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: ffiottB on the Visitation of praoitttfhire 1634. BY A. GIBBONS, F.S.A. [Printed for Subscribers only.] Lincoln JAMES WILLIAMSON, PRINTER, 290, HIGH STREET. 1898. H ffixduz. THE Visitation which is the subject of the following Notes was made in the year 1634 by Chitting, Chester Herald, and Thompson, acting as deputies to St. George, Clarenceux, and Burroughs, Norroy. The original is in the College of Arms, and no complete copy is known to exist outside the College. Its press-mark in the College Library is C. 23. A List of the pedigrees comprised in the Visitation follows this Preface, those printed in this volume being indicated by an asterisk. The List is followed by the " Disclaimers " at the Visitation, being the names of those gentlemen who were summoned by the Heralds to show their right to bear arms, and either neglected, or refused, or were unable to do so. , Jtbijro*. Adams, Tydd S. Mary *Bolles, Scampton Allen, Hundleby Booth, Goxhill Alleyn, Wilsford ,, Sleaford ,, Skillington ,, East Halton Amcotts, Langton ,, Wootton , , Astrop „ Killingholme Anderson, Broughton Bownde, Louth ,, Casthorpe Bowyer, Bottesford Appleyard, Ulceby Bradley, Louth ,, East Halton *Brewster, Burwell Archer, Great Ponton Briggs, Scremby Armine, Osgodby Brighouse, Coleby Armstrong, Corby Browne, Stamford Asfordby, Saltfleetby „ Pinchbeck , Ashe, Wyberton , Croft Ashfield, Caythorpe ,, Holton-on-Bain Ashton, Grantham *Brownlow, Belton * , Minting , Humby , Ayscough, Kelsey Broxholme. Lincoln * „ Fulstow j) )» ,, Thornton „ Stixwold Nettleham ,, Towes , N. Kelsey and Grimsby , , South Thoresby ,, Bryan, Bolingbroke (2) Buck, Syston Bagshaw, Bourn Burdett, Brandon Baldwer, Sutton Burgess, Creeton Baldwin, Winterton Burgh, Kirton and Grimsby Balguy, Stamford Burneby, Barholm |Ballet, Woodthorpe Burrell, Dowsby Barber, Ruskington Bui ton, Boston Bardesley, Little Gonerby Bury, Grantham Barker, Tealby Butler, Coates by Stow „ Steeping Magna Barnard, Caistor Barnes, Grimsby Caborne, Saltfleetby Baron, Boston Caldecot, Berling Grange Basset, Keal *Caldwall, Thorganby Bawde, Somerby Calverley, Gosberton Benson, North Kelsey Carr, Sleaford Beresford, Leadenham Carter, Coningsby Bestow, Holton-le-Moor Cater, Langton by Wragby Betts, Barlings Cave, Grantham Beverley, Cherry Willingham Cawdron, Hale *Bilcliffe, Usselby Cecil, Stamford (2) Bingham, Market Stainton Chapman, Edlington Birkhill, Garthorpe Childe, Harmston Bishop, Hemswell Cholmeley, Kirkby Underwood *Blanchard, Tetford Clerke, Creeton Blundeston, West Keale Clinton, Sturton Parva Blythe, Stroxton *Clipsham, Cadeby Bolle, Biscathorpe Cogdale, Flixborough Colthurst, Aunsby , , Haugh , VI. Notes on the Visitation of Lincolnshire 1634. Columbell, Gainsborough Folkingham, Sleaford „ Elyton Fordham, Barholm Coney, Sturton Parva Foster, Lincoln „ North Stoke Frieston, Thimbleby ,, Grantham Friskney, Bennington ,, Gedney Fylkyn, Langton „ Sutton S. Mary Constable, Bottesford * „ West Rasen Gamlyn, Spalding Copland, Hatcliffe Gannock, Sibsey Copledyke, Harrington Garnon, Broughton Corbet, Croft *Gedney, Ancaster Cordwaye, Norinanby „ Swarby Cornwallis, Lincoln *Gibbon, Tealby Cracroft, Burgh Gibson, Walmsgate ,, Westby Godfrey, Grantham Cressey, Fulsby inJKirkby-on-Bain ,, Thonock Culverwell, Cherry Burton Godsalve, Barton-on-Humber Curwen Gooche, Alvingham *Cust, Hacconby Goodhall, Holywell Goodhand, Kirmond-le-Mire Goodman, Threckingham *Dalyson, Greetwell Goodrick, Stickney Darby, Leake Goodwyn, Sleaford Darrell, Horkstow Gower, Grimsby Deligne, Harlaxton Grantham, Goltho Dickenson, Woodhouse and Gainsborough Gravenor, Messingham Disney, Norton Disney Gregory, Mexborough Doleman, Uffington Groome, Bitchfield Doughty, Worlaby