a. HUNGERFORD DURNFORD or NORTHEND Arable 566 a. Pasture 65 a. Down 373 a. Map l/4752.

108 DURRINGTON (2,604 a.) Agreement 27 July 1838, conﬁrmed 9 March 1841. Tithe rent-charge On 2,604 a. £560 to the dean and chapter of Winchester, and £30 for tithes on glebe. Arable 1,297 a. Meadow and down 1,290 a. Wood 1 a. Homesteads 15 a. Owners 39. Warden and scholars of Winchester College 730 a.; William Fowle 209 a.; Thomas Jenner 276 a.; George Moore 104 a.; Thomas Moore 275 a.; Francis Pinckney 195 a.; trustee of Sir Edward Poore 636 a.; Frederick York 71 a.; Mary Young 56 a.; dean and chapter of Winchester 236 a. (rectorial glebe). Occupiers Robert Canning 473 a.; William Fowle 209 a.; Thomas Jenner 267 a.; John Rowden 617 a.; James Kellow 195 a.; John Hayden 634 a.; William Allen 71 a.; Charles Berett 56 a. Map 1839. 1/4752. EASTON GREY 51 109 EASTON GREY (1,029 a.) Agreement 24 July 1838, conﬁrmed 7 Dec. 1839. Tithe rent-charge On 1,029 a. £266 5s. to the rector (William Byrch), including £6 5s. for tithes on glebe. Arable 388 a. Meadow 595 a. Wood 41 a. Gardens 4 a. Owners 19. William George Bennett 121 a.; Elizabeth Smith 781 a. Glebe 25 a. Occupiers Charles Tanner 111 a.; John Hillier, junior, 111 a.; Elizabeth Smith 61 a.; Emmanuel Pritchard 393 a.; John Hillier 257 a. Map 1838. [c. l/4827].

110 CASTLE EATON (1,881 a.) Agreement 22 Oct. 1838, conﬁrmed 3 March 1841. Tithe rem‘-charge £567 10s. to the rector (Thomas Bullock) for great and small tithes, and £18 for tithes on glebe. Arable 1,082 a. Meadow 799 a. Owners 14. John Archer 496 a.; James Crowdy 152 a.; John Green 477 a.; Rev. John Jeffries 328 a. Glebe 80 a. Occupiers John Archer 561 a.; George Edwards 152 a.; Thomas Benger 475 a.; Charles Poulton 328 a.; Rev. Thomas Maurice 89 a. Map 1/4752. lll EBBESBORNE WAKE (2,762 a.) Agreement 24 April 1839, conﬁrmed 24 Sept. 1844. Tithe rent-charge On 2,746 a. £303 to the sub-chantor of Salisbury cathedral (George Ingram Fisher), including £9 for tithes on rectorial and £3 for tithes on vicarial glebe, and £164 to Robert Henry Herbert, earl of Pembroke. 16 a. tithe-free. Arable 1,203 a. Meadow 925 a. Wood 547 a. Homesteads, gardens, and roads 71 a. Owners 25. Margaretta Michel 328 a.; earl of Pembroke 1,991 a.; John Rebbeck 289 a.; Henry King 46 a. (glebe). Occupiers John Rebbeck 856 a.; earl of Pembroke 330 a.; John Bennett 1,321 a.; Nehemiah Wright 59 a. Map 1/6336.

112 EDINGTON (5,704 a.: Edington 2,203 a., Tinhead 2,461 a., West Coulston 1,040 a.) Award 16 June 1842 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 20 Sept. 1844. Tithe rent-charge £1,300 to Anna Susanna Watson-Taylor. Arable 2,348 a. Meadow 1,726 a. Down 1,429 a. Wood 57 a. Homesteads 57 a. Roads and waste 92 a. EDINGTON Owners 34. Anna Susanna Watson-Taylor and others 53 a.; Anna S. Watson-Taylor 2,003 a. 52 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS Occupiers Anna S. Watson-Taylor and others 52 a.; William Chapman 145 a.; Samuel Mitchell 210 a.; William Price 59 a.; John Scammell 868 a.; William Taylor 138 a.; George White 100 a.; Humphrey White 257 a.; William White 125 a. TINHEAD Owners 43. Anna S. Watson-Taylor and others 258 a.; Anna S. Watson- Taylor 1,989 a.; Rev. W. B. Turner 101 a. Occupiers Anna S. Watson-Taylor 258 a.; Richard Oram 162 a.; John Crook Pepler 479 a.; William Price 239 a.; Charles Scammell 740 a.; James Watts 238 a.; Mark Butler 101 a. WEST CouLsToN Owners 10. Simon Taylor 134 a.; Anna S. Watson-Taylor 828 a. Occupiers Simon Taylor 134 a.; Jonathan Grant 501 a.; Jonas Oram 241 a. Map 1/4752.

113 EISEY Award 28 Aug. 1848 (Commissioner George Wingrove Cooke), conﬁrmed 31 Dec. 1849. Tithe rent-charge On 510 a. £150 to the vicar (H. W. Beadon), and £3 for tithes on glebe. Water Eaton, 1,605 a., and the ancient demesne lands of Cirencester Abbey, 334 a., tithe-free; on 5 a. tithes covered by annual payment of 3s. 4d.; all great tithes already merged. Arable 200 a. Meadow 310 a. Owners 5. Edward Eliot, earl of St. Germans, 827 a. Glebe 8 a. Occupiers Edmund Howse 400 a.; Ann Ruck 362 a. Map 1849. 1/4752.

114 ENFORD (2,306 a. incl. Fifield but excl. East Chisenbury, Coombe, Littlecott, and Long Street) Award 11 Dec. 1847 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), confirmed 17 March 1848. Tithe rent-charge On 4 a. £1 12s. to Sir Edmund Antrobus. A11 vicarial tithes extinguished by an allotment of lands under Inclosure Award, 1809; on 545 a. tithes merged. Arable 1,500 a. Meadow 806 a. Owners 2. Sir Edmund Antrobus 545 a. Occupiers Charles Offer 545 a. Map 1/7920. 115 ENFORD (1,373 =1-) East Chisenbury Award 17 May 1844 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), confirmed 23 July 1857. Tithe rent-charge £28 to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners (for the prebend of Chute and Chisenbury); £1 3s. to Samuel Clift; £3 9s. to the vicar [J. H. Alt]; £5 10s. to William Pearce and George Wedge; £132 to Thomas and Edward Gaby. On St. Catherine’s farm tithes covered by payments ENFORD 53 of £8 10s. 6d. to Thomas and Edward Gaby and of £1 3s. 4d. and 3s. 4d. to the vicar; on demesne lands of the prebend (now lapsed to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners) small tithes covered by annual payment of 3s. 4d. and 26 lb. of wool to the vicar. Arable 810 a. Meadow 75 a. Down 466 a. Buildings 7 a. Roads, rivers, and waste 15 a. Owners 21. William Chafyn Grove 200 a.; Ecclesiastical Commissioners 393 a.; St. Katherine’s Hospital, [London], 369 a.; John Holloway 255 a. Occupiers John S. Cusse 200 a.; W. C. Grove 751 a.; John Moore 253 a. Map 1/4752.

116 ENFORD (808 a.) Coombe Award 4 Feb. 1843 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Dec. 1843. Tithe rent-charge £50 to Anna Maria Saurin; on Coombe mill 11s. to the vicar [J. H. Alt]. On Coombe farm, 626 a., great tithes merged; all other tithes extinguished under Inclosure Award, 1809. Arable 531 a. Water meadow 5 a. Pasture 19 a. Down 248 a. Withy bed and waste 1 a. Homesteads 4 a. Owners 3. Henry Just 55 a.; John Mundy 126 a. Occupiers Jonathan Smallbones 181 a. Map 1843. 1/4752.

117 ENFORD (707 a.) Littlecott Agreement 19 Dec. 1839, conﬁrmed 23 Dec. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £85 to Elizabeth Godden; £55 to George Taylor; on Littlecott mill lls. to the vicar (J. H. Alt). On 132 a. tithes belonging to the vicar to be merged. Arable 372 a. Meadow 36 a. Down 299 a. Owners 9. Trustees of John Moore 347 a.; George Taylor 217 a.; Rev. J. H. Alt 132 a. Occupiers John Moore 564 a.; William Pierce 132 a. Map 1/4752.

118 ENFORD (817 a.) Long Street Award 31 Dec. 1842 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), supplementary award 21 Aug. 1844, conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1844. Tithe rent-charge £182 to Thomas Dreweatt for great tithes. Payment of tithes to the vicar extinguished by allotment of lands under Inclosure Award, 1809. Arable 427 a. Meadow 6 a. Pasture 18 a. Down 321 a. Homesteads 8 a. Withy bed 1 a. Roads 36 a. Owners 9. Andrew Baden 187 a. ; Thomas Dreweatt 210 a. Vicarial glebe 60 a. Occupiers Andrew Baden 187 a.; William Stagg 209 a. Map 1843. 1/4752. 54 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS 119 EVERLEIGH (3,275 a.) Agreement 8 June 1841, conﬁrmed 31 Dec. 1842. Tithe rent-charge £707 19s. 6d. to the vicar (Francis Bickley Astley) for great and small tithes, including £7 19s. 6d. for tithes on glebe. Arable 1,678 a. Meadow 139 a. Down 1,166 a. Woods 258 a. Owners 2. Sir Francis Dugdale Astley 3,232 a. Glebe 22 a. Oecupiers Sir Francis D. Astley 356 a.; James Horrell 635 a.; William Pinckney 735 a.; William Simpkins 1,506 a. Map 1/6336.

120 MONKTON FARLEIGH (1,811 a.) Agreement 26 Jan. 1842, conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1846. Tithe rent-charge £185 to the rector (William Burrough Cosens), and £7 for tithes on glebe. Ancient demesne lands of the bishop of Salisbury, 1,034 a., tithe-free. Arable 357 a. Homesteads etc. 13 a. Wood 26 a. Pasture 354 a. Owners 13. Wade Brown 1,747 a. Glebe 26 a. Oeeupiers Thomas Bath 59 a.; Wade Brown 524 a.; Henry Howell 144 a.; John Moon 189 a.; John Raines 272 a.; William Wilkins 387 a. Map 1/7128.

121 FIFIELD BAVANT (1,183 a.) Award 20 Sept. 1843 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), supplementary award 21 Sept. 1844, conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1844. Tithe rent-charge £140 to the rector (Robert Clavey Grifﬁth), and £6 for tithes on glebe. 25 a. tithe-free. Arable 242 a. Meadow 56 a. Down 352 a. Wood 107 a. Homesteads 3 a. Owners 7. John Alexander Thynne, marquess of Bath, 994 a.; Charles Penruddocke 77 a. Glebe 24 a. Oceupiers Thomas Blandford 938 a.; marquess of Bath 55 a.; Aaron Blandford 77 a. Map 1843. 1/6336.

122 FIGHELDEAN (5,175 a.) Agreement 16 April 1839, conﬁrmed 22 Aug. 1840. Tithe rent-charge On 588 a. of Alton parsonage £87 15s. to William Beach; on 4,128 a. of Figheldean parsonage and for great tithes on 418 a. in Alton Parva £670 10s. to the treasurer of Salisbury cathedral (Liscombe Clarke), including £19 18s. 2d. for tithes on glebe; £180 to the vicar (Thomas Henry Hume) for small tithes. On the mill 6s. 8d. a year payable to the owner of Figheldean parsonage; on 12 a. of Newton meadows 2d. an acre payable; Alton free chapel, 41 a., tithe-free. Arable 2,299 a. Meadow and water meadow 194 a. Gardens 22 a. Down 2,618 a. Owners 25. Sir Michael Hicks Beach 378 a.; Mary Ann Edwards 598 a.; William Beach 629 a.; Edward Dyke Poore 1,544 a.; bishop of Salisbury 178 a.; Robert Henry Herbert, earl of Pembroke, 686 a.; Mary A. Edwards, FIGHELDEAN 55 Edwin Simkins, and John Tanner 279 a.; earl of Pembroke and bishop of Salisbury 206 a.; trustee of Sir Edward Poore 402 a.; Edwin Simkins 74 a.; George Pearce Moore 166 a.; warden and scholars of Winchester College 503 a.; treasurer of Salisbury cathedral 49 a. (rectorial glebe). Oecupiers Thomas Pearce 378 a.; Benjamin Hayden 95 a.; Thomas Webb Gilbert 186 a.; Thomas Gaby 84 a.; Joel Rowden 166 a.; E. D. Poore 1,167 a.; Thomas Elwell Simkins 1,230 a.; John Hayden 402 a.; Benjamin Hayden and T. E. Simkins 279 a.; Elizabeth Harris 629 a. Map 1/4752.

123 FISHERTON ANGER (320 a.) Award 10 Sept. 1842 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 20 April 184-4. Tithe rent-charge £162 to the rector (Henry George Starck), and £4 for tithes on glebe. Arable 135 a. Water meadow 50 a. Pasture 50 a. Homesteads 40 a. Withy beds 10 a. Roads, rivers, and waste 20 a. Owners 66. Francis Thomas Egerton 113 a.; Charles Finch 62 a. Occupiers John Pike 97 a.; Charles Finch 51 a. Maps 2, 1843. 1/792, 1/2376.

124 FISHERTON DE LA MERE (2,865 a.: Bapton 1,081 a., Fisherton 1,784 a.) Agreement 10 March 1838, conﬁrmed 28 Nov. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £143 4s. to the vicar (William Davison Thring) for lesser tithes, including £1 4s. for tithes on glebe. All great tithes merged by John Davis of Bapton and John Davis of Fisherton; 5 a. exempt from tithes. Arable 1,923 a. Meadow 942 a. (including Down 792 a.) Owners 3. John Davis 1,727 a.; devisees of late John Davis 1,058 a. Glebe 22 a. Occttpiers John Davis 1,727 a.; John and Thomas Davis 1,010 a. Map 1838. 1/4752.

125 FITTLETON (3,180 a.) Agreement 15 June 1838, conﬁrmed 28 April 1840. Tithe rent-charge On the portionary or prosnary lands in Haxton (lands of the dissolved free chapel of Fittleton), 894 a., £64 16s. to Sir Michael Hicks Beach for tithes of corn and grain and ii tithes of wool and lambs; £461 7s. 8d. to the rector (John Parkinson), including £7 10s. for rectorial and £3 10s. for vicarial tithes on glebe. FITTLETQN Arable 824 a. Meadow 51 a. Wood 10 a. Down 553 a. Cottages 11 a. Roads, rivers, and linchets 18 a. Owners 5. Sir Michael Hicks Beach 1,407 a. Glebe 35 a. Occupiers Thomas Bates 683 a.; Sir Michael Hicks Beach 55 a.; William Bruges 669 a. 56 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS HAxToN Arable 645 a. Meadow 36 a. Wood 1 a. Down 992 a. Cottages 13 a. Roads, rivers, and linchets 26 a. Owners 20. Sir Michael Hicks Beach 701 a.; John Perkins 971 a. Oeeupiers Jacob Pearce 585 a.; Thomas Bates 114 a.; William Bruges 971 a. Map 1839. 1/7128.

126 FONTHILL BISHOP (1,730 a.) Agreement 6 Oct. 1837, conﬁrmed 29 Jan. 1839. Tithe rent-charge £259 ls. 3d. to the rector (Simon Webber) for great and small tithes, including 15s. 11d. for rectorial and 5s. 4d. for vicarial tithes on glebe. Arable 876 a. Meadow 76 a. Wood 231 a. Common lands 552 a. Owners 18. Henry King 894 a.; James Morrison 356 a.; bishop of Win- chester 584 a. Glebe 4 a. Occupiers Henry Self 801 a.; Henry Spencer 85 a.; Henry King 418 a.; James Morrison 95 a.; James Turner 102 a. Map 1838. 1/4752.

127 FONT1-[ILL GIFFORD (1,959 a.) Agreement 15 June 1840, conﬁrmed 10 Feb. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £320 to the rector (William Coxe Radcliffe) for great and small tithes, including £10 for tithes on glebe. Arable 444 a. Meadow 639 a. Wood 828 a. Homesteads 48 a. Owners 18. John Benett 1,657 a.; James Morrison 240 a. Glebe 40 a. Occupiers John Benett 797 a.; Moses Futcher 336 a.; James Brown 383 a.; Jonathan Vincent 59 a.; James Morrison 240 a. Map 1/4752.

128 FOVANT (2,158 a.) Agreement 20 Feb. 1839, conﬁrmed 26 Nov. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £550 to the vicar (Wellesley Pole Pigott), including £7 for rectorial and £3 for vicarial tithes on glebe. 9 a. tithe-free. Arable 1,227 a. Meadow and down 614 a. Wood 182 a. Homesteads, roads, and water 135 a. Owners 34. Robert Henry Herbert, earl of Pembroke, 1,941 a. Glebe 46 a. Occupiers William Martin 124 a.; earl of Pembroke 171 a.; Daniel Bracher 226 a.; William Futcher 672 a.; James Futcher 460 a.; Mary Best 205 a. Map 1/4752.

129 FROXFIELD (2,207 a.) Award 14 March 1845 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 24 Sept. 1847. Tithe rent-charge On 27 a. £10 to Charles Brudenell-Bruce, marquess of Ailesbury; £724 to the dean and canons of Windsor, and £18 for tithes on glebe. FROX FIELD 57 Arable 1,733 a. Meadow 195 a. Orchards 2 a. Woods 149 a. Homesteads 28 a. Roads, water, and waste 48 a. Owners 14. Marquess of Ailesbury 199 a.; John Pocock Gillmore 225 a.; Francis Leyborne Popham 223 a.; Edward Leyborne Popham 1,222 a.; Duchess of Somerset’s Hospital 662 a. Rectorial glebe 51 a.; vicarial glebe l a. Occupiers John Piggott 159 a.; William Chandler 221 a.; Frederick Baver- stock 212 a.; William Lewis 245 a.; Edward Leyborne Popham 69 a.; Robert Vaisey 268 a.; John Richens 62 a.; Henry Lavington 59 a.; Joseph Drury 142 a.; John Redman 472 a. Map 1846. 1/4752.

130 FUGGLESTONE ST. PETER (1,643 a.) Agreement 11 Dec. 1839, conﬁrmed 12 Feb. 1841. Tithe rent-charge On 1,584 a. £552 to the rector (Wellesley Pole Pigott), including 10s. for great tithes and 30s. for small tithes on glebe. King’s mead, 34 a., and West mead, 25 a., free of tithe of hay. Arable 1,110 a. Meadow 299 a. Wood 122 a. Homesteads and gardens 53 a. Owners 52. George Brown 54 a.; Robert Green 64 a.; Hon. Sidney Herbert 409 a.; dean and chapter of Salisbury 58 a.; Robert Henry Herbert, earl of Pembroke, 794 a. Glebe 5 a. Occupiers James Vincent 54 a.; Robert Green 58 a.; Hon. Sidney Herbert 136 a.; James Cottle 332 a.; Rev. Matthew Marsh 58 a.; Joseph Compton 61 a.; George Williams 208 a.; William Woodcock 361 a. Map 1840. 1/4752.

131 GARSDON (1,147 a.) Agreement 9 Jan. 1839, supplementary award 21 July 1840 (Commissioner James Jerwood), conﬁrmed 15 Aug. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £170 to the rector (Thomas Anthony Methuen) for great and small tithes, including £5 (reduced to £3 by supplementary award) for tithes on glebe. On 92 a. tithes hitherto covered by payment of £5 4s. Arable 276 a. Meadow 683 a. Common land 82 a. Owners 2. Paul Methuen, Lord Methuen, 1,056 a. Glebe 14 a. Occupiers Richard Kaynes 166 a.; John Lea 324 a. ; William Woody 357 a.; William Wilkins 170 a. Map 1/4752.

132 EAST GRIMSTEAD (927 a.) Award 26 Aug. 1843 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1845. Tithe rent-charge £215 to the rector of West Dean (Francis Glossop). On the glebe tithes already merged. Arable 653 a. Meadow 163 a. Down 59 a. Wood 6 a. Homesteads 19 a. Owners 11. George Brown 105 a.; William Willoughby Cole, earl of Enniskillen, 526 a.; Richard Sutton 128 a. Glebe 28 a. 58 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS Occupiers Samuel Gray 89 a.; Timothy Rumboll 380 a.; Thomas Judd 139 a.; Richard Sutton 128 a. Map l/4752.

133 WEST GRIMSTEAD (1,482 a.) Agreement ll April 1837, conﬁrmed 20 April 1838. Tithe rent-charge On 32 a. £10 to the trustees of Bishop Ward’s charity; £263 l5s. 6d. to the rector (Henry Strangways), including £3 15s. 6d. for tithes on glebe. Arable 710 a. Meadow 345 a. Wood 257 a. Plantation andfurze 130 a. Orchards and gardens 41 a. Owners 23. Philip Emmett 94 a.; William Pleydell-Bouverie, earl of Radnor, 1,299 a. Glebe 20 a. Occupiers Thomas Parsons 94 a.; earl of Radnor 299 a.; George Rumbold 233 a. ; Timothy Rumbold 503 a.; William Mussell 148 a.; Charles Stanford 62 a. Map 1/4752.

134 GRITTLETON (1,955 a.) Agreement 9 March 1838, conﬁrmed 7 Dec. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £420 to the rector (William Burne) for great and small tithes, including 16s. for rectorial and 4s. for vicarial tithes on glebe. Arable 1,111 a. Meadow 780 a. Wood 64 a. Roads and waste 31 a. Owners 18. Rev. William Burne 274 a.; Sir John Buxton 416 a.; Joseph Neeld 1,274 a. Glebe 8 a. Occupiers Charles and Robert Chandler 468 a.; James Mundy 160 a.; James Allpass 216 a.; Joseph Baldwin 426 a.; James May 168 a.; Joseph Neeld 261 a.; Thomas Veal 166 a. Map 1840. 1/2376.

135 HAM (1,590 a.) Agreement 29 Jan. 1838, conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1839. Tithe rent-charge £435 to the rector (Sumner Smith) for great and small tithes, including £5 for tithes on glebe. Arable 1,012 a. Meadow 157 a. Down 269 a. Wood 113 a. Buildings etc. 16 a. Waste 2 a. Owners 13. John Bushnell 279 a.; Francis Richens Watts 272 a.; dean and chapter of Winchester 413 a.; William Woodman 485 a. Glebe 20 a. Occupiers Thomas Stagg 279 a.; Charles Bryant 64 a.; Anthony Kingston 195 a.; F. R. Watts 384 a.; William Woodman 485 a. Map 1/4752.

136 HANKERTON (2,105 a.) Agreement 11 Sept. 1840, conﬁrmed 18 Dec. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £15 to Thomas Howard, earl of Suffolk; £280 to the vicar (William Maskelyne), and £3 10s. for tithes on glebe. On 405 a. tithes merged by the earl of Suffolk. HANKERTON 59 Arable 513 a. Meadow 1,569 a. Wood 23 a. Owners 41. Christopher Cole 203 a.; John Godwin 137 a.; William Hughes 89 a.; Joseph Pitt 177 a.; John White 101 a.; George White 79 a.; earl of Suffolk 1,125 a. Glebe 17 a. Occupiers John and Jonathan Cole 203 a.; John Godwin 137 a.; William Hughes 89 a.; David Godwin 330 a.; John Gosling 274 a.; Daniel Jacques 219 a.; William Scriven 85 a.; Thomas Sisum 67 a.; Thomas Lewis 82 a.; Henry Yarnton 54 a.; Thomas White 101 a.; George White 79 a. Map 1/4752.

137 HANNINGTON (2,413 a.) Agreement 22 Oct. 1838, conﬁrmed 21 Dec. 1839. Tithe rent-charge On 174 a. £47 15s. to the vicar (Charles Milman Mount). On the remainder tithes extinguished and commuted under Inclosure Award, 1632. Owner 1. John Archer 158 a. Occupier David Archer 158 a. Map 1839. 1/2376.

138 HARDENHUISH (455 a.) Agreement 8 Dec. 1837, conﬁrmed 23 March 1840. Tithe rent-charge £92 10s. to the rector (Anthony Austin, afterwards Robert Kilvert), including £1 5s. for rectorial and £1 5s. for vicarial tithes on glebe. Arable 32 a. Meadow 405 a. Wood 6 a. Owners 12. Thomas Clutterbuck 349 a.; Rev. Henry Mogg 53 a. Glebe 12 a. Occttpiers Henry Nicholls 107 a.; John Reeves 171 a.; John Knight 53 a. Map 1/2376.

139 WEST HARNHAM Award 5 April 1843 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1844. Tithe rent-charge On 19 a. £11 8s. to the prebendary of Coombe and Harnham. Owners 3. Map 1/4752.

140 HEDDINGTON (1,710 a.) Agreement 5 Nov. 1840, conﬁrmed 23 June 1842. Tithe rent-charge On 242 a. £48 to Francis Newman Rogers; on 14 a. £5 10s. to John Pepler; £268 14s. to the rector (George John Magendie), including £5 for tithes on glebe. On 349 a. tithes merged by Brice Pearse, on 23 a. by William Gundry, and on 36 a. by the trustee of William Gundry. Arable 921 a. Meadow 746 a. Wood 4 a. Waste 29 a. Owners 42. Rev. James Eyre 101 a.; Ralph Heale 695 a.; Brice Pearse 601 a. Glebe 20 a. Occupiers Daniel Head 50 a.; George Gundry 131 a.; John Russ 581 a.; Isaac Clarke 597 a. Map 1841. 1/6336. 60 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS 141 HIGHWAY (813 a.) Agreement 18 July 1838, conﬁrmed 12 Feb. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £170 to the rector (William Lisle Bowles) for great and small tithes, including £5 for tithes on glebe. Arable 406 a. Meadow 253 a. Wood 7 a. Common land 59 a. Owners 2. William Norris Tonge 721 a. Glebe 20 a. Occupiers Christopher Bevan 676 a. Map 1840. 1/3168.

142 HIGHWORTH (10,000 a.) Agreement 16 Aug. 1838, supplementary award 30 Oct. 1840 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), second supplementary award 30 Oct. 1841, confirmed 23 Sept. 1842 (half the costs payable by the landowners, half by the tithe- owners). Tithe rent-charge On 4 a. £1 ls. to the rector of Stanton Fitzwarren; on 3,735 a. £1,165 (reduced to £1,063 by supplementary award) to devisees of the late James Hussey for great tithes, including £15 for rectorial tithes on glebe, and £430 to the vicar (Edward Rowden) for small tithes. On Broad Blunsdon £85 payable instead of tithes; on lands of Francis Haines 20s. a year and on lands of Isaac Waine 10s. 6d. a year payable instead of great tithes; on 143 a. of arable and 1,437 a. of meadow in Marston 20d. an acre payable instead of small tithes; on Eastrop and Westrop tithings tithes extinguished and commuted under Inclosure Award, 1779. Arable 1,580 a. Meadow 2,155 a. BURY BLUNSDON Owner 1. Sir James Money-Kyrle 797 a. Occupier William Smith 797 a. FRESDEN Owner 1. William Pleydell-Bouverie, earl of Radnor, 545 a. Occupiers Earl of Radnor 57 a.; William Rickards 475 a. MARSTON Owners 48. Thomas Bunbury and Philip Matthews 80 a.; Alfred Batson 123 a.; Henry Herbert, earl of Carnarvon, 311 a.; devisee of C. Hopkins 93 a.; Mary Ann Crowdy 68 a.; John Frampton 133 a.; Rev. James Grooby 115 a.; John Phipp 55 a.; Mary Smith 84 a.; Rev. John Trenchard 147 a.; Hon. Elizabeth Warneford 193 a. Glebe 41 a. Occupiers Henry Howes 80 a.; William Large 123 a.; John Frampton 133 a.; John White 101 a.; William Pinnegar 325 a.; Richard Love 93 a.; John Hall 60 a.; Harriet White 50 a.; Thomas Smith 69 a.; John Smith 146 a.; Mary Edwards 141 a. SEVENHAMPTON Owners 2. Hon. Elizabeth Warneford 1,978 a. Occupiers Richard Chillingworth 305 a.; Maria Chillingworth 277 a.; Samuel Davis 244 a.; William Hewer 539 a.; Henry Noyes 88 a.; Thomas Sealey 351 a.; Hon. Elizabeth Warneford 125 a. Map 1/4752. HILMARTON 61 143 HILMARTON (4,182 a.) Agreement 22 Dec. 1841, confirmed 30 Sept. 1842. Tithe rent-charge On 457 a. £83 4s. 6d. to Thomas Poynder and on 8 a. 16s. 8d. to Edward Stiles for great tithes; £493 12s. 2d. to the vicar (John Henry Hume) for small tithes, including 10s. for small tithes on glebe. The following owners merged their tithes: Lady Elizabeth Neale on 252 a., Magdalen College, Oxford, on 494 a., Worcester College, Oxford, on 336 a., Thomas Poynder on 954 a., Edward Stiles on 322 a., Jane Thring on 238 a., Bryan Rumboll on 123 a., Jacob Henley on 135 a., James Bewley on 82 a., Samuel William Neate on 68 a.; on Lower Beversbrook farm small tithes covered by payment of 10s. a year; on Middle Beversbrook farm £4 14s. 6d. and on Upper Beversbrook farm £9 9s. payable in place of agistment tithe for ox feed; on Cowage farm small tithes covered by payment of 3s. 4d., on Corton by ls., and on Littlecott by £1 4s. 4d.; 21 a. in Whitcomb mead tithe-free. Arable 1,549 a. Meadow 2,319 a. Wood 177 a. Orchards 17 a. Houses 65 a. Waste 34 a. Owners 46. James Bewley 83 a.; Magdalen College 569 a.; Mme. Ann de Bolleville 446 a.; Jacob Henley 136 a.; James Large 282 a.; John Large 275 a.; S. W. Neate 68 a.; Lady Elizabeth Neale 252 a.; Thomas Poynder 948 a.; Bryan Rumboll 123 a.; Edward Stiles 322 a.; Jane Thring 241 a.; Worcester College 357 a. Glebe 7 a. Occupiers James Bewley 82 a.; John Crooke 494 a.; Mme. Ann de Bolleville 107 a.; Luke Eattell 102 a.; Daniel Vines 236 a.; Jacob Henley 135 a.; James Large 302 a.; John Large 336 a.; Mary Harris 68 a.; Jasper Rumboll Maskelyne 252 a.; Thomas Crump 128 a.; John Godwin 129 a.; Henry Hunt 229 a.; Edward Jefferys 199 a. ; James Laurence 143 a. ; John Pinneger 52 a. ; James Rumming 123 a. ; Robert and Samuel Stiles 309 a. ; Christopher Beaven 235 a.; Elizabeth Jefibrys 82 a. Map l/4752.

144 HILPERTON (842 a.) Agreement 11 Sept. 1837, conﬁrmed 27 Feb. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £260 to the rector (George Innes of Warwick), including £5 for tithes on glebe. Arable 184 a. Meadow 658 a. Gardens 20 a. Owners 61. Walter Long 730 a. Glebe 28 a. Occupiers James Beaven 93 a.; James and Isaac Beaven 204 a.; Thomas Hayward 150 a.; Thomas Lavington 134 a.; William Lavington 148 a. Map 1838. l/3168.

145 HINDON (192 a.) A ward 30 March 1843 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1844. Tithe rent-charge £70 to the rector of East Knoyle [Charles Wrottesley]. Arable 172 a. Meadow 21 a. Owners 8. Lord George Calthorpe 179 a. Map l/2376. 62 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS 146 BROAD HINTON (3,648 a.) Award 12 April 1845 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 5 June 1846. Tithe rent-charge On Bynoll farm and ancient demesnes, 336 a., £100 to Henry St. John, Viscount Bolingbroke, for great tithes; £535 to the keeper, brethren, and sisters of St. Nicholas’s Hospital, Salisbury; £382 to the vicar (Edward Wyndham Tufnel).1 Bynoll wood, 20 a., tithe-free; on Bynoll farm small tithes covered by annual payment of 13s. and on Sandfurlong farm by annual payment of 7s. to the vicar; on 29 a. tithes covered by payment of 18s. Arable 1,580 a. Pasture 1,721 a. Down 180 a. Wood 46 a. Gardens and roads 59 a. Owners 42. Viscount Bolingbroke 941 a.; Broad Town Charity 292 a.; trustees of Robert Codrington 161 a.; John Parkinson 1,758 a.; Susannah Brown 114 a.; William Ruddle Brown 83 a. Rectorial glebe 57 a.; vicarial glebe 7 a. Occupiers Catherine Seager 456 a.; William Price 140 a.; Thomas Reeves 307 a.; John Smith 107 a.; Thomas Gale 162 a.; Thomas Rodbourn 63 a.; William Bryant 161 a.; Samuel Hale Smith 686 a.; Richard Tuckwell 1,070 a. Map 1846. 1/4752.

147 LITTLE HINTON (1,819 a.) Agreement 14 May 1839, conﬁrmed 6 Feb. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £520 to the rector (John Harrington), and 5s. for tithes on glebe. Arable 854 a. Pasture 554 a. Down 370 a. Wood 8 a. Roads 31 a. Owners 29. Thomas Anger 210 a.; Thomas Brown 876 a.; dean and chapter of Winchester 746 a. ; George Edwards 145 a. ; John Johnson 64 a. Glebe 2 a. Occupiers Thomas Anger 190 a.; Richard Coster 221 a.; Harry Chester 92 a.; George Edwards 145 a.; John Johnson 64 a.; Elizabeth Gibbs 132 a.; William Somerset 52 a. Map (copied from a map in the possession of the dean and chapter of Winchester) 1839.1/4752.

148 HIPPENSCOMBE (830 a.) Award 18 April 1848 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 26 March 1849. Tithe rent-charge £132 to the dean and chapter of Salisbury for great and small tithes. Arable 530 a. Pasture 34 a. Down 226 a. Woods 21 a. Homesteads 8 a. Roads and waste 7 a. Owner 1. Edmund Wheble 825 a.

1 At the time of the award Tufnel was curate of Broad Town, aconsolidated chapelry formed in 1846: V.C.H. Wilts. ix. 41. W. Cookson was vicar of Broad Hinton: Clergy List (1859). HIPPENSCOMBE 63 Occupier William Gilbert 825 a. Map 1848. 1/2376.

149 HOMINGTON Award 25 Nov. 1843 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1846. Tithe rent-charge On 78 a. £17 to the dean and chapter of Salisbury. Owners 2. George Purefoy Jervoise 67 a. Occupiers Thomas Floyd Newton 67 a. Map 1/6356.

150 HORNINGSHAM (2,488 a.) Award 13 Sept. 1845 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 5 June 1846. Tithe rent-charge £550 to the prebendary of Heytesbury with Tytherington and Horningsham (John Nelson). On Longleat demesne, 441 a., tithes covered by annual payment of 4s. to the prebendary. Arable 988 a. Meadow 1,052 a. Woods 360 a. Homesteads 74 a. Water 14 a. Owners 51. John Thynne, marquess of Bath, 1,634 a. Glebe 2 a. Occupiers Marquess of Bath 867 a.; Thomas Dredge 112 a.; Thomas Millard 74 a.; Joseph Miller 79 a.; William Nunn 657 a.; James Parﬁtt 93 a.; Thomas Williams 195 a. Map 1844. 1/7128.

151 HUISH (750 a.) Agreement 10 Aug. 1839, confirmed 6 Sept. 1842. Tithe rent-charge On 4 a. (Froxfield Hospital land) £1 15s. to John Pontin; on 718 a. £185 to the rector (William Bleeck) for great and small tithes, and £7 for tithes on glebe. Arable 524 a. Meadow 169 a. Wood 28 a. Owners 10. Trustees of Froxfield Hospital 725 a. Glebe 25 a. Occupiers George Young 639 a.; John Edmonds 84 a. Map 1841. l/4752.

152 HULLAVINGTON (3,098 a.) Agreement 16 Oct. 1840, conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1842. Tithe rent-charge £455 to the provost and scholars of Eton College, and 5s. for rectorial tithes on glebe; £165 to the vicar (William Carter), and £10 13s. for vicarial tithes on glebe. On Surrendell farm, 404 a., tithes except those of corn, grain, and hay covered by payment of a modus of £4 11s. 3d. to the vicar and on Furleaze farm, 163 a., and Dunley farm, 210 a., by payment of a modus of £3 4s. 9d. to the vicar; demesne lands of the impropriate rectory, 467 a., tithe-free. Arable 1,225 a. Meadow 1,304 a. Wood 51 a. Owners 40. William Way Burne 397 a.; Sarah Daw 186 a.; Lawrence Chandler 58 a.; William Hooper 425 a.; Joseph Neeld 938 a.; James Newman 63 a.; John Stephens 83 a. Glebe 53 a. 64 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS Occupiers George Toghill 397 a.; John Stephens 270 a.; John Hatherill 425 a.; Gabriel Greenman 336 a.; Daniel Painter 87 a.; Thomas Greenman 63 a.; William Tugwell 157 a.; James Lane 184 a.; James Newman 56 a. Map 1/4752.

153 IDMISTON (6,610 a.) Award 24 Dec. 1841 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), supplementary award 31 Dec. 1844, conﬁrmed 4 Aug. 1845. Tithe rent-charge On 3 a. £1 to the rector of Winterbourne Gunner [Charles John Coleman]; on 696 a. £74 and £646 to the dean and chapter of Salisbury for § tithes, and £16 for tithes on rectorial glebe; on 696 a. £37 to James Morrison for ,1» tithes; £304 to the vicar [H. Hodgson]. Former lands of Porton chapel, 6 a., tithe-free. Arable 2,849 a. Down arable 644 a. Water meadows 70 a. Homesteads and orchards 171 a. Down 1,633 a. Woods 109 a. Roads 4 a. Owners 31. William Hicks Beach 1,928 a.; Rev. William Bonaker 112 a.; Francis Egerton 629 a.; John Ingram 293 a.; trustees of the late Rev. John Bowle 1,041 a. and 130 a. (rectorial glebe); Ann Maur 214 a.; James Morrison 691 a.; Robert Cooper 93 a. Vicarial glebe 1 a. Occupiers Thomas Cusse 692 a.; John Cusse 492 a.; Charles Blake 1,035 a.; Caleb Loader 1,041 a.; James Judd 629 a.; Richard Bowles 293 a.; Robert Cooper 93 a.; James Targett 697 a. Map 1/4752.

