Ablington-Axford

JAC/01

Ablington-Axford

1323 - 1851

Series

1 volume

Ablington-Axford (mounts paginated 1-141). The Alderton section, pp.3-77, includes four deeds, 1323, p.23; a summons to retainers from Lord Pembroke, 1554, p.23; much relating to the Gore family including the probate will of Thomas Gore, 1697, p.63; case and opinion relating to the vicarages of Sherston and Alderton, 1679, pp.67-72; and w/cols and sketches of Alderton church and school, 1827-51, pp.47, 49-57, 75. At p.107, A Poem. The Abbey of Ambresbury, printed for T Cadell, Strand, etc. (early 19th century): the first part of an anonymous poem beg. 'What gloomy spectre at this twilight hour', ends 'A solemn fast their memory renew'd'.

This volume is now divided into two separate boxes. Please see below for the locations and contents of each box. If you would like to consult this material, please specify which part you are interested in.

Box 1
Alderton / Aldrington including the Gore family p.3-60

Box 2
Alderton / Aldrington including the Gore family p.61-77
Ablington p.78
Acley p.78
Aldbourne (Aldbourne) p.79-84
Alderbury p.85
Allington p.85-89
Alton Berners p.90-91
Alton Priors p.92
Alvediston p.92
Alvington p.92
Ambresbury (Amesbury) p.93-107
Ansty p.108
Ashley p.109-110
Ashton Giffard (Ashton Gifford) p.111
Ashton Keynes p.111-114
Asserton p.115
Atworth including the Hale family p.116-125
Avebury p.126-133
Avon p.134
Axford p.135

Jackson, John Edward (1805-1891), Anglican clergyman, antiquary and librarian to Lord Bath

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