Booker Wesleyan Methodist Church - Subscription Stones
The chapel was first built in 1847 with the present church building being built in 1886.
The Sunday School room was rebuilt in 1907.
There are many ways to date an old photograph including identifying the photographer who took the picture and finding out when they were trading. This section lists Victorian and Edwardian photographers in Buckinghamshire including portrait and landscape photographers. The approximate dates for each photographer are given based on entries in directories, newspapers and other sources. The photographers may have been in business before or after the dates given.
This article has been updated to include information from Kelly's Directories 1924 to 1939
This page documents postcard publishers in Buckinghamshire. There are many cards with no indication of who produced them. It appears anybody could produce postcards in their name.
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National Postcard Publishers
This page documents postcard publishers in Buckinghamshire. The list is split into two parts, firstly publishers in Bucks and secondly those outside Bucks (mainly national publishers which have produced local postcards).
This is a list of websites about photographers outside Buckinghamshire
- http://www.earlyphotographers.org.uk
- http://www.photolondon.org.uk/ - London
- http://www.hunimex.com/warwick/photogs.html - Birmingham & Warwickshire
- http://www.cartes.fsnet.co.uk/photo/azlist2.htm - Bristol
- http://mywebpage.netscape.com/hibchris/instant/aboutme.html - Victorian Photographers of Britain
Thank you to Tony Alcock for sending us this picture of Slapton School pupils of 1907. Is one of your ancestors here? Can you recognise them from other photos you have? If so let us know. Click on photo to see enlargement
From the Bucks Advertiser and Aylesbury News 9 Jul 1898
SIXTY YEARS AGO
No 47
From the Aylesbury News June 30 th 1888
A Girl, forced by her parents into a disagreable match with an old man, whom she detested, when the clergyman came to the part of the service where the bride is asked if she consents to take the bridegroom for her husband, said with great simplicity, “Oh, dear no, Sir; but you are the first person who has asked my opinion upon the affair”
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On Sunday evening a constable of Chesham entered a public house and offered to fight any man there. The amicable challenge was accepted, and the peace-officer, after receiving a right good thrashing, was compelled to acknowledge himself beaten, and was led home about midnight by two of his friends. The constable was on this occasion presented with so remarkable a pair of barnacles that he does not care to make his appearance among his neighbours. What are the local authorities about that they do not interfere in this matter, and at once punish and displace this sworn officer of the peace? If a churchrate warrant wanted signing, there would be no lack of parson-magistrates to perform this Christian act!
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During the night of Sunday week, one hundred young trees, the property of Mr Thomas Cross, were destroyed in a plantation in the parish of Haddenham and several gates on that gentleman’s estate have been thrown off their hinges. A reward has been offered for the detection of the offenders.
No 48
From the Aylesbury News July 7 th 1838
An Odd Mistake – A letter, addressed by our gracious young Queen to a lady of distinction in Ireland , and in her own hand writing, a short time back, was charged double postage, the words “The Queen” having been written on the envolope so illegibly as to bear the appearance of “Mrs. Quinn”
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How Does A Ship Resemble A Woman ? – Because man knows not the expense till he has got one; because they look best when well rigged; because their value depends on their age; because they are upright when in stays; because they bring news from abroad; because they wear caps and bonnets; because they are often abandoned; because they are often painted.
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Aylesbury Railway – The contractor for this line, Mr. J.R. Chapman, is under penalty to complete his undertaking by the 30 th of November next; and we understand that the works are now advancing with great rapidity ……….
AYLESBURY PETTY SESSIONS
Saturday – Before Mr. G. Butcher (in the chair), Mr. T. Gurney, Major Terry, and Mr. H. Wyatt.
Education Defaulter
John Baylis, Aylesbury, was summoned at the instance of Mr. J.N. Hodgkinson (school attendance officer for the Aylesbury Union) for neglecting to send his child regularly to school. The case had been adjourned from the previous week for the production of a medical certificate. Defendant was again represented by his wife, who informed the Bench that the House Surgeon at the Infirmary was willing to give them the facts of the case if applied to, but did not think a certificate necessary.
The Chairman advised the School Attendance Officer to get fuller particulars of such cases.