154 IMBER (3,034 a.) Agreement 9 Dec. 1837, conﬁrmed 12 Sept. 1839. Tithe rent-charge On 2,733 a. £396 8s. 6d. to John Alexander Thynne, marquess of Bath; £28 16s. 5d. to George Watson-Taylor, including £16 for tithes on glebe. 194 a. tithe-free. Arable 1,605 a. Meadow 1,074 a. Wood 33 a. Homesteads 20 a. Owners 9. James Morris Davis 920 a.; William Fricker 83 a.; Mary Montagu, countess of Sandwich, and Henry Vane, earl of Darlington, 896 a.; Edward Seagram 423 a.; William Tinker 541 a.; marquess of Bath 81 a. (glebe). Occupiers William Dean 567 a.; William and Matthew Dean 266 a.; Matthew Dean 540 a.; William Fricker 164 a.; Henry Hooper 877 a.; Mary Pile 541 a. Map 1838. 1/4752.

155 INGLESHAM (898 a.) Award 12 Aug. 1841 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 21 April 1843. Tithe rent-charge £221 to the vicar [W. A. Evanson], including £12 for tithes on glebe and £11 for tithes of corn and grain on the manors of Upper and Lower Inglesham, previously covered by annual render of 16 bz. wheat, 16 bz. barley, and 16 bz. oats to the vicar. Remaining tithes of corn and grain already merged. ‘Bleachams’, 15 a., tithe-free. ING LESHAM 65 Arable 62 a. Meadow 791 a. Wood 3 a. Owners 35. James Crowdy 216 a.; Beata Horton 58 a.; Walter Matthews 63 a.; Walter Paul 149 a.; William Pleydell-Bouverie, earl of Radnor, 81 a.; trustee of the late Jane Velley 136 a. Glebe 43 a. Occupiers Richard Miller 169 a.; Richard Palmer 58 a.; Walter Matthews 62 a.; Matthew Edmonds 149 a.; John Nash 180 a. Map 1842. 1/2376.

156 KEEVIL (excl. Bulkington) Award 1 Sept. 1864 to change corn rents awarded under Inclosure Award, 1796, to a tithe rent-charge, conﬁrmed 1 Sept. 1864. Tithe rent-charge £267 12s. to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners (for the dean and chapter of Winchester); £162 13s. 10d. to the vicar (William Henry Pooke). Owners 33. William Beach 870 a.; George Bartlett 128 a.; George Chamber- lain 397 a.; William Capel 130 a.; Walter Long 72 a.; Henry Gaisford Gibbs Ludlow 61 a. ; William Porter 58 a. ; James Tayler 66 a. ; Ecclesiastical Commissioners 35 a. (rectorial glebe). Vicarial glebe 2 a. Occupiers James Bartlett 247 a.; executors of Joseph Maslen 210 a.; Joseph Collett 165 a.; John and Samuel Tayler 191 a.; Daniel Watts 60 a.; Lucy Ellis 80 a.; George Perett 54 a.; Henry Ghey 139 a.; William Hunt 130 a.; John Carey 61 a. ; Thomas Ellis 61 a. ; William Porter 58 a. ; John Matthews, junior, 65 a. Map 1863. 1/2376.

157 KEEVIL (973 a.) Bulkington Agreement 22 Feb. 1839, conﬁrmed 19 May 1840. Tithe rent-charge £145 to the dean and chapter of Winchester; £101 to the vicar (Henry Richards, then under a legal disability). On the mill tithes covered by payment of £1. Arable 164 a. Meadow 747 a. Common 12 a. Owners 26. Rev. Thomas Gaisford 489 a.; Rev. Charles Gaisford 76 a.; John Lewis, senior, 79 a.; Rev. James Long 119 a. Occupiers Samuel Ferris 175 a.; Thomas Jelleries 95 a.; George Ellis 174 a.; Charles Burbidge 76 a.; John Lewis, junior, 79 a.; John Gaisford 119 a. Map 1839. 1/3168.

158 EAST KENNETT (809 a.) Agreement 10 March 1838, conﬁrmed 28 Aug. 1839. Tithe rent-charge On 201 a. £58 10s. to Richard Matthews for great and small tithes. On 27 a. tithes merged by William Tanner and on 582 a. by Richard Matthews. Arable 131 a. Meadow 70 a. Wood 1 a. Owners 4. Elijah Lawrence 163 a. 66 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS Occupiers . . . [MS. blank] Scriven 163 a. Map 1838.1/2376.

159 KILMINGTON (2,643 a.) Agreement 18 Dec. 1838, conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £550 to the rector (Townsend Selwyn) for great and small tithes, including £10 for tithes on glebe. Arable 1,061 a. Meadow 1,375 a. Wood 124 a. Gardens 78 a. Owners 37. Alexander Thynne, marquess of Bath, 277 a.; Sir Henry Hoare 1,218 a.; Henry Hobhouse 530 a.; Henry Fox-Strangways, earl of Ilchester, 498 a. Glebe 58 a. Occupiers Joseph Millard 277 a.; Sir Henry Hoare 328 a.; James Way 54 a.; George Harrington 179 a.; Robert lngs 221 a.; William Mills 283 a.; John Card 530 a.; Joseph Lush 498 a. Map 1839. 1/6336.

160 KINGTON ST. MICHAEL (3,935 a.) Award 11 Jan. 1842 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 23 Sept. 1843. Tithe rent-charge £370 to William Richard Arthur Pole-Tylney-Long- Wellesley; £450 to the vicar (Charles Henry Hodgson). 419 a. tithe-free; 16 a. free of tithes of corn, grain, and hay; on 247 a. tithes covered by annual payment of 6s. 8d. to the vicar. Arable 1,564 a. Meadow 2,218 a. Wood 89 a. Homesteads 30 a. Common land 15 a. Owners 95. Robert Anderson 100 a.; Nathan Atherton 129 a.; Sydenham Bailey 78 a.; John Butler 53 a.; James Packer Butt 69 a.; Walter Coleman 687 a.; Henry Collett 270 a.; Thomas and Mary Ann Gaby 298 a.; trustees of Isaac Sadler Gale 168 a.; Thomas Hines 99 a.; Joseph Neeld 479 a.; Charles Sheppard 54 a.; William Skeates 88 a.; Robert Sutton 135 a.; W. R. A. Pole-Tylney-Long-Wellesley 470 a.; James Mascall 153 a.; William Whitworth 182 a. Glebe 19 a. Occupiers James Mascall 253 a.; Nathan Atherton 129 a.; Sydenham Bailey 78 a.; John Butler 53 a.; Simon Granger 69 a.; Jacob Buckland 165 a.; Joseph Collett 167 a.; Isaac Salter 109 a.; William Tanner 151 a.; Henry Collett 270 a.; Edwin Buckland 67 a.; William Little 227 a.; John Angell 89 a.; Henry Brinkworth 79 a.; Isaac Neate 99 a.; Peter Hooper 209 a.; Joseph Inds 80 a.; Edmund Miles 124 a.; Charles Sheppard 50 a.; William Skeates 88 a.; Robert Sutton 135 a.; Sarah Bailey 195 a.; Henry Day 159 a.; William Whitworth 182 a. Map 1842. 1/4752.

161 WEST KINGTON (2,347 a.) Agreement 17 Nov. 1838, conﬁrmed 6 Aug. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £553 14s. to the rector (Edward Ravenshaw) for great and small tithes, including £17 for tithes on glebe. Arable 1,537 a. Meadow 661 a. Wood 53 a. WEST KINGTON 67 Owners 37. John Baldwin 526 a.; Richard Bennett 304 a.; Sir Christopher Codrington 827 a.; George Comely 95 a.; Harry Nowell 87 a.; George Tyler 255 a.; Isaac Tyler 116 a. Glebe 75 a. Occupiers John Baldwin 559 a.; Henry Woodward 295 a.; John Dowding 474 a. ; William Godwin 237 a.; George Comely 95 a.; Harry Nowell 87 a.; George Holbrow 254 a.; Isaac Holbrow 66 a.; Rev Edward Ravenshaw 74 a. Map 1839. 1/2376.

162 EAST KNOYLE (5,466 a.) Agreement 6 Dec. 1837, conﬁrmed 17 Sept. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £925 to the rector (Charles Wrottesley) for great and small tithes, including £15 for tithes on glebe. Instead of tithe of milk the rector had the tenth day’s skim cheese for 20 weeks beginning 15 days after Holyrood day. Arable 2,588 a. Meadow 1,880 a. Wood 152 a. Down 626 a. Homesteads 83 a. Common land 138 a. Owners 66. Samuel Bristol 68 a.; John Candy 62 a.; Corpus Christi College, Oxford, 229 a.; Foster Dalton 74 a.; George Fort 150 a.; bishop of Winchester 2,477 a.; John Lambert 50 a.; trustee of William Perry 91 a.; Anne Richardson 57 a.; Henry Seymour 1,284 a.; trustees of Wilton School 102 a. Common lands 126 a.; glebe 111 a. Occupiers John Candy 229 a.; William Wigmore 188 a.; James Folliott 157 a.; Henry Seymour 368 a.; William Burton 372 a.; Jeremiah Ricketts 100 a.; James Wigmore 72 a.; George Lampard 155 a.; Thomas Stevens 320 a.; William Harrison 102 a.; Charles Paulet, marquess of Winchester, 2,012 a. Map 1839. l/4752.

163 WEST KNOYLE (1,907 a.) Agreement 20 March 1839, conﬁrmed 9 Aug. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £273 16s. to the rector (Joseph Stockwell) for great tithes, including £5 for tithes on rectorial and 16s. for tithes on vicarial glebe; £155 2s. to the vicar (Joseph Stockwell) for small tithes, including £4 14s. for tithes on rectorial and 8s. for tithes on vicarial glebe.1 Arable 769 a. Pasture 1,007 a. Wood 115 a. Homesteads 16 a. Owners 2. Sir Henry Hoare 1,862 a. Rectorial glebe 47 a.; vicarial glebe 5 a. Occupiers John Butt 71 a.; Alfred Carey 85 a.; Mary Hillier 191 a.; Sir Henry Hoare 107 a.; John Ruddick 43 a.; John Rumsey 684 a.; William Rumsey 639 a. Map 1/6336.

1 At the time of the agreement West Knoyle was a chapelry of North Newnton church, a former prebend in Wilton Abbey, and Stockwell received its tithes as prebendary and vicar of North Newnton: Lond. Gaz. 21 Sept. 1841, p. 2346. 68 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS 164 LACOCK (3,547 a.) Agreement 30 May 1837, supplementary agreement 12 April 1838, conﬁrmed 22 Feb. 1840. Tithe rent-charge On 1,220 a. £220 to William Henry Fox Talbot including £2 12s. 8d. for tithes on glebe, on 443 a. £50 to Frederick William Rooke, on 478 a. £24 to Ezekiel Harman, on 8 a. £1 to devisees of William Hayward, on 49 a. £5 to James Burges, on 6 a. 15s. to John Awdry, on 1 a. ls. 6d. to Robert Taylor, on 81 a. £12 to Frederick Conway Montague and John Lodge, on 105 a. £21 to Stephen Fusscll, on 15 a. £1 7s. 6d. to Isaac Fussell, on 34 a. £2 12s. to John Edward Starky, on 34 a. £2 2s. to Abraham Clark, on 6 a. 14s. to Mary Peck, on 2 a. 5s. to Thomas Brewer, on 1 a. ls. to Thomas Strong, and on 6 a. 12s. 6d. to Anna Maria Pettifer for great tithes; £325 to the vicar (James Paley) for small tithes, including 10s. for tithes on glebe. Ancient demesne of Lacock Abbey, 619 a., tithe-free. Arable 823 a. Meadow 1,831 a. Wood 220 a. Common 46 a. Owners 85. John Awdry 97 a.; George Bailey 52 a.; James Burges 145 a.; Stephen Fussell 194 a.; Isaac Fussell 54 a.; Ezekiel Harman 491 a.; F. C. Montague and John Lodge 236 a.; Sir Harry Neale 110 a.; Thomas Rumming 144 a.; F. W. Rooke 1,697 a.; W. H. F. Talbot 109 a. Glebe 7 a. Occupiers George Bailey 51 a.; Sarah Taylor 145 a.; Stephen Fussell 194 a.; Isaac Fussell 242 a.; Thomas Henry Bucknall-Estcourt 90 a.; George Archard 233 a.; Ezekiel Harman 152 a.; John Fry 93 a.; William Melsome 62 a.; Jane Thompson 73 a.; Thomas Rumming 144 a.; Richard Sargeant 325 a.; Matthew Wheeler 82 a.; F. W. Rooke 227 a.; William Curnick 235 a.; David Clark 154 a.; Thomas Hayward 273 a.; W. H. F. Talbot 122 a.; Elizabeth Croker 67 a. Map 1838. 1/2376.

165 LANDFORD (1,694 a.) Agreement 16 Oct. 1838, conﬁrmed 10 March 1840. Tithe rent-charge On 1,694 a. £220 to the rector (Henry Girdlestone) for great and small tithes, including £10 for tithes on glebe. Arable 556 a. Meadow 259 a. Wood 106 a. Common 773 a. Owners 15. Samuel Greathead 117 a.; Frances Nelson, Countess Nelson, 598 a. Landford common 773 a.; glebe 59 a. Occupiers John Soffe 60 a.; Reuben Andrews 100 a.; James Allen 69 a.; Frances, Countess Nelson, 77 a.; Humphrey Tugwell 212 a. Map 1/4752.

166 LITTLE LANGFORD (900 a.) Agreement 21 March 1838, conﬁrmed 4 Feb. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £147 to the rector (Charles Maitland), including £2 for tithes on glebe. Arable 340 a. Meadow 360 a. Wood 200 a. Owners 5. Robert Henry Herbert, earl of Pembroke, 985 a. Glebe 9 a. Occupiers Harry Biggs 969 a. Map 1839. 1/4752. STEEPLE LANG FORD 69 167 STEEPLE LANGFORD (3,924 a.) Agreement 28 Nov. 1837, conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1839. Tithe rent-charge On 250 a. £42 to Robert Henry Herbert, earl of Pembroke; on 3,674 a. £680 to the rector (Robert Trotman Coates), including £12 for tithes on glebe. Arable 2,194 a. Meadow and down 1,681 a. Wood 18 a. Roads and waste 31 a. Owners 46. William Wyndham 1,228 a.; Alexander Baring, Lord Ashburton, 692 a.; Solomon Dredge 60 a.; Felicia J. M. Moody 713 a.; Edward Seymour, duke of Somerset, 564 a.; Thomas Swayne 500 a. Glebe 50 a. Occupiers Alfred Powell 1,574 a.; John Pile Swayne 567 a.; Solomon Dredge 60 a.; John Read 711 a.; George Giles 149 a.; Thomas Swayne 495 a.; William Giles 226 a. Map 1/4752.

168 LANGLEY BURRELL (1,704 a.) Award 1 Oct. 1840 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 31 Dec. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £285 to the rector (Robert Ashe), and £35 for tithes on glebe. On former demesne lands of Stanley Abbey, 398 a., tithes in kind covered by annual payment of £10 and on Rawlings [farm], 83 a., by annual payment of 3s. 4d.; on 110 a. tithes covered by composition real, the allotment of 4 a. to the rector. Arable 151 a. Meadow 1,384 a. Wood 59 a. Owners 80. Rev. Robert Ashe 766 a.; Samuel William Bythesea 52 a.; Thomas Clutterbuck 59 a.; John Eddolls 52 a.; George Knight 70 a.; Mary Maillard 53 a.; Ann Michell 50 a.; Broome Pinneger 56 a.; William Richard Arthur Pole-Tylney-Long-Wellesley 51 a. Glebe 114 a. Occupiers Rev. Robert Ashe 55 a.; Thomas Knight, senior, 209 a.; John Matthews, junior, 68 a.; John Knight 81 a.; John Powell 51 a.; Broome Pinneger 56 a. Map 1840. 1/4752.

169 LAVERSTOCK (1,675 a.) Agreement 7 May 1841, conﬁrmed 20 Sept. 1842. Tithe rent-charge £680 to the procurator and vicars [choral] in Salisbury cathedral. Arable 1,283 a. Pasture 112 a. Water meadows 90 a. Homesteads 30 a. Wood 9 a. Fir plantations 16 a. Down 133 a. Pits 2 a. Owners 25. Col. Edward Baker 157 a.; bishop of Salisbury 88 a.; St. John’s Priory, [Wilton], 74 a.; Thomas Blake 235 a.; Ann Burroughs 213 a.; Edward Hinxman 123 a.; John Templeman 69 a.; Wadham Wyndham 614 a. Glebe 3 a. Occupiers Richard and John Cooe 490 a.; Thomas Blake 88 a.; John Blake 233 a.; Edward Hinxman 123 a.; John Cusse 69 a. Map 1/4752.

170 MARKET LAVINGTON (3,084 a. excl. Easterton) Award 4 Jan. 1840 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1841. 70 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS Tithe rent-charge £540 to the dean and chapter of Christ Church,[Oxford], and £20 for tithes on rectorial glebe; on Gore farm, 430 a., £110 and on all orchards, 50 a., and for all small tithes £95 to the vicar (M. W. Mayow), and £10 for tithes on vicarial glebe. Arable 1,674 a. Meadow 1,250 a. Wood 46 a. Owners 91. Hon. Duncombe Pleydell-Bouverie 550 a.; Henry and Elizabeth Legg 443 a.; Robert Langford 110 a.; William Pleydell-Bouverie, earl of Radnor, 1,247 a.; John Hayward 430 a.; Christ Church 78 a. (rectorial glebe). Vicarial glebe 39 a. Occupiers Thomas Fowle 1,351 a.; Robert French 609 a.; Richard Box 106 a.; Henry Philpot 152 a.; John Hayward 430 a. Map 1/4752.

171 MARKET LAVINGTON (1,596 a.) Easterton Agreement 16 May 1839, conﬁrmed 12 Sept. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £310 to the dean and chapter of [Christ Church], Oxford; £105 to the vicar (M. W. Mayow) for great tithes on 160 a. and for lesser tithes. Arable 837 a. Meadow 179 a. Homesteads 27 a. Wood 9 a. Down 544 a. Owners 40. Mrs. Mary Grubbe 369 a.; John Grant 67 a.; Charles Hitchcock 541 a.; Richard Tuckey 94 a.; Joseph Tanner 316 a. Occupiers Paul Draper 94 a.; James Norris 210 a.; John Grant 126 a.; Thomas Tuckey 487 a.; Charles Hitchcock 52 a.; Richard Tuckey 52 a.; Joseph Tanner 257 a. Map 1/7128.

172 WEST LAVINGTON (6,516 a.) Agreement 6 Sept. 1838, conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £1,325 10s. to the bishop of Salisbury for great tithes on 5,367 a. and small tithes on 4,603 a., including £5 10s. for tithes on glebe; £360 to the vicar (Robert Clarke Caswall) for great tithes on 1,064 a. and small tithes on 1,848 a. Arable 5,074 a. Meadow 2,332 a. Wood 25 a. WEST LAVINGTON (4,586 a.) Owners 5. Bishop of Salisbury 2,943 a.; Francis Almerick Spencer, Lord Churchill, 1,556 a.; James Tilby 66 a. Glebe 15 a. Occupiers Lord Churchill 4,327 a.; Stephen Dark, the elder, 66 a. LITTLETON (917 a.) Owners 59. William Pleydell-Bouverie, earl of Radnor, 649 a.; William El Beckett Turner 135 a. Occupiers Charles Alexander 603 a.; Abraham Newman 130 a. FIDDINGTON (781 a.) Owners 22. Richard Cruttwell 415 a.; John Hayward 67 a. Occupiers Raymond Hale 415 a.; William Davies 67 a. Map 1/4752. LEA AND CLEVERTON 71 173 LEA AND CLEVERTON (1,693 a.) Agreement 15 May 1839, conﬁrmed 30 Dec. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £35 to Sidney Herbert for great tithes; £188 9s. to the vicar (Thomas Anthony Methuen), and £1 for tithes on glebe. 77 a. tithe-free by prescription; on 752 a. tithes merged by Sidney Herbert, on 104 a. by Thomas Howard, earl of Suffolk, on 8 a. by Sir John Jacob Buxton, on 7 a. by Samuel Brooke, on 17 a. by Sarah Fitzgerald, on 10 a. by Rev. Charles Wightwick, on 27 a. by Frances Jane Hulbert, on 45 a. by Ellen Young and John Hillier, on 69 a. by Rev. William Gale, Alfred Gale, Sarah Gale, and Elizabeth Parsons, on 33 a. by William Baker, on 32 a. by James Bailey, on 125 a. by William Weeks, on ll a. by Paul Handy, on 24 a. by trustees of Joseph Taylor, on 9 a. by Henry Hanks, on 10 a. by William Hart, on 3 a. by Richard Saunders, on 2 a. by Jasper Sampson, on 4 a. by John Collingbourne, on 8 a. by John Hulbert, on l a. by Elizabeth Reeve, on 1 a. by Richard Hitchings, on 1 a. by Henry Woodward, on 1 a. by William Smith, on 1 a. by Giles Sampson, on 1 a. by Hannah Sampson, and on l a. by Isaac Woodward. Arable 312 a. Meadow 1,333 a. Wood 10 a. Homesteads etc. 39 a. Owners 45. Sir John J. Buxton 127 a.; Mrs. Sarah Fitzgerald 50 a.; Rev. William Gale, Alfred Gale, Frederick Gale, Henry Gale, Sarah Gale, and Elizabeth Parsons 78 a.; Sidney Herbert 742 a.; earl of Suffolk 133 a.; William Weeks 129 a.; Paul Methuen, Lord Methuen, 74 a. Glebe 44 a. Occupiers John Millard 127 a.; James Millard 78 a.; James Bidmead 82 a.; Alfred Reeve 158 a.; Elizabeth Reeve 288 a.; James Sampson 133 a.; Edward Compton 109 a.; William Weeks 129 a.; William Woody 70 a. Map 1840. l/3168.

174 LEIGH DELAMERE (1,270 a.) Award 4 April 1840 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 26 Nov. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £226 to the rector (John Lewis Bythesea), and £9 10s. for tithes on glebe. Arable 370 a. Meadow 754 a. Wood 92 a. Owners 12. William Colborne 121 a.; Joseph Neeld 412 a.; Henry Chivers Vince 582 a. Glebe 45 a. Occupiers James Tanner 121 a.; William Seale 366 a.; Mary Gough 439 a.; James Pickford 212 a. Map 1840. 1/4752.

175 LIDDINGTON (2,768 a.) Agreement 3 Dec. 1839, conﬁrmed 7 Sept. 1841. Tithe rent-charge On Coate £42 9s. and on Liddington £174 7s. to the prebendary [formerly in Shaftesbury Abbey] (Michael Hare); £221 to the vicar (Michael Hare) for small tithes. On 1,266 a., including glebe, all tithes extinguished under Inclosure Award, 1777. Arable 556 a. Meadow 626 a. Downs and woods 319 a. 72 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS Owners 6. Elizabeth Crowdy 311 a.; John Canning 156 a.; John Hughes 136 a.; John Brind 280 a.; George Wyndham, earl of Egremont, 604 a. Occupiers John Love 62 a.; Thomas Love 53 a.; Robert Prince 82 a.; Joseph Prince 114 a.; John Smith 156 a.; Harry Reeves 136 a.; John Brind 280 a.; Amos Barnes 604 a. Map 1840. 1/2376.

176 LITTLETON DREW (913 a.) Agreement 7 May 1838, conﬁrmed 31 Dec. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £120 to the rector (John Colmer) for great and small tithes, and £10 10s. for tithes on glebe. ‘The Walks’, 30 a., tithe-free. Arable 397 a. Pasture 366 a. Wood 36 a. Owners 10. Henry Somerset, duke of Beaufort, 372 a.; William Coates 55 a.; Joseph Neeld 163 a.; Chapman Wallis 157 a. Glebe 73 a. Occupiers Duke of Beaufort, Daniel Chappell, and John Nipress 349 a.; James Goulter 55 a.; Joseph Neeld, Isaac Lane, and William Clark 161 a.; John Tanner 157 a.; James Newman 73 a. Map 1/2376.

177 LUCKINGTON (1,494 a.) Agreement 24 Sept. 1838, conﬁrmed 8 Aug. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £292 15s. to the rector (John Turner) for great and small tithes, including £4 5s. for tithes on glebe. Arable 520 a. Meadow 956 a. Wood 18 a. Owners 28. Henry Somerset, duke of Beaufort, 110 a.; John Bridges 105 a.; devisees of Samuel Harwood 123 a.; Elizabeth Jones 554 a.; John Fitz- herbert Jones 141 a.; Richard Brooke Jones 169 a.; Edward Strong 70 a. Glebe 40 a. Occupiers Duke of Beaufort 88 a.; John Bridges 105 a.; Thomas Bell 123 a.; J. F. Jones 367 a.; Thomas Limbrick 318 a.; John Bridges 164 a. Map 1839. 1/2376.

178 LUDGERSHALL (1,643 a.) Award 10 Dec. 1838 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 21 Sept. 1842. Tithe rent-charge £427 to the rector [John Pannell]. Arable 1,272 a. Meadow 67 a. Down 165 a. Wood 68 a. Common land 70 a. Owners 38. Joseph Hague Everett 802 a.; Sir Sandford Graham 592 a.; Henry James 147 a. Commonable land 81 a. Occupiers J. H. Everett 169 a.; Evan Williams 56 a.; Richard Harrison 145 a.; James Steele 370 a.; Joseph Hutchins 53 a.; Jacob Crook 563 a.; John Barnes 147 a. Map 1841. 1/4752.

179 LYDIARD MILLICENT (2,130 a.) Agreement 7 June 1838 (half expenses to be paid by landowners, half by tithe-owner), conﬁrmed 31 March 1840. LYDIARD MILLICENT 73 Tithe rent-charge £508 to the rector (Samuel Wilson Warneford, of Bourton on the Hill) for great and small tithes, including £10 for tithes on glebe. Arable 490 a. Meadow 1,211 a. Wood 429 a. Owners 33. Sir Charles Blunt 171 a.; Henry St. John, Viscount Bolingbroke, 694 a.; trustees of Thomas P. Butt 260 a.; Sir Robert John Buxton 284 a.; James Kibblewhite 84 a.; John Lewis Mallett 119 a.; Joseph Neeld 54 a.; Cropley Ashley Cooper, earl of Shaftesbury, 414 a. Glebe 80 a. Occupiers Brian Bewley 342 a.; Mary Herring 80 a.; Viscount Bolingbroke 387 a.; Thomas Sadler, senior, 91 a.; Thomas Sadler, junior, 169 a.; Sarah Cole 83 a.; John Grimes 70 a.; John Tuckey 127 a.; Anthony Kibblewhite 53 a.; Thomas Plummer 119 a.; Richard Francome 54 a.; earl of Shaftes- bury 139 a.; William Plummer 194 a.; John Hinder 62 a. Map 1839. 1/4752.

180 LYDIARD TREGOZE (5,142 a.) Agreement 4 March 1839, conﬁrmed 29 Oct. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £603 18s. 5d. to the rector (Richard Miles) for great and small tithes, and £27 for tithes on glebe. The glebe, 91 a., tithe-free when in the rector’s hands; on Mannington and Toothill farms, 417 a., a modus of £5 4s. is payable to the rector, on Whitehill farm, 68 a., of 8s. 6d., on Can Court farm, 220 a., of £1 13s. 4d., on Studley farm, 199 a., of 9s., on Grange farm, 148 a., of 8s. 3d., on Basset Down [estate], 192 a., of 7s. 4d., and on Midgehall, 1,496 a., of 8s.; the rector is entitled to the ﬁrst cut from part of Brook mead, 10 a., and Parson’s ham, 5 a. Arable 200 a. Meadow 1,763 a. Wood 349 a. Owners 17. Isabella St. John, dowager Viscountess Bolingbroke, 294 a.; Henry St. John, Viscount Bolingbroke, 2,042 a.; governors of the Charter- house 487 a. Glebe 91 a. Occupiers Dowager Viscountess Bolingbroke 294 a.; Viscount Bolingbroke 108 a.; John Cole 140 a.; Jonas Clarke 151 a.; Charles Day 90 a.; Joseph Edwards 206 a.; James Ellison 116 a.; Harry Ellison 120 a.; Orby Hunter 62 a. ; Thomas Kinchin 291 a. ; Noah Ody 164 a. ; Henry Price 96 a. ; Thomas Plummer 50 a.; Mary Plummer 265 a.; John Rumming 133 a.; Richard Strange 237 a.; Edward Plummer 183 a.; John King 67 a.; Rev. Giles Daubeney 89 a. Map 1/4752.

181 LYNEHAM (3,252 a.) Award 28 Feb. 1845 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 31 March 1846. Tithe rent-charge £37 to George Heneage Walker-Heneage. On 3,168 a. tithes already merged. Arable 1,400 a. Meadow 1,680 a. Wood 108 a. Homesteads 48 a. Roads 16 a. Owners 5. Paul Methuen, Lord Methuen, 120 a. Occupiers William Turk 56 a. Map 1/3168. 74 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS 182 MADDINGTON (3,808 a.) Award 15 March 1841 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), supplementary award 5 April 1843, conﬁrmed 10 June 1843. Tithe rent-charge £21 5s. to the vicar of Winterbourne Stoke [Samuel Settle] for tithes of wool, lambs, and % tithe of hay on Bourton farm, 492 a.; £180 (reduced to £80 by supplementary award) to Harry Biggs for remaining tithes on Bourton farm; £38 to James Maton for tithes on 10 a. of wheat, 10 a. of barley, and the hay on Maddington Manor farm, 581 a., and £690 for the remaining tithes; £107 to the dean and chapter of Salisbury for the remaining tithes on Maddington Manor farm. Arable 2,402 a. Meadow 1,314 a. Homesteads and gardens 82 a. Wood 6 a. Roads 4 a. Owners 29. Harry Biggs 495 a.; John Samuel Wanley Sawbridge-Erle-Drax 910 a.; trustee of M. J. Festing 385 a.; James Maton and J. S. W. Saw- bridge-Erle-Drax 94 a.; James Maton 1,185 a.; dean and chapter of Salisbury 230 a. Occupiers William Miles 495 a.; John Hayward 385 a.; William Danger 808 a.; Charles Wansborough 307 a.; Henry Richard Legg 94 a.; James Maton 998 a.; Thomas Smallbone 185 a. Map 1841. 1/4752.

183 MALMESBURY (5,162 a.) Agreement 10 Aug. 1839, supplementary award 31 Dec. 1842 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 31 March 1843. Tithe rent-charge £430 to the vicar (Charles Pitt), and 3s. for tithes on glebe; on 11 a. £1 10s. 6d. to Thomas and Mary Ann Gaby; on 38 a. £7 15s. to William Pleydell-Bouverie, earl of Radnor; on 72 a. £9 13s. 6d. to Richard Hungerford Pollen; on 71 a. £10 lls. 6d. to Sarah Ann Fitzgerald for her life only; on 9 a. £1 to Hercules Player; on 12 a. £1 5s. to James Grant; on 10 a. £1 3s. to William Tooth; on 16 a. £1 15s. to Simon Pike; on 13 a. £1 6s. to Stephen Jacobs; on 12 a. £1 7s. to Thomas Carter; on 11 a. £1 7s. 6d. to Thomas Paginton; on 7 a. 15s. 6d. to Richard Player. On lands formerly demesne of Malmesbury Abbey moduses of 2s. on 67 a. and 10s. on 118 a. are payable annually to the vicar for small tithes; Cole Park, 534 a., West Park, 203 a., and former demesne of Malmesbury Abbey, 86 a., tithe-free. By the supplementary award: on 25 a. £3 ls. to Henry Gale; on 6 a. 17s. to Daniel Ody; on 25 a. £2 4s. to George Amos; on 72 a. £9 to Isaac Beak; on 2 a. 5s. to George Rushout Bowles; on 7 a. 15s. to Mary Berry; on 12 a. £1 to Thomas Collingbourne; on 10 a. £1 8s. to James and Henry Garlick; on 86 a. £12 5s. to Richard Kinneir; on 16 a. £1 16s. to John Lawrence; on 12 a. £1 to Joseph Pitt; on 2 a. 5s. to John Player; on 42 a. £6 to Emmanuel Pritchard; on 9 a. £1 to Thomas Roberts; on 43 a. £5 to Richard Saunders; on 770 a. £100 19s. to Thomas Howard, earl of Suffolk; on 1 a. 4s. to George Woodroff. On 2,541 a. tithes merged. Arable 1,371 a. Meadow 2,772 a. Wood 18 a. Common and waste 74 a. BURTON HILL Owners 31. Joseph Canter 149 a.; Sarah A. Fitzgerald 53 a.; Peter Lovel MALM ESBURY 75 637 a.; Richard Perrett 59 a.; Mary Berry 139 a.; Henry Garlick 65 a. Occupiers Joseph Canter 147 a.; Henry Young 53 a.; Joseph Whale 80 a.; James Taylor 59 a.; Thomas Hillier 139 a.; Isaac Woodman 65 a.; Peter Lovel 519 a. CoRsToN Owners 21. Jacob Bullock 52 a.; earl of Radnor 1,023 a. Occupiers Jacob Bullock 536 a.; John Handy 455 a. MILBOURNE AND MALMESBURY Owners 24. Isaac Beak 77 a.; earl of Suffolk 938 a.; Richard Kinneir 86 a.; town of Malmesbury 70 a. Occupiers Benjamin Styles 75 a.; George Frape 68 a.; earl of Suffolk 107 a.; George Godwin 245 a.; William Edwards 50 a.; William Lyne 56 a.; Richard Lawrence 150 a.; Ev Compton 175 a.; John Shipton 69 a. RODBOURNE Owners 10. R. H. Pollen 1,230 a. Occupiers R. H. Pollen 106 a.; William Reeves 152 a.; Daniel Denby 208 a.; Charles Handy 180 a.; Henry Reynolds 83 a.; Isaac Beak 174 a.; Henry Bayliffe 264 a. Map 1842. l/4752.

184 MANNINGFORD ABBOTS (921 a.) Award 17 July 1843 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 31 Jan. 1844. Tithe rent-charge £315 to the rector (Francis Bickley Astley). Tithes on glebe already merged. Arabie 616 a. Meadow 4 a. Pasture 26 a. Wood 15 a. Withy bed 7 a. Down 148 a. Common 8 a. Homesteads 8 a. Roads and waste 21 a. Owners 10. Sir Francis Astley 473 a.; trustees of St. Thomas’s Hospital, [London], 342 a. Glebe 18 a. Occupiers Richard Hayward 488 a.; Thomas Pyke 342 a. Map 1843. 1/4198.

185 MANNINGFORD BRUCE (1,086 a.) Agreement 2 Feb. 1838, conﬁrmed 7 March 1839. Tithe rent-charge £310 to the rector (John Wells) for great and small tithes, and 5s. for tithes on glebe. Arable 657 a. Pasture 104 a. Down 210 a. Wood 113 a. Owners 8. Charles Alexander 101 a.; John Grant 915 a.; Rev. George Wells 70 a. Glebe 2 a. Occupiers John Scarlett, William Robertson, and others l01 a.; John Grant 96 a.; James Stratton 871 a. Map 1838. l/4752.

186 MARDEN (1,230 a.) Agreement 21 Feb. 1839, conﬁrmed 11 March 1841. Tithe rent-charge £175 to the vicar (John Parsons) for great tithes on 165 a. and for lesser tithes, and 10s. for great and small tithes on vicarial glebe; 76 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS on the remainder of the parish £190 to the dean and chapter of Bristol for great tithes, and £16 for great and small tithes on rectorial glebe. Arable 630 a. Meadow 137 a. Wood 27 a. Down 390 a. Owners 14. Joseph Hayward '70 a.; Harry Hayward 89 a.; Stephen Rich- mond Neate 449 a.; Ernle Warriner 577 a.; dean and chapter of Bristol 44 a. (rectorial glebe). Vicarial glebe 2 a. Occupiers Thomas Gilbert 611 a.; Harry Hayward 89 a.; S. R. Neate 487 a. Map 1/2376.

187 MARLBOROUGH, ST. MARY (116 a.) Award 24 Sept. 1840 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), supplementary award 21 Nov. 1843, conﬁrmed 1 Dec. 1843. Tithe rent-charge £25 5s. to the vicar (Charles William Edmonstone), and lOs. for tithes on glebe. Meadow 42 a. Gardens 21 a. Common 21 a. Buildings etc. 30 a. Owners 15. Vicarial glebe 2 a. Map 1843. 1/1584.

188 MARLBOROUGH, ST. PETER (79 a.) Award 8 Feb. 1841 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), supplementary award 21 Nov. 1843, conﬁrmed 1 Dec. 1843. Tithe rent-charge £15 10s. to the rector (Erasmus W. G. Williams), and 10s. for tithes on glebe. All cows in the parish tithe-free. Meadow 33 a. Gardens 14 a. Buildings 29 a. Owners 10. Glebe 3 a. Map 1843. l/1584.

189 MARSTON MEYSEY (1,276 a.) Agreement 26 March 1838, conﬁrmed 27 April 1840. Tithe rent-charge £250 to the rector (Frederick William Holme) for great and small tithes. Arable 557 a. Meadow 707 a. Wood ll a. Owners 36. Edward Fletcher Booker 102 a.; bishop of Salisbury 520 a.; Humphrey King 89 a.; Elizabeth Lewis 84 a.; William Lane 100 a.; John Smith 91 a. Glebe 1 a. Occupiers John Archer 357 a.; E. F. Booker 138 a.; John Jenner 57 a.; Humphrey King 89 a.; William Lane 100 a.; John Smith 90 a. Map 1839. 1/4752.

