Category: Villages, Towns and Places

Information, illustrations and images – including gleanings, parish records, and references to people – for some of the villages and town and places, particularly in the rural areas around Warminster, Wiltshire.

Winterbourne Stoke Burials 1805-1809

Burials at Winterbourne Stoke, 1805 – 1809

Arranged alphabetically by surname:

APPIA AXFORD, 26 November 1809.

PHILLIP BENNETT, 6 February 1805.

GEORGE BROWN, 10 January 1808.

SAMUEL BROWN, 6 January 1805.

CHRISTIAN DIER, 5 May 1805.

WILLIAM DIER, 3 August 1806.

SARAH DOWNTON, 14 May 1805.

HANNAH FELTHAM, 23 October 1807.

LATTY GODWIN, 24 November 1805.

DIANA GRANT, 5 June 1808.

GEORGE KELLOW, 9 February 1805.

JAMES KELLOW, 26 September 1805.

SARAH KELLOW, 22 March 1807.

WILLIAM MUNDAY, 17 April 1809.

GEORGE PETTY, 18 September 1805.

JANE PETTY, 28 September 1808.

THOMAS PETTY, 18 September 1805.

JANE PIERCE, 6 January 1805.

ANN POLDEN, 19 October 1809.

SARAH RANDALL, 3 November 1805.

BETTY SMITH, 29 December 1808.

RACHEL STROTEN, 28 August 1808.

CHARLES TOOMER, 12 March 1805.

CHRISTOPHER TOOMER, 22 November 1807.

GEORGE TOOMER, 22 March 1809.

WILLIAM TUFFIN, 12 July 1809.

Stapleford Burials 1805 – 1809

Burials at Stapleford, 1805 – 1809

Arranged alphabetically by surname:

GEORGE BARNETT, 28 February 1808.

JAMES BARNETT, infant, 7 December 1806.

MARY CABLE, 13 June 1806.

RUEBEN FELTHAM, 29 October 1809.

JOHN FORD, 3 November 1806.

ANN GILES, 24 December 1809.

JAMES HIDE, 31 August 1808.

ELIAS LUCAS, aged 85 years, 8 August 1805.

ALICE MANNS, 18 June 1806.

JOHN MANNS, 5 October 1808.

NATHANIEL MANNS, 28 July 1805.

FLOWER MERRIDEW, 1 November 1809.

SARAH MERRIDEW, 3 July 1805.

PETER OAK, 15 August 1806.

JANE PAVIE, 2 August 1808.

SARAH PAVIE, 18 December 1807.

JOHN PRETTY, aged 88 years, 1 January 1809.

ANN SAPH, wife of John Saph senior, 18 April 1807.

CHARLES SAPH, senior, 19 May 1809.

MARY SAPH, 13 January 1806.

WILLIAM SAPH, 4 May 1806.

JANE STANFORD, 18 April 1809.

WILLIAM STANFORD, infant, 18 December 1808.

THOMAS YOUNG, 11 December 1808.

Codford St. Peter Burials 1805 – 1809

Burials at Codford St. Peter, 1805 – 1809

Arranged alphabetically by surname:

JAMES BADDER, aged 10 years, son of John Badder and Christian Badder,
29 June 1808.

JOHN BADDER, aged 70 years, natural decay,
12 November 1807.

MARGARET BADDER, aged 46 years,
2 October 1805.

MARIA BARNES, aged 6 weeks, daughter of Richard Barnes and Jane Barnes,
29 March 1805.

MARY COLLINS, of Codford St. Mary, aged 26 years, wife of Christopher Collins,
2 September 1806.

THOMAS COTTRELL, aged 5 years, son of Henry Fry and Mary Fry, measles,
29 March 1807.

ELIZABETH DEWEY, aged 2 years, daughter of John Dewey and Mary Dewey, measles,
5 April 1807.

MARY DEWEY, aged 24 years,
1 July 1807.

ANN EVERLEY, aged 67 years, natural decay, 
14 April 1807.

ANN FRY, aged 25 years, 25 August 1808.

MARY FRY, aged 89 years, natural decay,
24 February 1809.

PHILIP FRY, aged 7 years, son of Jane Fry, died suddenly,
11 July 1806.

ELIZABETH GRAY, nee Patient, aged 48 years, wife of William Gray,
9 July 1806.

WILLIAM GRAY, aged 50 years, dropsy,
18 April 1807.

SARAH HOLLOWAY, aged 80, died suddenly,
17 February 1805.

MARTHA INGRAM, aged 21 years, daughter of George Ingram and Martha Ingram,
20 February 1805.

MARY INGRAM, aged 68 years,
2 December 1806.

THOMAS INGRAM, aged 56 years,
7 June 1805.

WILLIAM INGRAM, aged 34 years, son of George Ingram and Martha Ingram, inflammation of the bowels,
11 April 1809.

SARAH KELLOW, aged 60 years,
11 February 1807.

JOHN KEMP, aged 26, son of Ann Kemp, measles,
22 March 1807.

WILLIAM LACY, aged 86 years, natural decay,
15 November 1807.

JOHN LAWES, son of Simon Lawes and Elizabeth Lawes, died on day of birth,
1 August 1805.

MELIORA LONG, from Bishops Cannings, aged 80, widow, natural decay,
9 August 180.