Mr. Hodgkinson pointed out that he had no authority for obtaining medical certificates, but that it was the parents’ duty to get them.
A nominal fine of 1s was inflicted.
Mischievous Haddenham
George Price and James Allen, of Haddenham were summoned for damaging certain mowing grass belonging to Mr. Pigott, to the value of 1s, on Sunday evening, June 19 th, a similar charge being preferred against them for damage to mowing grass to the same amount in a field belonging to Mr. Franklin.
Defendants did not appear.
Mr. Pigott deposed that the damage had been caused by defendants walking about the standing grass in his field at Scotsgrove Hill. He assesses the damage at 1s.
Alfred Ayres, gamekeeper, said that on Sunday Jun 19 th, about a quarter to six in the evening he saw Price and Allen in Mr Pigott’s field. He saw Price take his clothes off and get into the water for the purpose of cray-fishing, and Allen laid down by the side of the brook in the standing grass in order that he might not be seen. They were there about three-quarters of an hour. They afterwards went across the field through the mowing grass for about 300 yards, and afterwards got into Mr. Franklin’s field where there was also standing grass. Defendants broke down two fences in the fields. He met them at the hedge as they were coming out of Mr. Franklin’s field. He knew both of them well.
John Gale Franklin, son of Mr. Joseph Franklin, farmer, proved damage being done to his father’s mowing grass to the extent of 1s.
The Chairman said as neither of them had put in an appearance to answer the charges made against them they would be fined 10s 6d each in each case, or in default 14 days hard labour.
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1 st BUCKS RIFLE VOLUNTEERS
Inspection by Colonel Kingscote
Certificate of Musters 1534-1535 Membrane 7
Ref E101-58-16
[Membrane 6 Recto]
Bu(c)k(ingham) The Thre Hundreds fo Bu(c)k(ingham)
Paule Dayrell John Bavham & William Davy Com(m)yss(i)on(er)s for the Must(e)r ther(s) to be taken appoynted doo certyfye ther doyng in the same as apperyth followyng.
Bu(c)k(ingham) Town
[1st column]
John Wyggyns Bayly ther a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) bowe & arrowes & almen ryvettes a harnes
Rychard Colles & John betwe(e)n them a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes & a Jackte etc a harnes
Henry Myller & John Aboroughe oon harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes & bregeders etc a harnes
William Hancock a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll & a jack etc
Thomas Baxter sen a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll & a jack etc
Richard Smyth
Crystofer Kellye
John Welche a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll & a jack etc
Richard Whyght a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll & a jack etc
Willyam Glowcet(er)
Crystofer Russell a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a bill & almen ryvettes etc a harness
William Fyllyppes a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll & a Jack etc
Thomas Moore a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll & a Jack etc
Thomas Collett a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll & a Jack etc
Thomas Cookes
Rob(er)te Gyrdeler a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes almen ryvettes
Thomas Hodd a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes almen ryvettes
Rob(er) te Broke boch(e)r a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes almen ryvettes
Edward Byllyng & George Sankey a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll & almen ryvettes
John Lambert a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll & almen ryvettes
John Slye & Thomas Adkyns a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll & a Jack etc
Edward Math(e)wson a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll & almen ryvettes
Alexander Wryght gente ij harnesses furnysshed w(i)t(h) bylles & almen ryvettes
Edward Agars Thomas Yonge oon harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll
Able men w(i)t(h) byllies
Edward Myller Thomas Hayward
John Shepard Peter Payen
Richard Chamber bocher Willyam Boston
