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General notes on Langford from sources in the County Record Office

1542-1902

From: 1542 To: 1902

Old accession number 1484

Extracts from wills: John Wales (made 1526) William Grey (made 1542) Richard Sutton (made 1542) Agnes Hemyng (made 1545) Elizabeth Wallis (made 1614) William Phanne (ABP1590-1/126) Henry Clarke (ABP1668/145) John Whyteinge (ABP1612/65) Nonconformists: Compton's Return, 20 adults in 1676 Society of Friends: 1709 Monthly meeting at Langford 1723 Meeting House built 1764 Meeting at Langford ceased Burials at church: Matthew Pain, 19 Sep 1746 Mary Pickett, 23 Nov 1746 John Sale, 13 Nov 1763 Isaac Hughes, 25 Dec 1763 Sarah Waid, 16 Jan 1765 Anne Chapman, 27 May 1765 Robert Grey, 18 Jun 1766 Licences for use of private houses as places of occasional worship: 1780, House of Thomas Roberson 1788, House of Thomas Robinson 1807, House and Barn of Henry Bean 1822, Building on the premises of of William Edwards 1827, Building in the possession of John Foster 1838, House of Hugh Kilby 1840, House of William Timpson Appointment of William Lincoln to look after the common fields, the cows and catch vermin (P99/12/1) Rights of inhabitants of Langford to keep livestock on the common lands (HA1/5) Extract from Glebe Terrier (ABE1/2) Extracts from Langford Schools log books Epidemic at Langford - Dr G. Yeat's report 13 January 1802 (Whitbread papers)

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Wales, John,
Grey, William,
Sutton, Richard,
Hemyng, Agnes,
Wallis, Elizabeth,
Phanne, William,
Clarke, Henry,
Whyteinge, John,
Pain, Matthew,
Pickett, Mary,
Sale, John,
Hughes, Isaac,
Waid, Sarah,
Chapman, Anne,
Grey, Robert,
Roberson, Thomas,
Robinson, Thomas,
Bean, Henry,
Edwards, William,
Foster, John,
Kilby, Hugh,
Timpson, William,
Lincoln, William,
Yeats, G

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