Guevaro, Stenigot Dymock, Scrivelsby Guillim, Swayfield „ Kyme , , Lincoln , , Haltham-on-Bain Hall, Kettlethorpe ,, Gretford ,, Spalding and Boston Earle, Stragglethorpe Hamby, Tathwell Ellis, Lincoln Hamerton, Walcot ,, Wyham *Hansard, Humberstone Elmes, Sutton * ,, Gayton-le-Wold Elwes, Gainsborough Harbottle, Baston Elye, Utterby Harington, Wykeham in Spalding Emerson, Cadney , Boothby ,, Searby Hart, Boston Empson, Boston Hartgrave, Wilksby Eresby, Somercotes Hastings, Bilsby Estoft, Estoft "Hatcher, Careby Evington, Spalding Healey, Burringham Evre (Eure), Washingborough Heneage, Hainton Ewart, Bail of Lincoln Herenden, Graby in Aslackby Heron, Cressy in Surfleet ,, Burton Coggles Farmery, Heapham Hewitt, Ingoldsby Fawne, Skendleby Hickman, Gainsborough Fiennes, Sturton Parva Hobson, Boston Fitz, Market Rasen , , Spalding Fitz William, Clixby Hodgson, Raithby , , , Pedigrees. vn. Hodson, Gedney *Lockton, Swineshead Hollingworth, Lincoln * „ Boston Hollis, Grimsby Lodington, Faldingworth Hopkinson, Alford Loundes, Bratoft Hornby, Lucas, Fenton Hornsey, Fiskerton Houghton, Boston Howe, Sudbroke Holme Maddyson, Fulnetby Howson, Wigtoft , Trusthorpe Humberstone, Upton Manby, Walmsgate Hunston, Leake Markham, Sedgebrook Hurst, Barrowby ,, Newbold Abbey Hussey, Dunholme , Boston ,, Honington Marshall, Bloxholme Hutchinson, Theddlethorpe Marshe, Mareham-on-the-Hill and Heckington Massingberd, Gunby Irby, Whaplode , Louth , , Sutterton Maudit, Sturton Magna Iremonger, Boothby Maxey, Burgh-in-the-Marsh Ifhell, Bratoft Medlicot, Boston Meredith, Burton Coggles Meres, Kirton-in-Holland Jenkinson, Wickham „ Bonby „ Sotherey in Bardney Metcalfe, Revesby Jessopp, Revesby Metham, Bullington Johnson, Raithby Michell, South Witham ,, Claxby *Micklethwaite, Binbrook Julyan, Lincoln Midlemore. Barton-on-Humber Milner, Wickenby Monson, South Carlton Kay, Holbeach ,, Northorpe Kelke, Bametby >> j» *Kent, Langton-by-Horncastle Moore, Grantham King, Ashby-de-la-Laund , , Stubton Kirkton, Grimsby Morgan, Scrivelsby Kynde, Coleby Morley, Holme Moryson, Beelsby Mussenden, Burgh-in-the-Marsh Lacon, Tetney Lacy, Gainsborough Lambert, Pinchbeck Needham, Grimsby Langton, Langton Nelson, Hougham „ Keadby, Isle of Axholme Nelthorp, Brigg ,, Mareham Nethercotts, Nettleham Larke, Gainsborough Nevile, Haddington Law, Candlesby * „ Faldingworth Lawson, Revesby Newcomen, Saltfleetby „ Scremby ,, Withern Leach, Ranby ,, Hagnaby Lenyng, Barnetby Newstead, Somercotes *Lister, Coleby Newton, Gonerby * ,, Horncastle Nicholson, Gainsborough *Littlebury, Somersby Northan, Whitton Llanden, Hundleby Norton, Sibsey „ Dalby Norwood, Wykeham in Spalding , viii. Notes on the Visitation of Lincolnshire 1634. Ogle, Pinchbeck (2) *Sandwith, Barton-on-Humber Oldfield, Spalding *Savile, Newton Ormsby, Partney Scopham, East Halton Osgarby, Osgarby *Scrope, Cockerington Osney, Louth Sharpe, Bourn Sheffield, Croxby. Shepard, Hemingby Palfryman, Lusby Sherard, Gautby Palmer, Burgh-in-the-Marsh , Alvingham Sits'ilt. See Cecil. , Winthorpe Skegness, Trusthorpe Carlton Scroop Alford Fleet Skepper, East Kirkby Parker, Toynton Skinner, Frieston Parkyns, Ashby Skipwith, Legbourne * , , , Grantham , Grantham Paslew, Welton „ Utterby Pelham, Brocklesby Sleford, Woolsthorpe Pell, Dembleby Smith, Irford „ Tattershall , , Heapham Pepper, , Elsham Thorley , Phillips, Orby ,, Close of Lincoln , , Wispington Pickering, Hougham ,, Theddlethorpe Pigge, West Keal , Boston , Pigott, Orby Snoden, Horncastle *Pilkington, Hawerby and North Coates , Boston , Pistor, Metheringham and Close of Lincoln *South, Kelstern * Ponte, Lincoln ,, Somercotes Portington, Owston, Isle of Axholme Stacy, Castle Bytham Prescott, Heighington Staveley, Purley, Farlesthorpe Storey *Pury, Kirton and Walcot Stourton, Walesby