John Bull John Frankleyn
Henry North Olyver Postburn
Hugh Lucas William Marten
John Draper fuller John Thornton
John Whyght Alen Maneryng taylor
Richard Shene William Mylles
John Belyngh(a)m Thomas Smyth
Henry Moore William Strodwyk
John Myller
[2nd column]
S(er)v(a)ntts able men w(i)t(h) billes
Thomas Penne John Fyppes
John Stoorye John Olysmowthe
John Smyth
Able men & archers
John Wyggyns William Hancock
Rob(e)rte Brooke bocher George Sankey
John Parkynson Thomas Harryes shoemaker
William Peerse John Rawlyns fuller
Raufe Artylborough John Grene
Edward Jeynkyns Henry Blokley
Thomas Turnor bocher
P(re)bendend in Bu(c)k(ingham)
William Taylor a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a bill & a jack etc
John Baxter a harns furnysshed w(i)t(h) a bill & a jack etc
William Bull
John Gater
Able men w(i)t(h) bylles
John Bowmere Thomas Hanpache
John Bertlett William Sympkyns
John Godwayett John Myntam
John Harkyll Thomas Denton
William Wodds William Benett
Jeffrey Robyns William Payche
Thomas Tew Thomas Man
Thomas Rayenbow Rob(er)te Tryck
John Crannford Henry Godfrey
M(emoran)d(a) th(a)t this towne w(i)t(h) Gawcotte a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll & a jack etc
Lethyngborough
John Love ij harnes furnysshed oon w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes the other w(i)t(h) a byll bothe almen ryvettes
Hugh Jeynkyns a archer
S(er)v(a)nttes able men w(i)t(h) billes
Andrew Carter Nicholas Dutton
Andrew Spens (er) Mathew Harryes
Xpofer Sympson
Burton
[1st column]
Thomas Moore gente a harnes w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes & almen ryvettes furnysshed & a horse
Gylbert Smythe John Bayly Thomas Wyseman & Thomas Fox a harnes w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes & almen ryvettes furnysshed & a horse
Roger Brampton Richard Woddesdon William Lucas a harnes w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes & Bregend(er)s furnysshed etc
Able men w(i)t(h) billes
John Marse John Woddesdon
John Byxe Thomas Stuttesbury
Edward Kempsale William Garrett
John Wylmer John Mayhoo
Thomas Ward
This townne w(i)t(h) Tyngewyk Ratclyff cu(m) Chakmore a harnes furnesshedd w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes & almen ryvettes etc
Gawcotte
John Aston & Thom(a)s Bodyngton of Twyford a harnes w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes & a Jack furnysshed etc
Able men w(i)t(h) billes
Robert Denys Richard Gale
Romwold Watkyns William Cowp(er)
William Lawrance
Westbury
Richard Verney gent a harnes w(i)t(h) a byll & almen ryvettes furnysshed etc
Thomas Newman Will(ia)m Mayne John Foxe a harnes w(i)t(h) a bill & almen ryvettes furnysshed etc
S(er)v(a)ntes able
Raufe Eton
Raufe A Lye
Able men w(i)t(h) bills
John Halle Thomas Hawkes
Nicholas Adyngton Richard Wayen
Thomas George John Bawden
Thom(a)s Rutter Henry Spenser
Baldwyn Gybbyns & Edmond Abbott of Thornton a harnes w(i)t(h) a bill & almen ryvettes furnysshed
[Membrane 6 verso]
[1st column]
Preston cum Cowley
John Major John Wylles John Edwards a harnes w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes A Jack furnysshed
Able men & archers
Thomas Dudson
Richard Warre
Able men w(i)t(h) bylles
John Carter Henry Heryng
Rog(er) Cowp(er) Rob(er)te Heryng
Hugh Markham John Maior
Roger Macheh(a)m Edmond Wyght
Richard Toms Hugh Toms
Shaldeston
Able men w(i)t(h) bylles
John Jakeman William Drye
William Chaundeler John Wolf
Rob(er)te Geffrey John Brytten
Richard Mynne
Adstock
Edward Hykman John Tomlyns William Glenyster a harnes w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes & almen ryvettes furnysshed etc
Able men w(i)t(h) bylles
William Aydon William Newman
Thomas Godfrey William Denell [?]
Rob(er)te Clerk Henry Clerk
William Seere Peter Hewett
Henry Wodfyld Thomas Gydon
Water Illyng John Wodfyld
Twyford
Thomas Gyfford esq(ui)er iiij men in harnes w(i)t(h) ij bowes & arrowes & ij bills ev(er)ly harnes almen ryvettes furnysshed
S(er)v(a)ntes and archers able
John Howud
Richard Butler
S(er)v(a)ntes & billmen
Edward Adyngrove
Henry P(ar)soner
Able men w(i)t(h) bylles
Richard Smythe William Cooke
Richard Clerk Roger Barrett
Richard Tredway Thomas Broston [?]