190 MELKSHAM Agreement 9 Dec. 1836, supplementary agreement 28 Feb. 1838, conﬁrmed 22 Sept. 1838. Tithe rent-charge £1,278 8s. 10d. (Melksham £978 8s. lOd., Seend £300) to the dean and chapter of Salisbury for great tithes, including 2s. 6d. for tithes on rectorial glebe; £1,215 to the vicar (George Hume) for small tithes, including 4s. for tithes on glebe. Tithes on Erlestoke extinguished under Inclosure Award, 1782. MELKSHAM 77 MELKSHAM (8,078 a.) Arable 1,368 a. Meadow 6,452 a. Wood 116 a. Gardens 142 a. Owners 103. John Awdry 315 a.; Rev. Jeremiah Awdry 55 a.; Ambrose Awdry, the younger, 117 a.; Georgiana Arnold 107 a.; William Heald Ludlow-Bruges 1,557 a.; Christopher Beaven 89 a.; Ann Crook 51 a.; John Brownjohn 149 a.; Sarah Fox 96 a.; John Tucker and William Pollard 61 a.; Peak Garland 679 a.; Rev. Thomas Gaisford 54 a.; Rev. Thomas Heathcote 569 a.; Thomas Jefferys 74 a.; Walter Long 831 a.; Rev. Samuel Johnson 73 a.; Henry Gaisford Gibbs Ludlow 140 a.; James Maton 168 a.; Wadham Locke 65 a.; Paul Methuen 884 a.; Edward Seymour, duke of Somerset, 77 a.; Sir Harry Burrard Neale 244 a.; James Tilby 54 a.; Rev. B. W. Wrey 360 a.; Jane Tayler 75 a.; dean and chapter of Salisbury 8 a. (glebe). Occupiers Elizabeth Harris 130 a.; James Beaven 167 a.; James Breach 109 a.; Robert Curnick 232 a.; Thomas Wiltshire 215 a.; William Beaven 217 a.; Jane Tayler 249 a.; William Tayler 281 a.; W. H. Ludlow-Bruges 61 a.; Thomas Rawlings 255 a.; Timothy Webb 161 a.; Robert Lawes 117 a.; Christopher Beaven 61 a.; John Brownjohn 118 a.; Isaac Pocock 51 a.; Thomas James 277 a.; Jeremiah Harris 148 a.; Robert Pritchard 168 a.; James Coleman 50 a.; Abraham Pocock 163 a.; Joseph Ghey 54 a.; Sarah Breach 72 a.; William James 50 a.; William Milsom 73 a.; Thomas Milsom 147 a.; Thomas Miles 288 a.; Henry Flower 219 a.; James Cottle 126 a.; John Knott 51 a.; Ann Sparks 140 a.; Harry Pocock 136 a.; William Redman 188 a.; Martha Bodmin 128 a.; William Dancey 125 a.; William Butler 166 a.; Thomas Lawes, the elder, 168 a.; Edward Hulbert 129 a.; James Pocock 66 a.; William Cottle 153 a.; James Watson 101 a. SEEND (2,585 a.) Arable 297 a. Meadow 2,288 a. Owners 40. Ambrose Awdry 536 a.; W. H. Ludlow-Bruges 113 a.; Richard Hayward 74 a.; Wadham Locke 671 a.; duke of Somerset 565 a.; George Watson-Taylor 54 a. Occupiers Richard Pritchard 361 a.; Daniel Tucker 113 a.; John Whatley 65 a.; William Cox 74 a.; John Barns 74 a.; James Harris 80 a.; John Harris 133 a.; William Harris 124 a.; William Whale 102 a.; Edward Gough 194 a.; William Gaisford 127 a.; Robert Hart 109 a.; Robert White 63 a.; George Newman 54 a. Maps 3. Town of Melksham [c. 1/ 1901]; Melksham parish except Seend 1/4752; Seend 1/4752.

191 MERE (7,355 a.) Award 19 June 1848 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), confirmed 31 March 1849. Tithe rent-charge On 237 a. £9 15s. to Chafin Grove; £714 to the dean of Salisbury, and £18 for tithes on glebe; £395 to the vicar [T. Blundell], and £5 for tithes on glebe. Payments of 2d. for each milch cow in lieu of tithes of milk, 4d. a calf, ld. for each ancient garden, and ld. for each ancient 78 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS orchard are made to the vicar; on Mere Park tithes covered by annual payment of £1 16s. 8d. to the vicar; on 289 a. tithes merged. Arable 3,432 a. Meadow 3,455 a. Wood 150 a. Homesteads and gardens 172 a. Orchards 47 a. Owners 253. Albert Edward, prince of Wales, 4,292 a.; Chafin Grove 1,555 a. and 99 a. (rectorial glebe); Meyrick Bankes 177 a.; Charles Lander 86 a.; Sir Hugh Hoare 582 a.; Edward Seymour, duke of Somerset, 109 a. Occupiers Richard Mitchell 259 a.; Thomas Maidment 63 a.; Meyrick Bankes 106 a.; Chafin Grove 386 a.; Sir Hugh Hoare 255 a.; John Parfitt 555 a.; Martin Charlton 61 a.; Giles and Thomas Jupe 384 a.; Christopher Rose 550 a.; Robert White 764 a.; John Philips 543 a.; John Jupe, junior, 970 a.; Edward Paul Mitchell 701 a. Map 1848. l/4752.

192 MILDENHALL (4,030 a.) Agreement 2 July 1838, conﬁrmed 17 July 1843. Tithe rent-charge £780 to the rector (George Pococke Buxton) for great and small tithes, including £40 for tithes on glebe. Arable 2,332 a. Meadow 818 a. Wood 365 a. Forest 291 a. Homesteads 23 a. Roads, rivers, and waste 58 a. Owners 9. Charles Brudenell-Bruce, marquess of Ailesbury, 2,648 a.; Arabella St. Quintin 593 a.; Rev. Thomas Wyld 567 a. Glebe 159 a. Occupiers Marquess of Ailesbury 259 a.; William Halcomb 676 a.; Edward Vaisey 494 a.; Henry Hutchins 210 a.; William Hale 64 a.; John Wentwortd 141 a.; Henry Woodman 416 a.; John White 593 a.; William and Thomas Young 567 a.; John Tarrant 143 a. Map 1842. l/4752.

193 MILSTON (2,243 a.) Agreement 27 Oct. 1840, conﬁrmed 26 Feb. 1842. Tithe rent-charge £204 to the rector (Peter Hall) for great and small tithes, including £30 for tithes on glebe. 776 a. tithe-free under Inclosure Award, 1778; 31 a. tithe-free except for tithes of lambs and wool; 427 a. tithe-free except for tithes of corn. Arable 884 a. Meadow 81 a. Down 1,130 a. Wood 48 a. Roads, rivers, and waste 100 a. Owners 4. Charles Edward Rendall 1,338 a.; C. E. Rendall and Rev. Peter Hall 697 a. Occupiers C. E. Rendall 2,031 a.; C. E. Rendall and Rev. James Ellanby 101 a. Map 1841. 1/4752.

194 MILTON LILBOURNE (3,450 a.) Award 23 July 1840 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), confirmed 19 July 1843. Tithe rent-charge On 393 a. £89 to Sydney Edward Scroggs for tithes of corn and grain and on 1,258 a. £285 for great tithes; £110 to the poor of Bishopstone [in Ramsbury hundred] for great tithes on Clench; £260 to MILTON LILBOURNE 79 John Hungerford Penruddocke for great tithes on Fyfield; on Clench £27, on Fyfield £51 10s., and on 1,258 a. £25 to the rector [T. H. Gale] for the remaining tithes, and £36 for a composition on 158 a. of corn. Great House meadow, 9 a., tithe-free. Arable 2,380 a. Meadow 276 a. Down 456 a. Wood 326 a. Cuaucn Owners 15. Charles Brudenell-Bruce, marquess of Ailesbury, 522 a.; trustees of Froxfield Hospital 205 a. Glebe 17 a. Occupiers William Kingstone 164 a.; Thomas Somerset 306 a.; Thomas Banning 51 a.; Charles Burfitt 50 a. FYFIELD Owners 5. J. H. Penruddocke 670 a.; Froxfield Hospital 318 a. Occupiers Charles Burfitt 657 a.; John Goodman 209 a. MILTON Owners 44. Sir John Astley 535 a.; T. B. Merriman 185 a.; Froxfield Hospital 95 a.; Elizabeth Stevens 107 a.; S. E. Scroggs 242 a.; James Warwick 84 a.; Thomas White 129 a. Occupiers Thomas Beck 507 a.; Richard Litton 174 a.; James Warwick, junior, 267 a.; George Barnes 329 a.; John Pike 242 a. Map 1842. 1/4752.

195 MINETY (3,485 a.) Agreement 18 April 1838, conﬁrmed 31 Dec. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £310 to the archdeacon of Wilts. (William Macdonald), and £5 for tithes on rectorial and £1 for tithes on vicarial glebe; £305 to the vicar (Thomas Watkins), and £5 for tithes on rectorial and £1 for tithes on vicarial glebe. Arable 150 a. Meadow 3,180 a. Wood 75 a. Owners 72. Thomas Brown 199 a.; Charles Brown 97 a.; Christopher Cole 70 a.; Edward Cripps 56 a.; John Green, Anne Bonnet, and Maurice Maskelyne 65 a.; Richard Hawkins 56 a.; Henry Richard Vassall Fox, Lord Holland, 113 a.; William Hinton 64 a.; William Thomas and Perry Keene 633 a.; Mary Keene 385 a.; Maurice Maskelyne 468 a.;Joseph Pitt 369 a.; executors of John Giles 65 a.; John Peaple 81 a.; Thomas Stephens 180 a.; William Telling 56 a.; archdeacon of Wilts. 60 a. (rectorial glebe). Vicarial glebe 10 a. Occupiers Thomas Brown 309 a.; Charles Brown 403 a.; John and Jonathan Cole 286 a.; Nevill Price 50 a.; Jonathan Packer 56 a.; John Peaple l 12 a.; Henry Packer 64 a.; Isaac Vizer 94 a.; William Melsome 219 a.; Mary Keene 78 a.; Harry Hiscocks 110 a. ; Thomas Coole, junior, 127 a. ; Thomas Coole, senior, 45 a.; John Dafter 110 a.; John Knight 160 a.; Richard Hiscock 169 a.; John Baker 68 a.; James Greenslade 61 a. Map 1840. 1/4752.

196 NETHERAVON Award 19 May 1863 to change corn rents awarded under Inclosure Award, 1790, to a tithe rent-charge, conﬁrmed 19 May 1864. 80 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS Tithe rent-charge £362 ls. to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners (for the lapsed prebend of Netheravon) for great tithes; £78 5s. to the vicar (Francis Jackson Blandy). Owners 19. Sir Michael Hicks Beach 3,361 a. Occupiers William Beach 2,004 a. ; Jane Croucher 63 a. ; George Pearce 50 a. ; [representatives of John Howe], Lord Chedworth [d. 1804], 672 a.; Daniel Compton 162 a.; James Compton 161 a.; . . . (‘Parsonage estate’) 175 a.

197 NETHERHAMPTON (767 a.) Agreement 20 Dec. 1843, conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1844. Tithe rent-charge £145 to Robert Henry Herbert, earl of Pembroke; £13 16s. (12s. for each of 23 yardlands) to the vicar (Hon. Charles Harris). Arable 354 a. Meadow 313 a. Wood 59 a. Homesteads, gardens, etc. 41 a. Owners 1 1. Earl of Pembroke 696 a. Glebe 7 a. Occupiers Sidney Herbert 85 a.; Sarah Woodcock 577 a. Map 1840. 1/4752.

198 NETTLETON (1,879 a.) Agreement 6 June 1838, conﬁrmed 15 Feb. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £443 to the rector (Henry Frederick Bythesea) for great and small tithes, including £2 for great tithes and £1 for small tithes on glebe. Arable 1,223 a. Meadow 616 a. Wood 40 a. Owners 23. Trustees of Andrew Carrick M.D. 1,177 a.; Thomas Coates 74 a.; Anne Shapland 67 a.; John Marsh 80 a.; William Scrope 533 a.; William Wickham 61 a. Glebe 13 a. Occupiers Thomas Coates 185 a.; William Bowles 109 a.; John Collett 280 a.; Thomas Holbrow 50 a.; Susanna Hall 183 a.; Jacob Cole 380 a.; Robert Marsh 80 a.; William Gay 65 a.; John Clarke 60 a. Map 1838. 1/2376.

199 NORTH NEWNTON (1,382 a.) Agreement 10 April 1839, conﬁrmed 31 Dec. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £407 to the prebendary [formerly in Wilton Abbey] (Joseph Samuel Stockwell) for great tithes, including £7 for great tithes on glebe; £76 to the vicar (J. S. Stockwell). Arable 1,012 a. Meadow 239 a. Wood 54 a. Homesteads 21 a. Plantations 26 a. Rivers, roads, and waste 30 a. NORTH NEWNTON Owners 32. Job Clift 132 a. ; Thomas Falkner 99 a.; George Frederick Fowle 66 a.; Thomas Hayward 159 a.; William Jesse 105 a.; Welbore Ellis Agar, earl of Normanton, 268 a.; William Stead 147 a.; Hester Tucker 55 a. Prebendal glebe 20 a.; vicarial glebe 1 a. Occupiers Joseph Simper 88 a.; Job Clift 218 a.; William Haines 183 a.; William Jesse 105 a.; John Simpkins 268 a.; Simper and Bussell 136 a. Rxmscomna Owner 1. Francis Newman Rogers 249 a. NORTH NEWNTON 81 Occupiers William Hancock 157 a.; Jonas Wild 61 a. Map 1838. 1/2376.

200 SOUTH NEWTON (3,369 a.) Award 20 March 1844 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1845. Tithe rent-charge On 400 a. £1 15 to Robert Henry Herbert, earl of Pembroke, for great tithes; £280 to the vicar [Thomas Fox] for small tithes and tithes of hay on the water meadows. Remaining great tithes merged. Arable 2,755 a. Meadow 570 a. Wood 5 a. Homesteads 39 a. Owners 43. Trustees of Wishford Almshouse 69 a.; William Rumbold 84 a.; Richard Thring 213 a.; earl of Pembroke 2,959 a. Occupiers George Newman 431 a.; John Vincent 52 a.; John Williams 183 a.; William Tabor 374 a.; Frederick Tabor 173 a.; William Thring 77 a.; Richard Hart 550 a.; John Pyle 284 a.; Edward Pyle 74 a.; George Maslin 70 a.; Henry Ford 320 a.; Edward Matthews 561 a. Map 1/4752.

201 NEWTON TONY (2,333 a.) Agreement 2 Feb. 1839, conﬁrmed 23 June 1840. Tithe rent-charge £433 to the rector (Hugh Price) for great and small tithes, including £15 for tithes on glebe. On 665 a. of the Wilbury estate 20 ridges each of wheat and barley, all the oats, and 110 lambs are exempt from tithes. Arable 1,798 a. Meadow and down 354 a. Wood 181 a. Owners 7. Sir Alexander Malet 2,260 a. Glebe 43 a. Occupiers Sir Alexander Malet 312 a.; Enock Edwards 317 a.; John Hellard 398 a.; Elizabeth and Edward Read 696 a.; Abraham and William Taylor 467 a. Map 1/4752.

202 NORTON (948 a.) Agreement 17 March 1840, conﬁrmed 30 June 1841. Tithe rent-charge On 283 a. £27 to Joseph Canter, on 17 a. £1 14s. to Sir John Buxton, on 192 a. £19 to Henry Richard Vassall Fox, Lord Holland, on 148 a. £11 to Joseph Neeld, on 132 a. £13 to Betty Walker, on 72 a. £4 to William Kilmister, and on 20 a. £2 to Benjamin Gingell for great tithes; £100 to the vicar (William Samuel Birch) for great tithes on Stony Leazes, 20 a., Bean Leazes, 16 a., and Elstubs, 7% a., and for small tithes. Arable 324 a. Meadow 533 a. Wood 5 a. Roads and tithe-free 39 a. Owners 10. Joseph Canter 305 a.; Lord Holland 264 a.; William Kilmister 83 a.; Betty Walker 149 a.; Joseph Neeld 149 a. Glebe 1 a. Occupiers Thomas Handy 299 a.; William Kilmister 347 a.; John Browning 149 a.; John Bennett 149 a. Map 1840. 1/2376. 82 WILTSHI RE TITHE A PPORTIONMENTS 203 NORTON BAVANT (2,162 a.) Award 10 Nov. 1841 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 10 Sept. 1842. Tithe rent-charge £25 to John Benett; on Middleton farm, 393 a., £60 to James Bayly; on 117 a. of Norton farm £44 and £89 for tithe of hay on 46 a. of Middleton farm and for remaining tithes of the parish to the vicar (Edward Eliot), and £20 for tithes on glebe. On John Benett’s lands all remaining tithes merged; Norton farm, 593 a., free of great tithes. Arable 1,022 a. Meadow 914 a. Wood 75 a. Homesteads 23 a. Owners 14. John Alexander Thynne, marquess of Bath, 267 a.; James Bayly 297 a.; Eton College 94 a.; John Benett 1,333 a. and 83 a. (rectorial glebe). Vicarial glebe 43 a. Occupiers Marquess of Bath 65 a.; John White 89 a.; Thomas Benett 297 a.; James Bayly 94 a.; William Hayward 377 a.; James Sidford 848 a. Map 1841. 1/6336.

204 OAKSEY (1,803 a.) Award 20 Nov. 1843 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1844. Tithe rent-charge £406 to the rector (Edward Ryder). On 37 a. tithes covered by a composition real, 4 a.; on 38 a. tithes of hay covered by composition real, 3 a.; on glebe, 25 a., tithes merged. Arable 240 a. Meadow 1,404 a. Homesteads 37 a. Woods 60 a. Roads and waste 36 a. Owners 44. Edward Poulton Warner 102 a.; Thomas Hawkins 170 a.; trustee of John Stone 271 a.; John Holtham 261 a.; trustee of Nehemiah Malpas 114 a.; Joseph Randolph Mullings 53 a.; Frances Salisbury 607 a. Glebe 25 a. Occupiers Thomas Bridgeman 117 a.; Richard Hitchings 169 a.; John Kilmister 267 a.; John Holtham 155 a.; Joseph Moss 54 a.; Thomas Reynolds 50 a.; Ralph Stone 133 a.; Abel Cole 123 a.; John Hall 113 a.; John Harding 95 a.; Joseph Hiscock 218 a. Map 1843. 1/4752.

205 OGBOURNE ST. ANDREW (4,831 a.) Agreement 8 Dec. 1838, confirmed 12 April 1844. Tithe rent-charge £830 to the dean and canons of Windsor for great tithes; £180 to the vicar (Richard Heighway). Arable 1,883 a. Meadow 2,908 a. (including Down 2,702 a.) Owners 28. King’s College, Cambridge, 1,198 a.; George Spencer-Churchill, duke of Marlborough, 590 a.; Thomas Ward 978 a.; Sir John Smith 2,496 a. Glebe 1 a. Occupiers Samuel Canning 1,076 a.; Thomas Cowderoy 67 a.; John Coombs, junior, 590 a.; Sir John Smith 96 a.; John Canning 1,337 a.; William and John Large 1,059 a.; Mrs. Canning 978 a.; Thomas Ward 55 a. Map 1/4752. OGBOURNE ST. GEORGE B3 206 OGBOURNE ST. GEORGE (3,709 a.) Award 5 Dec. 1843 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), confirmed 30 Sept. 1844. Tithe rent-charge £698 to the dean and canons of Windsor for tithes of corn and grain and, on Heswick and Whitefield farms, 1,217 a., also of hay, wool, and lambs; £249 14s. to the vicar (Benjamin Pope), and 6s. for tithes on rectorial glebe. Arable 1,870 a. Meadow 348 a. Pasture 78 a. Wood 173 a. Down 1,100 a. Homesteads 40 a. Roads and waste 98 a. Owners 17. Rebecca Banning 556 a.; L. R. Buckeridge 148 a.; King’s College, Cambridge, 609 a.; Ann Finden 365 a.; John Gale 126 a.; William Kemm 68 a.; Stephen Brown 98 a.; Edward Mortimer 53 a.; Rev. Thomas Newall 643 a. Glebe 2 a. Occupiers Rebecca Banning 547 a.; John Gale 98 a.; William Halcomb 145 a.; Samuel Canning 905 a.; James Blanchard 218 a.; John Gale 719 a.; William Willes 431 a.; Edward Mortimer 53 a.; James Sheppard 52 a. Map 1344. 1/4752.

207 ORCHESTON ST. GEORGE (2,336 a.) Agreement 25 May 1838, conﬁrmed 26 Feb. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £502 13s. 4d. to the rector (Gorges P. Lowther) for great and small tithes, including £9 for tithes on glebe. On Brachers farm tithes of wool and lambs covered by payment of a modus of £1 13s. 4d. Arable 1,519 a. Meadow 57 a. Wood l0 a. Owners 8. Rev. Gorges Lowther 643 a. ; Montague Gore 1,609 a. Glebe 37 a. Occupiers William Cozens 171 a.; Rev. Gorges Lowther 494 a.; Stephen Mills 1,609 a. Map 1840. l/4752.

208 ORCHESTON ST. MARY (1,872 a.) Agreement 28 Aug. 1841, conﬁrmed 26 Sept. 1844. Tithe rent-charge £350 to the vicar (Edward Tomson Bidwell) for great and small tithes. On the glebe tithes already merged. Arable 905 a. Meadow 49 a. Wood 25 a. Down 872 a. Owners 4. John Samuel Wanley Sawbridge-Erle-Drax 577 a.; Stephen Mills 1,117 a. Glebe 21 a. Occupiers Stephen Mills 1,692 a. Map 1/4752.

209 OVERTON (481 a.) Shaw tithing Agreement 25 Nov. 1840, confirmed 12 June 1843. Tithe rent-charge £30 13s. 4d. to the vicar (Charles Hoyle) for small tithes. Great tithes belonging to William Brough to be merged. Arable 295 a. Meadow 118 a. Wood 65 a. Homesteads 3 a. Owner 1. William Brough 481 a. Occupier William Brough 481 a. Map 1842. 1/4752. 84 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS 210 PERTWOOD (438 a.) Agreement 26 Dec. 1837, confirmed 23 June 1838. Tithe rent-charge £74 to the rector (John Wickham Griffith) for great and small tithes, including £4 for tithes on glebe. Arable 203 a. Pasture 9 a. Down 182 a. Wood 30 a. Owners 2. Henry Seymour 440 a. Glebe 11 a. Occupier Henry Seymour 451 a. Map 1838. 1/3168.

211 PEWSEY (4,524 a.) Agreement 16 Jan. 1838, conﬁrmed 11 Sept. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £1,230 to the rector (the Hon. Frederick Pleydell- Bouverie) for great and small tithes, including £30 for tithes on glebe. 101 a., land of the governors of St. Thomas’s Hospital, [London], tithe-free; on 27 a., land of the Kennet & Avon Canal, tithes extinguished under 34 Geo. III c. 90. Arable 3,150 a. Meadow 1,010 a. Wood 70 a. Homesteads 35 a. Owners 104. Richard Hayward Alexander 429 a.; Stephen Allen 54 a.; Sir John Dugdale Astley 1,210 a.; William Gibbs 182 a.; Rev. Maurice Goodman 371 a.; St. Thomas’s Hospital 1,032 a.; Robert Lyne 90 a.; Thomas Henry Pyke 78 a.; Samuel Robbins 56 a.; John Whitehart Stevens 70 a.; Col. George Wroughton 426 a.; George Winter 224 a. Glebe 125 a. Occupiers Stephen Allen 367 a.; R. H. Alexander 68 a.; William Beck 263 a.; Robert and Michael Cooke 463 a.; John Pearce 58 a.; William Simpkins 306 a.; Philip Pavey 430 a.; John Goodman 371 a.; Abraham Beaven 94 a.; Thomas Beaven 56 a.; T. H. Pyke 1,013 a.; George Winter 340 a.; Robert Ettwell 144 a. Map 1839. 1/4752.

212 PEWSHAM (1,282 a.) Agreement 13 Sept. 1838, conﬁrmed 30 Nov. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £158 16s. 6d. to the dean and chapter of Salisbury for great tithes. Whole area free of small tithes by prescription. Arable 235 a. Meadow 1,029 a. Wood 18 a. Owners 27. William Heald Ludlow-Bruges 243 a.; Thomas Gaby 75 a.; William John Lysley 988 a. Occupiers Samuel Ghey 234 a.; Robert Brittain 73 a.; John Archard 134 a.; William Ship 288 a.; Charles and John Tanner 231 a.; John Reeves 227 a. Map [c. 1/2413].

213 POTTERNE Agreement 28 Feb. 1839, conﬁrmed 31 March 1841. Tithe rent-charge £879 to the bishop of Salisbury as rector; on 735 a. and the glebe, 22 a., £726 5s. to the vicar (Joseph Medlicott) for great and small tithes, including a modus of £7 on Larborough and Maxwell farms. Furzehill Common, 10 a., Stroud Common, 18 a., and Rushy Common, 11 a., free of great and small tithes while held for the beneﬁt of the poor. POTTERNE 85 POTTERNE (3,150 a.) Arable 1,158 a. Meadow 1,867 a. Woods 49 a. Roads etc. 68 a. Owners 132. Christopher Briggs 227 a.; William Chandler 110 a.; Jenevera Giddings 108 a.; H. S. Olivier 860 a.; Henrietta and Mary Giddings 79 a.; Moses Glass 78 a.; Thomas Hunt-Grubbe 165 a.; Robert Glass 62 a.; James Hull 73 a.; Mary Jarvis 110 a.; James J. Lye 72 a.; John North, senior, 159 a.; William Rook 94 a.; George Watson-Taylor 222 a.; Robert Waylen 66 a. Glebe 22 a. Occupiers Christopher Briggs 227 a.; William Chandler 110 a.; John Giddings 102 a.; John North, junior, 299 a.; Isaac Joyce 79 a.; John Wilkins 74 a.; James Hull 61 a.; Francis North 109 a.; John North, senior, 112 a.; Robert Weeks 76 a.; John Axford 53 a.; Thomas Weeks 104 a.; Hezekiah Goodall 105 a.; Robert Glass 57 a. WoRroN (918 a.) Arable 124 a. Meadow 765 a. Woods 2 a. Roads etc. 32 a. Owners 42. Sarah Boulter 82 a.; William Gaisford 121 a.; James Glass 51 a.; Charles Snell Kensington 163 a.; John Sainsbury 54 a.; Robert A. Tinker 99 a. Occupiers James Glass 121 a.; Isaac Perrett 91 a. MARSTON (888 a.) Arable 320 a. Meadow 535 a. Roads etc. 26 a. Owners 33. Valentine Hale Mairis 107 a.; Martha May 63 a.; George Watson-Taylor 405 a. Occupiers George Grant 75 a.; Job and James Rose 236 a. Map 1839. 1/4752.

214 POULSHOT (1,554 a.) Agreement 15 Nov. 1836, conﬁrmed 1 Nov. 1838. Tithe rent-charge £400 to the rector (William Fisher) for great and small tithes, including £20 for tithes on glebe. On Summerham meads tithes covered by payment of a modus of 14s. Arable 141 a. Meadow 1,308 a. Wood4 a. Common 18 a. Owners 50. Andrew Burbidge 51 a.; William Hughes 129 a.; Rev. David Hopkins 172 a.; Walter Long 577 a.; executors of James Norris 73 a.; Edward Seymour, duke of Somerset, 97 a. Glebe 83 a. Occupiers Andrew Burbidge 51 a.; Edward Gilbert 170 a.; William Porter 129 a.; Thomas Lavington, the younger, 198 a.; Samuel and James Moore 108 a.; Thomas Lavington, the elder, 270 a.; Thomas Lawes 73 a.; Charles White 115 a. Map 1/2376.

215 PRES]-IUTE (3,227 a. excl. Clatford, Langdon Wyke, and Temple Rockley) Award 12 April 1845 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 22 Sept. 1847. Tithe rent-charge £850 to the dean and chapter of Salisbury and the master of the choristers. Rectorial glebe, 59 a., and Cow down, 92 a., tithe-free. 86 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS Arable 1,830 a. Meadow 430 a. Down 603 a. Cow down 92 a. Wood 72 a. Homesteads 61 a. Roads and waste 70 a. Owners 33. Charles Brudenell-Bruce, marquess of Ailesbury, 2,157 a.; Thomas Baskerville Mynors Baskerville 304 a.; John Withers Clarke 182 a.; mayor and burgesses of Marlborough 88 a.; Marlborough Free Grammar School 79 a.; George White 83 a.; proprietors of estates in the borough of Marlborough 92 a. Rectorial glebe 59 a.; vicarial glebe 1 a. Occupiers Marquess of Ailesbury 69 a.; John Brinsden 61 a.; William Carter 86 a.; Jeremiah Hammond 52 a.; Jesse Hillier 74 a.; William Hillier and George May 282 a.; William Somerset 1,004 a.; John Wentworth 245 a.; George White 462 a. ; J. W. Clarke 182 a. ; inhabitants of Marlborough 92 a. Map 1843. 1/4752.

216 PRESHUTE (957 a.) Clatford Agreement 5 Dec. 1839, conﬁrmed 31 Dec. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £179 to the vicar (John Edmeads). Ancient demesne, 161 a., free from tithes in kind on payment of £1 at Easter and 1 a. of wheat. Arable 607 a. ll/leadow 245 a. Wood 99 a. Homesteads 6 a. Owner 1. George Spencer-Churchill, duke of Marlborough, 796 a. Occupiers John Gundry 701 a.; duke of Marlborough 94 a. Map 1/6336.

217 PRESHUTE (1,143 a.) Langdon Wyke and Temple Rockley Award 19 May 1846 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1846. Tithe rent-charge On Langdon Wyke, 743 a., £1 to the dean and chapter of Salisbury; on Temple Rockley £80 to Henry Edward Fox, Lord Holland. Arable 376 a. Meadow 755 a. Wood 4 a. Homesteads 8 a. Owners 2. Thomas Baskerville Mynors Baskerville 396 a.; Joseph Neeld 743 a. Occupiers Emily Newman 389 a.; Thomas Clark 743 a. Map 1/4752.

218 PURTON (6,023 a. excl. Braydon) Agreement 3 Jan. 1838, supplementary agreement 13 July 1839, confirmed 17 Dec. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £553 lls. 4d. to the vicar (John Mervin Prower) for small tithes, including £4 13s. 9d. for small tithes on glebe; £481 6s. 3d. to Cropley Ashley Cooper, earl of Shaftesbury, including £6 6s. for rectorial tithes on glebe, £89 9s. 3d. to Samuel Sadler, £78 5s. to Richard E. Francombe, £12 4s. 7d. to Joseph Neeld, £9 6s. 4d. to Anthony Mervin Storey, £1 1 ls. 5d. to James Kibblewhite, and £1 3s. 4d. to Richard Garlick Bathe for great tithes. On 553 a. great tithes merged by the earl of Shaftesbury; 244 a. free from vicarial tithes by gift of 18 a. Arable 1,135 a. Meadow 4,797 a. Wood 92 a. PURTON 87 Owners 267. Earl of Shaftesbury 572 a.; Mrs. Wilson 184 a.; Peter Weare 61 a.; Mary Packer 56 a.; Edward Plummer 192 a.; Joseph Pitt 193 a.; Thomas Sadler 143 a.; Samuel Sadler 153 a.; John Hill 56 a.; Joseph Neeld 269 a.; Thomas Howard, earl of Suflblk, 172 a.; A. M. Storey 510 a.; executors of William Warman 281 a.; Worcester College, Oxford, 338 a.; Robert Batson 95 a.; Richard Bathe 227 a.; William Bailey 68 a. ; executors of . . . [MS. blank] Butt 108 a.; Rev. Richard Carter 86 a.; Henry Horton 59 a.; Thomas Large 57 a.; Elizabeth Morgan 58 a.; Stephen Matthews 65 a.; John Perry 53 a.; Mrs. Plummer 83 a. Glebe 47 a. Occupiers Thomas Staplehorne 56 a.; Edward Plummer 192 a.; John Richins 248 a.; Thomas Sadler 143 a.; John Day 51 a.; John Hill 56 a.; Richard Francombe 179 a.; Abraham Clarke 172 a.; Thomas Hayward 206 a.; executors of William Warman 376 a.; Thomas Hill 76 a.; James Clarke 100 a.; Richard Bathe 516 a.; Richard Dore 68 a.; Thomas Miflin 104 a.; James Large 86 a.; James Archer 57 a.; Thomas Large 135 a.; William Rummings 58 a.; Stephen Matthews 65 a.; Charles Templer and Job Lewis 65 a.; Edmund Seymour 83 a.; Jasper Warman 187 a.; William J. Sadler 193 a.; Hugh Harding 142 a.; Mary Packer 181 a.; Robert Bunce 61 a.; Benjamin Hill 205 a.; Thomas Hill 57 a. Map 1840. 1/4752.

219 PURTON (1,479 a.) Braydon Agreement 3 Jan. 1838, conﬁrmed 23 Sept. 1839. Tithe rent-charge £55 to Joseph Neeld for great tithes; £50 to the vicar (John Mervin Prower) for small tithes. Arable 151 a. Meadow 1,037 a. Wood 301 a. Owner 1. Joseph Neeld 1,478 a. Occupiers John Neeld 74 a.; John Kennett 195 a.; Henry Hulbert 108 a.; James Humphries 173 a.; William Andrews 145 a.; James Warman 173 a.; William Collingbourne 181 a.; Isaac Collingbourne 137 a.; Joseph Neeld 292 a. Map 1839, copied from an ‘old’ map by R. D. Little, of Chippenham.

220 RAMSBURY (9,742 a.) Agreement 12 July 1841, supplementary award 1 Aug. 1843 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 April 1844. Tithe rent-charge On 61 a., on 294 a. for tithes other than those of corn, grain, and hay which are exempt from tithes, and on 574 a. for tithes of hay £125 to the vicar (J. C. C. B. P. Hawkins); on 1,160 a. £347 15s. to Sir Francis Burdett for all tithes; on 71 a. £21 15s. to Edward William Leyborne Popham and on 16 a. £4 4s. 8d. to Francis Webb Neate for great tithes. On 5 a. all tithes to be merged by William Edwards; on 3 a. small tithes covered by payment of a modus of 10s. to the vicar; on 3 a. a modus of £1 ls. payable to the vicar; 5,302 a. exempt from tithes; on 2,094 a. tithes extinguished under Inclosure Award, 1778. Arable 1,385 a. Meadow 203 a. Wood 381 a. Roads 53 a. Homesteads 29 a. 88 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS Owners 9. Gen. Robert Nalder Popham 1,017 a.; Lovegrove Waldron 277 a.; Sir Francis Burdett 384 a.; Elizabeth Vaisey 243 a. Occupiers Gen. Popham 274 a.; Isaac Looker 64 a.; Lovegrove Waldron 277 a.; David George 203 a.; John Osmond 104 a.; Elizabeth Vaisey 243 a.; James Rowland 573 a.; John Hopkins 66 a. Maps 2. 1/4752, [c. 1/1853].

221 RODBOURNE CHENEY (2,728 a.) Award 16 Aug. 1843 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1846. Tithe rent-charge £50 to the vicar (Arthur Adie); on 223 a. £30 to Benjamin Hawkins; on 30 a. £9 to William Bowles; on 20 a. £2 to the Wilts. & Berks. Canal Co. On 2,390 a. tithes of corn, grain, and hay merged; on 2,661 a. vicarial tithes covered by prescriptive payments of £50; 53 a. tithe-free. Arable 500 a. Meadow 2,1 13 a. Homesteads 20 a. Wood 5 a. Canals, roads, and waste 7 a. Owners 35. James Bradford 228 a.; Henry Edwards 165 a.; William Bowles 330 a.; William Edwards 125 a.; devisees of Ann Evans 157 a.; trustees of the late Jane Evans 107 a.; Elizabeth Evans 155 a.; Ambrose Goddard 198 a.; Ann Long 219 a.; Nathaniel Merriman 96 a.; John Nott 208 a.; Edward Seager 52 a.; trustee of Matthew Taylor 185 a.; Thomas Tuckey 221 a. Glebe 20 a. Occupiers George Akerman 71 a.; Henry James 278 a.; William and Richard Titcombe 87 a.; William Handy 118 a.; Thomas Tuckey 143 a.; Ralph Withers 69 a.; Henry Edwards 165 a.; William Butler 125 a.; Charles Pike 157 a.; John Warman 155 a.; Thomas Wiltshire 198 a.; James Butler 404 a.; William Greenway 96 a.; Edward Seager 52 a.; John Dore 201 a. Map 1845. 1/4752.

222 ROLLESTONE (837 a.) Agreement 7 Aug. 1838, conﬁrmed 15 Feb. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £170 to the rector (Charles Henry Ridding) for great and small tithes, including £1 for tithes on glebe. Arable 465 a. Meadow 367 a. Roads 1 1 a. Owners 2. Rev. S. Heathcote 820 a. Glebe 5 a. Occupier W. A. Heathcote 837 a. Map 1/11880.

223 ROWDE (2,669 a.) Agreement 6 Feb. 1840, conﬁrmed 29 Dec. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £340 5s. to the vicar (Edward Vincent) for great tithes on 32 a. and all small tithes, and 5s. for tithes on glebe; on 10 a. 8s. to Francis Alexander S. Locke, on 6 a. £1 to Samuel William Bythesea, on 1 a. 5s. to John Simpkins, and on 15 a. £3 to James Tilby for great tithes. On 2,376 a. tithes merged. Arable 563 a. Meadow 1,860 a. Wood 38 a. Common land 18 a. ROWDE 89 Owners 92. Samuel Bythesea 204 a.; Rev. George Bythesea 197 a.; George Giddings 65 a.; Elizabeth Giddings 123 a.; William Hughes 356 a.; George Holford 119 a.; James Hiscock 91 a.; proprietors of Kennet & Avon Canal Navigation 68 a.; Wadham Locke 117 a.; Alexander Sydenham 663 a.; Edward Seymour, duke of Somerset, 140 a. Glebe 1 a. Occupiers Andrew Burbidge 204 a.; Samuel Self 201 a.; William Giles 123 a.; William Harding 182 a.; William Hulbert 53 a.; Joseph Crocket 101 a.; James Hiscock 91 a.; proprietors of Kennet & Avon Canal 67 a.; Jonathan Lewis 50 a.; Francis Locke 663 a.; Harry Pocock 103 a. Map 1839. 1/2376.

224 RUSHALL (2,162 a.) Award 10 Nov. 1842 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1843. Tithe rent-charge £450 to the rector (Sir Erasmus Williams) for great and small tithes, and £7 for tithes on glebe. Arable 820 a. Down arable 348 a. Meadow 95 a. Water meadow 13 a. Down 786 a. Plantation 36 a. Houses 23 a. Owners 6. Welbore Agar, earl of Normanton, 2,143 a. Glebe 17 a. Occupiers Thomas Daniel 656 a.; Richard Stratton 976 a.; Thomas Walkden 420 a. Map 1/4752.