Stow, Newton Stukeley, Boston Quadring, Irby Styroppe, Close of Lincoln Symcotts, Louth Taylor, Doddington Radley, Yarborough Thompson, Wellingore Rands, Lincoln , Anwick ,, Burton juxta Lincoln ,, Bloxham Reade, Wrangle ,, Boothby Rigdon, Gedney Thorndyke, Greenfield Riley, Boston ,, Scamblesby Rither, Belton Thornhill, Mareham Rivett, Rowston ,, Owston Robinson, Lincoln Thornton, Grantham *Rosseter, Somerby Thorold, Grantham , , Kirton-in-Holland ,, Hough on Hill Rothwell, Ewerby „ Marston (2) Rowe, Welbourn , Boston , Thory, Boston , , Ingoldmells Saltmarsh, Wragby *Tirwhitt, Kettleby „ Strubby * „ Stainfield Sanderson, Abbey Grange Tokyng, Edlington Sands, Thornton College Tooley, Doewood Grange Pedigrees. IX. *Totheby, Totheby Whetstone, Caistor Tourney, Whichcote, Coningsby Townley, Nocton (2) „ Dunston Townraw, Ashby „ Haverholme Tredway, Hough White, Markby Truesdale, Hundon Wickham, Caistor Trollop, Bourn Williams, Denton Tupholme, Grimsby ,, Swarby Williamson, Bilsby Willson, Manthorpe *Upton, Northolme (2) Wilson, Sheepwash Wimberley, Pinchbeck Wingfield, Stamford Vaudelure, Boston Witherwyck, Snelland Vavasour, Bellwood Wolby Wooley, Cumberworth Woolmer, Swineshead (2) Wade, Kingerby Wray, Glentworth Walcot, Walcot ,, Spridlington Walpole, Alvingham Wright, Caistor ,, Pinchbeck „ Market Rasen Weaver, Stamford Welby, Denton * ,, Moulton Yarborough, Yarborough Welcome, Market Stainton Yorke, Nettleham Whatton, Stamford Yowars, Whelpdaie, Orby DISCLAIMERS. Ansell, Edward, Gosberton Daniell, John, Sutton Archer, Alexander, Welton Dawson, Geo., Temple Brewer ,, Nathaniel Day, William Armsted, Thomas, Abthorpe „ Gunby Aystrop, Thomas, Kirton Denton, William Drake, John, Habrough Drant, John, Mawthorpe Bateman, Thomas, Rathby Draper, Rd., Boston Benskin, John, Brought Bilclift, Joseph Bolt, John, Edlington Foster, John, Holbech Booky, Francis, Temple Brewer Fotherby, George Brown, Wm., Gainsborough Brugh, Wm., Horncastle Burkhill, John, Garthorpe Gilby, Richd., Goxhill Graves, Wm., Algarkirk Greve, Wm., Grasby Chamberlain, Edwd., Pinchbeck
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    £995,000 Freehold Skegness Golf Centre, Chapel Lane, Addlethorpe, Skegness, PE24 4TG 90+ Acre Golf Centre with Club House and Shop 9 Hole Golf Course plus 6 hole Pitch and Putt 16 Bay driving Range Industrial Shed for Equipment Storage Enormous Potential for Leisure and Holiday Use Location Addlethorpe is a small village situated just off the A52 just west of Ingoldmells in Lincolnshire which is a prime holiday location with easy access to Skegness, Mablethorpe and Chapel St Leonards The village itself is very much residential, but is very close to Ingoldmells a well known holiday destination, with sites containing large numbers of caravans. The first Butlins was located nearby Property Description Created approximately 17 years ago from the lush Lincolnshire soil, the course has been considerably improved in recent years although it has now closed due to Covid 19 and is unlikely to be re-opened by the current owners. Currently this circa 90 acre plot is home to Skegness Golf Centre, previously known as Addlethorpe Golf Club. Accommodation The Club House offers Hospitality as well as a Golf Shop and is open to the Public as well as Golfing members A bespoke 9 hole golf course with brick built clubhouse, 6 hole pitch and put and 16 bay driving range. Accessed from the main road by private drive, there is a utility area which is well screened by trees and this houses a recently built industrial unit with roller doors. This contains all the equipment and machinery required for maintaining such a business. Services Electricity and water are to the site and clubhouse, there is a water treatment plant for the sewage.