Rob(er)te Harryes Richard Hugekyns
John Brokston John Peerse
Marrshe Gebon Rob(er)te Kyng John Nennton Thomas Godfrey of Adstock a harnes w(i)t(h) a byll & bregend(er)s furnysshed etc
Able men w(i)t(h) billes
John Symons Alexander Ad(a)m
Edward Reve Henry Kyrby
Richard Bowry Walter Tryplade
John Newman John Horwodd
Rob(er)te Nennton
M(emoran)d(a) that this town Agecotte & Adyngton a harnes & almen ryvettes furnysshed etc
[2nd column]
Charndon
Thomas Warner Thomas Carter with Thomas Jakeman & Rob(er)te Mooreman of Poundon a harnes w(i)t(h) a bill & almen ryvettes furnysshed etc
Able men w(i)t(h) billes
John Taylor John Scottes
John Ledbroke John Frankleyn
Thomas Crosse Thomas Shypton
Edward Parnell William Yonge
Thomas Ledbroke Henry Shipton
William Taylor
M(emoran)d(a) this town Twyford Poundon & Adstock a harnes w(i)t(h) a byll & almen ryvettes furnysshed etc
Poundon
Able men w(i)t(h) bylles
Rob(er)te Horwodd John Smyth
Thomas Wyse Heugh Hooges
John Jakeman William Howse
John Ledebroke Henry Heryng
Henry Bowry Walter Wyse
Bytlesdon
Roger Benett a peyer of Brygend(er)s & a bill
Able men & archers
Rauf Walle
Rob(er)te Ryder
S(er)v(a)nttes able men w(i)t(h) bylles
Rob(er)te Reve John Adkyns
James Parnell Thomas Penyston
John Knight Rob(er)te Ryshall
John Mowre John Robynson
Richard Adkynson
Water Stratford
Able men w(i)t(h) billes
William Thayer John Bocher
William Reve Richard Walcott
John Scott William Knyght
M(emoran)d(a) this town Turveston Shalston & Ev(er)shaw a harnes w(i)t(h) a bill & almen ryvettes
Langport
John Ingoldesby gente a harnes w(i)t(h) bow arrowes & a horse & almen ryvettes furnysshed
Able men with bylles
Richard Walcott Thomas Jeffs
John George John Hyllesdon
Edward Wodfyld Richard Hyllesden
[3rd column]
Dodford
Able men w(i)t(h) bylles
John Farthyng Roger Moryng
Lawrence Pound(e)r Richard Boycott
William Baker William Adkyns
William Carter John Harryes
Stowe
George Saund(er)s gente a harnes w(i)t(h) a bill & almen ryvettes furnysshed
Able men w(i)t(h) billes
Richard Ruffe John North
Thomas Plattes Thomas Cookes
Lawrence Wattes William Shyrt
Nycolas Williams William Howman
James Checheley Thomas Maior
Chytwodd
William Rysley gente the Kynges S(er)v(a)nt ij men in harnes w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes & almen ryvettes furnysshed etc
Richard Cowley a harnes w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes & almen ryvettes furnysshed
Able men w(i)t(h) bylles
Thomas Baker Raufe Newbolt
Thomas Byrd John Wryght
Roger Snow Richard Taylor
John Sale Edward Segeley
Thomas Shep(ar)d William Whetley
Turweston
Thomas Yate Thomas Heyres Richard Howse Ric(hard) Sakerley Nicholas Alredd a harnes w(i)t(h) a bill almen ryvettes furnysshed
Able men w(i)t(h) billes
William Gyrl John Grene
Richard Yate Henry Malton
Richard Barrett John Yate
Thomas Norton
Able men & archers
Thomas Howse William Barratt
William Sale
M(emoran)d(a) this town Shaldeston Water Stratford & Bitlesdon a harnes w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes & almen ryvettes furnysshed
Certificate of Musters 1534-1535 Membrane 6
Ref E101-58-16
[Membrane 6 Recto]
Bu(c)k(ingham) The Thre Hundreds fo Bu(c)k(ingham)
Paule Dayrell John Bavham & William Davy Com(m)yss(i)on(er)s for the Must(e)r ther(s) to be taken appoynted doo certyfye ther doyng in the same as apperyth followyng.
