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Longdon [Longedon]

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prattinton/01/24/05
Title
Longdon [Longedon]
Level of description
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Scope and content
According to E A B Barnard, ‘The Prattinton Collections of Worcestershire History’ (1931) (digitised copy available at https://collections.sal.org.uk/pra.12.01) the contents include:

Church notes and inscriptions (1810), 1-3; Chaceley (1810), 4-5; abstracts of deeds, 6-13, 19; Chaceley, parish notes, 21; church notes and inscriptions (1818), 26-7; extracts from church registers, 28-32; benefactors, 34-5. Longdon, church notes and inscriptions (1820), 37-41, 43, 68-71, 98; Castle Morton, extracts from church registers, 45; benefactors, 46; pedigree of Pytts 50; abstracts of Longdon deeds, 51, 72-7; deeds in Longdon School chest, 72-7; Longdon, extracts from church registers, 79-83, 103-6; abstracts of Longdon parish deeds, 84-8; original petition of parishioners (1638), 89; Castle Morton, church notes and inscriptions (1820), 92-4; Estington, 96; Longdon charitable lands, etc., 97; abstracts and transcripts of Castle Morton deeds, 99-101; parish notes, etc., 121-4; theft at Pensax Court (1828), 125; Manor of Newnham (n.d.), 126; terrier of Kington (1636), 127; tenants and customs of manors of Moore, Newnham, Lindridge, Kington, Pensax, etc., 127-57.
Archival history
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