225 SALISBURY ST. MARTIN (1,356 a.) Milford tithing Award 17 July 1843 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 12 April 1845. Tithe rent-charge £480 to the dean and chapter of Salisbury; £165 to the vicar [W. W. Tatum], and £82 10s. for the period between Lady Day and 1 October 1844. Arable 867 a. Water meadows 162 a. Meadows 196 a. Market gardens 30 a. Wood 1 a. Houses 58 a. Roads and waste 42 a. Owners 21. Alexander Hamilton, duke of Hamilton, 420 a.; Henry Fox- Strangways, earl of Ilchester, 106 a.; bishop of Salisbury 613 a. Occupiers James George Combes 115 a.; Richard Cooe 106 a.; duke of Hamilton 613 a.; Matthias Thomas Hodding 59 a.; trustees of Wadham Wyndham 87 a. Map 1/4752.

226 SAVERNAKE (3,400 a.) Award 16 Nov. 1840 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 June 1843. Tithe rent-charge £690 to the dean and chapter of Salisbury. Arable 2,446 a. Meadow 292 a. Sheep slade 345 a. Gardens 47 a. Wood 142 a. Roads and waste 128 a. Owners 3. Charles Brudenell-Bruce, marquess of Ailesbury, 3,410 a. Occupiers Marquess of Ailesbury 114 a.; Jesse Hillier 338 a.; Thomas 90 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS Hillier 500 a.; George J. T. Somerset 388 a.; Thomas Halcomb 670 a.; John Gale 455 a.; Jacob Picket 375 a.; Robert Lyne 485 a. Map 1842. 1/4752.

227 SEAGRY (1,052 a.) Agreement 31 Jan. 1840, conﬁrmed 31 Dec. 1840. Tithe rent-charge On 630 a. £80 to Henry Herbert, earl of Carnarvon, on 278 a. £54 to William Pleydell-Bouverie, earl of Radnor, on 137 a. £28 to Henry Richard Vassal Fox, Lord Holland, and on 7 a. £1 to William Beak for great tithes; £160 to the vicar (Arthur Edie) for small tithes, including 4s. for tithes on glebe. Arable 144 a. Meadow 875 a. Wood 33 a. Owners 53. Henry Bay1iﬁ'e 148 a.; Lord Holland 134 a.; earl of Radnor 273 a.; William Salter 58 a.; William Richard Arthur Pole-Tylney-Long- Wellesley 251 a. Glebe 1 a. Occupiers Henry Bayliffe 148 a.; James Godwin 134 a.; Charles Beak 71 a.; John Hitchcock 58 a.; Thomas Scale 202 a.; Jesse Hayward 118 a.; W. R. A. Pole-Tylney-Long-Wellesley 133 a. Map 1/4752.

228 SEDGEHILL (1,015 a.) Agreement 3 Oct. 1837, conﬁrmed 7 May 1839. Tithe rent-charge £250 to the rector (Charles Henry Grove) for great and small tithes. Cow white of cheese made every 14 days from 3 May to the Monday after 6 November. Arable 328 a. Meadow 670 a. Wood 17 a. Owners 13. James Bracher 288 a.; Chaﬁn Grove 192 a.; Thomas Grove 77 a.; George Grove 219 a.; William Helyar 311 a. Occupiers James Bracher 162 a.; James Scamell 125 a.; Mary Bracher 192 a.; William Bracher 220 a.; George Grove 219 a.; Alexander Windham 53 a.; James Batt 88 a. Map 1838. 1/2376.

229 SEMLEY (2,958 a.) Agreement 20 Dec. 1837, conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1839. Tithe rent-charge £516 to the rector (Ralph Ord) for great and small tithes, including £23 10s. for tithes on glebe. On Hook farm tithes are covered by yearly payment of £3, the foreshare of 1 a. [of meadow], and % foreshare of another meadow; on the rest of the parish 3d. a cow, lid. a heifer, ld. a garden, and ld. for eggs are paid yearly. Arable 1,010 a. Meadow 1,144 a. Wood 195 a. Common 299 a. Owners 25. Henry Benedict Arundell, Lord Arundell, 505 a.; John Benett 1,064 a.; Robert Brown 52 a.; William Bracher 58 a.; Robert Barfoot 167 a.; Henry and Richard Hetley 146 a.; Sir Hyde Parker and John Benett 150 a.; John Rogers 133 a. Glebe 101 a. Occupiers Lord Arundell 64 a.; Samuel Clarke 55 a.; Hugh Burt 155 a.; John Benett 231 a.; Anthony Targett 110 a.; Thomas Baker 110 a.; James SEMLEY 91 Pike 90 a.; Charles Hull 81 a.; Robert Baker 216 a.; John Pike 77 a.; Hugh Ham 89 a.; Robert Brown 136 a.; William Bracher 101 a.; Charles Vincent 65 a.; William Pike 133 a.; Robert Scot 96 a. Map 1839. 1/4752.

230 SHALBOURNE (5,355 a.) Award 17 Dec. 1845 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), supplementary award 5 Aug. 1846, conﬁrmed 30 Nov. 1846. Tithe rent-charge On 5 a. £1 5s. to Charles Brudenell-Bruce, marquess of Ailesbury; £844 to the dean and canons of Windsor; £428 16s. to the vicar (John Gore). On 393 a. ‘Chapel’ tithes merged by the marquess of Ailes- bury; on 5 a. tithes merged by David Bevan. Arable 3,470 a. Meadow 809 a. Down 530 a. Wood 440 a. Roads and waste 96 a. Owners 36. Marquess of Ailesbury 2,652 a.; David Bevan 514 a.; Mary Bungay 151 a.; Anthony Kingston 434 a.; heirs of Catherine Peace 597 a.; trustees of Charles Randall 405 a. Glebe 10 a. Occupiers Philip Selfe 402 a.; marquess of Ailesbury 142 a.; executors of Thomas Baker 292 a. ; John Barnes 283 a. ; William Barnes 207 a. ; Cornelius Baverstock 77 a.; Frederick Blandy 1'73 a.; Ann Bungay 155 a.; James Cannon 119 a.; Joseph Cundell 165 a.; Anthony Kingston 864 a.; Thomas May 140 a.; George Phillips 123 a.; Alfred Pile 2'79 a.; John Smallbones 75 a.; David Bevan 420 a.; Henry Curtis 88 a.; Mary Bungay 134 a.; heirs of Catherine Peace 206 a.; Thomas Washbourn 179 a.; Henry Arthur Cundell 170 a. Map 1843. 1/4752.

231 SHERRINGTON (1,290 a.) Award 21 Feb. 1839 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 15 May 1840. Tithe rent-charge £252 3s. to the rector (Mason Anderson) for great and small tithes, and £7 for tithes on glebe. Arable 432 a. Meadow 32 a. Pasture 10 a. Orchard 11 a. Down 356 a. Wood 427 a. Owners 20. John Benett 197 a.; Aylmer Bourke Lambert 595 a.; Thomas Mussell 106 a. Tenantry land 241 a.; glebe 22 a. Occupiers Henry Phillips 195 a.; Aylmer Bourke Lambert 277 a.; Thomas Alford 350 a.; Thomas Mussell 106 a. Map 1839. 1/4752.

232 SHERSTON MAGNA (4,146 a.) Agreement 1 Feb. 1839, confirmed 31 Dec. 1842. Tithe rent-charge £250 to the dean and chapter of Gloucester, and £30 for tithes on glebe; £100 to the vicar (Charles Whitcombe), and 3s. 6d. for tithes on glebe. 1,114 a. free of tithes of corn, grain, hay, and wood under Inclosure Award, 1743; 241 a. allotted to the dean and chapter of Glouces- ter under that award in place of their glebe and rectorial tithes; on 160 a. of Lord’s Wood farm tithes covered by payment of £10; other tithes 92 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS covered by moduses offiof the value of grass eaten by unprofitable cattle for the pasturage of such cattle, ,—1, of the yearly value of the ground occupied by an inhabitant of another parish when depastured but not mowed or sowed and T1; of -,1; of the yearly value when sowed or mowed, 3d. a lamb and id. a sheep by the quarter or any shorter period equal to 30 days for the land of a parishioner agisted with the sheep of a ‘foreigner’, ld. a quarter or any shorter period equal to 30 days for the tithe wool of every sheep of a parishioner not shorn within the parish, 2s. a year for every water-mill for grinding corn, ld. a year for pot herbs grown in the garden of a parishioner and spent only in his own family and not sold, 8d. for any calf of a heifer but the first and 6d. for every first calf, and 2d. for the milk of a heifer for the first year and 3d. a year for every other milch cow or milch heifer. Arable 1,500 a. Meadow 2,180 a. Wood 296 a. Gardens 50 a. Houses, roads, etc. 120 a. Owners 87. Thomas Window 85 a.; Henry Somerset, duke of Beaufort, 525 a.; Thomas Bell 68 a.; Samuel Byam 185 a.; Edward Coxwell 326 a.; Richard Estcourt Creswell 626 a.; George Creswell 157 a.; Rev. Henry Creswell 168 a.; Daniel Holborow 94 a.; Robert Stayner Holford 654 a.; Richard Harrison and Francis Thomas 148 a.; William Hillier 104 a.; Ann Jones 112 a.; Samuel Manning 90 a.; Edmund Rich 145 a.; dean and chapter of Gloucester 281 a. (rectorial glebe). Vicarial glebe 8 a. Occupiers John Chapman 195 a.; Nicholas Bennett 249 a.; Samuel Byam 185 a.; Henry Hill 306 a.; Benjamin Mills 115 a.; Robert Baily 311 a.; Thomas Brain 152 a.; Daniel Holborow 94 a.; R. S. Holford 332 a.; Edward Strong 246 a.; William Hillier 104 a.; Edward Rice 58 a.; Samuel Manning 89 a. Edmund Rich 145 a.; Thomas Window 77 a. Map 1839. [c. 1/2112].

233 SHERSTON PARVA (919 a.) Agreement 25 Jan. 1842, conﬁrmed 1 Feb. 1844. Tithe rent-charge £159 to trustees of the late Capt. Day of Cirencester, and £19 for tithes on glebe. Deer Park, 42 a., tithe-free. Arable 367 a. Meadow 551 a. Owners ll. William Henry Creswell 341 a.; Robert Stayner Holford 418 a. Glebe 97 a. Occupiers William Taylor 250 a.; Edward Boulton 306 a.; Samuel Manning 112 a. Map 1843. 1/3168.

234 SHREWTON (2,178 a.) Agreement 28 Sept. 1838, conﬁrmed 19 March 1841. Tithe rent-charge £215 to the vicar (John Matthews), and £4 for small tithes on glebe. Rectorial tithes extinguished by allotments of land under Inclosure Award, 1801. Arable 1,020 a. Down 1,038 a. Meadow 55 a. Roads etc. 64 a. Owners 54. Rev. Samuel Heathcote 860 a.; Thomas Sheppard 791 a.; SHREWTON 93 Charles and Robert Wansborough 241 a. Glebe 28 a. Occupiers William Heathcote 410 a.; Thomas Timbrell 446 a.; John Nicholls 791 a.; Charles Wansborough 191 a. Map 1840. l/4752.

235 LITTLE SOMERFORD (1,360 a.) Award 9 June 1843 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 8 July 1847. Tithe rent-charge £262 to the rector (Arthur Evans) for great and small tithes. Somerford Common, 191 a., and Boots piece, l3 a., tithe-free; on Maunditts Park, 286 a., tithes covered by annual payment of £2 to the rector. Arable 137 a. Meadow 954 a. Wood 211 a. Roads and waste 26 a. Owners 38. Samuel Bendry Brooke 339 a.; John Matthews 89 a.; Mary Burtle 55 a.; John Ormond 67 a.; Ruth Sloper 79 a.; John Sealy 79 a.; Thomas Howard, earl of Suffolk, 191 a.; Rev. Henry Wightwick 65 a.; Rev. Charles Wightwick 253 a. Glebe 33 a. Occupiers William Tilton 55 a.; Joseph Hayward 89 a.; John Sloper 79 a.; John Sealy 77 a.; earl of Suffolk 191 a.; Robert Reynolds 154 a.; Roger Gauntlett 67 a.; Thomas Dyer 263 a. Map l/3168 (part of Somerford Common 1/9504).

236 SOPWORTH (866 a.) Agreement l9 April 1838, conﬁrmed 7 May 1840. Tithe rent-charge £174 to the rector (Robert Trotman Coates) for great and small tithes, and £24 for tithes on glebe. Arable 529 a. Pasture 314 a. Wood 23 a. Owners 13. Henry Somerset, duke of Beaufort, 849 a. Glebe 104 a. Occupiers Thomas Witchell 219 a.; William Witchell 169 a.; duke of Beaufort 51 a.; John Holborow 313 a. Map 1840. l/2376.

237 STANDLYNCH (694 a.) Agreement 4 Feb. 1839, conﬁrmed 8 June 1840. Tithe rent-charge £3 6s. 8d. to the warden and scholars of St. Mary’s College, Winchester, for great and small tithes. Arable 268 a. Meadow 191 a. Wood 70 a. Down 143 a. Homesteads, roads, and waters 23 a. Owner 1. Horatio Nelson, Earl Nelson, 694 a. Occupiers Silas Benjaﬁeld and others 694 a. Map 1/7128.

238 STANTON FITZWARREN (1,350 a.) Stanton and South Marston tithings A ward 20 July 1843 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1845. Tithe rent-charge £150 13s. to the rector [John Trenchard Craven Ashfordby Trenchard]. On all lands in Stanton, except 4 a. on which 13s. is paid, tithes are covered by payment of ls. 6d. an acre. 94 WILTSHIRE TITH E APPORTION M ENTS Arable 221 a. Meadow 683 a. Wood 82 a. Homesteads 26 a. Plantations and waste 38 a. Owners 10. J. T. C. A. Trenchard 1,114 a.; Robert Tuckey 129 a.; Hon. Elizabeth Warneford 50 a. Occupiers J. T. C. A. Trenchard and others 940 a.; John Hunter 61 a.; Robert Tuckey I29 a.; John Ricketts 55 a.; Thomas Smith 55 a.; Mary Edwards 50 a. Map 1/4752.

239 STANTON ST. BERNARD (1,980 a.) Agreement 18 April 1844, conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1846. Tithe rent-charge On 1,087 a. £400 to the rector and prebendary [formerly in Wilton Abbey] (Joseph Samuel Stockwell of Wylye); £170 to the vicar (George Thompson Ward). On vicarial glebe, 39 a., tithes merged by the vicar. Arable 1,031 a. Meadow 918 a. Wood 3 a. Homesteads etc. 28 a. Owners 16. Robert Henry Herbert, earl of Pembroke, 1,864 a. Vicarial glebe 39 a. Occupiers Daniel Fowle 66 a.; Simon Hitchcock 777 a.; Henry Mills 254 a.; John Simpkins 733 a.; Mary Simpkins 64 a. Map 1/4752.

240 STAPLEFORD (2,010 a.) Award 20 Feb. 1840 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 7 June 1842. Tithe rent-charge £390 to the dean and canons of Windsor for great tithes, and £30 for rectorial tithes on glebe; £30 to the vicar (John Matthews). Particles, ll a., West mead, 8 a., and Portham, 1 a., tithe-free; vicarial glebe, 3 a., exempt from tithes; rectorial glebe, 122 a., exempt from vicarial tithes. Arable 1,042 a. Meadow 128 a. Pasture 71 a. Down 646 a. Owners 29. Alexander Baring, Lord Ashburton, 1,027 a.; Henry Seymour 791 a.; dean and canons of Windsor 122 a. (rectorial glebe). Vicarial glebe 3 a. Occupiers Erlsman Pinckney 67 a.; Elias Saph 754 a.; Richard York 72 a.; John Combes 58 a.; Herbert Dredge 52 a.; James Saph 577 a.; William Brown 122 a. Map 1/5544.

241 STERT (639 a.) Award 17 Nov. 1843 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), supplementary award 10 July 1846, conﬁrmed 6 Aug. 1846. Tithe rent-charge On 383 a. £150 to trustees of John Gabriel; on remaining lands £87 to the vicar of Urchfont [Arthur Meyrick]. Arable 264 a. Pasture 339 a. Homesteads 13 a. Wood 13 a. Roads and waste 10 a. Owners 14. Ernle Warriner 77 a.; New College, Oxford, 377 a. STERT 95 Occupiers Worthy Burry 165 a.; executors of John Gabriel 377 a. Map 1/4752.

242 STOURTON (3,544 a.) Agreement 15 Nov. 1838, conﬁrmed 31 Dec. 1839. Tithe rent-charge £520 to the rector (Richard Peter Hoare) for great and small tithes, including £20 for tithes on glebe. Arable 1,172 a. Pasture 871 a. Wood 1,288 a. Down 213 a. Owners 8. Sir Henry Hugh Hoare 3,262 a. Glebe 91 a. Occupiers Sir Henry Hugh Hoare 1,216 a.; James Green 103 a.; Henry Herrington 455 a.; William King 651 a.; William Knapton 149 a.; William Shephard 382 a.; George Young 148 a. Map 1839. [c. 1/2112].

243 STRATFORD SUB CASTLE (1,477 a.) Agreement 18 Sept. 1838, conﬁrmed 31 Dec. 1839. Tithe rent-charge On the prebendal estate, 248 a., £95 2s. to the prebendary (William Short); on the remaining land £483 15s. to the dean and chapter of Salisbury for great and small tithes. 6 a. tithe-free. Arable 1,114 a. Meadow 255 a. Down 73 a. Wood 12 a. Owners 16. James Alexander 229 a.; dean of Salisbury 302 a.; dean and chapter of Salisbury 304 a.; sub-chantor of Salisbury 124 a.; prebendary of Stratford 172 a.; Thomas Blake 89 a.; Robert Henry Herbert, earl of Pembroke, 201 a. Occupiers James Charles 186 a.; James Alexander 881 a.; Thomas Blake 129 a.; Charles Dew 67 a.; Joseph Compton 134 a. Map 1/4752.

244 STRATFORD TONY (1,172 a.) Agreement 20 May 1837, conﬁrmed 29 June 1839. Tithe rent-charge £257 to the rector (Henry Shrubb) for great and small tithes, including £15 for tithes on glebe. Arable 932 a. Meadow 189 a. Owners 2. George Purefoy Jervoise 1,081 a. Glebe 47 a. Occupiers Anthony Bradley 609 a.; Richard Perrett 79 a.; William Chubb 418 a. Map 1/4752.

245 SUTTON BENGER (1,140 a.) Agreement 12 April 1839, conﬁrmed 29 March 1840. Tithe rent-charge £184 10s. 6d. to the dean and chapter of Salisbury for great tithes; £118 4s. 6d. to the vicar (George Marsh) for small tithes, including £2 19s. 6d. for great tithes and £1 5s. 6d. for small tithes on glebe. 23 a. tithe-free. Arable 405 a. Meadow 610 a. Wood 61 a. Owners 29. William Richard Arthur Pole-Tylney-Long-Wellesley 1,132 a. Glebe 18 a. 96 WI LTSHIRE TITHE APPORTION M ENTS Occupiers W. R. A. Pole-Tylney-Long-Wellesley 94 a.; David Collins 64 a.; Hannah Smith 92 a.; John Russ 133 a.; John Lanfear 210 a.; John Lea 221 a.; Edward Bond 64 a.; Charles Baker 153 a. Map l/7920.

246 SUTTON MANDEVILLE (1,301 a.) Agreement 2 April 1838, conﬁrmed 1 Oct. 1839. Tithe rent-charge £240 to the rector (Wadham Knatchbull), and £12 for tithes on glebe. Moduses of ld. a cow, 6d. a calf, and 3d. a pig are payable. Arable 820 a. Meadow 371 a. Wood 67 a. Owners 16. Thomas King 57 a.; Henry, Robert, James, Edward, and Ann Larkham 99 a.; committee of Rev. Thomas Talbot 85 a.; William Wynd- ham 862 a. Glebe 50 a. Occupiers Thomas Fricker 57 a.; Henry, Robert, James, Edward, and Ann Larkham 99 a.; William Wyndham 140 a.; Morgan Blandford 623 a. Map 1/6336.

247 SWALLOWCLIFFE (1,344 a.) Award 15 March 1843 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed ll Sept. 1844. Tithe rent-charge £293 and, on lands of St. John’s Hospital, Wilton, £8 to the prebendary of Swallowcliffe [formerly in Heytesbury collegiate church], and £15 for tithes on glebe. The hospital’s lands, 27 a., exempt from tithes when occupied by the hospital. Arable 848 a. Meadow 84 a. Pasture 58 a. Wood 59 a. Orchards and homesteads 21 a. Down 198 a. Roads and waste 31 a. Owners 16. George Blandford 164 a.; Henry Self 67 a.; Robert Henry Herbert, earl of Pembroke, 940 a. Glebe 46 a. Occupiers George Blandford 974 a.; William Targett 67 a. Map 1/4752.

248 SWINDON (3,137 a.) Award 16 Nov. 1840 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1842. Tithe rent-charge On 4 a. 10s. to William Butcher Axford, on 1 a. 2s. to Charles James Axford, on 2 a. 5s. to William Butler, on 18 a. £2 to the Cheltenham & Great Western Railway, on 3 a. 5s. to William Dunsford, on 54 a. £5 to Joseph and James Edwards, on 635 a. £120 to George Wyndham, earl of Egremont, on 36 a. £3 to Edward John Ewer, on 7 a. 10s. to the feoffees of Swindon poor, on 33 a. £33 to the Great Western Railway, on 1 a. ls. to Thomas Horne, on 14 a. £1 to Sarah Humphris, on 19 a. £2 to Thomas Prince, on 9 a. £1 to Joseph Randell, on 25 a. £3 to Maria Warner, and on 5 a. 10s. to the Wilts. & Berks. Canal for tithes of corn, grain, and hay; on the remainder £269 to the vicar [James Grooby]. On 2,194 a. and on 21 a. of glebe tithes merged; on 56 a., land of the Wilts. & Berks. Canal, tithes covered by payment of £11 ls. to the vicar; 366 a. free from vicarial tithes by prescription and 772 a. on payment of £25. SWINDON 97 Arable 740 a. Meadow 2,261 a. Wood 30 a. Homesteads 14 a. Canal and quarries 71 a. Owners 21. Joseph and James Edwards 55 a.; Ambrose Goddard 571 a.; Great Western Railway 85 a.; Elizabeth and William Large 59 a.; Thomas Vilett 285 a. Glebe 21 a. Occupiers John Sheppard 55 a.; Great Western Railway 85 a.; Henry Edwards Freeman 129 a.; William and Thomas Jenner 250 a.; Richard Read 342 a. ; John Collett 59 a.; George Reynolds 108 a.; William Reynolds 138 a. Map 1/4752.

249 TEFFONT EVIAS (657 a.) Award 1 May 1840 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 21 Sept. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £180 to the rector (Samuel Ward), and £10 for tithes on glebe. Arable 343 a. Meadow 44 a. Pasture 160 a. Wood 80 a. Owners 2. John Thomas Mayne 688 a. Glebe 33 a. Occupiers J. T. Mayne 347 a.; William Cox 288 a. Map 1/2376.

250 TIDCOMBE (2,252 a.) Agreement 29 Sept. 1838, conﬁrmed 30 Dec. 1843. Tithe rent-charge £480 12s. 6d. to the dean and canons of Windsor for great and small tithes, including £12 13s. for tithes on glebe. For Oxenwood £2 paid in place of tithes from time immemorial; 51 a. of Upper farm exempt from tithes in return for the produce of 2 a. of land. Arable 1,385 a. Meadow 543 a. Wood 300 a. Homesteads and roads 24 a. Owners 9. David Bevan 1,401 a.; Rev. William Rush Churchill 718 a.; Charles Edward Rendall 96 a. and 49 a. (rectorial glebe). Occupiers David Bevan 239 a.; Charles Batt 305 a.; Henry Curtis 174 a.; John Pinnegar 674 a.; Edward Tanner 718 a.; Philip Selfe 96 a. Map 1/4752.

251 NORTH TIDWORTH (3,055 a.) Agreement 23 Feb. 1839, conﬁrmed 24 June 1844. Tithe rent-charge £327 to the rector (Francis Dyson), including £3 for tithes on glebe; on 595 a. £80 to the dean and chapter of Winchester. Arable 1,979 a. Pasture 96 a. Wood 35 a. Down 945 a. Owners 2. Thomas Assheton Smith 3,052 a. Glebe 15 a. Occupiers William Dowling 658 a.; Simon Tayler 813 a.; Thomas North- east 709 a.; Henry Sweetapple 660 a.; Thomas Smith 212 a. Map 1/1568.

252 TILSHEAD Agreement 1 March 1853, conﬁrmed 14 July 1853. 98 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS Tithe rent-charge On Tilshead windmill £1 ls. to the vicar [J. H. Johnson]. Remaining tithes extinguished under Inclosure Award, 1814. Map 1/2772.

253 TISBURY (7,253 a.) Agreement 31 Jan. 1838, supplementary agreement 14 Aug. 1839, conﬁrmed 28 March 1840. Tithe rent~charge £440 to the vicar (Simon Webber) for great tithes on 1,663 a. and for small tithes, and 10s. for tithes on vicarial glebe; on the Chantry lands £67 12s. to the rector of Compton Chamberlayne (William E. Honey) for great and small tithes; on Chicksgrove £50 5s. to William Wyndham for tithe of hay. Moduses of 3d. a cow, 6d. a calf, ld. a garden, and la’. for all poultry are payable; 1,422 a. tithe-free. Arable 2,861 a. Meadow 2,335 a. Wood 635 a. Owners 62. Henry Benedict Arundell, Lord Arundell, 1,754 a.; Charles Arundell 639 a.; John Bracher, James Bracher, William Turner, and Matthew Combes 118 a.; John Benett 2,041 a.; John Benett and Sir Hyde Parker 358 a.; bishop of Salisbury 75 a.; James Morrison 430 a.; Ann Mortimer 108 a.; John Thomas Mayne 57 a.; James Turner 64 a.; dean and chapter of Bristol 82 a. and 12 a. (rectorial glebe); William Turner 164 a.; Henrietta Moody 78 a. ; William Wyndham 1,334 a. Vicarial glebe 3 a. Occupiers William Sumner l5l a.; James Rebbeck 123 a.; Lord Arundell 208 a.; Henry Bracher 70 a.; Robert Barfoot 80 a.; John Benett 929 a.; Samuel Bristol 481 a.; Thomas Dukes 87 a.; John Turner 229 a.; Joseph King, senior, 112 a.; Joseph King 175 a.; James Jukes 99 a.; Thomas Ransam 75 a. ; Joseph Alford, junior, 207 a.; Martha Everett 110 a.; James Morrison 126 a.; James Lampard 251 a.; James Turner 255 a.; George Bracher 196 a.; James Bracher 566 a.; J. T. Mayne 57 a.; William Turner 164 a.; Matthew Combes 164 a.; William Wyndham 63 a.; John Gray 231 a.; John Combes 297 a.; William Edwards 94 a. Map 1/6336.

254 TOCKENHAM (704 a.) Agreement 9 Nov. 1837, conﬁrmed 7 May 1839. Tithe rent-charge £255 3s. to the rector (Thomas Hyde Ripley) for great and small tithes, including £6 2s. 6d. for great tithes and £3 17s. 6d. for small tithes on glebe. Arable 139 a. Meadow 519 a. Wood 10 a. Owners 5. Sir Robert John Buxton 646 a.; Jacob and Richard Smith 86 a. Glebe 36 a. Occupiers lsaac Clarke 89 a.; James Hathway 290 a.; John Matthews 179 a. Map 1/2376.

255 TOLLARD ROYAL (2,716 a.) Tollard Royal and Tollard Farnham tithing. Agreement 7 May 1838, conﬁrmed 15 May 1840. TOLLARD ROYAL 99 Tithe rent-charge £570 to the rector of Tollard Royal (Charles Austin) for great and small tithes, including £10 for tithes on glebe; on Doves farm and other lands, 76 a., £10 to the rector of Farnham (John West). Arable 1,307 a. Meadow 198 a. Down 541 a. Wood 362 a. Common 297 a. Owners 61. Henry Fisher Bedgood 90 a.; Thomas Grove 495 a.; Stephen Kail 50 a.; George Pitt-Rivers, Lord Rivers, 1,369 a. Glebe 55 a.; commons and waste 427 a. Occupiers Robert Belbin 213 a.; Thomas Compton 787 a.; . . . [MS. blank] Wells 70 a.; Stephen Kail 50 a.; Lord Rivers 356 a.; John Cox 383 a. Map 1839. 1/4752.

256 TROWBRIDGE (2,200 a.) Agreement 17 Nov. 1836, supplementary agreement 22 March 1839, conﬁrmed 29 June 1839. Tithe rent-charge £625 14s. to the rector (Francis Fulford) for great and small tithes, including £16 8s. 10d. for tithes on glebe; on 174 a. in Staverton £16 16s. to John Clark for great tithes. On 541 a. a modus of £25 14s. 10d. is payable. A Arable 154 a. Meadow 1,996 a. Nursery land 6 a. LITTLE TROWLE Owners 4. Charles Pierrepont, Earl Manvers, 123 a.; Samuel Salter 81 a. Occupiers James Guley 56 a.; Elizabeth and Martha Little 50 a.; John Hosier 81 a. STUDLEY Owners 44. James Caswell 69 a.; Henry Gaisford Gibbs Ludlow 67 a.; Earl Manvers 183 a.; Edward Mortimer 204 a.; Sarah Ann Page 59 a. Occupiers William Huntly 50 a.; John Fryer 154 a.; William Cerl 79 a.; John Park 60 a. TowN Owners 30. H. G. G. Ludlow 64 a. Occupiers John Steeds 51 a. STAVERTON Owners 20. John Clark 118 a.; John Keddle 250 a. Occupiers Joseph Giddance 78 a.; William Dallimore 62 a.; Thomas Hulbert 186 a. Map 1833.1/4752.

257 TYTHERTON KELLAWAYS (130 a.) Agreement 1 Jan. 1839, conﬁrmed 26 Nov. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £46 to the rector (Walter Long) for great and small tithes. Meadow 130 a. Owners 5. William Stancomb 64 a.; William Richard Arthur Pole-Tylney- Long-Wellesley 55 a. Occupiers William Sly 64 a.; John Bethel 59 a. Map 1840. 1/2376. 100 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS 258 UPAVON (3,287 a.) Agreement 22 June 1838, supplementary award 21 March 1840 (Com- missioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 23 Sept. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £594 18s. to the provost and scholars of King’s College, Cambridge, for tithes of corn and hay, for great and small tithes on l Manor farm, and for tithes of lamb and wool on Widdington farm; £145 12s. to the vicar (John Pyke) for small tithes and the remaining tithes of lambs and wool; on 1 a. 15s. to the rector of Rushall. 32 a. tithe-free. Arable 1,412 a. Down 1,610 a. Meadow 139 a. Cottages 7 a. Roads and water 119 a. Owners 36. James Alexander 2,660 a.; Thomas Alexander 160 a.; King’s College 279 a. Glebe 3 a. Occupiers Joel Rowden 850 a.; Thomas Waters 128 a.; John Waters 826 a.; John Hicks 661 a.; Richard Stratton 329 a.; Thomas Alexander 161 a. Map 1/7128 (Upavon village 1/2376).

259 UPTON LOVELL (1,500 a.) Agreement 21 Aug. 1837, conﬁrmed 26 Oct. 1838. Tithe rent-charge £329 10s. to the rector (John Vaughan) for great and small tithes, including £9 10s. for tithes on glebe. Arable 700 a. Meadow 800 a. (including Down 700 a.) Owners 7. Joseph Everett 581 a.; John Ingram 307 a.; Thomas Raxworthy 480 a. Glebe 29 a. Occupiers William Brown 507 a.; James Smith 62 a.; John Ingram 307 a.; Thomas Raxworthy 480 a. Map 1838. 1/4752.

260 UPTON SCUDAMORE (2,461 a.) Agreement 12 Feb. 1838, confirmed 28 March 1840. Tithe rent-charge £480 to the rector (Henry Barry), and £10 for tithes on glebe; on 131 a. £50 to John Norris Clark, impropriator of Norridge free chapel, and £8 for tithes on glebe; on 92 a. £35 to the prebendary of Luxfield [in Wells cathedral] (Walter Kerr Hamilton); on 77 a. £20 to the dean and chapter of Salisbury. On 97 a. tithes merged by J. N. Clark; 23 a. tithe-free under Inclosure Award, 1805. Arable 1,368 a. Meadow and down 1,024 a. Wood 69 a. Owners 46. Ambrose Awdry 64 a.; James Buckler and Osborne Bayly 77 a.; John Alexander Thynne, marquess of Bath, 529 a.; J. N. Clark 138 a. and 24 a. (Norridge chapel glebe); Thomas Holwey 124 a.; Stephen Flower Knight 51 a.; Susannah Pearce 204 a.; William Temple 462 a.; Francis Willes 597 a.; Heytesbury Almshouse 52 a. Glebe 23 a. Occupiers Sarah Pearce 64 a.; marquess of Bath 56 a.; Henry Slade Brown 308 a.; John Coles 498 a.; Stephen Knight 50 a.; Lambert Chislett 204 a.; James Harding 462 a.; Thomas Neale and James Osborne 597 a.; Francis Willes 72 a. Map 1839. 1/4752. URCH FONT 101 261 URCHFONT Agreement 19 March 1840, confirmed 30 Sept. 1842. Tithe rent-charge £1,428 to the dean and canons of Windsor, including £3 for tithes on glebe; on 287 a. £300 5s. to the vicar (the Hon. William Henry Spencer), including £3 for tithes on rectorial and 5s. for tithes on vicarial glebe. URCHFONT AND Exsrcorr Arable 2,127 a. Meadow 1,243 a. Wood 122 a. Homesteads and gardens 45 a. Down 1,385 a. Uncnrorrr Owners 122. Executors of John Gabriel 113 a.; James Giddings 56 a.; John Grosvenor Sawbridge Erle-Drax 134 a.; William Keetch 299 a.; Vincent Snook 66 a.; George Watson-Taylor 2,571 a.; John Townsend Compton 34 a. (rectorial glebe). Vicarial glebe 2 a. Occupiers Richard Bourne 113 a.; John Dowse 125 a.; Thomas Alexander 145 a.; Mary Tanner 1,017 a.; Vincent Snook 66 a.; George Watson-Taylor 269 a.; Henry Bishop 75 a.; William Butler 609 a.; James New 60 a.; J. S. Snook 82 a.; James Few 82 a.; Thomas Weeks 201 a. Exsrcorr Owners 16. J. G. S. Erle-Drax 594 a.; Charles Hitchcock 380 a.; George Watson-Taylor 346 a. Occupiers John Fisher 594 a.; Charles Hitchcock 380 a.; John Dowse 169 a.; Jacob Newman 149 a. WEDHAMPTON Arable 549 a. Meadow 251 a. Wood 1 a. Homesteads etc. ll a. Down 202 a. Owners 16. Robert Dean 174 a.; J. G. S. Erle-Drax 229 a.; Thomas Lewis 218 a.; George Watson-Taylor 335 a. Occupiers Robert Dean 173 a.; Isaac Crook 229 a.; Thomas Lewis 218 a.; John Mundy 334 a. Map 1/4752.

262 WANBOROUGH (371a.) Award 22 April 1843 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), confirmed 31 Dec. 1844. Tithe rent-charge £125 to the vicar [S. J. Etty]. On remaining lands tithes were extinguished under Inclosure Award, 1780. Arable 180 a. Grassland 191 a. Owners 15. George Butler 89 a.; Rev. James and Eliza Croft, Henry and Mary Croft, Rev. Thomas and Ann James, and James and Caroline Croft 140 a. Occupiers William Hewer 89 a.; Robert Harding 140 a. Map 1844. 1/4752. 263 WARMINSTER (206 a.) Award 2 March 1840 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), confirmed 29 Nov. 1842. 102 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPO RTIONMENTS Tithe rent-charge On 6 a. £1 15s. to the prebendary of Luxfield [in Wells cathedral]; on 200 a. £28 to the dean and chapter of Salisbury for tithes of corn, grain, and hay; £40 to the vicar [Arthur Fane]. On remaining lands tithes were extinguished and commuted under Inclosure Award, 1783. Owners 48. Map 1/7128.

264 WESTBURY (11,541 a.) Agreement 25 April 1839, conﬁrmed 20 Dec. 1842. Tithe rent-charge £230 (Schedule £235 Os. 6d.) to the vicar (Thomas Cooke); £2,424 (Schedule £2,428 19s. 6d.) to the precentor of Salisbury cathedral (Philip Fisher), and £10 for tithes on glebe. Arable 4,448 a. Meadow 6,119 a. (including Down 1,794 a.) Cottages 111 a. Orchards 262 a. Gardens 23 a. Wood 659 a. Roads and waste 234 a. Owners 224. John Alexander Thynne, marquess of Bath, 1,002 a.; [George] Watson-Taylor 820 a.; Thomas Barter 54 a.; precentor of Salisbury cathedral 222 a.; James Burgess 101 a.; Thomas Burgess 107 a.; Bryan Edwards 189 a.; Mary Finch 155 a.; William Turner 237 a.; Joseph Flower 192 a.; Thomas Glass 155 a.; Henry Wansey 172 a.; John Harris 76 a.; Robert Haynes 116 a.; Rev. John Hooper 154 a.; Hannah Hooper 53 a.; Walter Long 495 a.; Sir Ralph Lopes 110 a.; Sir Ralph and Lady Susannah Lopes 272 a.; Henry Gaisford Gibbs Ludlow 958 a.; William Matravers 231 a.; dean and canons of Westminster 134 a.; Charles Lewis Phipps 744 a.; Thomas Hele Phipps 767 a.; Mary Pile 123 a.; William and Elizabeth Porter 127 a.; Simon Stafford 57 a.; George Sampson 191 a.; Elizabeth Scott 127 a.; Edward Seagram 191 a.; Frederick Seagram 272 a.; Richard White and others 81 a.; Anna Maria Whittaker 426 a.; Philip Whittaker 864 a.; Margaret Whittaker 106 a.; Thomas Whittaker 115 a. Glebe 34 a. Occupiers Marquess of Bath 387 a.; Edward Grist 50 a.; Thomas Mead 127 a.; Edward Seagram 419 a.; Thomas Burgess 92 a.; Elijah Harrison 68 a.; Henry Wansey 98 a.; John Harris 55 a.; Joseph Emm 284 a.; James Say 272 a.; Richard Snelgrove 130 a.; Joseph Flower 190 a.; Charles Miles 74 a.; Richard White and others 247 a.; James Caswell 737 a.; Joshua Whittaker 1,601 a.; Joseph Pike 66 a.; Robert Atkins 107 a.; H. G. G. Ludlow 531 a.; Ann Long 68 a.; Walter Oram 182 a.; James Burgess 386 a.; James Beaven 175 a.; Thomas Bourne 86 a.; Isaac Dean 155 a.; Thomas Jackson 57 a.; William Matravers 169 a.; Stephen Moore 109 a.; T. H. Phipps 134 a.; Aaron Smallcombe 292 a.; Benjamin Crees 189 a.; John Butler 91 a.; William Dean 123 a.; Mary Marchant 96 a.; Martha Franks 94 a.; Benjamin Emm 65 a.; James Saunders 21 a.; William Budd 56 a.; Alfred Hooper 258 a. Map 1/ 11880.

