Maiden Bradley-Monkton Farley, and Leigh Delamere
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                        JAC/08
                    
                
                    
                    
                        Title
                    
                    
                        Maiden Bradley-Monkton Farley, and Leigh Delamere
                    
                
                    
                    
                        Date
                    
                    
                        13th century -1852
                    
                
                    
                    
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                        Series
                    
                
                    
                    
                        Extent and format
                    
                    
                        1 volume (ff.114)
                    
                
                    
                    
                        Scope and content
                    
                    
                        Includes:- Alehouse licence in Maiden Bradley, 1624, fol.1v, and pencil drawing, annotated 'a recollection' 'C/B', 1820, fol.5v; warrant, signed by seven arbitrators for the restoration of the parsonage of Manningford Abbott to Thomas Clarke, clerk, 1660, fol.9; an anti-Bonaparte song, The Marbro' Landlords' Intention, by Mr Fox (sung at convivial societies in the west of England), fol.23; grant of land in Marston, 13th century, fol.24; release of actions by Edward Somerset of Martyn, 1561, fol.25; release of actions by Sampson Baldwin of Melksham, 1624, fol.29v; alehouse licence relating to Boreham in Milton Lilbourne, 1628, fol.41; Leigh Delamere: deacon's orders, 1636, of Philip Kingsman, and Bishops court decision relating to his estate, 1675, fol.57v-8; portions of court rolls relating to the manors of Kington and Somerford, and Leigh Delamere, 16th-17th century, fols.60-3; court of survey of Leigh Delamere manor, after 1679, fol.64, rental, 1680, fol.63, agreement to lease of a moiety, 1688, fol.63v; numerous drawings and plans, mostly of the old church at Leigh Delamere, including a w/col by Jackson of Leigh Delamere 'when I first saw it', 1846, fol.53, and of the old rectory, 1845 and later, fols.81v-108v; view through Jackson's study window, 1852, fol.105v.
This volume is now divided into three 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
Maiden Bradley p.1-6
Maddington p.7
Manton p.8
Manningford Bruce, Manningford Abbot, Manningford Bohun (Bohune) p.9-15
Marden p.16
Marlborough p.17-23
Marston p.19 and 24
Martin p.25
Martinshill p.26
Melkshott (Melchet) p.26
Melksham p.27-34
Mere p.35
Mildenhall p.36-37
Milford p.38
Milston p.38
Milton Lislebonne (Lilbourne) p.39-40
Box 2
Milton Lislebonne (Lilbourne) p.41-43
Minty (Minety) p.44-45
Monkton Farley (Monkton Farleigh) p.46-50
Leigh Delamere p.51-70
Box 3
Leigh Delamere, including Steeple Lavington and Fisherton De La Mere p.71-110
                
                    
                    This volume is now divided into three 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
Maiden Bradley p.1-6
Maddington p.7
Manton p.8
Manningford Bruce, Manningford Abbot, Manningford Bohun (Bohune) p.9-15
Marden p.16
Marlborough p.17-23
Marston p.19 and 24
Martin p.25
Martinshill p.26
Melkshott (Melchet) p.26
Melksham p.27-34
Mere p.35
Mildenhall p.36-37
Milford p.38
Milston p.38
Milton Lislebonne (Lilbourne) p.39-40
Box 2
Milton Lislebonne (Lilbourne) p.41-43
Minty (Minety) p.44-45
Monkton Farley (Monkton Farleigh) p.46-50
Leigh Delamere p.51-70
Box 3
Leigh Delamere, including Steeple Lavington and Fisherton De La Mere p.71-110
                        Creator
                    
                    
                        Jackson, John Edward (1805-1891), Anglican clergyman, antiquary and librarian to Lord Bath
                    
                
                    
                    
                        Previous reference number(s)
                    
                    
                        SAL/MS/817/8
                    
                
                
                
            