From The Warminster Parish Magazine And Church Register, No.3, Vol.4, March 1867:
The Rev. F.T. Wethered, M.A., formerly curate of the Parish Church, has, for a while, resumed his work among us.
Category: Persons
Persons, parent category.
Burial Of Jane Dutch
Jane Dutch, aged 72, of East Street, Warminster, was buried at Christ Church, Warminster, on 25th January 1867.
Burial Of Emily Carson
Emily Carson, aged 38, of East Street, Warminster, was buried at Christ Church, Warminster, on 20th November 1865.
Death Of Mary Anna Anthony
Monday 1st June 1863
Death notice in the Warminster Miscellany (a monthly publication).
June 1863
On the 10th ult., at Frome, Mary Anna, the beloved wife of the Rev. D. Anthony, B.A., and daughter of the late Rev. J.J. Freeman, aged 38 years.
Sale Of Furniture And Effects Of The Late Mrs. Skeete, 3 Boreham Villas, Warminster
Advertisement in the Warminster Miscellany And Local Advertiser, issued dated 1st July 1862:
To be sold by auction, by Mr. Stent, – without reserve, – on Tuesday the 22nd July, 1862, on the premises No.3 Boreham Villas, the entire useful Household Furniture, Valuable Plate, and other Effects of the late Mrs. Skeete, deceased.
Particulars, in Catalogues, may be obtained of the Auctioneer, Portway, Warminster, three days prior to the Sale; and the Furniture will be on view the day before the Sale.
The House to Let, with Immediate Possession.
An Account Book Of William Kirk
An account book of William Kirk, currier, can be found in the archives at the Wiltshire And Swindon History Centre at Cocklebury Road, Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN15 2QN. It is dated 1838-1857, and 1862. The reference number is 1027. NRA Category reference NRA 16840 Warminster Tradesmen.
Miss Fox, Music Instructor
Advert in The Warminster Miscellany, 2 September 1861:
Miss Fox begs to announce to her Friends that she has recommenced her Instruction of her Pupils in Music, and that she is desirous of adding to their number, her time at present not being fully occupied. West Street, Warminster.
Thirty-One Deeds Relating To Houses In East Street And Furlong (Imber Road), Warminster, And The Will Of Morgan Brine, Linen-Draper
1861
Thirty-one deeds relating to houses in East Street and Furlong (later Imber Road), Warminster, including copy will of Morgan Brine of Warminster, linen-draper, 1804 (probably proved P.C.C.), dated 1760 – 1861, reference: 1546/1, are held by the Wiltshire And Swindon History Centre, Cocklebury Road, Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN15 3QN, telephone 01249 705500.
Death Of Miss Sarah Abbott
Sunday 1st July 1860
Death notice in the Warminster Miscellany (a monthly publication).
July 1860.
On the 20th ult., at Sutton Veny, Miss Sarah Abbott, aged 54 years.
Supposed Infanticide – Lydia Macey Committed For Trial
From The Warminster Herald, Saturday 21st January 1860:
Supposed Infanticide. – The body of a new born infant was found in a well on the down between Battlesbury and Scratchbury, on the 14th inst. An inquest was held on the body before G. Sylvester, Esq., and on the 18th inst. a single woman of Boreham, named Lydia Macey, was fully committed for trial at the Spring Assizes for the offence.