265 WESTWOOD (813 a.) Award 20 Nov. 1841 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1843. WESTWOOD 103 Tithe rent-charge £185 to the rector (Henry Harvey), and £5 for tithes on glebe; on 4 a. £1 8s. to the rector of Farleigh Hungerford (Som.). Arable 413 a. Meadow 242 a. Homesteads and gardens 32 a. Woods 73 a. Roads, rivers, and waste 33 a. Owners 44. Mary Day 50 a.; Rev. Thomas Gaisford 73 a.; Maria Joyce 162 a.; dean and chapter of Winchester 331 a. Glebe 20 a. Occupiers Henry Foster 159 a.; George Clutterbuck Tugwell 328 a. Map 1843. 1/2376.

266 WHADDON (385 a.) Agreement 4 Dec. 1838, conﬁrmed 26 Feb. 1842. Tithe rent-charge £97 10s. to the rector (John Eddy) for great and small tithes, including £5 10s. for tithes on glebe. Meadow 339 a. Gardens 4 a. Owners 5. Walter Long 340 a. Glebe 21 a. Occupiers James Beaven 139 a.; John Ellis 106 a.; Charles Redman 83 a. Map 1840. 1/4752.

267 WHITEPARISH (6,300 a.) Agreement 1 Feb. 1840, conﬁrmed 6 June 1842. Tithe rent-charge £200 to the vicar (William Robert Tomlinson); £898 to Robert Bristow for tithes of corn, grain, hay, woods, and orchards. Cowesﬁeld, 190 a., Gatmore Wood, 100 a., Whelpley farm, 310 a., Moor farm, 230 a., and Titchborne farm, 159 a., tithe-free. Arable 4,225 a. Meadow 870 a. Wood 1,015 a. Common or down 190 a. Owners 62. Alexander Baring, Lord Ashburton, 294 a.; Charles Baring Wall 286 a.; Henry White 66 a.; Robert Bristow 903 a.; Robert Cooper 401 a.; Robert Eden Duncombe Shafto 215 a.; guardians of Horatio Nelson, Earl Nelson, 540 a.; trustees of the Free School of Downton 54 a.; George Yalden Fort 379 a.; Lady Selina Freemantle 968 a.; George Lawrence 151 a.; George Matcham 147 a.; Frances Nelson, Countess Nelson, 1,348 a. Glebe 2 a. Occupiers Richard Webb 459 a.; Arthur Nunn 393 a.; Robert Bristow 498 a.; Robert Cooper 354 a.; Benjamin Stride 54 a.; G. Y. Fort 56 a.; Richard Giles 59 a.; Amelia Percy 55 a.; Stephen Parsons 263 a.; Lady Freemantle 236 a.; John Fox 475 a.; George Lawrence 120 a.; George Matcham 147 a.; Countess Nelson 320 a.; John Bell 860 a.; Elizabeth Stone 57 a.; Joseph Ellis 63 a.; guardians of Earl Nelson 146 a.; Alfred Gay 162 a.; William Andrews 223 a.; Samuel Beauchamp 79 a.; James Strick 53 a.; Joseph Whitcher 284 a.; R. E. D. Shafto 73 a. Map 1/4752.

268 WILCOT (2,559 a.) Agreement 8 Feb. 1839, supplementary agreement 2 Dec. 1842, conﬁrmed 30 Aug. 1843. Tithe rent-charge £131 10s. to the vicar (John Symons) for small tithes; on 91 a. £15 16s. to the rector of Huish (William Bleeck) for % tithes of corn, 104 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS hay, and wool; £25 to John Pontin of Oare. Wilcot Manor farm, 452 a., tithe-free; on 1,957 a. great tithes merged. Arable 1,455 a. Meadow 282 a. Wood 126 a. Common or down 217 a. Home- steads 27 a. Owners 24. Fulwar Craven 505 a.; Rev. Maurice Hiller Goodman 419 a.; John Pontin 110 a.; Harry Reeves 69 a.; Francis Newman Rogers 117 a.; George Wroughton Wroughton 1,352 a. Glebe 1 a. Occupiers William Ferris 505 a.; John Goodman 405 a.; John Pontin 110 a.; Jonas Wyld 113 a.; John Edmonds 69 a.; George Wroughton Wroughton 608 a.; George Daniel 177 a.; Richard Wild 546 a. Map 1839. 1/4752.

269 WILSFORD (in Swanborough hundred) (1,707 a. excl. Man- ningford Bohune) Award 20 Dec. 1843 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 8 Aug. 1844. Tithe rent-charge On 115 a. £52 to the rector of Dauntsey; on the remainder £217 to the master, brethren, and sisters of St. Nicholas’s Hospital, Salisbury, for tithes of corn and grain; £125 to the vicar of Wilsford (William Raymond). Arable 730 a. Meadow 136 a. Down 841 a. Owners 8. Sir Francis Dugdale Astley 1,645 a. Glebe 2 a. Occupiers Harry Hayward 764 a.; William Hayward 781 a.; Jacob Stratton 110 a. Map 1/4752.

270 WILSFORD (in Swanborough hundred) (1,268 a.) Manningford Bohune tithing Agreement 19 March 1839, conﬁrmed 26 Sept. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £133 10s. to the vicar (William Francis Raymond) for small tithes; £267 to the master, brethren, and sisters of St. Nicho1as’s Hospital, Salisbury, for rectorial tithes. Arable 647 a. Meadow 276 a. Down 277 a. Wood 25 a. Homesteads 23 a. Roads and rivers 20 a. Owners 21. James Alexander 857 a.; Beata Prior Alexander 169 a.; Beata Prior Stead 174 a. Occupiers Thomas Ferris 834 a.; George Dunford 169 a. Map 1839. 1/2376.

271 WILSFORD (in Underditch hundred) (828 a. excl. Lake) Award 11 April 1846 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 31 Dec. 1851. Tithe rent-charge £34 to the vicar [R. M. Chatﬁeld], and £1 for tithes on glebe; £92 to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners (for the prebend of Wilsford and Woodford) for tithes of corn, grain, and hay, and £8 for tithes on glebe. Arable 324 a. Water meadows 22 a. Pasture 13 a. Down 410 a. Gardens 2 a. Homesteads and roads 23 a. Owners 2. Giles Loder 816 a. Glebe 29 a. WILSFORD 105 Occupiers John Walter Long 769 a. Map 1851. 1/6336.

272 WILSFORD (in Underditch hundred) (791 a.) Lake tithing Award 6 Oct. 1845 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1848. Tithe rent-charge £17 10s. to the vicar [R. M. Chatﬁeld]; £50 to the Ecclesi- astical Commissioners (for the prebend of Wilsford and Woodford) for tithes of corn, grain, and hay; on 9 yardlands £83 to the Rev. Edward Duke. Arable 438 a. Meadow 291 a. Water meadow 30 a. Plantations 22 a. Home- steads, roads, and waste 10 a. Owner 1. Rev. Edward Duke 786 a. Occupiers John Rawlence 732 a.; Rev. Edward Duke 52 a. Map 1/2376.

273 WILTON (1,790 a.) Agreement 24 Jan. 1844, conﬁrmed 19 Sept. 1845. Tithe rent-charge £310 to the rector (Hon. Charles Amyand Harris), including £10 for tithes on glebe; on 179 a. £50 17s. to John Wyndham, rector of Sutton Mandeville; on 4 a. £2 10s. to St. John’s Hospital, Wilton. 8 a., land of St. John’s Hospital, and 41 a., land of Robert Henry Herbert, earl of Pembroke, tithe-free; on 1,051 a. tithes of corn, grain, and hay merged by the earl of Pembroke. Arable 804 a. Meadow 552 a. Wood 249 a. Houses, orchards, etc. 113 a. Owners 26. Earl of Pembroke 1,629 a. Glebe 23 a. Occupiers Hon. Sidney Herbert 439 a.; William Thring 818 a.; Sarah Harman 252 a. Map 1844. 1/4752.

274 WINGFIELD (1,391 a.) Agreement 8 Nov. 1838, conﬁrmed 31 Dec. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £260 to the rector (Thomas Spencer), including £5 for tithes on glebe; on 90 a. £20 to the rector of Farleigh Hungerford (Som.) [W. S. Robinson]. 13 a. tithe-free. Arable 370 a. Meadow 840 a. Wood 159 a. Roads, rivers, and waste 21 a. Owners 27. John Guillemard 168 a.; William Pickwick 395 a.; Elizabeth Abigail Gould 179 a.; Henry Shrapnell 114 a.; Sir John Hobhouse 153 a.; John Houlton 202 a. Glebe 22 a. Occupiers William Woods 165 a.; Joseph Gibbs 127 a.; William Redman 91 a.; William Carter 98 a.; Samuel Rudman 65 a.; Samuel and Thomas Beaven 218 a.; William Pickwick 140 a.; Stephen Mizen 113 a. Map 1/3168.

275 WINTERBOURNE BASSETT (2,211 a.) Agreement 31 Dec. 1838, conﬁrmed 16 Feb. 1844. Tithe rent-charge £687 15s. 6d. to the rector (William Doncaster) for great 106 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS and small tithes, including £13 for tithes on glebe. 22 a., land of Beck- hampton free chapel, tithe-free. Arable 1,219 a. Meadow 931 a. Wood 3 a. Owners 4. Henry Richard Vassall Fox, Lord Holland, 1,646 a.; Elizabeth Vassall Fox, Lady Holland, 474 a. Glebe 43 a. Occupiers Hopewell Budd 1,072 a.; Joseph Large 465 a.; John Stratton 559 a. Map 1844. l/4752.

276 WINTERBOURNE DAUNTSEY (1,164 a.) Award 25 Jan. 1842 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), supplementary award 14 March 1845, conﬁrmed 16 June 1845. Tithe rent-charge £241 15s. to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners (for the prebend of Chute and Chisenbury), and £3 5s. for tithes on glebe. Arable 719 a. Meadow 40 a. Homesteads and orchards 16 a. Down 331 a. Plantations and roads 46 a. Owners 10. James Blatch 652 a.; Mary Ann Skinner 86 a.; Wadham Wynd- ham 255 a. Glebe 13 a.; tenantry down 141 a. Occupiers James Blatch 652 a.; John Cusse 341 a. Map 1/2376.

277 WINTERBOURNE EARLS (1,612 a.) Agreement 13 Nov. 1838, conﬁrmed 24 April 1840. Tithe rent-charge £470 to the prebendary (Sir Henry Dukinﬁeld) for great and small tithes, and £20 for tithes on glebe. Arable 1,022 a. Meadow 82 a. Pasture 37 a. Down 321 a. Homesteads, gardens, and orchards 13 a. Owners 10. George Fort 577 a.; George Monkhouse Fort 167 a.; Samuel Munday 70 a.; Jane Tanner 70 a.; Wadham Wyndham 508 a. Prebendal glebe 138 a. Occupiers Samuel Cusse 744 a.; Job Sutton 68 a.; James Read 508 a.; Thomas Blake 138 a. Map 1/7128.

278 WINTERBOURNE GUNNER (1,562 a.) Agreement 9 Nov. 1839, supplementary award 16 Dec. 1841 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 28 Dec. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £219 6s. 6d. to the rector (Charles John Coleman), including £2 for tithes on glebe. Arable 922 a. Meadow 312 a. Wood 8 a. Common 286 a. Owners 18. Rev. Francis Evans 61 a.; John Templeman 1,136 a. Glebe 8 a. Occupiers John Cusse 302 a.; Benjamin Blake 903 a. Map 1840. 1/7128.

279 WINTERBOURNE STOKE (3,411 a.) Agreement 4 June 1839, supplementary award 10 April 1841 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 26 April 1841. WINTERBOURNE STOKE 107 Tithe rent-charge £131 9s. to Alexander Baring, Lord Ashburton; on 501 a., Scotland farm, £95 to the dean and chapter of Salisbury; £220 to the vicar (Samuel Settle), including £2 for tithes on glebe. On 2,115 a. tithes merged by Lord Ashburton. From Arundell or Scotland farm 3 ﬂeeces of wool and 3 lambs are given annually to the vicar. Arable 1,770 a. Meadow 1,639 a. Owners 29. Lord Ashburton 2,135 a.; William Gibbs 81 a.; George Kellow 204 a.; George Kellow and Mary Gibbs 147 a.; widow of Robert Kellow 287 a.; Hampden Hely 501 a. Glebe 3 a. Occupiers William Brown 1,875 a.; George Kellow 678 a.; John Burrough 287 a.; James Kellow 501 a. Map 1/6336.

280 WINTERSLOW (4,742 a.) Award 12 Sept. 1840 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 June 1843. Tithe rent-charge £872 to the rector (Henry Edmund Fryer), and £15 for tithes on glebe. On 42 a. tithes covered by annual payment of £2 5s. Arable 2,863 a. Meadow 981 a. Wood 815 a. Homesteads 19 a. Owners 50. Robert Cooper 103 a.; Francis Egerton 1,771 a.; Elizabeth Vassall Fox, dowager Lady Holland, 1,841 a.; Rev. Thomas Protheroe 127 a.; St. John’s College, Oxford, 502 a.; Thomas Wheeler 104 a.; Charles Baring Wall 148 a. Glebe 65 a. Occupiers Robert Cooper 97 a.; John Judd 743 a.; Francis Egerton 228 a.; John Parsons 744 a.; dowager Lady Holland 540 a.; Thomas Judd 311 a.; William King 201 a.; Charles King 174 a.; Ann Whitlock 675 a.; Robert Hayden 498 a.; Thomas Wheeler 104 a.; C. B. Wall 105 a.; John Lewis 56 a. Map 1841. 1/6336 (Winters1ow land in West Dean parish 1/9504).

281 GREAT WISHFORD (1,610 a.) Agreement 12 April 1838, supplementary award 19 Feb. 1841 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 15 March 1841. Tithe rent-charge £437 to the rector (Frederick de Veil Williams), including £7 for tithes on glebe. Arable 862 a. Meadow and down 649 a. Wood 61 a. Owners 36. Robert Henry Herbert, earl of Pembroke, 1,138 a.; Josiah Trubridge 205 a. Glebe 18 a. Occupiers Earl of Pembroke 60 a.; Henry Bracher 498 a.; Robert Saunders 109 a.; Thomas Trubridge 461 a.; Josiah Trubridge 189 a. Map 1839. 1/4752.

282 WOODBOROUGH (971 a.) Agreement 28 Nov. 1837, conﬁrmed 9 Jan. 1839. Tithe rent-charge £311 10s. to the rector (Thomas Wyld) for great and small tithes, including £16 18s. for tithes on glebe. Arable 538 a. Meadow 332 a. Wood 30 a. 108 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS Owners 17. Andrew Baden 232 a.; George Heneage Walker-Heneage 624 a. Glebe 71 a. Occupiers John Clift 584 a.; William Robins 229 a.; Samuel Robins 80 a. Map 1838. 1/4752.

283 WOODFORD (2,790 a.) Award 20 Dec. 1839 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 31 Dec. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £640 to the prebendary of Woodford and Wilsford (later to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, and then to the treasurer of Queen Anne’s Bounty) for tithes of corn, grain, and hay, and 5.s'. for tithes on glebe; £180 to the vicar [R. M. Chatﬁeld]. Arable 1,014 a. Meadow 200 a. Withy bed and wood 6 a. Down 870 a. Owners 41. Stephen Flower 211 a.; William Harris 143 a.; Rev. Samuel Heathcote 719 a.; Miss Lawes 329 a.; Thomas Lawrence 137 a.; William Moyles 102 a.; Edmund Olding 119 a.; Richard Pyle 125 a.; Miss Self 75 a.; William Wheeler 168 a.; Robert Waters 140 a.; Stephen Flower and others 177 a.; William Harris and others 272 a. Glebe 1 a.; common down 450 a. Occupiers William Harris 143 a.; James Rawlence 791 a.; Miss Lawes 329 a.; Henry Roberts 133 a.; Edmund Olding 220 a.; Richard Pyle 125 a.; James Self 309 a. Map 1/2376.

284 WOOTTON BASSETT (4,830 a.) Agreement 9 April 1840, confirmed 31 March 1842. Tithe rent-charge £485 12.s'. 4d. to the vicar (Thomas Hyde Ripley), and £10 for small tithes on glebe; on 251 a. £12 to Sir John Buxton; on l a. 10s. to the trustee of Rev. Thomas Ripley; on 33 a. £4 to Jasper and Elizabeth Warman; on 676 a. £130 to Robert Hughes; on 3,410 a. £439 to George Villiers, earl of Clarendon, and £11 for great tithes on glebe. On 365 a. tithes merged by William Pleydell-Bouverie, earl of Radnor; on 1,379 a. small tithes covered by annual payment of £35 12.s'. 4d. Arable 555 a. Meadow 4,225 a. Wood 53 a. Owners 44. Rev. Alexander Bassett 66 a.; Sir John Buxton 247 a.; earl of Clarendon 3,355 a.; John Grosvenor Sawbridge Erle-Drax 198 a.; William Pleydell-Bouverie, earl of Radnor, 381 a.; Wadham Wyndham 138 a. Glebe 9l a. Occupiers James Archer 553 a.; John Farmer 82 a.; earl of Clarendon 182 a.; Bartholemew Horsell 120 a.; Capt. Horsell 146 a.; Reuben Horsell 69 a.; George Horsell 160 a.; John Knight 83 a.; Lucy Little 178 a.; Richard Parsons 238 a.; William Parsons 200 a.; William Priddy 220 a.; John Yorke and Rudler Sheldon 93 a.; Jacob Smith 197 a.; Thomas Warman 92 a.; Thomas Hopkins 198 a.; Ann Mundy 137 a.; John Harley 221 a.; William Ind 402 a.; John Leighfield 112 a.; John Mills, senior, 93 a.; Francis Templar 85 a.; Thomas Duck 114 a.; George Robins 58 a. Map 1/6336. WOOTTON RIVERS 109 285 WOOTTON RIVERS (1,179 a.) Agreement 18 Jan. 1838, confirmed 8 Nov. 1842. Tithe rent-charge £390 to the rector (Thomas Stone) for great and small tithes, and £15 for tithes on glebe. Arable 1,037 a. Meadow 75 a. Wood 32 a. Owners 24. Charles Brudenell-Bruce, marquess of Ailesbury, 72 a.; St. John’s College, [Cambridge], 276 a.; St. John’s College and Thomas Banning 98 a.; St. John’s College and Philip Neale 177 a.; St. John’s College and Dorothea Neale and the executor of William Neale 62 a.; St. John’s College and the executor of William Neale 53 a.; St. John’s College and Thomas Somerset 150 a. Glebe 47 a. Occupiers Thomas Somerset 337 a.; Thomas Pike 265 a.; John Banning 53 a.; Philip Neale 292 a. Map 1842. 1/4752.

286 NORTH WRAXALL (2,104 a.) Agreement 10 Dec. 1836, conﬁrmed 18 March 1839. Tithe rent-charge £391 8s. to the rector (Thomas John Wyld) for great and small tithes, including £14 4s. 6d. for rectorial and £2 3s. 6d. for vicarial tithes on glebe. Arable 1,592 a. Meadow 280 a. Wood 233 a. Owners 31. Richard Bennett 305 a.; Isaac Holborow 203 a.; George Holborow 244 a.; George Yeeles 95 a.; Stephen Ford 72 a.; Paul Methuen 1,132 a. Glebe 90 a. Occupiers John Frankcom 283 a. ; Isaac Holborow 259 a.; George Holborow 244 a.; Paul Methuen 187 a.; William Elms 185 a.; Frederick Sheates 431 a.; Peter and Thomas Hooper 219 a.; Isaac Wright 95 a. Map 1/4752.

287 WROUGHTON (4,546 a.) Elcombe, Salthrop, Overtown, and Westlecott tithings Award 12 Oct. 1843 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 30 Sept. 1846. Tithe rent-charge £21 14s. 8d. to the vicar [W. H. Light]; £570 to the sinecure rector [R. Pretyman]. 895 a. exempt from tithes; on 1,162 a. tithes covered by annual payments of £35 8s. 8d. to the sinecure rector and £7 18s. to the vicar; on 2,346 a. tithes except those of corn, grain, hay, wool, and lambs, which are paid to the sinecure rector, are covered by payment of £13 16s. 8d. to the vicar. Arable 2,486 a. Meadow 1,433 a. Down 421 a. Wood 96 a. Homesteads, roads, and waste 110 a. Owners 9. Samuel Brook 340 a.; Ambrose Goddard 169 a.; John James Calley 528 a.; governors of the Charterhouse 1,210 a.; John Parkinson 705 a.; John Washbourn 572 a. Occupiers Ann Evans 340 a. ; Henry Puckeridge 528 a. ; William Chamberlen 235 a.; John Edmonds 227 a.; Bryan Herring 214 a.; John King 275 a.; 110 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS Thomas Spackman 259 a.; Jonathan Hatt 169 a.; Richard Stratton 596 a.; John Simpson 109 a.; John Washbourn 572 a. Map 1846. l/6336.

288 WYLYE (2,287 a.) Agreement 26 June 1838, conﬁrmed 30 Oct. 1841. Tithe rent-charge £540 to the rector (Francis Baker) for great and small tithes, including £5 for tithes on glebe. Arable 1,166 a. (including 631 a. commonable) Meadow 1,100 a. (including 579 a. commonable) Wood 1 a. Owners 39. Thomas Barnes 55 a.; John Perrior 555 a.; Robert Henry Herbert, earl of Pembroke, 572 a.; Mary Potticary 92 a.; Edward Seymour, duke of Somerset, 728 a.; William Small 112 a. Glebe 10 a. Occupiers John Perrior 790 a.; John Locke 248 a.; William Small 256 a.; Mary Potticary 108 a.; William Lush 688 a. Map 1841. 1/4752.

289 YATESBURY (1,667 a.) Agreement 24 July 1839, conﬁrmed 25 Nov. 1840. Tithe rent-charge £510 to the rector (William Money) for great and small tithes, including £10 for tithes on glebe. Arable 1,018 a. Meadow 370 a. Wood 10 a. Down 122 a. Owners 20. Richard Hungerford Pollen 429 a.; John Tanner 751 a.; John Tuckey 329 a. Glebe 27 a. Occupiers Thomas Neate 429 a.; John Tanner 751 a.; John Tuckey 327 a. Map 1/2376.

290 YATTON KEYNELL (1,667 a.) Award l May 1841 (Commissioner Aneurin Owen), conﬁrmed 25 Oct. 1842. Tithe rent-charge On 18 a. £3 to Grace Elizabeth Neale; £375 to the rector (Thomas Hooper, senior), and £25 for tithes on glebe. West Yatton farm, 80 a., tithe-free. Arable 708 a. Meadow 854 a. Wood 9 a. Owners 61. Ruth Beard 161 a.; executors of Vickris Dickenson 164 a.; Frederick Downing 61 a.; John Grossett 56 a. ; Thomas Hill 58 a.; Thomas Huﬁ 169 a.; Edward Jacques 78 a.; Grace E. Neale 230 a.; Joseph Neeld 69 a.; Elizabeth Smith 124 a.; William Tayler 181 a. Glebe 96 a. Occupiers Daniel Painter 332 a.; Ralph Skeate 164 a.; John Witchell 58 a.; James Bailey 61 a.; John Pill 56 a.; Thomas Hill 58 a.; Caleb Painter 167 a.; Edward Jacques 78 a.; Thomas Daniels 68 a.; Elizabeth Smith 85 a.; William Tayler 181 a.; Rev. Thomas Hooper, junior, 80 a. Map 1/2376. APPENDIX 1 VALUERS

George Culley Ashmead, 34 Richard Grindal Festing, of Frome, 207, Francis Attwood, of Salisbury, 2, 5, 24, 30, 274 40, 47-8, 50-1, 53, 70, 85, 104, 115, Richard Grindal Festing, of Stourton, 242 123, 132-3, 139, 170-2, 182, 190, 211, Charles James Fox, of Warminster, 36, 87 213, 237, 243-4, 270, 272, 276-7, 280, Richard C. Gale, of Winchester, 108, 147, 286 258,270 William Bailey, of London, 149 Charles Gearing, of Kilmeston, 40, 283 Charles Baker, of Painswick, 212 Jonathan Grant, of Coulston, 20, 157, 208, Thomas Oatley Bennett, of Bruton, 156 241 James Roger Bramble, of Devizes, 21 , 52-3, Richard C. Hall, of Cirencester, 38, 109, 55 140, 179, 204, 218, 233, 257 John Bravender, 01' Cirencester, 113, 235 John Hayward, of Devizes, 75, 199 John Brown, of Brislington, 286 John Hayward, of Durley, 80-1 William Ruddle Browne, of Chilton Foliat, Richard Hayward, of Deane, 88, 112, 261, 29, 158 284 William Ruddle Browne, of Chiseldon, 67, Charles Robert Henderson, of West Laving- 125 ton, 172 Moses Butcher, of Steeple Ashton, 10-12, Edwin Hinton, 01' Lyneham, 181 68-9, 266 Henry Holborow, of Hawkesbury, 236 Francis Collins, of Marlborough, 19, 187-8, Robert Hughes, of Woodford, 180 226 John Iveson, of Calne, 129, 215 James Combes, of Fonthill Gifford, 229 John Iveson, of Halliford, 45, 106, 151, James Combes, of Tisbury, 23, 61, 103, 122, 187-8, 192, 194, 230, 268, 285 126-8, 145, 153, 166, 200, 247, 253 John Iveson. of Marlborough, 28 James Comely, of Winchester, 135, 147, 265 William Jennings, of Evershot, 39 John Cook, of Down Ampney, 195, 232 James Judd, of Gomeldon, 278 Edward Corﬁeld, of London, 71 Frederick James Kelsey, of Harnham, 90, Henry Fowler Cotterell, of Bath, 32, 43, 104, 131, 165 101, 161, 264 Henry King, of Chilmark, 7 James Crowdy, of Highworth, 137 Anthony Kingston, of Shalbourne, 193, 250 Thomas Cruse, of Warminster, 36, 87 Charles Marsh Lee, of Salisbury, 54, 222 Richard Lewis, of Tilshead, 252 Benjamin Currey, of London, 275 Robert Davis Little, of Chippenham, 4, 14, John Darley, of Chippenham, 152 24, 27, 31, 37, 60, 63-5, 72, 76, 82, 105, Thomas Davis, of Warminster, 42, 66, 95, 134, 138, 143, 152, 160, 164, 173-4, 93, 120, 144, 162, 134, 234, 260, 263, 219, 227, 245, 248, 254, 262, 289-90 269 Thomas Little, of Biddestone St. Peter, 56, Alfred H. Engelbach, of London, 93 86, 259 Samuel Ferris, of Bulkington, 213 George Oakley Lucas, of Devizes, 74, 99 William Ferris, of Draycot, 49 James Marmont, of Bristol, 141 Michael John Festing, of Maiden Bradley, John Martin, of Evershot, 3 26, 33, 78, 97, 107, 124, 154, 163, 203, Alfred Monk May, of Marlborough, 17-18, 207, 256, 259, 260 217 Michael John Festing, of Frome, 274 Michael Monk May, 19 Richard Grindal Festing, of Bath, 35 Thomas Barnes Northeast, of North Tid- Richard Grindal Festing, of Maiden worth, 251 Bradley, 124, 163 William Pearce, of Littlecott, 116 112 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS John Michael Peniston, of Salisbury, 249 Daniel Trinder, of Cirencester, 9, 91-2, 110, Thomas Philips, of Andover, 73, 178 136, 142, 183, 189, 195 James Poole, of Sherborne, 15-16, 25, 46, Daniel Trinder, of Gloucester, 41 57-8, 62, 100, 111, 130, 191, 197, 273, John Millard Tucker, of Bristol, 161 281, 288 Humphrey Tuckwell, of Signet, 155 Richard Raine, of Woodstock, 209, 216 Thomas Edward Washbourne, of Cholsey, 1 John Raymond, of Shaftesbury, 228, 255 Thomas Edward Washbourne, of Donning- Edmund Rich, of Didmarton, 202 ton, 220 Richard Henry Rigden, of Salisbury, 2, 239 Thomas Edward Washbourne, of Oxford, Henry Robertson, of Warminster, 121, 150 230 Frederick Saph, of Stapleford, 44, 283 Thomas Edward Washbourne, of West- Samuel Stephens, of Southampton, 102 minster, 148 James Stratton, of Manningford Bruce, 20, Thomas Waters, of Stratford sub Castle, 112,157 5, 8, 77-8, 114, 153, 169, 225, 229, 240, Richard Stratton, of Upavon, 1, 6, 59, 77, 267, 271, 276-7 1l7,119,125,185-6,199, 214, 223, 231, Henry Weaver, of Chippenham, 72, 76, 82, 264, 285 143, 160, 248, 262, 289-90 Oliver Stubbs, of Hinton St. George, 7, 84, Henry Weaver, of Southampton, 221, 287 167, 246, 253 Richard Webb, of Melchet, 22, 167, 224, 279 Jacob Player Sturge, of Bristol, 63, 134, John Westall, of Marlborough, 106, 206 168, 177, 198 Giles Westbury, of Andover, 70, 118, 192, Young Sturge, of Bristol, 11, 89, 168 201, 205, 282 William Tayler, of Dodington, 176 William Windsor, of Salisbury, 94 Thomas Tilbrook, of Horningsham, 13, 83, Robert Withers, of Moredon, 175, 238, 262 96, 210-11 William Bryan Wood, of Barnbridge, 146 APPENDIX II MAPMAKERS

Aylwin and May, of Marlborough, 17, 28 Alfred Monk May, of Marlborough, 18, James Roger Bramble, of Devizes, 21, 207, 45, 80-1, 187-8, 206, 215, 217, 226, 223 230 H. G. Buxton, 12, 68 Michael Monk May, 19 Francis Collins, 19 J. Peniston, of Salisbury, 280 Cotterells and Cooper, of Bath, 43, 101, Phillips and Westbury, of Andover, 60, 70, 264 73, 83, 178, 205, 282 Thomas Cruse, of Warminster, 48 James Poole, of Sherborne, 15-16, 25, 46, Cruse and Fox, of Warminster, 36, 98, 121, 57-8, 62,100, 111, 130, 191,197, 273, 150, 263 281, 288 John Darley, of Chippenham, 152 John Pyne, 275 T. Dyke, of Hodson, 1, 67, 106, 115 E. and S. Rich, of Didmarton, 232 Richard C. Gale, of Winchester, 30, 108, Jacob Player Sturge and Young Sturge, of 147, 258, 270 Bristol, 89, 117 Richard C. Hall, of Cirencester, 109, 218 Thomas Tilbrook, of Horningsham, 96 M. P. Harris, of Salisbury, 278 Daniel Trinder, of Cirencester, 91-2. 195 F. J. Kelsey, of Salisbury, 40, 85-6, 104, Daniel Trinder, of Gloucester, 41, 90 131, 170, 227, 250 Washbourn and Keen, 148 Robert Davis Little, of Chippenham, 3, 14, John Waters, of Salisbury, 271 20, 27, 31, 37, 56, 63-5, 105, 219 J. and R. Waters, of Southampton, 8 Little and Weaver, of Chippenham, 4, 24, Henry Weaver, of Chippenham, 3 48-9, 71-2, 76, 82, 134, 138, 160, 164, Henry Weaver, of Southampton, 221, 262, 168, 173-4, 180, 268 287 George Oakley Lucas, of Devizes, 6, 74, T. Weaver, of Bath, 161 99, 185 William Bryan Wood, of Barnbridge, 29, James Marmont, of Bristol, 141 125, 129, 140, 146, 158, 199 APPENDIX III COMMISSIONERS

George Wingrove Cooke, 28, 37, 52-5, 64, 84, 93, 96, 113 James Jerwood, 131 Aneurin Owen, 2, 5, - 4, 17, 21, 27, 30-1, 33, 35-6, 39-42, 45-6, 48-9, 57-60, 63, 66-7, 70-3, 75, 77-8 — 87, 89, 91, 94, 100, 102-3, 112, 114-6, 118, 121, 123, 129, 132, 139, 142, 145- -50, 153, 155, 160, 168, 170, 174,178,181—4,187—8, 191,194, 200,

203-4, 206, 21 “ ii 220-1, 224-6, 230-1, 235, 238, 240-1, 247-9, 258, 262-3, 265,

269, 271-2, 27 _.O\})'|_O\"'l’~J|\_)'—‘2""‘l“'-I|—lb1I-..,_]1“l"~Ju-81, 283, 287, 290 Robert Page, 107 Charles Pym, 92 INDEX