Bu(c)k(ingham) Town
[1st column]
John Wyggyns Bayly ther a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) bowe & arrowes & almen ryvettes a harnes
Rychard Colles & John betwe(e)n them a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes & a Jackte etc a harnes
Henry Myller & John Aboroughe oon harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes & bregeders etc a harnes
William Hancock a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll & a jack etc
Thomas Baxter sen a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll & a jack etc
Richard Smyth
Crystofer Kellye
John Welche a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll & a jack etc
Richard Whyght a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll & a jack etc
Willyam Glowcet(er)
Crystofer Russell a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a bill & almen ryvettes etc a harness
William Fyllyppes a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll & a Jack etc
Thomas Moore a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll & a Jack etc
Thomas Collett a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll & a Jack etc
Thomas Cookes
Rob(er)te Gyrdeler a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes almen ryvettes
Thomas Hodd a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes almen ryvettes
Rob(er) te Broke boch(e)r a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes almen ryvettes
Edward Byllyng & George Sankey a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll & almen ryvettes
John Lambert a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll & almen ryvettes
John Slye & Thomas Adkyns a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll & a Jack etc
Edward Math(e)wson a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll & almen ryvettes
Alexander Wryght gente ij harnesses furnysshed w(i)t(h) bylles & almen ryvettes
Edward Agars Thomas Yonge oon harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll
Able men w(i)t(h) byllies
Edward Myller Thomas Hayward
John Shepard Peter Payen
Richard Chamber bocher Willyam Boston
John Bull John Frankleyn
Henry North Olyver Postburn
Hugh Lucas William Marten
John Draper fuller John Thornton
John Whyght Alen Maneryng taylor
Richard Shene William Mylles
John Belyngh(a)m Thomas Smyth
Henry Moore William Strodwyk
John Myller
[2nd column]
S(er)v(a)ntts able men w(i)t(h) billes
Thomas Penne John Fyppes
John Stoorye John Olysmowthe
John Smyth
Able men & archers
John Wyggyns William Hancock
Rob(e)rte Brooke bocher George Sankey
John Parkynson Thomas Harryes shoemaker
William Peerse John Rawlyns fuller
Raufe Artylborough John Grene
Edward Jeynkyns Henry Blokley
Thomas Turnor bocher
P(re)bendend in Bu(c)k(ingham)
William Taylor a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a bill & a jack etc
John Baxter a harns furnysshed w(i)t(h) a bill & a jack etc
William Bull
John Gater
Able men w(i)t(h) bylles
John Bowmere Thomas Hanpache
John Bertlett William Sympkyns
John Godwayett John Myntam
John Harkyll Thomas Denton
William Wodds William Benett
Jeffrey Robyns William Payche
Thomas Tew Thomas Man
Thomas Rayenbow Rob(er)te Tryck
John Crannford Henry Godfrey
M(emoran)d(a) th(a)t this towne w(i)t(h) Gawcotte a harnes furnysshed w(i)t(h) a byll & a jack etc
Lethyngborough
John Love ij harnes furnysshed oon w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes the other w(i)t(h) a byll bothe almen ryvettes
Hugh Jeynkyns a archer
S(er)v(a)nttes able men w(i)t(h) billes
Andrew Carter Nicholas Dutton
Andrew Spens (er) Mathew Harryes
Xpofer Sympson
Burton
[1st column]
Thomas Moore gente a harnes w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes & almen ryvettes furnysshed & a horse