WILLIAM NORRIS, aged 3 months, base born son of Charlotte Norris,
5 July 1808.

SARAH PEARCE, aged 53 years, widow,
30 July 1806.

THOMAS RABBETS, aged 31 years, son of Martha Rabbets,
23 July 1808.

RICHARD RAXWORTHY, aged 19 years,
25 September 1806.

JOHN SCAMMEL, aged 80 years, natural decay,
16 December 1805.

ANN SCAMMELL, aged 72 years, natural decay,
8 November 1807.

MARY STRONG, aged 40 years, cancer and evil,
8 February 1806.

MARY WOODS, aged 46 years,
3 August 1805.

Burials At Hill Deverill 1805-1809

Hill Deverill burials 1805 – 1809

Arranged alphabetically by surname:

JOHN BAYLY COLES, of Rye Hill Farm, 14 May 1806.

MARY EDWARDS, 25 February 1807.

THOMAS EDWARDS, infant son of John Edwards and Ann Edwards, 29 November 1807.

HENRY FOLIOTT, of Hill Deverill Farm, 27 April 1808.

MARY FOLIOTT, of Hill Deverill Farm, 17 July 1808.

HARRIETT GIBBS, 25 February 1807.

JOHN GIBBS, buried by the Parish, 14 January 1808.

RUTH TANNER, buried by the Parish, 22 December 1807.

Burials At Knook 1800-1809

Knook burials 1800 – 1809

Arranged in alphabetical order by surname.

William Bemister, aged 48 years. 13 May 1802.

Anne Coleman, aged 67 years. 13 August 1808.

John Coleman, aged 4 years. 7 June 1806.

Melior Collins, aged 28 years. 19 February 1801.

Mary Crocker, aged 70 years. 24 October 1800.

William Crocker, aged 79 years. 22 September 1807.

Mary Dicks, aged 51 years. 13 September 1805.

Richard Dicks, aged 20 years. 7 March 1807.

Christian Doughty, aged 71 years. 21 December 1801.

George Doughty, aged 76 years. 24 August 1809.

John Doughty, aged 66 years. 29 June 1804.

Ann Everley, aged 4 years. 30 October 1805.

Philippa Everley, aged 42 years. 5 November 1808.

William Everley, aged 61 years. 27 May 1809.

Sarah Everly, aged 80 years. 12 July 1804.

Martha Fowles, aged 69 years. 30 March 1807.

William Fowles, aged 4 years. 22 February 1801.

Mary Harford, aged 34 years. 7 February 1805.

John Harman, aged 61 years. 8 June 1808.

John Stiles Harman, aged 2 years. 22 November 1805.

Mary Harman, aged 44 years.  – March 1801.

William Henry Harman, aged 1 year. 25 June 1806.

Anne Jacob, aged 44 years. 27 January 1801.

John Lewis, aged 77 years. 8 February 1801.

Thomas Line, aged 22 years. 19 January 1802.

Richard Maishment, aged 81 years. 2 January 1803.

Mary Marshment, aged 52 years. 7 December 1808.

Sarah Moody, aged 32 years. 4 June 1806.

Martha Pope, aged 2 weeks. 9 January 1803.

Sarah Pope, aged 62 years. 30 August 1807.

Elizabeth Searchfield, aged 57 years. 23 June 1803.

Sarah Sheppard, aged 30 years. 21 September 1807.

Mary Smith, aged 56 years. 26 April 1802.

Mary Smith, aged 4 years. 6 April 1809.

Hermon Trayer, aged 23 years. 30 September 1806.

Hannah Wallen, aged 86 years. 24 May 1801.

Elizabeth Whatley, aged 9 years. 30 June 1802.

Elijah Whatley, aged 6 months. 15 February 1804.

Robert Whatley, aged 79 years. 11 January 1801.

Robert Whatley, aged 14 years. 16 December 1802.

        –           –       , aged 19 years, 15 December 1807.

Norton Bavant Inclosure Award

Norton Bavant Inclosure Award

[2,221 a.]

Act: 45 G.III c.74 (not printed).

Award: 24 April 1809 (enrolled 23 April 1810), W.R.O. 80.

Commissioners:
George Barnes of Andover, Hants;
John Charlton of Stourton;
John Gatehouse of Buckhorn Weston, Dorset.

Lord of Manor of Norton Bavant, John Benett;
Lord of Manor of Little Sutton, marquess of Bath;
Lord of Manor of Heytesbury, Sir William Pierce Ashe a’Court;
Lord of Manor of Bishopstrow, Mrs Sarah Temple;
Lord of Manor of Edington, Joshua Smith.

Vicar: George Smith.

Area [1,348 a.]
Banham Mead, Scratchbury Down, Cotley Down, Eight Acres, Heathfield.

Allotments 3.
John Benett 1,275 a. (including 39 a. for rectorial glebe);
vicar of Norton Bavant 39 a.;
John Knight 33 a.

Roads:
3 public roads, 3 private roads, 1 private bridle way, 1 public footpath.

Map:
Allottees and acreages.
Parish shown without Middleton but including the village.

See also: Bishopstrow Inclosure Award.

Note:
Boundaries between Norton Bavant and Sutton Veny as fixed by the Sutton Veny Commissioners taken as being correct.

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