Places named only as being excluded (e.g. Pitton in no. 2) and minor local place-names are not included in the index. Subheadings are given under place-names only where the references for the subheadings diller from those for the main name and cross-reference is made from a parish to a hamlet only when there are refe1'cnces for the hamlet not given for the parish. The county in which a place outside Wiltshire lies is given after the name where it appears in its alphabetical position, and not elsewhere. Under a surname, all the references to the same forcname have been grouped together, except that references to the name modilied in the abstracts by the addition of an address, ollice, ctc.. or by seniority have been separately indexed. Therefore it does not follow that all the references grouped after a name are to a single person, or that all the references to one man are in a single group. The title ‘Rcvf is omitted in the names ofclerieal incumbents; lay rectors are not indexed as such. Peers are indexed under their surnames, whetlier or not the surnames are given in the abstracts. Except for those preceded by ‘pf references are to entry-numbers, not page-numbers. The index does not indicate when a name occurs more than once in an abstract. abbeys,.set'A111esln1|'y; ( 'irencester; Lacock ; A lesander: l\’1almesbury: Shaftesbury: Stanley; Beata Prior, 270 Westminster; Wilton Charles, 172, 185 Abbott, George, 97 James, 243, 258, 270 Ackerman (Akerman): Richard I-1aywa|'d, 86, 211 .lonathan, 66 Thomas, 258, 261 George, 221 Alford: Acraman, Moses, 29 Christopher, 77 Adams: Joseph, junior, 253 Henry, 9| Thomas, 77, 231 Thomas, 91 All Souls‘ College, see Oxford Adic, .$'t't' Edie Allen (Allan): Ady (Adye): Hugh, rector of (Tricklade St. Mary, 89 Henry, 39 James, 165 John, 39 Stephen, 211 William. 34 William, 108 Agar, Welbore Ellis, earl of Normanton, Allington [in Amesbury hundred], 5 59, 199, 224 Allington, tithing [in All Cannings], p. 6; 51 agreement. expenses of, sec expenses allotments of land in place oftithes, 58, 168, agreements, supplementary, 65, 86, 164, 204, 218; mnlst-t' inclosure agreements 190, 218, 253, 256, 268 and awards Ailesbury, marquess of, we Brudencll- almshouses, set’ Froxlieldr Somerset Hos- Bruce, Charles pita]; Heytesbury; Wishford; and see Ainsworth: hospitals James, 107 Alt, J. H., vicar of l'-Inford, I15--17 .lohn, 3, 75 Alton [in I-igheltlean], 122 Akerman, st-e Ackerman Alton Barnes, p. 8; 6 Albert 1-Ydward, prince of Wales, 191 Alvcdislon, 7 Aldbourne, 1 Ames, James, 61 Alderbury, 2-3 Amesbury, 8 Alderton, 4 Abbey, 44 Aldridge, William, rector of Boyton, 33 Amos, George, 183 116 INDEX Ampney Crucis (Glos.), vicar of, 17 Atkins, Robert, 264 Ampney, Down (Glos.), see Appendix 1: Atkinson, William, 104 Cook, John Attwater: Anderson: Mary, 104 Mason, rector of Sherrington, 231 Thomas, 40, 104 Robert, 160 Attwood (Atwood): Andover (Hants), see Appendix 1: Philips, Ann, 34, 86 Thomas; Westbury, Giles; and Appen- Francis, of Salisbury, valuer, p. 8; and dix 2: Phillips and Westbury see Appendix 1 Andrews: Atworth, tithing [in Bradford on Avon], 34 Reuben, 165 Aughton [in Collingbourne Kingston], 81 William, 104, 219, 267 Aust, Uriah, 86 Angel (Angell): Austin: B. J. A., 48 Anthony, rector of Hardenhuish, 138 John,160 Charles, rector of Tollard Royal, 255 William, 34 Matthew, 83 Anger, Thomas, 147 Avenell, John, 67 Anstie: Avebury, 14 Benjamin Webb, 99 and see Beckhampton George Washington, 99 Avon, tithing [in Christian Malfordl, 72 Antrobus: award, expenses of, see expenses Sir Edmund, 8, 107, 114 awards, supplementary, 9, 40-2, 45, 48, James, 34 52-3, 58, 64, 67, 71, 92, 100, 107, 118, Applegate, William, 34 121, 131, 142, 153, 182-3, 187-8, 220, Archard: 230, 241, 258, 276, 278-9, 281 George, 164 Awdry: John, 212 Ambrose, 260 Archer: Ambrose, the younger, 190 David, 137 Rev. Jeremiah, 190 George John, 86 John, 164, 190 James, 218, 284 West, 42 John, 110, 137, 189 Axford: William, 9, 91, 96 Charles James, 248 Arnold: John, 213 Georgiana, 190 William Butcher, 248 John Julius, 86 Aylwin and May, of Marlborough, map- Arundell: makers, see Appendix 2 Charles, 253 Henry Benedict, Lord Arundell, 102, 103, 229, 253 Baber, James, 34 Lady Mary, 102 Badbury [in Chiseldon], 67 Ashburton, Lord, see Baring, Alexander Ashe, Rev. Robert, 14, 63, 168 Baden, Andrew, 67, 118, 282 Ashmead, George Culley, valuer, see Bailey (Baily, Bayly): Appendix 1 Benjamin, 48 Ashton, Steeple, 10-13 Francis W., 26 and see Appendix 1: Butcher, Moses George, 164 James, 173, 203, 290 Ashton, West, tithing [in Steeple Ashton], John, 80 11 Osborne, 260 Ashton Keynes, 9 Robert, 232 Astley: Sarah, 160 Francis Bickley: Sydenham, 160 rector of Manningford Abbots, 184 Walter, 100 vicar of Everleigh, 119 William, 44, 218 Sir Francis Dugdale, 81, 119, 184 William, of London, valuer, see Appendix Sir John, 26, 194, 211, 269 1 Atherton, Nathan, 48, 160 Bailward, Thomas Shewell, 34 INDEX 117 Baily, see Bailey Bath (Bathe): Baker: Richard Garlick, 218 Charles, 245 Thomas, 120 Charles, of Painswick, valuer, see Bath, marquess of, see Thynne, John Appendix 1 Alexander Edward, 103 Bath (Som.): Col. Edward, 169 Corporation, 103 Francis: and see Appendix 1: Cotterell, Henry rector of Wylye, 288 Fowler; Festing, Richard Grindal; vicar of Coombe Bissett, 85 and Appendix 2: Cotterells and John, 195 Cooper; Weaver, T. Robert, 229 Bathurst, Sir Frederick Hervey, 75 Thomas, 229-30 Batson: William, 39, 41, 71, 173 Alfred, 142 Baldwin: Robert, 218 John, 161 Batt: Joseph, 134 Charles, 250 Ball, Thomas, 42 James, 228 Bankes, Meyrick, 191 Susan, 104 Banning: Baverstock: John, 285 Cornelius, 230 Rebecca, 206 Frederick, 129 Thomas, 194, 285 Baverstock, 16 Bapton [in Fisherton de la Mere], 124 rector of, 15-16 Barfoot, Robert, 229, 253 Baydon, 17 Barford St. Martin, 15 Bayliffe, Henry, 183, 227 Baring, Alexander, Lord Ashburton, 22, Bayly, see Bailey 50, 167, 240, 267, 279 Baynton, Henry, rector of Bromham, 42 Barker, Diana Mary, 29 Beach, William, 122, 156, 196 Barnbridge [in Chippenham], see Appen- and see Hicks Beach dices 1-2: Wood, William Bryan Beadon, H. W., vicar of Eisey, 113 Barnes (Barns): Beak (Beake): Amos, 175 Charles, 227 Ann, 47 Elizabeth, 51 Frederick, 104 Henry, 82 George, 194 Isaac, 183 John, 47, 178, 190, 230 William, 76, 227 Thomas, 90, 288 Beale, Hester, 92 William, 73, 230 Beames, Hugh, 63 William Maslen, 100 Beard, Ruth, 24, 290 Barnett : Beauchamp : Thomas, 58 Samuel, 267 William, 58 William, 94 B3-l'I1$. $66 B3-F065 Beaufort, duke of, see Somerset, Henry B3-"35 Hem)’ 3 Beaven (Bevan): rector of Draycot Cerne, 105 Abraham, 211 rector of Upton Scudamore, 260 Christopher, 63, 14], 143, 190 Barter, Thomas, 264 David, 230, 250 B31116": Gcofgg, George, 156 Isaac, 144 James, [56 Jatnes, s6, 144, 190, 264, 266 Barton, Michael, 86 Samuel, 274 B&Sl(€I'V1llC, Henry, 34 Thomas, 2] 1, 274 and see Mynors Baskerville William, 190 B35193", J3-fT1¢5, 39 Beazer, Stephen, 24 Bassett, Rev. Alexander, 284 Beck; Bates, Thomas, 125 Thomas, 194 118 INDEX Beck-—cont. Biggs: William, 211 Harry, 22, 77-8, 166, 182 Beckhampton [in Avebury], free chapel, 275 John, 50 Bedgood, Henry Fisher, 255 Bingham: Bedwyn, Great, 18 Peregrine, 78 Bedwyn, Little, 19 Col. Richard, 57 Beechingstoke, 20 Birch (Byrch): Belbin, Robert, 255 William, rector of Easton Grey, 109 Belcher: William Samuel, vicar of Norton, 202 Jonathan, 1, 67 Bishop: Thomas, 1 Bridget, 48 Bell: Henry, 261 John, 267 John D., 48 Thomas, 177, 232 Bishopstone [in Downton hundred], 25 Benett, see Bennett Bishopstone [in Ramsbury hundred], p. 2, Benger, Thomas, 110 n. 3 Benjafield, Silas, 104, 237 the poor of, 194 Benjamin: Bishopstrow, 26 Mary, 55 Blackford, Richard, 41 Robert, 79 Blackland, 27 Bennett (Benett): rector of, 27, 48 John, 33, 41, 111, 127, 149, 203, 229, Blackmore, Richard, rector of Donhead St. 231, 253 Mary, 102-3 Nicholas, 232 Blagden [in Tidcombe], 28 Richard, 161, 286 Blake: Thomas, 15, 26, 77, 203 Ann, 24 Thomas Oatley, of Bruton, valuer, see Benjamin, 278 Appendix 1 Charles, 153 William, 77 Henry, 91 William Coles, vicar of Corsham, 86 James, 13 William George, 109 John,169 Berett, Charles, 108 Thomas, 169, 243, 277 Berkshire, see Cholsey; Donnington William, 24, 86 Berriman, John, 91 Blanchard, James, 206 Berry, Mary, 183 Blandford: and see Burry Aaron, 121 Berwick Bassett, 21 George, 247 Berwick St. James, 22 Morgan, 246 Berwick St. John, 23 Thomas, 90, 121 Berwick St. Leonard, p. 2, n. 3 Blandyz Best, Mary, 128 Francis Jackson, vicar of Netheravon, 196 Bethell (Bethel): Frederick, 230 John, 257 Blatch, James, 276 Samuel, 48 Bleeck, William, rector of Huish, 151, 268 Bevan, see Beaven Blundell, T., vicar of Mere, 191 Bewley: Blunsdon St. Andrew, 29 Brian, 179 Blunsdon, Broad [in Highworth], 142 James, 143 Blunsdon, Bury [in Highworth], 142 Joseph, 24 Blunt, Sir Charles, 179 William, 48 Bodenham [in Downton], see Nunton and Biddestone, 24 Bodenham Biddestone St. Peter, see Appendix 1 : Bodman: Little, Thomas Betty, 83 Bidmead, James, 173 Mary Ann, 48 Bidwell, Edward Tomson, vicar of Orcheston Bodmin, Martha, 190 St. Mary, 208 Bolleville, Mme. Ann de, 143 Biederman, G. A., rector of Dauntsey, 93 Bonaker, Rev. William, 153 INDEX 119 Bond, Edward, 245 Breach: Bonnet, Ann, 195 James, 190 Booker, Edward Fletcher, 189 Sarah, 190 Boscombe, 30 Bremhill, 37 and see Waters, Robert and see Stanley Boucher, Rev. Henry, 40, 92 Bremilham, 38 Boulter, Sarah, 213 rector of, 38, 41 Boulton: Brereton, Henry, rector of Hazelbury, 32 Edward, 233 Brewer: Thomas, 91 Thomas, 164 Bourke Lambert, Aylmer, 33, 231 William, 86 and see Lambert Bridgeman, Thomas, 204 Bourne: Bridges, John, 177 Richard, 261 Briggs, Christopher, 213 Thomas, 264 Brind, John, 175 Bourton on the Hill (Glos.), 179 Brinkworth, Henry, 160 Bowden, William, 62, 84 Brinkworth, 39 Bowle, Rev. John, trustees of, 153 Brinsden, John, 215 Bowles: Brislington (Som.), see Appendix 1 : Brown, George Rushout, 183 John Margretta, 103 Bristol, Samuel, 162, 253 Richard, 153 Bristol: William, 198, 221 dean and chapter of, 34, 186, 253 William Lisle, rector of Highway, 141 and see Appendix 1: Marmont, James; Bowman, Robert, 48 Sturge, Jacob Player; Sturge, Young; Bowood, 31 Tucker, John Millard; and Appendix Bowyer, Samuel, 34 2: Marmont, James; Sturge, Jacob Box, Richard, 170 Player and Young Box, 32 Bristow: Boyton, 33 Daniel, 63 Bracher: Robert, 267 Daniel, 128 Britford, 40 George, 253 Brittain, Robert, 212 Henry, 253, 281 Broad Town [in Broad Hinton]: James, 228, 253 charity, 76, 146 John, 103, 253 curate of, 146 Mary, 228 Brogden, James, 1 William, 25, 228-9 Brokenborough, p. 6; 41 Bradenstoke, Priory, p. 3 Bromham, 42 Bradford, James, BFOOI-{C S31TlL1Bl, Bradford on Avon, 34 B'°°k5- Sam‘-‘_°l B" 41 charity, 66 Broome, Marta, 48 Bradley, Anthony, 244 Brothers: Bradley, Maiden, 35 {,3j]£;uL03l03 and see Appendix 1: Festing, Michael B h “',.". 209 John; Festing, Richard Grindal Brough’ 'G'_af}T"d 43 Bradley, North, 36 ‘°“g ‘°“ ‘ °‘ - Bradney, Rev. John H., 34 Brgzgrfir011326): Brain, Thomas, 232 0 George,’ 130, 132 Bramble, James Roger, of Devizes, valuer Henry Slade, 260 and mapmaker, see Appendices 1-2 James, 127 Brasenose College, see Oxford Jane, 5 5 Bravender, John, of Cirencester, valuer, see John, 1, 48, 67 Appendix 1 John, of Brislington, valuer, see Appendix Braydon [in Cricklade St. Sampson], 91 1 Braydon [in Purton], 219 Robert, 229 120 INDEX Brown (Browne)—cont. Burbage, 45 Stephen, 206 and see Durley Susannah, 146 Burbidge, see Burbage Thomas, 1, 52, 147, 195 Burchill, Jacob, 39 Wade, 34, 120 Burcombe, 46 William, 1, 32, 52, 240, 259, 279 Burderop [in Chiseldon], 67 William, of Kingstone, 1 Burdett, Sir Francis, 1, 220 William Ruddle, 146 Burfitt, Charles, 194 William Ruddle, of Chilton Foliat, Burgess (Burges): valuer, see Appendix 1 James, 86, 164, 264 William Ruddle, of Chiseldon, valuer, see John, 52 Appendix 1 Thomas, 264 Browning, John, 202 Burne: Brownjohn, John, 190 William, rector of Grittleton, 134 Brudenell-Bruce, Charles, marquess of William Way, 152 Ailesbury, 18-19, 28, 45, 73, 80-1, Burrough, John, 279 129, 192, 194, 215, 226, 230, 285 Burroughs, Ann, 169 Bruges: Burry, Worthy, 241 Thomas, 13 and see Berry William, 13, 66, 125 Burt: and see Ludlow-Bruges Hugh, 229 Brunsden, John, 67 Thomas, 103 Brunton [in Collingbourne Kingston], 81 William, 94 Bruton (Som.), see Appendix 1: Bennett, Burtle, Mary, 235 Thomas Oatley Burton, William, 162 Bryant: Burton Hill [in Malmesbury], 183 Charles, 135 Bush, Robert, 79 Thomas, 86 Bushnell, John, 135 William, 146 Butcher: Buckeridge, L. R., 206 James, 42 Buckinghamshire, see Eton College Moses, of Steeple Ashton, valuer, see Ap Buckland: pendix 1 Edwin, 160 Moses, of Chiseldon, valuer, see Appen Jacob, 160 dix 1 John Seager, 92 Butler: Joseph, 92 Daniel, 42 Buckler, James, 260 George, 262 Bucknall-Estcourt, Thomas Henry, 164 Jacob, 42 Budd: James, 221 Hopewell, 275 John, 34, 160, 264 William, 264 Mark, 112 Bulford, 4-4 Samuel, 42 Bulkington [in Keevil], 157 Thomas, 1 and see Appendix 1: Ferris, Samuel William, 34, 63, 86, 190, 221, 248, 261 Bullock: Butt; J3-C019, 133 James Packer, 160 Thomas, rector of Castle Eaton, 110 John, 163 T., vicar of Chiseldon, 67 Thomas P_, 91, 179 Bunbury, Thomas, 142 - [blank], 218 Bunce, Robert, 218 Buttermere, 47 Bungay: Buxton: Ann, 230 George Pococke, rector of Mildenhall Mary, 230 192 Burbage (Burbidge); H. G., mapmaker, see Appendix 2 Andrew, 214, 223 Sir John, 63, 76, 134, 173, 202, 284 Charles, 157 Sir Robert John, 179, 254 George, 34 Byam, Samuel, 232 INDEX 121 Byfield, Emmanuel, 34 Caswall (Caswell): Byrch, see Birch James, 256, 264 Bythesea: Robert Clarke, vicar of West Lavington, Rev. George, 223 172 Henry Frederick, rector of Nettleton, 198 Caulfield, Edward W., rector of Beeching- John Lewis, rector of Leigh Delamere, stoke, 20 174 Cerl, William, 256 Samuel William, 65, 168, 223 Chalfield, Great, 56 Chalke, Bower, 57 Chalke, Broad, 58 Caldwell, — [blank], 84 Chamberlain (Chamberlen): Calley, John James, 29, 67, 287 George, 156 Calne, 48 Rev. G. T., 12-13 prebend of, 21, 48, 60 William, 287 vicar of, 30, 48, 60, 83 Chandler: and see Appendix 1: Iveson, John Charles, 134 Calstone Wellington, 49 George, 73 Calthorpe, Lord George, 145 Lawrence, 152 Cambridge: Robert, 134 King’s College, 7, 57-8, 205-6, 258 William, 129, 213 Magdalene College, 10 chapels, free, see Alton; Beckhampton; St. John’s College, 285 Fittleton; Norridge; Porton canals, 94; and see Kennet & Avon; Wilts. Chapman: & Berks. Edward, 6 Candy, John, 61, 103, 162 James, 34, 86 Canning: John,232 Cornelius, 1 Samuel, 34 John, 175, 205 William, 112 Richard, 47 Chappell: Robert, 108 Daniel, 176 Samuel, 205-6 William, 41 Mrs., 205 charities, 1-2, 22, 36, 66, 76, 86, 91, 133, 146, Cannings, All, p. 6; 50-1 194, 213, 248 and see Allington Charles, James, 243 Cannings, Bishop’s, p. 6; 52-5 Charlton: Cannon, James, 230 Martin, 191 Canter: Thomas, 97 Giles, 41 William, 97 Joseph, 183, 202 Charlton [in Downton], 104 Capel, William, 156 Charlton [in Malmesbury hundred], p. 6; 41 Card, John, 159 Charlton St. Peter, 59 Carey: Charterhouse, see London Alfred, 163 Chatfield, R. M., vicar of Wilsford [in John, 156 Underditch hundred] and Woodford, Carnarvon, earl of, see Herbert, Henry 271-2, 283 Carpenter: Chedworth, Lord, see Howe, John Abraham, 27, 48 Cheltenham & Great Western Railway, 248 Jacob, 48 and see Great Western Railway William, 48 Chelworth, Great and Little [in Cricklade Carrick, Andrew, M.D., 198 St. Sampson], 91 Carrington, F. A., 14 Cherhill, 60 Carter: Chester, Harry, 147 Rev. Richard, 218 Cheverell, Great, p. 2, Thomas, 183 Cheverell, Little, p. 2, ='::: Wm William, 215, 274 Cheyney, George, 104 William, vicar of Hullavington, 152 Chicklade, 61 Case, George, 103 Child, Thomas, 82 122 INDEX Chillingworth: Elizabeth, 55 Maria, 142 Isaac, 140, 254 Richard, 142 Jacob, 39, 99 Chilmark, 62 James, 218 and see Appendix 1: King, Henry John, 34, 93, 198, 215, 256, 260 Chilton Foliat, p. 2 and n.; and see Appen- Jonas, 180 dix 1: Browne, William Ruddle Liscombe: Chippenham, 63-5 treasurer of Salisbury cathedral, 83, and see Barnbridge; and Appendix 1: 122 Darley, John ; Little, Robert Davis; vicar of Downton, 104 Weaver, Henry; and Appendix 2: Onias, 81 Darley, John; Little, Robert Davis; Samuel, 229 Little and Weaver; Weaver, Henry Thomas, 217 Chirton, 66 Walter, 39 Chiseldon, 67 William, 176 and see Hodson; and Appendix 1: Miss, 45 Browne, William Ruddle Clatford [in Preshute], 216 Chisenbury, East [in Enford], 115 Cleather, G. P., vicar of Chirton, 66 and see Chute and Chisenbury Clench [in Milton Lilbourne], 194 Chislett, Lambert, 260 Cleverton, see Lea and Cleverton Chitterne All Saints, 68 Clifford, John Hale, 96-7 Chitterne St. Mary, 69 Clift: Chittoe, tithing [in Bishop's Cannings], 54 Job,199 Cholderton, 70 John, 50, 282 Cholsey (Berks.), see Appendix 1: Wash- Samuel, 115 bourne, Thomas Edward Clisild, Joseph, 34 Choules, William, 1, 67 Clutterbuck, Thomas, 36, 63, 138, 168 Christian Malford, 71-2 Clyffe Pypard, 76 Chubb, William, 244 Church: Coate, tithing [in Bishop's Cannings], 55 George, 1 Coate [in Liddington], 175 Richard, 1 Coates: Robert, 1 Robert Trotman: Thomas, 45 rector of Steeple Langford, 167 William, 1, 45 rector of Sopworth, 236 Church [tithing in Downton], 104 Thomas, 198 Churchill, Rev. William Rush, 250 William, 176 and see Spencer-Churchill Codford St. Mary, 77 Churchill, Lord, see Spencer, Francis Codford St. Peter, 78 Almerick Codrington: Chute, 73 Sir Christopher, 161 Chute and Chisenbury, prebendary of, 15, Robert, 146 73, 115, 276 Colborne, William, 174 Chute Forest, 74 Cole (Coo1e): Cirencester (Glos.), 233 Abel, 204 Abbey, 113 Christopher, 136, 195 and see Appendix 1: Bravender, John; David, 41 Hall, Richard C.; Trinder, Daniel; Jacob, 198 and Appendix 2: Hall, Richard C.; James, 48 Trinder, Daniel John, 180, 195 Clapp, John Charles, rector of East Jonathan, 195 Coulston, 88 Sarah, 179 Clarendon, earl of, see Villiers, George Thomas, junior, 195 Clarendon, 75 Thomas, senior, 195 Clarke (Clark): William Willoughby, earl of Enniskillen, Abraham, 41, 86, 164, 218 132 David, 164 Cole Park [in Malmesbury], 183 INDEX 123 Coleman: Cooe: Charles John, rector of Winterbourne John, 44, 169 Gunner, 153, 278 Richard, 44, 169, 225 James, 190 Cook (Cooke): Thomas, 1 George, 3 Walter, 160 George Wingrove, commissioner, p. 7; William, 1, 76 and see Appendix 3 Colerne, p. 2, p. 8; 79 Henry, 3 Coles: James, 3 John, 260 John, of Down Ampney, valuer, see Thomas, 73 Appendix 1 Collett (Collet): Michael, 211 Benjamin, 86 Robert, 211 Henry, 160 Thomas, vicar of Westbury, 264 John, 34, 198, 248 Cooksey: Joseph, 156, 160 Jane,55 Collingbourne: Mary, 55 lsaac, 39, 219 Coole, see Cole John, 173 Coombe [in Enford], 1 16 Thomas, 183 Coombe and Harnham, prebendary of, 85, William, 219 139 Collingbourne Ducis, 80 Coombe Bissett, 85 Collingbourne Kingston, 81 Coombs (Combes): Collins: James, of Fonthill Gifford, valuer, see David, 245 Appendix 1 Francis (of Marlborough), valuer and James, ofTisbury, valuer, see Appendix 1 mapmaker, see Appendices 1-2 James George, 225 Colmer, John, rector of Littleton Drew, 176 John, 240, 253 Colston, Marianne, 53 John, junior, 205 Combe, Castle, 82 Matthew, 253 Combes, see Coombs Cooper: Comely: Cropley Ashley, earl of Shaftesbury, 179, George, 161 218 James, of Winchester, valuer, see Appen- James, 104 dix 1 Robert, 34, 153, 267, 280 commissioners, see Appendix 3 and see Appendix 2: Cotterells and common land, 15, 25, 30, 32, 43, 57, 65, 68, Cooper 93, 102, 104, 126, 131, 141, 157, 160, Corfield, Edward, of London, valuer, see 162, 164-5, 178, 183-4, 187, 213-14, Appendix 1 223, 229, 235, 255, 267-8, 276, 278, corn rents, see rents 283, 288; and see tenantry land Corpus Christi College, see Oxford Compton: Corsham, 86 Andrew, 86 Corsley, 87 Charles, 68 Corston [in Malmesbury], 183 Daniel, 196 Corton [in Hilmarton], 143 Edward, 173 Cosens (Cozens): Ev, 183 William, 207 George, 68 William Burrough, rector of Monkton James, 196 Farleigh, 120 John, 95, 98 Coster: Joseph, 130, 243 John,39 Thomas, 255 Richard, 147 Compton Bassett, 83 Cosway, S., vicar of Chute, 73 Compton Chamberlayne, 84 Cotterell, Henry Fowler, of Bath, valuer, rector of, 253 see Appendix 1 Conolly, Charles, 34 Cotterells and Cooper, of Bath, mapmakers, Conyers, Timothy, 86 see Appendix 2 124 INDEX Cottle: James, 155, 110 James, 130, 190 James, of Highworth, valuer, see Appen- William, 32, 101, 190 dix 1 Coulston [unspecified], see Appendix 1 : Mary Ann, 142 Grant, Jonathan William Morse, 67 Coulston, East, 88 Crudwell, 92 Coulston, West [in Edington], 112 Crump: Coward, Richard, 52-3 Thomas, 143 Cowderoy, Thomas, 205 William, 65 Cowesfield [in Whiteparish], 267 Cruse, Thomas, of Warminster, valuer and Cox: mapmaker, see Appendices 1-2 Henry, 45 Cruse and Fox, of Warminster, mapmakers, John, 45, 255 see Appendix 2 William, 67, 190, 249 Crutwell, Richard, 172 Coxwell, Edward, 232 Cullimore, James, 71 Cozens, see Cosens Cundell: Craven, Fulwar, 268 Henry Arthur, 230 Crawley, Richard, vicar of Steeple Ashton, Joseph, 230 10-13 Curnick: Crees: Robert, 190 Benjamin, 264 William, 164 John, 35 Currey, Benjamin, of London, valuer, see Creswell: Appendix 1 George, 232 Curtis: Rev. Henry, 232 Henry, 130, 250 Richard Estcourt, 232 Thomas, 9 William Henry, 233 Sir William, 19 Crewe, Hungerford, Lord Crewe, 48, 71-2 Q1556! Cricklade Mary, Johns Cricklade St. Sampson, 90-1 John S., 115 Cripps, Edward, 195 Samuel. 277 Crisp, James, 34 111011135. 153 Crocker, see Croker Crockett, Joseph, 51, 223 Croft: Dafter, John, 195 Caroline, 262 Dallimore, William, 256 Eliza, 262 Dalton, Foster, 162 Henry, 262 Dancey, see Dansey James, 262 Danger, William, 182 Rev. James, 262 Daniel: Mary, 262 George, 268 Croker (Crocker), Elizabeth, 64, 164 Joseph C., 34 Crook (Crooke): Thomas, 224 Anne, 65, 190 Daniels, Thomas, 290 Catherine, 65 Dansey (Dancey): Isaac, 261 William, 190 Jacob, 178 William, rector of Donhead St. Andrew, John, 143 102-3 Mai)’. 65 Dark: Croom, William, 35 I5aa¢, 35 Cross: John, 43 G¢°I'8°, 95 Stephen, the elder, 172 James, 75 Darley (Darly): CI'0l1¢l‘l, Chl'15l°D1'l¢1', 15 John, of Chippenham, valuer and map- Croucher, Jane, 196 maker, see Appendices 1-2 Crowdy: Lydia, 102 Elizabeth, 175 Darlington, earl of, see Vane, Henry INDEX 125 Darly, see Darley William Henry, 86 Daubeny (Daubeney): Didmarton (Glos.), see Appendix 1: Rich, E. A., vicar of Ampney Crucis, 17 Edmund; and Appendix 2: Rich, E. Rev. Giles, 180 and S. Dauntsey, p. 5, n. 5; 93 Dinton, 100 rector of, 93, 269 Ditteridge, 101 Davenport, George, 91 Dodington (Glos.), see Appendix 1 : Tayler, Davis (Davies): William Edward, 53 Dodson, Nathaniel, rector of Buttermere, 47 Henry Toogood, 34 Doncaster, William, rector of Winterbourne James Morris, 154 Bassett, 275 John, 107, 124 Donhead St. Andrew, 102 John, of Bapton, 124 rector of, 102-3 John, of Fisherton, 124 Donhead St. Mary, 103 John L., 24 rector of, 102-3 Matthew, 62 Donnington (Berks.), see Appendix 1: Samuel, 142 Washbourne, Thomas Edward Thomas, 124 Dore: Thomas, of Warminster, valuer, see John, 221 Appendix 1 Richard, 218 William, 172 and see Daw Daw, Sarah, 152 Dorset, see Evershot; Shaftesbury; Sher- and see Dore borne; Tollard Farnham Day: Douty, Nicholas, 100 Charles, 180 Dowding, John, 161 Henry, 160 Dowling, William, 251 John, 218 Downes, Richard, rector of Berwick St. Mary, 43, 265 John,23 Capt., of Cirencester, 233 Downing, Frederick, 290 Deadman, William, 1 Downton, p. 6; 104 Dean: Free School, 267 Isaac, 264 Dowse, John, 261 Matthew, 154 Draper, Paul, 171 Robert, 261 Drax, see Erle-Drax; Grosvenor; Saw- William, 154, 264 bridge-Erle-Drax Dean, West, 94, 132, 280 Draycot Cerne, 105 Deane (Hants), see Appendix 1: Hayward, Draycot Fitz Payne [in Wilcot], see Appen- Richard dix l: Ferris, William Deere, R. T., 4 Draycot Foliat, 106 Denby, Daniel, 183 Dredge: Deverell, John, 34 Herbert, 240 Deverill, Brixton, 95 Solomon, 167 Deverill, Hill, 96 Thomas, 150 Deverill, Kingston, p. 2, n. 3 Dreweatt, Thomas, 118 Deverill, Longbridge, 97 Drury: vicar of, 97-8 Henry, vicar of Bremhill, 37 Deverill, Monkton, 98 Joseph, 129 Devizes, 99 and see Appendix 1: Bramble, James Duck, Thomas, 284 Roger; Hayward, John; Lucas, Dugdale, Richard, 83 George Oakley; and Appendix 2: Duke, Rev. Edward, 272 Bramble, James Roger; Lucas, Dukes, Thomas, 253 George Oakley Dukinfield, Sir Henry, prebendary of Dew, Charles, 243 Winterbourne Earls, 277 Dewey, James, 102 Dunford, George, 270 Dickenson : Dunsden, James, 86 Vickris, 290 Dunsford, William, 248 126 INDEX Durley [in Burbage], see Appendix l: Eliot: Hayward, John Edward, earl of St. Germans, 113 Durnford, p. 3; 107 Edward, vicar of Norton Bavant, 203 Durnford, Hungerford [in Durnford], 107 Ellanby, Rev. James, 193 Durnford, Little [in Durnford], 107 Ellis: Durrington, 108 George, 157 Dyer, Thomas, 235 John, 266 Dyke, T., of Hodson near Marlborough, Lucy, 156 mapmaker, see Appendix 2 Thomas, 156 Dyson, Francis, rector of North Tidworth, Ellison: 251 Harry, 180 Henry, 9 Earl, Thomas, 34 James, 180 Eastcott [in Urchfont], 261 John,9 Easterton [in Market Lavington], 171 Thomas, 93 Elms, William, 286 Easton Grey, 109 Eastrop, tithing [in Highworth], 142 Emm: Eaton, Castle, 110 Benjamin, 264 Eaton, Water [in Eisey], 113 Joseph, 264 Eattell, Luke, 143 Emmett, Philip, 133 Ebbesborne Wake, 111 Enford, p. 6; 114-18 Ecclesiastical Commissioners, 21, 48, 60, Engelbach, Alfred H., of London, valuer, 115,156,196,271-2,276 see Appendix 1 Eddolls, John, 168 Enniskillen, earl of, see Cole, William Eddy, John, rector of Whaddon, 266 Willoughby Edgell, Rev. Edward, 34, 95, 98 Erle-Drax, John Grosvenor Sawbridge, Edie (Adie), Arthur: 261, 284 vicar of Rodbourne Cheney, 221 and see Grosvenor; Sawbridge-Erle-Drax vicar of Seagry, 227 Erlestoke [chapelry of Melksham], 190 Edington, 112 Esmeade, Graham M. M., 63 Etchilhampton [in All Cannings], 50 Edmeads, John, vicar of Preshute, 216 Edmonds: Eton College (Bucks.), 152, 203 John, 151, 268, 287 Ettwell: Matthew, 155 Robert, 52 Richard, 29 William, 52 Edmonstone, Charles William, 187 Etty, S. J., vicar of Wanborough, 262 Edridge: Evans: Abraham, 86 Ann, 221, 287 John,86 Arthur, rector of Little Somerford, 235 Edwards: Elizabeth, 221 Anne, 18 Rev. Francis, 278 Bryan, 264 Jane,22l Enock, 201 Evanson, W. A., vicar of Inglesham, 155 Francis, 10 Everett: George, 110, 147 Joseph, 259 Henry, 221 Joseph Hague, 74, 80, 178 James, 248 Martha, 253 John, 32, 86 Samuel, 34 John, bailiff of Corsham manor, 86 Everleigh, 119 Joseph, 180, 248 Evershot (Dors.), see Appendix l : Jennings, Mary, 142, 238 William; Martin, John Mary Ann, 122 Ewer, Edward John, 89, 91, 248 William, 4|, 183, 220-1, 253 expenses of agreement and award, 142, 179 Egerton, Francis, 94, 123, 153, 280 Eyre, Rev. James, 140 Egremont, earl of, see Wyndham, George Eisey, 113 Falkner, Thomas, 199 Elcombe, tithing [in Wroughton], 287 Fane, Arthur, vicar of Warminster, 263 INDEX 127 Farleigh Hungerford (Som.), rector of, Flower: 265, 274 Henry, 190 Farleigh, Monkton, 120 Humphrey, ll Priory, 26 James, 62 Farley, chapelry [in Aldei-bury], 3 Joseph, 264 Farmer, John, 284 Sophia, 107 Farnham (Dors.), rector of, 255 Walter, 85 Fawcett. Christopher, rector of Boscombe, William, 31, 83 30 Fludyer, Sir Samuel, 63 Feltham: Folkestone, Viscount, see Pleydell-Bouverie, James, 94 Jacob Mary, 94 Folliott, James, 162 Fenwick, Mordaunt, 93 Foly, Francis, 33 Ferris: Fonthill Bishop, 126 Samuel (of Bulkington, valuer), 157; and Fonthill Gifford, 127 see Appendix 1 and see Appendix 1: Combes, James Simon, 71 Foot: Thomas, 65, 270 Charles, 23 William (of Draycot, valuer), 268; and Joshua, 103 see Appendix 1 Samuel, 23 Festing: Stephen, 103 Michael John, of Maiden Bradley, valuer, Ford: see Appendix 1 Henry, 200 Michael John, of Frome, valuer, see Stephen, 286 Appendix 1 Thomas, 81 M. J., 182 Forster, Thomas Watkin, 34 Richard Grindal, of Bath, valuer, see and see Foster Appendix 1 Fort: Richard Grindal, of Maiden Bradley, George, 2, 162, 267, 277 valuer, see Appendix l George Monkhouse, 277 Richard Grindal, of Frome, valuer, see Henry John, 34 Appendix 1 John, 261 Richard Grindal, of Stourton, valuer, Foster: see Appendix 1 Charles, 84 Few, James, 261 Henry, 265 Fiddington [in West Lavington], 172 and see Forster Fifield [in Enford], 114 F0‘/3-H1, 123 Fifield Bavant, 121 F0Wl6I_ Figheldean, 122 D3-111°], 23_9 _ Finch: Fulwar William: Charles, 123 perpetual curate of Amesbury, 8 _ Mary, 264 prebendary of Chute and Chisen- Finden, Ann, 206 GeOrgeb;'Y>5;31 99 Fisher: " ’ George Ingram, sub-chantor of Salisbury -lF§Z;_nI;1Ien?-;’073 . .cathedral’ 111 . William,. . 5' 74, 108 Philip, precentor of Salisbury cathedral, Fowler, John, 86 264 Rev. R. B., 34, 43 F°"= . William, rector of Poulshot, 214 Cl'l3.I‘l6S JELITIBS, Of Warminster, Villllfil‘, - see Appendix l I€lsll:°':°" §"f°’;“1 23 124 Elizabeth Vassall, Lady Holland, 275, 230 Es °'°“ ° a °'°- Henry Edward, Lord Holland, 21, 39, 13111161011, 125 41, 217 Fitz, W3-lief, 100 Henry Richard Vassall, Lord Holland, Fitzgerald, Sarah, 173, 183 195, 202, 227, 275 Fleetwood, George, 85 John, 267 1 28 INDEX Fox—cont. Fulford, Francis, rector of Trowbridge’ Sarah, 190 10-11, 256 Thomas, vicar of South Newton, 200 Fullaway [in All Cannings], 50 and see Appendix 2: Cruse and Fox Fuller: Fox-Strangways, Henry, earl of Ilchester, 101111, 32, 36 3, 51, 159, 225 JOl'lI'l Bird, 34, 36 and see Strangways -l0$6P11, 36 Foyle, George S., 73 FllSS@1l! Frampton, John, 142 15366, 164 Francis, Edward, 36 5161-111611, 164 Francombe (Francome, Frankcom): Flll¢1161'I John, 236 James, 128 Richard, 179 Moses, 127 Richard E., 218 William, 123 Franklin, John, 86 Fyfield [in Milton Lilbourne], 194 Franks, Martha, 264 Frape, George, 183 Freame, Edward, 86 _ Freegard; Gabriel, John, 241, 261 Aha, 93 Gabi/= Henry, 41 Edward, 115 Freeman, Henry Edwards, 248 M3-TY, 42, 36 Freeman-Mitford, John Thomas, Lord Marv Ann, 41, 16°, 133 Redesdale, 29 5161311611, 42 Freemantle, Lady Selina, 267 Thomas, 41, 86, 115, 122, 160, 183, 212 1:!-eeth : G&lSf0l'dZ George, 91 Rev. Charles, 157 John, 86 J01111, 157 Joseph, 9, 86, 9] RCIV: Tl'l0I'H3-S, 13, 157, 190, 265 Robert, 92 Wllll&m, 190, 213 French, Robert, 170 Rev" 45 Fresden [in- Highworth],- 142 Gale:Alfred, 173 76 Frederick, 173 ' George, 45 Tl'lOI'I13-S, 62, 246 Henry, 173’ William’ 154 Isaac Sadler, 160 Frome (Som.), see Appendix 1: Festing, John, 206, 226