  • Northolme Farmhouse, Northolme Cottage, Former Alvingham Farm Shop, Cafe and Land, Alvingham

    Northolme Farmhouse, Northolme Cottage, Former Alvingham Farm Shop, Cafe and Land, Alvingham

    Northolme Farmhouse, Northolme Cottage, Former Alvingham Farm Shop, Cafe and Land, Alvingham Northolme Farm North End, Alvingham, Nr Louth, LN11 0QH A chance to live and work on a privately situated equestrian/hobby farm with a former Farm Shop and Cafe and great potential for further conversion of outbuildings for business, holiday or residential use (STP); all set within 7.7 acres (STS) with a4/5 bedroom period farmhouse and a detached 3-bedroom cottage. Attractive 4/5 bedroom period farmhouse with 3 good reception rooms and a characterful Farmhouse h Kitchen Peaceful rural setting, positioned well back from the village lane along a lengthy driveway Former Farm Shop and Cafe building with a butchery and numerous cold storage rooms with a spacious parking and turning area opposite A range of outbuildings suitable to be used in conjunction with hobby farming or equestrian use and/or with great potential to convert into holiday, business or residential accommodation (STP) Land extending to7.7 acres (STS) to include 3 level grass paddocks A detached brick and pantile 3 bedroom cottage with a lawned garden and outbuildings, ideal to generate income as a rental property or equally for housing family or staff Ideally located for access to both the market town of Louth and the Coast Sole Agents: Masons Rural and Equestrian Cornmarket, Louth, Lincolnshire LN11 9QD T 01507 350500 www.ruralproperty4sale.co.uk Situation This appealing rural setting is within easy commuting distance of Louth, the coast and the Humber bank. To drive to the property from Louth take Eastfield Road, turn left signposted Alvingham, at the t –junction turn right onto Alvingham road.
  • PROPOSED GOLF COURSE ADDLETHORPE SKEGNESS, LINCOLNSHIRE Agricultural Land Classification July, 1996

    PROPOSED GOLF COURSE ADDLETHORPE SKEGNESS, LINCOLNSHIRE Agricultural Land Classification July, 1996

    PROPOSED GOLF COURSE ADDLETHORPE SKEGNESS, LINCOLNSHIRE Agricultural Land Classification July, 1996 Resource Planning Team ADAS Reference: 42/96 Huntingdon Statutory Group MAFF Reference: EL 24/2162 ADAS Cambridge LUPU Commission: C02308 AGRICULTURAL LAND CLASSIFICATION REPORT ADDLETHORPE, SKEGNESS, LINCOLNSHIRE Introduction 1. This report presents the findings of a detailed, Agricultural Land Classification (ALC) survey of 30.1 ha of land at Addlethorpe. The survey was carried out during June 1996. 2. The survey was commissioned by the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAFF) Land Use Planning Unit, Cambridge in cormection with an application for a proposed extension to a golf course, 3. The work was conducted by members of the Resource. Plannmg Team in the Huntingdon Statutory Group in ADAS, The land has been graded in accordance with the pubUshed MAFF ALC guidelmes and criteria (MAFF, 1988). A description of tiie ALC grades and subgrades is given in Appendix I. 4. At the time of survey the majority of the site was under winter wheat. A small area in the north east was under grass and there was an area that had been used for dumpmg soil and rubble. A new pond had recently been dug in the south central part of the site. Summary 5. The findings of the survey are shown on ttie enclosed ALC map. The map has been drawn at a scale of 1:10 000. It is accurate at this scale but any enlargement would be misleading. 6. The area and proportions of the ALC grades and subgrades on the surveyed land are summarised in Table 1, Table I: Areas of grades and other land Grade/Other land Area (hectares) % surveyed 3a 5.9 19.6 3b 22.7 75.4 Other land 1.5 5.0 Total agricultural land 28.6 95.0 Total survey area 30.1 100.0 7.