Rivershall particular of Copieholds late 16C Word version. Images as a pdf. Rivershall particular of Copieholds late 16C Date to be verified - looks like 1504 ish? . Note sure about pages 6v & 8v - missing.
I did a search for the name cwengifu and came up with this and in the appendix starting with p105 it talks about Queen's estates in later anglo saxon England. From the table it seems to indicate that in 1086 Cwengifu held her estate as a tenant originally from Queen Æthelflæd of Damerham, wife of Edmund. This is only an…
in Margin: Wingfeild and others agt Essington and others Whereas heretofore John Wingfeild gent and Anne Wingfield complaynantese exhibitteithere bill of Complaynt into the honorabloe Court of Chancery against Thomas Essington Esr Robt Wingfeild Barronett an Infant by Sr John Jacob his Guardian William Morgan esqre Thomas Humble and other o? Defendants. Declaring by the same that in the yeare…
As text:- Between the earlier Jermys, Hewetts and Wingfields, and the later Barnardistons, the manors of Brightwell, Foxhall and Kesgrave were owned for just ten years by the Essingtons, a family with Gloucestershire origins. If this was a surprising interruption to the local succession, it was an even stranger interlude in the prosperous career of Thomas Essington, who like…
Have attached a background to the land survey done in 1656. 1656 and all that background This sets the background to the political situation at the time and why one may have been done. Namely Thomas Essington thomas Essington of Brightwell bought the estate from Richard Wingfield. Not sure why he sold it but may have something to do with the Civil…
Co written by the late Andrew Haig, one time member and occupant of ] and Cyril Ionides. Part of the houseboat became ]. The book is available to read here.
Extract from The Perrenial Diary of the Rev. Thomas Henry Waller 1832-1920. Born at White Hall Waldringfield 16. May 1832 died at Rivers Hall. Rector of Waldringfield 1862 to 1905. 22November 1903 High tide with NW. wind breaching the river walls and flowing to Shottisham Ford as 29th. November 1897. HW. about 1.45 a.m 29. November 1897. Shottisham Ford wall…
?JERIES WAY ?LEROYES WAY ?TERYER WAY or JERYES WAY CHURCH WAY CROUCH WAY drift way highway leading from WALDRINGFIELD STREET to IPSWICH highway leading towards WALDRINGFIELD CLIFF JOINES WAY? LONG LANE MARK WAY MARK WAY leading to the CLIFF REEVES WAY in part, otherwise the MARSH WAY RIVERSHALL WAY TERYER WAY? JERYES WAY The CLIFF WAY THE CLIFFE WAY The…
Land ALKINS ARMONDS BANANE BARNHAMS YARD BEALES BLACKSONS BLACKSOWS BLAXONS BRALLGATE BREAME BREAMLAND, BRENNE LAND BRENNYMEADOW BROOMSTUBB BUFFETTS BUSSETTS & LITTLE CLAYES BUSSETTS late GIRLINGS Cole Croft COLECROFT CROUCH HOUSE pightle CUMBERLAND ELMES FELL CLOSE GOODMANS GREAT CLAYES otherwise KELL PIGHTLES GREAT CLAYES otherwise KILE PIGHTLE GREAT GIRLINGS and KILE PIGHTLE HALL CLOSE HALL CLOSE WAFFINS HALL PENNIES HALLGATE HARD…
Expanded view of Quay area. The buildings on the quay, from left to right The one you can just see, was the building known as "The Paint Shop",the middle one was the main "Boat Building Workshop", the dark building on the right was known as "Wickmans Shed" which covered a launching ramp, with railway lines and bogey which brought yachts up…
Folio 1 Rivershall in An Exact Partlicular of the several Waldringfielde Copyhold Lands belonging to the Mannor of Rivershall in Waldringfielde in the County of Suffolk as they are now abutted Being part of the possessions of Thomas Easington of Brightwell In the said County Esquire made and complete as well by search Of the Court Rolls of…
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