J. S., vicar of Burbage, Grindal Richard C., of Winchester, valuer and Frowd! mapmaker, see Appendices 1-2 690136, 36 Sarah, 173 -101111, 36 Thomas, 146 Froxfield, 129 Thomas, senior, 76 Somerset Hospital, 66, 129, 151, 194 T. H., rector of Milton Lilbourne, 194 Fry; William, 24, 63 Edward, 71 Rev. William, 173 George, 34 William Henry, 45 Jacob, 64 Gambier, Frederick, rector of Barford St. John, 164 Martin, 15 R1¢113-Yd, 63 Garland, Peak, 190 Ruth» 71 Garlick: Fri/err Francis, 41 Henry Edmund, rector of Winterslow, I-[em-y,4|, 133 230 James, 41, 183 John, 256 John, 91 Fugglestone St. Peter, 130 Mary, 41 INDEX 129 Gauntlett: Gishford, Henry, 34 Henry, vicar of Cricklade St. Sampson, 91 Glass: Roger, 235 James, 213 Garsdon, 131 Moses, 213 Gay: Robert, 213 Alfred, 267 Thomas, 264 Thomas, 86 Gleed, Maurice, 39 William, 104, 198 Glossop, Francis, rector of West Dean, 94, and see Ghey 132 Gearing, Charles, of Kilmeston, valuer, see Gloucester, dean and chapter of, 4, 232 Appendix 1 and see Appendices I-2: Trinder, Daniel Gee: Gloucestershire, see Ampney Crucis; Down John,42 Ampney; Bourton on the Hill; Bristol; William, 42 Cirencester ; Didmarton; Dodington; George, David, 220 Gloucester; Hawkesbury; Painswick Gerrish: Goddard: Henry, 34 Ambrose, 221, 248, 287 John,36 Horatio Nelson, 76 Ghey: Richard, rector of Draycot Foliat, 106 Henry, 156 Godden, Elizabeth, 117 Joseph, 13, 190 Godwin: Samuel, 212 Charles, 41 and see Gay David, 41, 136 Gibbs: George, 183 Edward, 68 Henry, 41 Elizabeth, 147 James, 9, 34, 41, 227 John,24 John,136,143 Joseph, 274 Mary, 41 Mary, 279 Sarah, 41 William, 98, 211, 279 William, 40, 161 Giddance, Joseph, 256 Goff, see Gough Giddings: Goldney; Edward, 105 Gabriel, 63 Elizabeth, 223 Harry, 86 George, 223 Gomeldon [in Idmiston], see Appendix 1: Henrietta, 213 Judd, James James, 51, 261 Goodall, Hezekiah, 213 Jenevera, 213 Goodman: John, 213 John, 211,268 Mary, 213 Rev. Maurice, 211, 268 Richard, 50 Goold, see Gould Thomas, 51-2 Gordon, Maria, 103 Gilbert: Gore: Edward, 214 John, vicar of Shalbourne, 230 Joseph, 20 Montague, 207 Thomas, 186 Gosling, John, 136 Thomas Webb, 122 Gough (Goff): William, 28, 148 Edward, 190 Giles: Joseph, 104 George, 167 Mary, 174 John, 195 Richard, 91 Richard, 267 Gould (Goold): William, 167, 223 Cornelius, 58 Gillett, George, 24 Elizabeth, 1 Gillmore, John Pocock, 129 Elizabeth Abigail, 274 Gingell, Benjamin, 202 John, 103 Girdlestone, Henry, rector of Landford, 165 Thomas, 1 130 INDEX Gould (Goold)--com. Grittenham [in Brinkworth], 39 William, 86 Grittleton, 134 Goulter, James, 176 Grooby: Graham, Sir Sandford, 178 Rev. James, 142 Granger: James, vicar of Swindon, 248 Robert, 86 Grossett, John, 290 Simon, 160 Grosvenor, William Sawbridge Erle Drax, Grant: 76 George, 213 and see Erle-Drax; Sawbridge-Erle-Drax James, 183 Grove: John,171,185 Chafin, 191, 228 Jonathan (of Coulston, valuer), 88, 112; Charles Henry, rector of Sedgehill, 228 and see Appendix 1 George, 228 Graves, Robert, 103 Thomas, 23, 102-3, 228, 255 Gray: Thomas, junior, 23, 103 Betty, 40 William Chafyn, 115 Isaac, 40 Grubbe, Mrs. Mary, 171 John, 253 and see Hunt-Grubbe Samuel, 132 Guillemard, John, 274 and see Grey Guley, James, 34, 256 Great Western Railway, 86, 248 Gulliver: and see Cheltenham & Great Western John,8O Railway William, 81 Greathead, Samuel, 165 Gundry: Green: George, 140 Harriett, 15 John,216 James, 242 William, 140 John, 110, 195 Guthrie, John, vicar of Calne, 31, 48, 60, Martha, 86 83 Robert, 130 Gwyer: Greenhill: Jacob, 104 Benjamin, 36 Peggy, 104 John, 36 Greenman: Daniel, 41 Habgood, Mary, 57 David, 93 Haines, see Haynes John, 93 Halcomb: Gabriel, 152 Thomas, 226 Thomas, 152 William, 192, 206 Greenslade, James, 195 Hale: Greenway, William, 221 Raymond, 172 Gregory: R. H. B., 34, 56 Philip, 86 William, 19, 192 William, 48 Hall: Grey, Thomas Philip de, Earl de Grey, 92 John, 142, 204 and see Gray Peter, rector of Milston, 193 Griffith: Richard C., of Cirencester, valuer and John Wickham, rector of Pertwood, 210 mapmaker, see Appendices 1-2 Robert Clavey, rector of Fifield Bavant, Susannah, 61, 198 121 William, 39 Robert C., rector of Corsley, 87 Halliford [in Shepperton] (Mdx.), see Grimes, John, 179 Appendix 1: Iveson, John Grimstead, East, p. 6; 132 Ham, 135 Grimstead, West, 133 Hamilton: Grist: Alexander, duke of Hamilton, 225 Edward, 264 Walter Kerr, prebendary of Luxfield, 260 Reuben, 36 Hammond, Jeremiah, 215 INDEX 131 Hampshire, see Andover; Deane; 1(il- M. P., of Salisbury, mapmaker, see meston; Melchet; Southampton; Appendix 2 Wakeswood; Winchester William, 190 Hamptworth [in Downton], 104 Harrison (Harrisson): Hancock, William, 36, 199 E1_iJah, 264 Handy: Richard, 80, 178, 232 Charles, 183 Sa_mP°l= 74 John, 183 William, 162 Paul, 113 H6111 Thomas, 202 R1°11="d= 20° William 221 Robert, 190 Hankerton, 136 Hwilliarga 1.73 45 Hankey, Jehh B. 92 *1" °Y' "=‘1°‘= Hanks: ' H“"°Y i Audley, 86 _l;:;?;l{’ H3 Henry, vicar of Bradford on Avon, 34 Thomas, 34 _’ 102 Harm Hugh 229 Harwood, Samuel, 177 Ha_nn€ngton,’137 Hatherill, JOl‘lI1, I52 Hardenhuish, 133 H="11“’aY= Harding, Jfl_I‘I‘t6S, Z54 Francis, 25 R1°11aYd» 39 Hugh, 218 Hatt, JOI13.ll't3.I1, 237 o James, 260 Hawkesbury (Glos.), see Appendix 1: John, 25, 34, 39, 204 H_°"°°Y°“’- HWY Joseph, 35 Hawki_ns:_ Mary Ann’ 34 Benjamin, 221 _ Robert, 262 J._C. C. B. P., vicar of Ramsbury, 220 Thomas, 39 RlCi‘l3.I'Ci, I95 William, 223 234 Hare, Michael, prebendary and vicar of '1 ‘min’ 1 Liddington, 115 H%‘;’"‘;Y ' Haggard: 105 zofBower Chalke, 57 arles’ vicar of Broad Chalke, 58 Thomas’ 58 S H vicar of Alvediston 7 Ha"°Y- J°11"- 234 Haxtori,[in Fittleton], 125 ' Harman! Hayden: Ezekiel, B6, 164 Benjamin, 122 Sarah, 273 John, 36, 98, 108, 122 Harnham, see Coombe and Harnham; and Robert, 230 Appendix 1: Kelsey, Frederick James William, 98 Harnham, W681, 139 Hayes, William Orchard, 92 Harraway, William, 52 Haynes (Haines): Harrington: Francis, 142 George, 159 Robert, 264 John, rector of Little Hinton, 147 William, 199 Harris 1 Hayward: Hon. Charles Aymand: Harry, 186, 269 rector of Wilton, 273 Hezekiah, 86 vicar of Netherhampton, 197 Jacob, 86 Elizabeth, 122, 190 Jesse, 227 James, 190 John, 13, 43, 86, 170, 172, 182 James, earl of Malmesbury, 107 John, of Devizes, valuer, see Appendix 1 Jeremiah, 190 John, of Durley, valuer, see Appendix 1 John, 107, 190, 264 Joseph, 20, 186, 235 Mary, 48, 143 Richard, 66, 184, 190 132 INDEX Hayward—c0nt. Hicks Beach: Richard, of Deane, valuer, see Appendix 1 Sir Michael, 122, 125, 196 Thomas, 86, 144, 164, 199, 218 William, 153 William, 66, 164, 203, 269 and see Beach Hazelbury [in Box], 32 Higgs, Richard, 86 Head, Daniel, 140 Highett, Robert, 45 Heale, Ralph, 140 Highway, 141 Heath, Samuel, 39 Highworth, p. 8; 142 Heathcote: and see Appendix 1: Crowdy, James Rev. S., 222, 234 Hill: Thomas, 34 Benjamin, 218 Rev. Thomas, 190 Henry, 232 William, 234 John, 35, 41, 218 Hebberden, Thomas, 89, 91 Joseph, 80 Heddington, 140 Richard, 1 Heighway, Richard, vicar of Ogbourne Thomas, 218, 290 St. Andrew, 205 Thomas, senior, 76 Hellard, Jol1.n, 201 Hilliard: Helm, Mary, 62 Thomas, 45 Helps, Samuel, 86 William, 73 Hely, Hampden, 279 Hillier: Hely-Hutchinson, George'Henry, vicar of Jesse, 215, 226 Westport St. Mary, 41 John, 109, 173 Helyar, William, 228 John, junior, 109 Hemming, Richard, 86 Mary, 163 Henderson, Charles Robert, of West Richard, 38 Lavington, valuer, see Appendix 1 Thomas, 183, 226 Henley: William, 38, 215, 232 Jacob, 143 Hilmarton, 143 John, 64 Hilperton, 144 Robert, 48 Hinder, John, 179 William, 86 Hindon, 145 Herbert: Hines, Thomas, 160 Henry, earl of Carnarvon, 71, 142, 227 Hinton: Robert Henry, earl of Pembroke, 15-16, Ann, 77 22-3, 25, 46, 57-8, 62, 100, 102-3, Edwin, of Lyneham, valuer, see Appen 111, 122, 128, 130, 166—7, 197, 200, dix 1 239, 243, 247, 273, 281, 288 William, 195 Hon. Sidney, 130, 173, 197, 273 Hinton St. George (Som.), see Appendix 1 Hercomb, Mary, 81 Stubbs, Oliver Herring: Hinton, Broad, 146 Bryan, 287 and see Broad Town Mary, 179 Hinton, Great, tithing [in Steeple Ashton] Herrington, Henry, 242 12 Hetley: Hinton, Little, 147 Henry, 229 Hinxman, Edward, 107, 169 Richard, 229 Hippenscombe, 148 Hewer, William, 142, 262 Hippisley, John, 79 Hewitt, William, 67 Hiscock (Hiscocks): Heytesbury: Harry, 195 Almshouse, 66, 260 James, 223 collegiate church of, 96, 247 John, 271 Heytesbury with Tytherington and Hor- Joseph, 92, 204 ningsham, prebendary of, 150 Richard, 195 Hibbard, Thomas, 86 and see Hitchcock Hicks, Jol1.n, 258 Hissey, Maurice, 47 INDEX 133 Hitchcock: Thomas, rector of Castle Combe, 82 Charles, 50, 171, 261 Rev. Thomas, junior, 290 George, 48 Thomas, senior, rector of Yatton Keynell Henry, 76 290 James, 93 William, 152 John, 227 Hopkins: Joseph, 93 C., 142 Simon, 239 Rev. David, 214 Simon Pile, 50 John, 220 William, 50 John William, 14 and see Hiscock Thomas, 284 Hitchings, Richard, 173, 204 Horder, William, 103 Hoare: Horlock, H. D. C. S., vicar of Box, 32 Sir Henry Hugh, 159, 163, 242 Horn (Horne): Sir Hugh, 191 James, 5, 35 Rev. Richard Peter. 242 John, 86 Hobhouse: Thomas, 248 Henry, 159 Horningsham, 150 Sir John Cam, 34, 43, 274 and see Appendices 1-2: Tilbrook Hodding, Matthias Thomas, 225 Thomas Hodgson: Horrell, James, 119 Charles Henry, vicar of Kington St. Horsell: Michael, 160 Bartholemew, 284 H., vicar of Idmiston, 153 George, 284 Hodson [in Chiseldon], 67 Nathan, 39 and see Appendix 2: Dyke, T. Reuben, 284 Holborow (Holbrow): Capt., 284 Daniel, 232 Horton: George, 161, 286 Beata, 155 Henry, of Hawkesbury, valuer, see Henry, 218 Appendix 1 Hosier, John, 256 Isaac, 161, 286 hospitals, see Froxfield: Somerset Hospital; John,236 London: St. Katherine's; St. Thomas’s; Thomas, 198 Salisbury: St. Nicholas's; Wilton: St. Holford: John’s; and see almshouses George, 223 Houlton, John, 274 Robert, 38 Howard, Thomas, earl of Suffolk, 39, 41, Robert Stayner, 14, 41, 232-3 136, 173, 183, 218, 235 Holland, Lord, see Fox, Henry Edward; Howe, John, Lord Chedworth, 196 Fox, Henry Richard Vassall Howell, Henry, 120 Holloway, John, 115 Howes, Henry, 142 Holme, Frederick William, rector of Howman, Arthur, prebendary of Durnford, Marston Meysey, 189 107 Holt, tithing [in Bradford on Avon], 34 Howse, Edmund, 113 Holtham, John, 204 Hoyle, Charles, vicar of Overton, 209 Holwey, Thomas, 260 Hufi', Thomas, 290 Homington, 149 Hughes: Honey (Hony), William Edward: J0hn,175 rector of Baverstock, 15-16 Robert, 284 rector of Compton Chamberlayne, 253 Robert, of Woodford, valuer, see Appen- Hooper: dix 1 Alfred, 264 William, 136, 214, 223 Hannah, 264 Huish, 151 Henry, 154 rector of, 151, 268 Rev. John, 264 Hulbert: Peter, 86, 160, 286 Edward, 190 Thomas, 286 Frances Jane, 173 1 34 INDEX Hulbert—cont. Ind, William, 284 George, 34 Inds, Joseph, 160 Henry, 219 Inglesham, 155 John, 9, 86, 173 Ingram, John, 153, 259 John Tanner, 34 Ings, Robert, 159 Joseph, 9 Innes, George, of Warwick, rector of Robert, 86 Hilperton, 144 Thomas, 34, 56, 86, 256 Isaac, Enoch, 43 William, 86, 223 Iveson: Hull: John, of Calne, valuer, see Appendix 1 Ann, 104 John, of Halliford, valuer, see Appen- Charles, 229 dixl James, 213 John, of Marlborough, valuer, see John, 71 Appendix 1 Joseph, 71 Richard, 71 Samuel, 71 Jackson, Thomas, 264 Thomas, junior, 71 Jacobs, Stephen, 183 Hullavington, 152 Jacques (Jaques): Hume: Edward, 290 George, vicar of Melksham, 190 Daniel, 136 John Henry, vicar of Hilmarton, 143 Jeremiah, 86 Thomas Henry, vicar of Figheldean, 122 Jameison, William, 35 Humphries (Humphris): James: Mrs. Essex, 63 Ann, 262 James, 219 Henry, 178, 221 Robert, 95 Thomas, 190 Samuel, 70 Rev. Thomas, 262 Sarah, 248 William, 190 Hunt: Jaques, see Jacques Henry, 143 Jarvis, Mary, 213 Joseph, 39, 79 and see Jervoise William, 156 Jefferies (Jeflerys): Hunt-Grubbe, Thomas, 213 Edward, 96, 143 and see Grubbe Elizabeth, 143 Hunter: George, 106 John, 238 Jemima, 106 Orby, 180 Rev. John, 91,110 Huntley, William, 256 Samuel, 35 Hurlock, J. T., prebendary of Burbage, 45 Susannah, 93 Hussey, James, 142 Thomas, 157, 190 Hutchins: William, 35 Henry, 192 Jeffery, James, 102 Joseph, 178 Jefferys, see Jefferies Hyde, John, 107 Jenkinson, Charles, earl of Liverpool, 9, 91 Idmiston, 153 Jenner: and see Gomeldon John, 189 Idols, John, 32 Robert, 48 Ilchester, earl of, see Fox-Strangways, Thomas, 108, 248 Henry William, 248 Imber, 154 Jennings, William, of Evershot, valuer, see inclosure agreements and awards, 1-2, 15, Appendix 1 23, 37, 48, 67-9, 79, 87, 107, 114, 116, Jervoise, George Purefoy, 40, 149, 244 118, 137, 142, 156, 175, 190, 193, 196, and see Jarvis 220, 232, 234, 252, 260, 262-3; and see Jerwood, James, commissioner, see Appen- allotments of land in place of tithes dix 3 INDEX 135 Jesse (Jessee): Kelsey: Thomas, 100 Frederick James, of Harnham, valuer, William, 199 see Appendix 1 Jewell, John, 25 Frederick J ., 40 Johnson: F. J., of Salisbury, mapmaker, see John,147 Appendix 2 Capt. J ., 81 Kemm: J. H., vicar of Tilshead, 252 James, 14 Rev. Samuel, 190 Thomas, 1, 14 Jones: William, 206 Ann, 232 Kendall, Samuel, 34 Elizabeth, 177 Kennet & Avon Canal, 19, 211, 223 John, 32, 34 Kennett, John, 219 John Fitzherbert, 177 Kennett, East, 158 Richard Brooke, 177 Kennier, see Kinneir William, 79 Kensington, Charles Snell, 213 Joy, Harry H., 24, 32, 86 Kent, William, 41 Joyce: Kibblewhite: Isaac, 213 Anthony, 179 Maria, 265 James, 179, 218 Judd: Kilmeston (Hants), see Appendix 1: James, 153 Gearing, Charles James, of Gomeldon, valuer, see Appen- Kilmington, p. 5; 159 dix 1 Kilmister: John, 94, 280 John, 204 Thomas, 132, 280 Richard, 92 Jukes, James, 253 William, 202 Jupe: Kilvert, Robert, rector of Hardenhuish, 138 Giles, 191 Kinchin, Thomas, 180 John, junior, 191 King: Thomas, 191 Catherine, 40 Just, Henry, 116 Charles, 280 Frederick, 62 Henry, 7, 62, 111, 126 Henry, of Chilmark, valuer, see Appendix Kail, Stephen, 255 1 Kaynes, Richard, 131 Humphrey, 189 Keable, Joel, 34 John,180,287 Keddle: Joseph, 253 John,256 Joseph, senior, 253 John, senior, 43 Richard, 34 Keen, see Appendix 2: Washbourn and Thomas, 7, 57-8, 246 Keen William, 35, 52, 100, 242, 280 Keene: King’s College, see Cambridge Mary, 195 Kingston: Perry, 195 Anthony, 135, 230 William Thomas, 195 Anthony, of Shalbourne, valuer, see Keetch, William, 261 Appendix 1 Keevil: Kingston [in Collingbourne Kingston], 81 Job,36 Kingston (Kingstone) [unspecified], 1 Peter, junior, 36 Kingstone, William, 194 Keevil, p. 2, p. 8; 156-7 Kington: and see Bulkington Benjamin, 48 Kellow: John,4,86 George, 279 Nathaniel, 86 James, 108, 279 Kington St. Michael, 160 Robert, 279 Kington, West, 161 136 INDEX Kinneir (Kennier), Richard, 9, 41, 91, 183 Lavington: Knapton, William, 242 Henry, 129 Knatchbull, Wadham, rector of Sutton Thomas, 144 Mandeville, 246 Thomas, the elder, 214 Knight: Thomas, the younger, 214 Charles, 103 William, 144 George, 168 Lavington, Market, 170-1 Jeremiah, 105 Lavington, West, 17 John, 61, 138, 168, 195, 284 and see Appendix 1 Henderson, Charles Stephen Flower, 260 Robert Thomas, senior, 168 Law : Knook, p. 2, n. 3 Henry, 63 Knott, John, 190 Robert Vanburgh rector of Christian Knoyle, East, 162 Malford, 71 rector of, 145, 162 Lawes: Knoyle, West, p. 6; 163 Catherine, 63 Robert, 190 Thomas, 214 Lacock, 164 Thomas, the elder, 190 Lake, tithing- - [ig7;Vilsford- - (in- Underditch- LawrenceElijah, 158(Laurence) hundred)], Lambert, John, 162 JGeorge,143267 and see Bourke Lambert Janh:s’l 83 Lampard: Cl ’ George, 162 Richard, 183 James, 253 Lea, see Lee Lander, Charles, 191 Lea and Cleverton, 173 Landford, 165 Lear, Francis, rector of Chilmark 62 Lane: and see Leir Isaac, 176 Ledyard (Lediard): Thomas, 9 James, 4, 105, 152 John, 23 Thomas W., 36 William, 189 Lee (Lea): Lanfear, John, 245 Charles Marsh, of Salisbury, valuer, see Langdon Wyke [in Preshute] 217 Appfmdil‘ 1 Lang,-ord, Robert, 170 ’ Henry, vicar of North Bradley, 36 Langford, Little, 166 John, 131, 245 Langford, Steeple, 167 Ruth, 41 Langley Burrell, 168 Legg: Langton, Michael Theobald, 65 Elizabeth, 170 La,-gs; Henry, l_70, 182 Charles, 57 Leigh, tithing [in Ashton Keynes], 9 Elizabeth, 248 Leigh, tithing [in Bradford on Avon], 34 James, 143, 218 Leigh Delamere, 174 John, 143, 205 Leighfield, John, 284 Joseph, 21, 275 Leir, Thomas Macie, 86 Thomas, 218 and see Lear William, 9, 142, 205, 243 Lessiter. Daniel. 4 Larkham: Levins, Cornelius, 34 Ann, 246 Lewis: Edward, 246 Elizabeth, 189 Henry, 246 Rev. Israel, 52 James, 246 Job, 218 Robert, 246 John, 76, 280 Latton, p. 2, n. 3 John, junior, 157 Laurence, see Lawrence John, senior, 157 Laverstock, 169 Jonathan, 223 INDEX 137 Martha, 4| Long: Richard, of Tilshead, valuer, see Appen- Ann, 221, 264 dix l Francis Stephen 44 Thomas, 41, 136, 261 James, 36, 42 William, 129 Rev. James, 157 Leyborne Popham: John, 34 Edward William, 129, 220 John, senior, 36 Francis, 129 John Walter, 271 and see Popham Walter, 10-13, 24, 32, 34, 36, 43, 63, Liddington, 175 68-9, 86, 144, 156, 190, 214, 264, 266 Light, W. H., vicar of Wroughton, 287 Walter, rector of Tytherton Kellaways, Limbrick, Thomas, 177 257 Limpley Stoke, tithing [in Bradford on William, 8 Avon], 34 Long Street [in Enford], 118 Linton, Henry, vicar of Dinton, 100 Longleat [in Horningsham], 150 Little: Looker, Isaac, 220 Edward, 63 Lopes: Elizabeth, 256 Sir Ralph, 264 Lucy, 284 Lady Susannah, 264 Martha, 256 Love: Richard, 34 John, 175 Robert Davis, of Chippenham, valuer Richard, 142 and mapmaker, p. 8; and see Thomas, 175 Appendices 1-2 Lovel, Peter, 183 Thomas, 24 Lowther: Thomas, of Biddestone St. Peter, valuer, Rev. Gorges, 207 see Appendix 1 Gorges P., rector of Orcheston St. George, William, 24, 160 207 Little and Weaver, of Chippenham, map- Lucas, George Oakley, of Devizes, valuer makers, see Appendix 2 and mapmaker, see Appendices 1-2 and see Weaver, Henry Luckington, 177 Littlecott [in Enford], 117 and see Appendix 1: Pearce, William Ludgershall, 178 Littlecott [in Hilmarton], 143 Ludlow: Littleton Drew, 176 Henry Gaisford Gibbs, 156, 190, 256, Littleton Pannell (Littleton) [in West 264 Lavington], I72 Susan, 65 Litton, Richard, 194 Susannah, 11 Liverpool, earl of, see Jenkinson, Charles Ludlow-Bruges, William Heald, I90, 212 Lloyd, Robert C., 4l and see Bruges Loader (Loder): Lush: Caleb, 153 Jehu, 25 Giles, 271 John, 23, 46, 102 Locke (Lock): Joseph, 159 Francis A. S., 42, 223 William, 100, 288 John, 288 Luxfield (formerly Warminster alias Lux- Wadham, 78, 190, 223 ville), prebendary of, in Wells cathedral, Lockhart, James, 47 87, 260, 263 Loder, see Loader Lydiard Millicent, p. 8; I79 Lodge, John, I64 Lydiard Tregoze, 180 London: Lye: Charterhouse, 79, I80, 287 James J., 213 hospital of St. Katherine, 115 Thomas, 172 hospital of St. Thomas, 184, 211 Lyne: and see Appendix 1: Bailey, William; Elizabeth, 55 Corfield, Edward; Currey, Benjamin; Robert, 211, 226 Engelbach, Alfred H. William, 41, 183 138 INDEX Lyneham, p. 3; 181 proprietors of estates in, 215 and see Appendix 1: Hinton, Edwin St. Mary's parish, 187 Lysley, William John, 212 St. Peter's parish, 188 and see Appendix 1: Collins, Francis; Iveson, John; May, Alfred Monk; Macdonald: Westall, John; and Appendix 2: William: Aylwin and May; Collins, Francis; archdeacon of Wilts., 195 May, Alfred Monk vicar of Bishop’s Cannings, 52, 54-5 Marmont, James, of Bristol, valuer and William Maurice: mapmaker, see Appendices 1-2 rector of Blackland, 27, 48 Marsh: rector of Calstone Wellington, 49 George, vicar of Sutton Benger, 245 Macey, William, 93 John, 198 Mackrell: Rev. Matthew, 130 Joseph, 81 Matthew, prebendary of Chute and William, 81 Chisenbury, 15, 73 Maddington, 182 Robert, 198 Maffey: Marshall, Bouchier M., 63 Charles, 58 Marston [in Highworth], 142 William G., 23 Marston [in Potterne], 213 Magdalen College, see Oxford Marston Meysey, p. 5; 189 Magdalene College, see Cambridge Marston, South [in Stanton Fitzwarren], 238 Magendie, George John, 140 Martin: Maidment, Thomas, 191 John, of Evershot, valuer, see Appendix 1 Maillard, Mary, 168 William, 128 Mairis, Valentine Hale, 213 Mascall, James, 160 Maitland, Charles, rector of Little Lang- Maskell, Rev. William, 53 ford, 166 Maskelyne: Malet (Mallett): Edmund, 76 Sir Alexander, 201 Jasper Rumboll, 143 Sir Charles, 70 Maurice, 195 John Lewis, 179 William: Malmesbury, earl of, see Harris, James rector of Crudwell, 92 Malmesbury, 183 vicar of Hankerton, 136 Abbey, 38, 183 Rev. William, 91 Corporation, 41 Maslen (Maslin): vicar of, 41, 183 George, 200 Malpas, Nehemiah, 204 Joseph, 156 Manley, Oliver, 86 William S., 6 Manners, John, 48 Matcham, George, 30, 104, 267 Manning, Samuel, 232-3 Maton: Manningford Abbots, 184 James, 182, 190 Manningford Bohune [in Wilsford (in Leonard Pitt, 80 Swanborough hundred)], p. 9; 270 Thomas, 75, 104 Manningford Bruce, 185 William, 3, 104 and see Appendix 1: Stratton, James Matravers, William, 264 Mannings, George, 104 Matrons’ College, see Salisbury Manvers, Earl, see Pierrepont, Charles Matthews: mapmakers, see Appendix 2 Edward, 200 Marchant, Mary, 264 John, 24, 254 Marden, 186 John: Marlborough, duke of, see Spencer- vicar of Shrewton, 234 Churchill, George vicar of Stapleford, 240 Marlborough, 187-8 John, junior, 156, 168 Free Grammar School, 215 Philip, 142 inhabitants of, 215 Richard, 158 mayor and burgesses of, 215 Stephen, 218 INDEX 139 Thomas, 52 Miflin, Thomas, 218 Walter, 155 Milbourne [in Malmesbury], 183 Maundrell: Mildenhall, 192 Henry, 27, 48 Miles: Henry, junior, 48 Charles, 264 John, 48 Edmund, 160 Robert, 48 James, 13 William, 48 John, 18, 81 Maur, Ann, 153 Richard, rector of Lydiard Tregoze, 180 and see Moore Thomas, 190 Maurice, Rev. Thomas, 110 William, 182 and see Morris Milford, tithing [in Salisbury St. Martin], May: 225 Alfred Monk, of Marlborough, valuer Millar, see Miller and mapmaker, see Appendices 1-2 Millard: George, 215 James, 173 James, 134 John, 173 Martha, 213 Mary, 50 Michael Monk, valuer and mapmaker, Thomas, 97, 150 see Appendices 1-2 William, 9 Thomas, 230 Miller (Millar): and see Appendix 2: Aylwin and May Joseph, 39, 150 Mayhew, Jane, 5 Richard, 155 Mayne, John Thomas, 249, 253 Mills; Mayo (Mei/ow)= Benjamin, 232 J., vicar of Avebury, 14 Henry, 239 M. W., ViC-3.1‘ Of Market L2lViI‘lgtOI'l, 170-1 Jghrl, S¢['1iQ1', 284 Mead, T110111?!-5, 264 Richard, 39 Medlicott, Joseph, vicar of Potterne, 213 Stephen, 66, 207-8 Meek, Herbert, rector of Brixton Deverill, Rev, Thomas Sturgis, 97 95 William, 159 Melehet (Hams), see Appendix 1: Webb. mills, 32, 116-17, 122, 157, 232, 252 Riohflrd Milsom: Melksham, p. 3, p. 6, p. 7; 190 Thomas, 190 Melsome: William, 190 George, 34 Milston, 193 William, 41, 164, 195 Milton Lilbourne, p. 8; 194 Mere, 191 Minety, 195 Merett, John, 79 Mitchel]; Merrimfllv Edward Paul, 191 T. B., 194 John, 63 Messiter, Charles, 48 Richard, 191 Methvem Samuel, 112 Paul (Lord Methuen), 24, 63, 86, 131, Mizen: I73, I81, I90, 286 Henry 34 Thomas Anthony, 50 Stephén 274 TI'lOl'I1€:l.S Anthony: Thomas’ 34 l‘6ClIOl' OI GflfSdOH, I31 William’ 32 vicar of Lea‘ mid Cleverton’ 173 moduses and similar payments, 1-3, 5, 8, MCYFICX, Arthur, VlCaI' Of UFCDIOHI, 10, 30, 32, 35_7' 41, 45, 48, 58, 62, Mzhell (g:I51¢:1gé)= 67-8, 71, 78, 81, 83, 85-6, 91, 97, 102, 11116, , 113, 115, 122, 131, 142-3, 146, 150, Merserene, 111 152, 151, 160, 16s, 180, 133, 191, 194,

Susannah, 86 207, 213-14, 216, 220-1, 229, 232,235 9

Middlesex, see Halliford; Westminster 233, 246, 243, 250, 253, 256, 230, 234I Midgehall [in Lydiard Tregoze], 180 287; and see rents in place of tithes 140 INDEX Mogg, Rev. Henry, 138 Mullins, George, rector of Ditteridge, 101 Money, William, rector of Yatesbury, 289 Mundy (Munday): Money-Kyrle, Sir James, 48, 86, 142 Ann, 284 Montagu (Montague): James, 134 Frederick Conway, 164 John, 116, 261 Mary, countess of Sandwich, 36, 154 Samuel, 277 Montgomery, G. A., rector of Bishopstone, Musgrave, Richard Adolphus, rector of 25 Compton Bassett, 83 Moody: Mussell: Edmund, 35 Thomas, 231 Felicia J. M., 167 William, 133 Henrietta, 253 Mynors Baskerville, Thomas Baskerville, Joseph, senior, 39 1, 215, 217 William, 9 and see Baskerville Moon: 12°34 Nalder, John, 14, 21 am, Moore (More): _John’155 Chi"1°St 36 Dorothea, 235 g°°‘g°’ 103 Lady Elizabeth, 143 °°’g° P°‘“°°- 122 Grace Elizabeth, 290 _1,“I““““"t 34 Sir Harry, 56, s6, 164, 190 i"'“°“‘- 36-214 Philip 235 1°11“-115-117 Thomas 106 260 Si“'““°1-Stephen,214264 Neate,williat-n’’ 235' Thomas’ 108 Francis Webb 220 and see Maur Isaac 160 ’ Mordaunt, Charles Henry, earl of Peter- John’ 6 60 86

