A geographical dictionary providing reference information about places and place names in Warminster and other civil parishes in the surrounding area.
Rev. John Jeremiah Daniell, in The History Of Warminster, published in 1879, referring to inscribed tablets in Christ Church, Warminster, noted:
On the north wall ~
Sacred to the memory of Anna M.D. Walsh, who died 31 Jan. 1855, aged 22. “Accepted in the Beloved.”
Anne Morgan, aged 81, of Boreham, Warminster, was buried at Christ Church, Warminster, on 29th October 1853.
Monday 8th December 1845
John Haynes, son of John Haynes, of Stockwell, apprenticed to Henry Thacker, cooper, of Bunhill Row, London, 6 years, £22 5s., 8th December 1845. John Haynes senior and his wife are from Warminster. John Haynes senior is servant to Mr. Gay at Stockwell.
A print of Warminster from the 1840s.
The view looks north across Weymouth Street
(constructed 1830) to the town centre.
Weymouth Street was originally known
for many years as New Road.
The Chapel of St. Lawrence centre of the picture.
Arn Hill and Copheap in the background.
1845
Probate. The will of Etheldred Benett of Norton House, Norton Bavant, near Warminster, dated 1840 (will proved 1845), reference 413/368, is held by the Wiltshire And Swindon History Centre, Cocklebury Road, Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN15 3QN, telephone 01249 705500.
A list of the sick at Bugley relieved by the Warminster Ladies Benevolent Society in the year ending July 1844:
Keziah Adlam, 1s. 6d.
Susan Brimsden, 2s. 0d.
Sarah Clacey, 1s. 0d.
Sarah Elliott, 1s. 0d.
A list of the sick at Pinnell’s Yard, Warminster, relieved by the Warminster Ladies Benevolent Society in the year ending July 1844:
Ann Carter, 1s. 0d.
Widow Jerrett, £2s. 0d.
A list of the sick at Smith’s Yard relieved by the Warminster Ladies Benevolent Society in the year ending July 1844:
Christiana King’s child, 1s 0d.
Elizabeth King’s child (dead), 2s. 0d.
Matthew King and child, 2s. 0d.
A. Young’s child, 2s. 0d.
A list of the sick at South Alley relieved by the Warminster Ladies Benevolent Society in the year ending July 1844:
Betty Trapp (dead), 2s. 6d.
William Parker, 2s. 0d.
Fernicomb is named on the 1840 Map of Warminster.