Mortilil)6-iciugiln[ 3I{odb. _ mime Cheney]’ see StephenStephen’ Richmond,1’ 21’ 66 186 Appendix 1. Withers, Robert Thomas 60 289 Morgan’ Elizabeth’ 218 William,Sariiuel 48 143 Mornington, earl of, see Pole-Tylney-Long- Neeld Joseph 4 63 él 134 152 160 174 w°“°S1°Y-William 176 179 '20’2 2'17-’19 290 ’ ’ ' Morris (Morres): Nelson..' ' ’ ' Alfred’ 53 Frances Elizabeth, Countess, 70, 104, H°F">’- 41 165 267 1°11", 71 _ _ Horatio: Earl, 104, 237, 267 %°b°_“' of Britford, 40 John, prebendary of Heytesbury, 150 1311137 Maur,“ Thomas, Earl, 104 ""366 1 Nth , .2, .s;196 Morrison, James, 33, 126-7, 153,253 ,,§,,§§;1;‘;',=',,,1;,, ,3, Mgmmeri Nethermore, tithing [in Chippenham], 64 6“, 253 Nettleton, 19s Edward’ 206 Netton [in Bishopstone (in Downton ECl.W3.I'CI I'IOI‘lOCI(, 36, 256 hundred” 25 James, 61 N - D ' f d 7 Moses, Thomas, 41 Ngrfin [In um or 1’ 10 Moss, Joseph, 204 F - 42 Mount, Charles Milman, vicar of Hanning- J;:'::;:s§61 ton, Moses, M01-1111.10)’ 1 New College, see Oxford A1111, 36 Newall, Rev. Thomas, 206 Samuel, 24 Newbury; Mozley, Thomas, rector of Cholderton, 70 Jolm, 34 Mullings, Joseph Randolph, 204 William, 34 INDEX 141 Newman: Oaksey, 204 Abraham, 172 Oare [in Wilcot], see Pontin, John Caroline, 3 Odstock, p. 2, n. 3 Edward, 48 Ody: Emily, 217 Daniel, 183 George, 104, 190, 200 George, 91 Jacob, 261 John,7l James, 152, 176 Noah, 180 John,7l,107 Offer, Charles, 114 Newmarsh, George, 91 Ogbourne St. Andrew, 205 Newnton, North, 199 Ogbourne St. George, 206 prebendary and vicar of, 163 n., 199 Olding: Newton, Thomas F., 40, 149 Edmund, 107 Newton, South, 200 Edmund, junior, 3 Newton Tony, 201 Joseph, 107 Nicholas: Olivier, H. S., 213 Rev. John, 9 Olman, John, 32, 101 Joseph, 104 Oram: Nicholls: Jonas, 112 Henry, 138 Richard, 112 Jacob, 39 Walter, 264 John, 39, 234 Orcheston St. George, 207 Nicholson, Edward A., 15 Orcheston St. Mary, 208 Nipress, John, 176 Ord, Ralph, rector of Semley, 229 Normanton, earl of, see Agar, Welbore Ormond, John, 235 Ellis Osborne: Normanton [in Durnford], 107 James, 260 Norridge [in Upton Scudamore], free chapel, William, 41 260 Osmond, John, 220 Norris: Overton, 209 James, 171, 214 Overtown, tithing [in Wroughton], 287 Richard, 100 Owen, Aneurin, commissioner, p. 7; and North: see Appendix 3 Francis, 213 Oxenwood [in Shalbourne], 250 John, junior, 213 Oxford: John, senior, 213 All Souls’ College, l3, 15 Northeast: Brasenose College, 76 Thomas, 251 Corpus Christi College, 162 Thomas Barnes, of North Tidworth, d€&D and chapter Of, 35, 59, 63, 64, 170, valuer, see Appendix 1 171 Northey: Magdalen College, 100, 143 E. R., 32, 101 New College, 6, 79, 241 W. B., 32, 101 St. John’s College, 280 Norton, 202 Worcester College, 143, 218 Norton Bavant, 203 and see Appendix 1: Washbourne, Thomas Edward Notley, Anthony, 77 Oxfordshire, see Oxford; Signet; Wood Nott, John, 221 stock Nowell, Harry, 161 Nowlson, James, 16 Noyes, Henry, 142 Packer: Nunn: Henry, 195 Arthur, 267 Jonathan, 195 William, 150 Mary, 218 Nunton and Bodenham [in Downton], 104 Richard, 29 Nuth, William, 35 Page: Nutley, John, 45 Robert, commissioner, see Appendix 3 142 INDEX Page—c0m‘. Pearce (Pearse, Pierce): Sarah Ann, 256 Andrew, 97 William, 5 Brice, 140 Paginton, Thomas, 183 George, 196 Painswick (Glos.), see Appendix 1: Baker, Isaac, 26 Charles Jacob, 125 Painter: John, 211 Caleb, 290 Sarah, 260 Daniel, 152, 290 Susannah, 260 Thomas, 41 Thomas, 122 Paley, James, vicar of Lacock, 164 William, 115, 117 Palmer, Richard, 155 William, of Littlecott, valuer, see Appen- Pannell, John, rector of Ludgershall, 178 dix 1 Parfitt: Peck, Mary, 164 Charles, 96 Pembroke, earl of, see Herbert, Robert James, 96, 150 Henry John,l91 Peniston: Parham: John, 75 George, 69 John Michael, of Salisbury, valuer, see James, 7 Appendix 1 William, 57 J., of Salisbury, mapmaker, see Appendix Park, John, 256 2 Parker: Penruddocke: Sir Hyde, 229, 253 Charles, 84, 121 William, 86 John Hungerford, 15-16, 84, 194 Parkinson: Pepler, John Crook, 112 John, 146, 287 Percy, Amelia, 267 John, rector of Fittleton, 125 Perett, see Perrett Parr, John Owen, vicar of Durnford, 107 Perkins: Parry: John, 125 Joseph, the elder, 51 Thomas, 75 Joseph, the younger, 51 Perren, see Perrin Parsons: Perrett (Perett): Elizabeth, 173 George, 156 John,280 Isaac, 213 John, vicar of Marden, 186 Richard, 183, 244 Joseph, 3, 75 Robert, 47 Richard, 76, 284 Silas, 36 Stephen, 2, 267 Perrin (Perren): Thomas, 3, 133 Frederick, 79 Uriah, 75 William, 32 William, 284 William, junior, 79 Patchett, Brownlow, rector of Bremilham, Perrior, John, 288 38 Perry: Patient: John, 218 Ambrose, 33 William, 162 James, 86 Pertwood, 210 Patney, p. 2, n. 3 Peterborough, earl of, see Mordaunt, Paulet: Charles Henry Lord Charles, prebendary of Coombe and Pettifer, Anna Maria, 164 Harnham, 85 Petty-Fitzmaurice, Henry, marquess of Charles, marquess of Winchester, 162 Lansdowne, 27, 31, 37, 48-9, 71 Pavey, Philip, 211 Pewsey, 211 Payne, Richard, 86 Pewsham, 212 Peace, Catherine, 230 Phelps: Peacey, Robert, 92 Joseph, 26 Peaple, John, 195 J., perpetual curate of Burcombe, 46 INDEX 143 Phillips (Philips): Robert, 8 George, 19, 130 William, 81, 119 Henry, 33, 231 Pinnegar (Pinneger): Jacob, 34 Bartlett, 85 John, 191 Broome, 168 Jonathan, 98 Charles, 48 Thomas, of Andover, valuer, see Appen- Christopher, 32 dix 1 Jacob, 14 William, 36 John, 48, 83, 91, 143, 250 Phillips and Westbury, of Andover, map- Thomas, 14 makers, see Appendix 2 William, 142 Philpot, Henry, 170 Pitt: Phipp, John, 142 Rev. Charles, 9, 41 Phipps: Charles, vicar of Malmesbury, 183 Charles Lewis, 264 Joseph, 92, 183, 195, 218 Edward, rector of Devizes, 99 Pitt-Rivers: Thomas Hele, 264 George, Lord Rivers, 102, 255 Pickard, John, 36 Rt. Hon. G. P., 255 Picket, Jacob, 226 Pitton, chapelry [in Alderbury], 3 Pickford, James, 174 Platt, George, 19 Pickwick, William, 274 Player: Pierce, see Pearce Hercules, 183 Pierrepont: John, 183 Charles, Earl Manvers, 13, 34, 256 Richard, 183 Hon. Henry Manvers, 73-4 Pleydell-Bouverie: Piggott, John, 129 Hon. Duncombe, 170 Pigott, Wellesley Pole: Hon. Frederick, 211 rector of Fugglestone St. Peter, 130 Jacob, Viscount Folkestone, 2 vicar of Fovant, 128 William, earl of Radnor, 3, 40, 85, 90 Pike (Pyke): 104, 133, 142, 155, 170, 172, 183, Charles, 221 227, 284 George, 59, 80 Plummer: James, 73, 229 Edward, 180, 218 John, 123, 194, 229 Mary, 180 John, vicar of Upavon, 258 Thomas, 179-80 Joseph, 264 William, 66, 86, 179 Simon, 183 Mrs., 218 Thomas, 184, 285 Pocock: Thomas Henry, 2ll Abraham, 190 William, 6, 229 Harry, 190, 223 Winifred, 83 Isaac, 190 Pile (Pyle): J3-00b, 32 Alfred, 230 James, 13, 199 Edward, 200 Job, 34 John, 200 Joseph. 32 Mary, 154, 264 Samuel, 34 Robert, 6 Thomas, 63 pm, John, 290 Pole-Tylney-Long-Wellesley: Pinchin: William, earl of Mornington, 36, 94 Arthur, George, 32’ 168, 227, 245, 257 John 34 and see Wellesley Joselgh, 36, 79 Pollard, William, 190 pinckney (Pinkney); Pollen, Richard Hungerford, 183, 289 Erlsman, 240 POHIIH, JOl'lfl (Of Oflffi), 151, 268 E. C., 22 Ponting: Francis, 108 Charles, 41 144 INDEX Ponting--cont. Price: James, 48 Henry, 180 Pooke, William Henry, vicar of Keevil, 156 Hugh, rector of Newton Tony, 201 Poole (Pool): Nevill, 195 James, of Sherborne, valuer and map- Sarah, 45 maker, see Appendices 1-2 William, 112, 146 Michael, 91 Priddy: Thomas, 74 Richard, 39 Poore: William, 284 Charles, vicar of Collingbourne Kingston, Prince: 81 Joseph, 175 Sir Edward, 108, 122 Robert, 175 Edward Dyke, 122 Thomas, 248 Pope, Benjamin, vicar of Ogbourne St. priories, see Bradenstoke; Monkton Far- George, 206 leigh; and see Wilton: hospital of St. Popham, Gen. Robert Nalder, 220 John and see Leyborne Popham Pritchard: Porter: Emmanuel, 109, 183 Elizabeth, 264 Richard, 190 William, 12, 156, 214, 264 Robert, 190 Protheroe, Rev. Thomas, 280 Porton [in Idmiston], chapel lands, 153 Prower, John Mervin, vicar of Purton, Potter: 218-19 Daniel, 39 Puckeridge: Edward, 19 Henry, 287 Thomas, 18-19 John,106 William, 39 Purbrick, Lewis, vicar of Chippenham, 63, Potterne, 213 65 Potticary, Mary, 288 Purton, 218-19 Pottow, Robert, 60 Pyke, see Pike Poulshot, 214 Pyle, see Pile Poulsom, Thomas, 86 Pym, Charles, commissioner, see Appendix Poulson, Henry, 32 3 Pouhon: Pyne, John, mapmaker, see Appendix 2 Charles, 110 Elizabeth, 91 Pound, Thomas, 52 Queen Anne's Bounty, 283 Powell: Quicke, Andrew, rector of Biddestone, 24 Alexander, 15-16, 57-8 Alfred, 167 John, 168 Racaster, John, 97 Poynder: Radclifl'e, William Coxe, rector of Fonthill Thomas, 48, 83, 143 Gifl'ord, 127 W. H. A., 79 Radnor, earl of, see Pleydell-Bouverie, prebends, see Burbage; Calne; All Can- William nings; Chute and Chisenbury; Coombe railways, see Cheltenham & Great Western; and Harnham; Hill Deverill; Durn- Great Western ford; Heytesbury with Tytherington Raine, Richard, of Woodstock, valuer, see and Horningsham; Liddington; Lux- Appendix 1 field; Netheravon; North Newnton; Raines, John, 120 Stanton St. Bernard; Stratford sub Rainscombe [in North Newnton], 199 Castle; Wilsford and Woodford; Win- Ramsbury, 220 terbourne Earls Randall (Randell, Randoll, Rendall): Preshute, 215-17 Charles, 230 Pretyman, R., sinecure rector of Wroughton, Charles Edward, 193, 250 287 John, 97 Prewett, Nicholas, 3 Joseph, 248 INDEX 145 Reynold, 58 William, 248 Richard, 61 Rice, Edward, 232 Ransam, Thomas, 253 Rich: Ravenshaw, Edward, rector of West Edmund, 232 Kington, 161 Edmund, of Didmarton, valuer, see Rawden, William, 25 Appendix 1 Rawlence, John, 272 E. and S., of Didmarton, mapmakers, see Rawlings: Appendix 2 Mary, 107 John, 71 Robert, 83 Richard Pinneger, 63 Stephen, 95 William, 71 Thomas, 32, 98, 190 Richards, Henry, vicar of Keevil, 157 Raxworthy: Richardson, Ann, 162 James, 77-8 Richins (Richens), John, I29, 218 Robert, 78 Rickards, William Henry, 142 Thomas, 259 Rickens, Anne, 19 Ray, Thomas, 86 Ricketts: Raymond: Jeremiah, 162 John, of Shaftesbury, valuer, see Appen- John, 238 dix 1 Ridding, Charles Henry, rector of Rolle- William, vicar of Wilsford [in Swan- stone, 222 borough hundred], 269-70 Rigden, Richard Henry, of Salisbury, Read: valuer, see Appendix l Edward, 201 Ripley: Elizabeth, 201 Rev. Thomas, 284 James, 104, 277 Thomas Hyde: John, 3, 82, 167 rector of Tockenham, 254 Richard, 248 vicar of Wootton Bassett, 284 Reaves, see Reeves Rivers, Lord, see Pitt-Rivers, George Rebbeck: Rixsen, William, 58 James, 253 Robbins, see Robins John, 57, 111 Roberts: Redesdale, Lord, see Freeman-Mitford, Stephen, 35 John Thomas Thomas, 183 Redman: Robertson: Charles, 266 Daniel, 92 John,l29 Henry, of Warminster, valuer, see William, 190, 274 Appendix 1 Reeve: James, 39 Alfred, 173 William, 41, 185 Elizabeth, 173 Robins (Robbins): Reeves (Reaves): George, 284 Harry, 175, 268 Samuel, 21], 282 John, 42, 73,81, 138, 212 William, 282 John Gale, 14 Robinson, W. S., rector of Farleigh Hunger- Thomas, 71, 146 ford, 274 William, 183 Rock, Nicholas, 79 Rendall, see Randall Rockley, Temple [in Preshute], 217 rents in place of tithes: Rodbourn, Thomas, 146 corn, 68-9, 79, 155-6, 196 Rodbourne [in Malmesbury], 183 in kind, 58, 162, 180, 216, 228-9, 250, 279 Rodbourne Cheney, 221 and see moduses and similar payments and see Moredon Reynolds: Rogers: George, 248 Francis Newman, 140, 199, 268 Henry, 183 James, 46 Robert, 235 John, 229 Thomas, 204 J. W. G., 7 146 INDEX Rogers—conr. Sainsbury, John, 213 Robert, 79 St. Germans, earl of, see Eliot, Edward Rollestone, 222 St. John: Rooke (Rook): Henry, Viscount Bolingbroke, 146, 179- Elizabeth, 25 80 Frederick William, 164 Isabella, dowager Viscountess Boling- Henry, 25 broke, 180 Michael, 25 St. John’s College, see Cambridge; Oxford William, 57-8, 213 St. John's Hospital, see Wilton Rose: St. Katherine’s Hospital, see London Christopher, 191 St. Nicholas’s Hospital, see Salisbury James, 213 St. Quintin, Arabella, 192 Job, 213 St. Thomas's Hospital, see London William, 34 Salisbury: Round, John, 1 Frances, 204 Rowde, 223 Francis, 92 Rowden: Salisbury: Edward, vicar of Highworth, 142 bishop of, 52-3, 120, 122, 169, 172, 189, Joel, 122, 258 213, 225, 253 John,108 cathedral: Rowland, James, 220 dean of, 191, 243 Ruck, Ann, 113 dean and chapter of, 30, 40, 69, 74-5, Ruddick, John, 163 91, 130, 148-9, 153, 182, 190, 212, Ruddle: 215, 217, 225-6, 243, 245, 260, 263 Elizabeth, 52 279 George, 52 master of choristers of, 215 Martha, 52 precentor of, 264 Robert, 52 sub-chantor of, 111, 243 Sarah, 52 treasurer of, 3, 21, 48, 60, 83, 122 Rudman, Samuel, 274 vicars choral in, 169 Rugg, William, 86 hospital of St. Nicholas, 146, 269-70 Rumbold (Rumboll): Matrons’ College, Seth Ward’s charity Bryan, 143 for, 2, 133 George, 133 parish of St. Martin’s, 225 Timothy, 132-3 and see Appendix 1: Attwood, Francis; William, 200 Lee, Charles Marsh; Peniston, John Rumming: Michael; Rigden, Richard Henry; James, 143 Windsor, William; and Appendix 2: John,180 Harris, M. P.; Kelsey, F. J.; Thomas, 86, 164 Peniston, J.; Waters, John Rummings, William, 218 Salter: Rumsey: Isaac, 41, 160 John, 163 Samuel, 256 William, 163 Simon, 41 Russ, John, 140, 245 William, 60, 83, 227 Rushall, 224 Salterton [in Durnford], 107 rector of, 224, 258 Salthrop, tithing [in Wroughton], 287 Ryder, Edward, rector of Oaksey, 204 George, 264 Giles, 173 Sadler: Hannah, 173 Robert, 86 James, 173 Samuel, 218 Jasper, 173 Thomas, 218 Thomas, 41 Thomas, junior, 179 Sandwich, countess of, see Montagu, Mary Thomas, senior, 179 Saph: William J., 218 Elias, 240 INDEX 147 Frederick, of Stapleford, valuer, see Sealey (Sealy): Appendix 1 John, 235 James, 240 Thomas, 142 Sarel, Andrew Lovering, 68 Seaward, Stephen, 3, 75 Sargeant, Richard, 164 Sedgehill, 228 Saunders: Seend [in Melksham], 190 James, 264 Self (Selfe): Richard, 173, 183 Henry, 8, 107, 126, 247 Robert, 281 John, 58 Saurin, Anna Maria, 116 Philip, 230, 250 Savage, John, 86 Samuel, 223 Savernake, 226 Selwyn, Townsend, rector of Kilmington Savory, Mary, 93 159 Sawbridge-Erle-Drax, John Samuel Wanley, Semington, tithing [in Steeple Ashton], 13 50, 55, 59, 182, 208 Semley, 229 and see Erle-Drax; Grosvenor Settle, Samuel: Sawyer, Simon, 1 vicar of Berwick St. James, 22 Say, James, 264 vicar of Winterbourne Stoke, 182, 279 Scammell (Scamell): Sevenhampton [in Highworth], 142 Charles, 112 Seymour: James, 228 Edmund, 218 John,112 Edward, duke of Somerset, 13, 35, 96, Scapland, William, 25 167, 190-1, 214, 223, 288 Scarlett: Henry, 44, 162, 210, 240 John, 45, 185 John,1 William, 81 Shaftesbury, earl of, see Cooper, Cropley Schomberg, Henry Charles, 48 Ashley schools, 22, 162, 215, 267; and see Eton Shaftesbury (Dors.): College; London: Charterhouse; Win- Abbey, 34, 175 chester College and see Appendix 1: Raymond, John Shafto, Robert Eden Duncombe, 104, 267 Scott (Scot): Shalbourne, 230 Elizabeth, 264 and see Oxenwood; and Appendix 1: Robert, 229 Kingston, Anthony William, 95 Shapland, Ann, 198 Scriven: Sharp: William, 136 John,lO3 — [blank], 158 Nehemiah, 103 Scroggs: Shaw, tithing [in Overton], 209 Col. Sidney Medows, 73 Sheates, Frederick, 286 Sydney Edward, 194 Sheldon, Rudler, 284 Scrope: Shepherd (Shephard, Sheppard): George Poulett, 82 Charles, 160 William, 48, 82, 198 Charlotte, 81 Scurr, Mrs., 37 Henry John, 67 Seager: James, 15, 206 Catherine, 146 Thomas, 81, 234, 248 Edward, 221 William, 18, 242 John B., 39 Shepperton (Mdx.), see Halliford Seagram: Sherborne (Dors.), see Appendices 1-2: Edward, 154, 264 Poole, James Frederick, 264 Shere, Thomas, 23 John, vicar of Aldbourne, 1 Sherrington, 231 Seagry, 227 Sherston Magna, p. 3; 232 Seale: Sherston Parva, 233 Thomas, 227 Shewring, Henry, 92 William, 174 Shingley, Robert, 39 148 INDEX Ship, William, 212 Smart, Mary, 76 Shipton: Smith: John, 183 Rev. Alfred, 99 Thomas, 41 Alice, 72 Short, William, prebendary of Stratford, 243 Charles, 39 Shrapnell, Henry, 274 Christopher, 107 Shrewton, 234 Elizabeth, 109, 290 Shrubb, Henry, rector of Stratford Tony, Francis, 91 244 Hannah, 53, 105, 245 Shuckburgh: Jacob, 254, 284 Henrietta, 104 James, 15-16, 43, 259 William, 104 John, 39, 41, 142, 146, 175, 189 Sidford: Sir John, 205 James, 68, 203 Mary, 142 John, 25 Richard, 254 Mary, 58 Robert, 39, 52 Signet [in Upton and Signet] (Oxon.), see Samuel Hale, 146 Appendix 1: Tuckwell, Humphrey Stephen, 107 Simeon, Sir Richard, 76 Sumner, rector of Ham, 135 Simper, Joseph, 199 Thomas, 142, 238 Simper and Bussell, 199 Thomas Assheton, 251 Simpkins: William, 90, 142, 173 Edwin, 122 William Henry, 34 John, 59, 199, 223, 239 Snelgrove, Richard, 264 Mary, 239 Snook: Thomas Elwell, 122 J. S., 261 William, 119, 211 Vincent, 261 Simpson, John, 287 Soffe: Sims: Henry, 57 Jasper, 50 John, 165 Sarah, 12 Somerford, Great, p. 2, n. 3 Sisum, Thomas, 41, 136 Somerford, Little, 235 Skeate, Ralph, 290 Somerset: Skeates, William, 160 Edmund, 194 Skey, William, 19 Henry, duke of Beaufort, 176-7, 232, 236 Skinner, Mary Ann, 276 George J. T., 226 Slade, James, 78 Thomas, 194, 285 Slatter, John, 9 William, 147, 215 Slaughterford, 24 Somerset, see Bath; Brislington; Bruton; Sloper: Farleigh Hungerford; Frome; Hinton George Elgar, 50, 55 St. George; Wells James, 52 Somerset charity, see Broad Town John, 235 Somerset, duke of, see Seymour, Edward Mark, 52 Sopworth, p. 5; 236 Ruth, 235 Sotheron, Thomas Henry Sutton, 52-3 Thomas, 92 Southampton, see Appendix 1: Stephens, Sly: Samuel; Weaver, Henry; and Appendix Jasper, 43 2: Waters, J. and R.; Weaver, Henry William, 257 Southbroom, tithing [in Bishop’s Cannings], Small, William, 288 53 Smallbone, Thomas, 182 Southby : Smallbones: Anthony, 44 John,130 Thomas, 1 Jonathan, 116 Southend [in Durnford], 107 Smallcombe: Southwick [in North Bradley], 36 Aaron, 264 Spackman: Isaac, 34 Emma, 79 INDEX 149 George, 48, 60 James, 46, 58 John, 41, 48 John, 152 Joseph, 83 John Whitehart, 211 Peter, 48-9 Robert, 58 Thomas, 34, 76, 287 Samuel, of Southampton, valuer, see William, 42-3, 48, 56, 86 Appendix 1 William, junior, 42 Thomas, 39, 162, 195 Sparks: Stert, p. 6; 241 Ann, 190 Stevens, see Stephens George, 41 Stiles (Styles): Sir Henry Gunning, 79 Benjamin, 41, 183 Spencer: Edward, 143 Francis Almerick, Lord Churchill, 172 Robert, 48, 143 George, 34 Samuel, 143 Henry, 126 Still, John, rector of Chicklade, 61 John, 34 Stillman, William, 10 Thomas, rector of Wingfield, 274 Stockton, p. 2, n. 3 Walter, 34, 86 Stockwell, Joseph Samuel (of Wylye): Hon. William Henry, vicar of Urchfont, prebendary and rector of Stanton St. 261 Bernard, 239 Spencer-Churchill, George, du.ke of Mar1- prebendary and vicar of North Newnton, borough, 205, 216 163 n., 199 and see Churchill rector of Wilton, 46 Stafford, Simon, 264 rector and vicar of West Knoyle, 163 Stagg: Stone: Thomas, 25, 135 Baynton, 67 William, 81, 118 Elizabeth, 267 Stancombe (Stancomb), William, 34, 43, John, 1, 67, 204 256-7 Ralph, 204 Standlynch, 237 Thomas, rector of Wootton Rivers, 285 Stanford, Charles, 133 Storey, Anthony Mervin, 218 Stanley [in Bremhilll, Abbey, 168 Stourton, 242 Stanley, tithing [in Chippenham], 64 and see Appendix 1: Festing, Richard Stanton Fitzwarren, 238 Grindal rector of 142, 238 Strange, Richard, 180 Stanton St. Bernard, 239 Strangways, Henry, rector of West Grim- Stanton St. Quintin, p. 2, n. 3 stead, 133 Stapleford, 240 and see Fox-Stra.ngways and see Appendix 1 : Saph, Frederick Stratford sub Castle, 243 Staplehorne, Thomas, 218 and see Appendix 1: Waters, Thomas Staples, Ann, 43 Stratford Tony, 244 Starck, Henry George, rector of Fisherton Stratton: Anger, 123 Jacob, 269 Starky (Starkie): James (of Manningford Bruce), (valuer), Mrs. Charlotte, 37, 42, 64 185; and see Appendix 1 James, 42 John, 275 J . E., 164 Richard, 287 Staverton [in Trowbridge], 256 Richard (of Upavon), (valuer), p. 8; Stead; 224, 258; and see Appendix 1 Beata Prior, 270 R0b@l't. 39 wi||iam, 199 Undecimus, 39 Steeds, John, 256 William» 39 Steele’ James, 173 Stratton St. Margaret, p. 2 and n. Stephens (Stevens): Street» William» 104 Charleg, 9 Sll'ICI(, JEITICS, 267 Elizabeth, 194 Stride: Hugh, vicar of Alderbury, 2-3 Benjamin, 267 150 INDEX Stride—cont. Tabor: Philip, 97 Frederick, 200 Strong (Stronge): George, 22 Charles, rector of Broughton Gifford, 43 William, 200 Edward, 177, 232 Talbot: Thomas, 91, 164 Rev. Thomas, 25, 246 Stubbins, Charles, 24 William Henry Fox, 64, 164 Stubbs, Oliver, of Hinton St. George, Tamlyn, William, 104 valuer, see Appendix 1 Tanner: Studley [in Trowbridge], 256 Charles, 41, 109, 212 Stump, Sarah, 36 Edward, 18, 250 Sturge: James, 34, 174 Jacob Player, of Bristol, valuer and map- Jane, 277 maker, see Appendices 1-2 John, 34, 122, 176, 212, 289 Toby Walker, 92 Joseph, 70, 171 Young, of Bristol, valuer and mapmaker, J. B. H., 18 see Appendices 1-2 Mary, 261 Sturgis: Samuel, 103 Henry, 95 Thomas, 8 John, 95 William, 14, 27, 48, 158, 160 Styles, see Stiles Targett: Suffolk, earl of, see Howard, Thomas Anthony, 229 Sumner: James, 153 Isaac, 48 William, 15, 84, 247 William, 253 Tarrant, John, 192 Sunton [in Collingbourne Kingston], 81 Tatham, Mary, 103 supplementary agreements and awards, see Tatum, W. W., vicar of Salisbury St. agreements; awards Martin, 225 Sutton: Taunton: David, 39 John, 2, 104 James, 39 Jonathan, 104 Job, 75, 277 Taylor (Tayler): Mary, 39 Abraham, 201 Richard, 132 Charles, 73 Robert, 160 George, 117 Sutton Benger, p. 5, n. 5; 245 James, 156, 183 Sutton Mandeville, 246 Jane,190 rector of, 246, 273 John, 79, 86, 156 Sutton Veny, p. 2. n. 3 Joseph, 91, 173 Swallowcliffe, 247 Matthew, 221 Swayne: Robert, 164 James, 25 Samuel, 156 John, 107 Sarah, 164 John Pile, 167 Simon, 88, 112, 251 Thomas, 167 Watson, 264 William John, vicar of Chitterne All William, 112, 190, 201, 233, 290 Saints, 68 William, of Dodington, valuer, see Mrs., 107 Appendix 1 Sweatman, John, 86 William Alexander, 82 Sweetapple: and see Watson-Taylor Elizabeth, 79 Teffont Evias, 249 Henry, 79, 251 Teffont Magna, 100 Swindon, 248 Telling, William, 195 Sydenham, Alexander, 223 Templar (Templer): Symons: Charles, 218 John, vicar of Wilcot, 268 Francis, 284 Robert, 34 Temple, William, 26, 260 INDEX 151 Templeman, John, 169, 278 Malmesbury; Marlborough Templer, see Templar Townsend, Richard, 17 tenantry land, 231 ; and see common land Trenchard: Theobald, John, 91 Rev. John, 142 Thomas, Francis, 232 John Trenchard Craven Ashford by, Thompson: rector of Stanton Fitzwarren, 238 Jane, 164 Trim, John, 103 John, 86 Trinder: Thring: Daniel, of Cirencester, valuer and map- Jane,l43 maker, see Appendices 1-2 J. G. D., rector of Bishopstrow, 26 Daniel, of Gloucester, valuer and map- Richard, 200 maker, see Appendices 1-2 William, 200, 273 Trowbridge, p. 7; 256 William Davison, vicar of Fisherton de rector of, 10-11, 256 la Mere, 124 Trowle, tithing [in Bradford on Avon], 34 Throope [in Bishopstone (in Downton Trowle, Little [in Trowbridge], 256 hundred)], 25 Trubridge: Thynne: Josiah, 281 Lord Charles, vicar of Longbridge Thomas, 281 Deverill, 97-8 John Alexander, marquess of Bath, 35, Tucker: 58, 96-8, 121, 150, 154, 159, 203, Daniel, 190 260, 264 Hester, 199 Tidcombe, 250 John, 190 and see Blagden John Millard, of Bristol, valuer, see Tidworth, North, 251 Appendix 1 and see Appendix 1: Northeast, Thomas William, 95 Barnes Tuckey (Tucky): Tilbrook, Thomas, of Horningsham, valuer John, 179, 289 and mapmaker, see Appendices 1-2 Richard, 171 Tilby, James, 172, 190, 223 Robert, 238 Tilshead, p. 3; 252 Thomas, 32, 171, 221 and see Appendix 1 : Lewis, Richard Tuckwell: Tilton, William, 235 Humphrey, of Signet, valuer, see Appen- Timbrell, Thomas, 234 dix 1 Tinhead [in Edington], 112 Richard, 146 Tinker: and see Tugwell Robert A., 213 Tucky, see Tuckey William, 154 Tufnel, Edward Wyndham, curate of Broad Tinney, William Henry, 104 Town, 146 Tisbury, 253 Tugwell: and see Appendix 1 : Combes, James George Clutterbuck, 265 Titcombe: Humphrey, 165 Richard, 221 William, 152 William, 221 and see Tuckwell Tockenham, 254 Turk, William, 181 Toghill, George, I52 Turner: Tollard Farnham, tithing [in Farnham] Augustus, vicar of Colerne, 79 (Dors.), 255 James, 126, 253 John,253 Tollard Royal, 255 John, rector of Luckington, 177 Tomlinson, William Robert, vicar of White- William, 253, 264 parish, 267 William a Beckett, 172 Tonge, William Norris, 141 Rev. W. B., 112 Toothe, William, 183 Tyler: Town, Arthur, 92 George, 161 town corporations, see Bath; Chippenham; Isaac, 161 152 INDEX Tytherington [in Heytesbury], see Heytes- Wall, Charles Baring, 94, 267, 280 bury with Tytherington and Horning- Wallis: ham Chapman, 176 Tytherton Kellaways, 257 William, 69 Tytherton Lucas, tithing [in Chippenham], Walton, see Wick and Walton 65 Wanborough, 262 Wansborough: Charles, 182, 234 Uncles, Isaac, 63 Henry, 59 Unthank, David, 19 Robert, 234 Upavon, 258 Wansey, Henry, 264 and see Appendix 1: Stratton, Richard Wapshare, James, 104 Upton and Signet (Oxon.), see Signet Ward: Upton Lovell, 259 Florence, 86 Upton Scudamore, p. 3; 260 George Thompson, vicar of Stanton St. Urchfont, 261 Bernard, 239 vicar of, 241, 261 John,106 Usher, Job, 36 John, vicar of Great Bedwyn, 18 Samuel, rector of Teffont Evias, 249 Seth, bishop of Salisbury, see Salisbury: Vaisey: Matrons’ College Edward, 192 Thomas, 205 Elizabeth, 220 William, 48 Robert, 129 Warman: valuers, see Appendix 1 Elizabeth, 284 Vane, Henry, earl of Darlington, 36, 154 James, 219 Vaughan, John, rector of Upton Lovell, 259 Jasper, 218, 284 Veal, Thomas, 134 John, 221 Velley, Jane, 155 Thomas, 284 Vilett, Thomas, 29, 248 William, 218 Villiers, George, earl of Clarendon, 76, 94, Warminster, 263 284 and see Luxfield; and Appendix 1 : Cruse, Vince, Henry Chivers, 174 Thomas; Davis, Thomas; Fox, Vincent: Charles James; Robertson, Henry; Charles, 229 and Appendix 2: Cruse and Fox Edward, vicar of Rowde, 223 Warne, Thomas, 62 James, 130 Warneford: John, 200 Hon. Elizabeth, 142, 238 Jonathan, 127 Samuel Wilson, of Bourton on the Hill, Vines: rector of Lydiard Millicent, 179 Broom, 71 Warner: Daniel, 143 Edward Poulton, 204 Viveash, Simeon, 21 Maria, 248 Vizer, Isaac, 195 Richard, rector of Great Chalfield, 56 Warriner, Ernle, 186, 241 Warwick: Waine, Isaac, 142 James, 194 Wakeswood [unidentified] (Hants), 74 James, junior, 194 Waldron, Lovegrove, 220 Warwick, 14-4 Wales, prince of, see Albert Edward Washbourn and Keen, mapmakers, see Walkden, Thomas, 224 Appendix 2 Walker: Washbourne (Washbourn): Betty, 202 John, 287 Charles Ludlow, 256 Thomas Edward, of Cholsey, valuer, see John, 39, 41 Appendix 1 Walker-Heneage, George Heneage, 48, 60. Thomas Edward, of Donnington, valuer, 76, 83, 181, 282 see Appendix 1 INDEX I53 Thomas Edward, of Oxford, valuer, see Weeks (Weekes): Appendix 1 Arthur, 79 Thomas Edward, of Westminster, valuer, Charles, 79 see Appendix 1 Henry, 79 Waters: James, 66 John, 258 Lewis, 75 John, of Salisbury, mapmaker, see Robert, 213 Appendix 2 Thomas, 213, 261 J. and R., of Southampton, mapmakers, William, 173 see Appendix 2 Weetman, George, 102 Robert (of Boscombe), 5, 30 Wellesley, Long, 71 Thomas, 258 and see Pole-Tylney-Long-Wellesley Thomas, of Stratford sub Castle, valuer, Wells: see Appendix 1 Rev. George, 185 Watkins, Thomas, 195 John, rector of Manningford Bruce, 185 Watson: William, 91 James, 190 —— [blank], 255 John, 65 Wells (Som.), cathedral, see Luxfield Watson-Taylor : Wentworth: Anna Susanna, 55, 112 John,14,192, 215 George, 88, 154, 190, 213, 261 Joseph, 1 and see Taylor Samuel, 14 Watts: Stephen, 19 Daniel, 156 West: Francis Richens, 135 John, rector of Farnham, 255 James, 12, 112 Thomas, 86 Thomas, 13 Westall, John, of Marlborough, valuer, see Way, James, 159 Appendix 1 Waylen, Robert, 213 Westbury, Giles, of Andover, valuer, see Wayte, William, 76 Appendix 1 Weare, Peter, 218 and see Appendix 2: Phillips and West- Weaver: bury Henry, of Chippenham, valuer and map- Westbury, 264 maker, see Appendices 1-2 Westlecott, tithing [in Wroughton], 287 Henry, of Southampton, valuer and map- Westmacott, John, 41 maker, see Appendices 1-2 Westminster: T., of Bath, mapmaker, see Appendix 2 Abbey: and see Appendix 2: Little and Weaver dean and canons of, 264 Webb: and see Appendix 1: Washbourne, Aaron, 79 Thomas Edward Edward, 32 Westport St. Mary, p. 6; 41 Frederick, 104 Westrop, tithing [in Highworth], 142 Moses, 3 Westwood, 265 Richard, 267 Whaddon, 266 Richard, of Melchet, valuer, see Appen- Whale: dix 1 Joseph, 183 Samuel, 3 William. 190 Timothy, 190 Whatley, John, 190 William, 79 Wheatley, John, 93 Webber, Simon: Wheble, Edmund, 148 rector of Fonthill Bishop, 126 Wheeler: vicar of Tisbury, 253 Matthew, 164 Webster, George Mountjoy, rector of Thomas, 41, 280 Codford St. Mary, 77 Whicker, Joseph, 94 Wedge, George, 115 Whitcher, Joseph, 267 Wedhampton [in Urchfont], 261 Whitcombe, Charles, vicar of Sherston Weedon, Timothy, 1 Magna, 232 154 INDEX White: Wilkins: Charles, 214 Alexander, 34 George, 112, 136, 215 John, 213 Harriet, 142 William, 120, 131 Henry, 267 Wilks, Benjamin John, 67 Humphrey, 112 Willes, see Willis Isaac, 83 Williams: John, 142, 192, 203 David, rector of Alton Barnes, 6 Jolm, junior, 91 Sir Erasmus W. G.: John Brown, 19 rector of Marlborough St. Peter, 188 Mary, 4 rector of Rushall, 224 Richard, 264 Evan, 178 Robert, 83, 190-1 Frederick de Veil, rector of Wishford, Thomas, 136, 194 281 William, 13, 92, 112 George, 130 Whiteparish, 267 James, 103 Whitfield, Hungerford, 39 John, 17, 200 Whiting, Thomas, 78 Thomas, 150 Whitlock, Ann, 3, 280 Willis (Willes): Whittaker: Anne, 48 Anna Maria, 36, 264 Francis, 260 Joshua, 264 John,53 Margaret, 264 William, 206 Philip, 264 Wills, John, 103 Thomas, 264 Wilsford [in Swanborough hundred], p. 6, William S., 11 p. 9; 269-70 Whittick, Charles, rector of Codford St. Wilsford [in Underditch hundred], p. 6; Peter, 78 271-2 Whitworth, William, 160 and see Woodford and Wilsford Wick and Walton [in Downton], 104 Wilson: Wickham: Henry, rector of Collingbourne Ducis, 80 John, 19 Mrs., 218 William, 198 Wilton, James, 32 Widhill [in Cricklade St. Sampson], 90 Wilton, 273 Wightwick: Abbey, 163 n., 199, 239 Rev. Charles, 173, 235 hospital of St. John, 46, 169, 247, 273 C., rector of Brinkworth, 39 rector of, 46, 273 Rev. Henry, 235 school, 162 Henry, the younger, rector of Bremilham, Wilton [in Great Bedwyn], 18 41 Wiltshire: and see Whittick Thomas, 48, 190, 221 Wigmore: William, 32 George, 61 Wilts. & Berks. Canal, 221, 248 James, 162 Winchester, marquess of, see Paulet, William, 162 Charles Wilcot, p. 6; 268 Winchester (Hants): and see Draycot Fitz Payne bishop of, 104, 126, 162 Wild (Wyld): College, 3, 24, 36, 104, 108, 122, 237 Jonas, 199, 268 dean and chapter of, 1, 81, 108, 135, 147, Richard, 268 156-7, 251, 265 Robert, 55 and see Appendix 1: Comely, James; Rev. Thomas, 192 Gale, Richard C.; and Appendix 2: Thomas, rector of Woodborough, 282 Gale, Richard C. Thomas John, rector of North Wraxall, Windham, see Wyndham 286 Window, Thomas, 232 William Thomas, rector of Blunsdon St. Windsor, William, of Salisbury, valuer, see Andrew, 29 Appendix 1 INDEX 155 Windsor, dean and canons of, 8, 51, 100, Woody, William, 131, 173 107, 129, 205-6, 230, 240, 250, 261 Woolford, John, 67 Wingfield, 274 woolley, 34 Winsley, tithing [in Bradford on Avon], 34 Wootten, David 42 Winter, George, 211 ' Winterboume Bassett, 275 vvzoofion ??'ssett’2%8: Winterbourne Dauntsey, 276 0° on ‘vets’ Winterbourne Earls, 277 Worcester College, see Oxford Winterbourne Gunner, 278 Worrall, George, 52 rector of, 153, 278 Worton [in Potterne], 213 Winterbourne Monkton, p. 2, n. 3 wmmllv N°1'th- 235 Winterbourne stoke, 279 Wraxall, South, tithing [in Bradford on vicar of, 132, 219 Avon]. 34 Winterslow, 230 Wrey. Rev- B- W-. 190 Wishford, Great, 281 Wright: Almshouse, 200 George, 58 charity school, 22 Isaac, 286 Witchell: -I011". 7 J01-m, 63, 200 Nehemiah, 111 Thomas, 236 Wrottesley, Charles, rector of East Knoyle, William, 236 145, 162 Withers: Wroughton, George, 211, 268 R3-llihi 221 Wroughton, 287 Richard, junior, 33 Wyld, see wild Richard, senior, 33 wylye 233 Robert, of Moredon, valuer, see Appen‘ and tree Stockwell, Joseph Samuel

Witts' Bﬁidme_ _ ' 1 _ WyndhamAlexander,(Windham):228 Wood, William Bryan, of Barnbridge, Charles’ 103 valuer and mapmaker, see Appendices George, ca,-1 of Egremont, 24, 175, 243 1‘2 John, rector of Sutton Mandeville, 273 Woodbowush. 282 Wadham, s, 169, 225, 216-1, 234 Woodcock: William, 7, 100, 167, 246, 253 Sarah, 197 William, 58, 130 Woodford, 283 and see Appendix 1: Hughes, Robert Yarnton’ Henry’ 41’ 136 Woodford and Wilsford, prebendary of, Yatesburyi 239 2714, 233 Yatton Keynell, 290 woodman; Yeeles, George, 286 1-[em-y, 192 Yerbury, Mrs. Esther, 34 Isaac, 183 York (Yorke): William, 1, 47, 135 Frederick, 108 Woodruﬁ‘ (Woodroff): 10110. Z34 Ggorge, 183 RICI'lBl'd, 240 R. G., 41 Young: Woods: Abraham, junior, 39 George, 36 Daniel, 39 William, 274 Ellen, 173 Woodstock (Oxon.), see Appendix 1: George, 58, 151, 242 Raine, Richard Harry, 39 Woodward: Henry, 183 Abraham, 76 Mary, 108 George, 76 Nathaniel, 39 Henry, 161, 173 Thomas, 76, 192 Isaac, 173 William, 192 98 WILTSHIRE TITHE APPORTIONMENTS Tithe rent-charge On Tilshead windmill £1 ls. to the vicar [J. H. Johnson]. Remaining tithes extinguished under Inclosure Award, 1814. Map l/2772.

253 TISBURY (7,253 a.) Agreement 31 Jan. 1838, supplementary agreement 14 Aug. 1839, conﬁrmed 28 March 1840. Tithe rent~charge £440 to the vicar (Simon Webber) for great tithes on 1,663 a. and for small tithes, and 10s. for tithes on vicarial glebe; on the Chantry lands £67 12s. to the rector of Compton Chamberlayne (‘William E. Honey) for great and small tithes; on Chicksgrove £50 5s. to William Wyndham for tithe of hay. Moduses of 3d. a cow, 6d. a calf, Id. a garden, and la’. for all poultry are payable; 1,422 a. tithe-free. Arable 2,861 a. Meadow 2,335 a. Wood 635 a. Owners 62. Henry Benedict Arundell, Lord Arundell, 1,754 a.; Charles Arundell 639 a.; John Bracher, James Bracher, William Turner, and Matthew Combes 118 a.; John Benett 2,041 a.; John Benett and Sir Hyde Parker 358 a.; bishop of Salisbury 75 a.; James Morrison 430 a.; Ann Mortimer 108 a.; John Thomas Mayne 57 a.; James Turner 64 a.; dean and chapter of Bristol 82 a. and 12 a. (rectorial glebe); William Turner 164 a.; Henrietta Moody 78 a. ; William Wyndham 1,334 a. Vicarial glebe 3 a. Occupiers William Sumner 151 a.; James Rebbeck 123 a.; Lord Arundell 208 a.; Henry Bracher 70 a.; Robert Barfoot 80 a.; John Benett 929 a.; Samuel Bristol 481 a.; Thomas Dukes 87 a.; John Turner 229 a.; Joseph King, senior, 112 a.; Joseph King 175 a.; James Jukes 99 a.; Thomas Ransam 75 a. ; Joseph Alford, junior, 207 a.; Martha Everett 110 a.; James Morrison 126 a.; James Lampard 251 a.; James Turner 255 a.; George Bracher I96 a.; James Bracher 566 a.; J. T. Mayne 57 a.; William Turner 164 a.; Matthew Combes 164 a.; William Wyndham 63 a.; John Gray 231 a.; John Combes 297 a.; William Edwards 94 a. Map 1/6336.

254 TOCKENHAM (704 a.) Agreement 9 Nov. 1837, conﬁrmed 7 May 1839. Tithe rent-charge £255 3s. to the rector (Thomas Hyde Ripley) for great and small tithes, including £6 2s. 6a’. for great tithes and £3 17s. 6d. for small tithes on glebe. Arable 139 a. Meadow 519 a. Wood 10 a. Owners 5. Sir Robert John Buxton 646 a.; Jacob and Richard Smith 86 a. Glebe 36 a. Occupiers Isaac Clarke 89 a.; James Hathway 290 a.; John Matthews 179 a. Map 1/2376.

255 TOLLARD ROYAL (2,716 a.) Tollard Royal and Tollard Farnham tithing. Agreement 7 May 1838, conﬁrmed 15 May 1840.