Gylbert Smythe John Bayly Thomas Wyseman & Thomas Fox a harnes w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes & almen ryvettes furnysshed & a horse
Roger Brampton Richard Woddesdon William Lucas a harnes w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes & Bregend(er)s furnysshed etc
Able men w(i)t(h) billes
John Marse John Woddesdon
John Byxe Thomas Stuttesbury
Edward Kempsale William Garrett
John Wylmer John Mayhoo
Thomas Ward
This townne w(i)t(h) Tyngewyk Ratclyff cu(m) Chakmore a harnes furnesshedd w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes & almen ryvettes etc
Gawcotte
John Aston & Thom(a)s Bodyngton of Twyford a harnes w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes & a Jack furnysshed etc
Able men w(i)t(h) billes
Robert Denys Richard Gale
Romwold Watkyns William Cowp(er)
William Lawrance
Westbury
Richard Verney gent a harnes w(i)t(h) a byll & almen ryvettes furnysshed etc
Thomas Newman Will(ia)m Mayne John Foxe a harnes w(i)t(h) a bill & almen ryvettes furnysshed etc
S(er)v(a)ntes able
Raufe Eton
Raufe A Lye
Able men w(i)t(h) bills
John Halle Thomas Hawkes
Nicholas Adyngton Richard Wayen
Thomas George John Bawden
Thom(a)s Rutter Henry Spenser
Baldwyn Gybbyns & Edmond Abbott of Thornton a harnes w(i)t(h) a bill & almen ryvettes furnysshed
[Membrane 6 verso]
[1st column]
Preston cum Cowley
John Major John Wylles John Edwards a harnes w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes A Jack furnysshed
Able men & archers
Thomas Dudson
Richard Warre
Able men w(i)t(h) bylles
John Carter Henry Heryng
Rog(er) Cowp(er) Rob(er)te Heryng
Hugh Markham John Maior
Roger Macheh(a)m Edmond Wyght
Richard Toms Hugh Toms
Shaldeston
Able men w(i)t(h) bylles
John Jakeman William Drye
William Chaundeler John Wolf
Rob(er)te Geffrey John Brytten
Richard Mynne
Adstock
Edward Hykman John Tomlyns William Glenyster a harnes w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes & almen ryvettes furnysshed etc
Able men w(i)t(h) bylles
William Aydon William Newman
Thomas Godfrey William Denell [?]
Rob(er)te Clerk Henry Clerk
William Seere Peter Hewett
Henry Wodfyld Thomas Gydon
Water Illyng John Wodfyld
Twyford
Thomas Gyfford esq(ui)er iiij men in harnes w(i)t(h) ij bowes & arrowes & ij bills ev(er)ly harnes almen ryvettes furnysshed
S(er)v(a)ntes and archers able
John Howud
Richard Butler
S(er)v(a)ntes & billmen
Edward Adyngrove
Henry P(ar)soner
Able men w(i)t(h) bylles
Richard Smythe William Cooke
Richard Clerk Roger Barrett
Richard Tredway Thomas Broston [?]
Rob(er)te Harryes Richard Hugekyns
John Brokston John Peerse
Marrshe Gebon Rob(er)te Kyng John Nennton Thomas Godfrey of Adstock a harnes w(i)t(h) a byll & bregend(er)s furnysshed etc
Able men w(i)t(h) billes
John Symons Alexander Ad(a)m
Edward Reve Henry Kyrby
Richard Bowry Walter Tryplade
John Newman John Horwodd
Rob(er)te Nennton
M(emoran)d(a) that this town Agecotte & Adyngton a harnes & almen ryvettes furnysshed etc
[2nd column]
Charndon
Thomas Warner Thomas Carter with Thomas Jakeman & Rob(er)te Mooreman of Poundon a harnes w(i)t(h) a bill & almen ryvettes furnysshed etc
Able men w(i)t(h) billes
John Taylor John Scottes
John Ledbroke John Frankleyn
Thomas Crosse Thomas Shypton
Edward Parnell William Yonge
Thomas Ledbroke Henry Shipton
William Taylor
M(emoran)d(a) this town Twyford Poundon & Adstock a harnes w(i)t(h) a byll & almen ryvettes furnysshed etc
Poundon
Able men w(i)t(h) bylles
Rob(er)te Horwodd John Smyth
Thomas Wyse Heugh Hooges
John Jakeman William Howse
John Ledebroke Henry Heryng
Henry Bowry Walter Wyse
Bytlesdon
Roger Benett a peyer of Brygend(er)s & a bill
Able men & archers
Rauf Walle
Rob(er)te Ryder
S(er)v(a)nttes able men w(i)t(h) bylles
Rob(er)te Reve John Adkyns
James Parnell Thomas Penyston
John Knight Rob(er)te Ryshall
John Mowre John Robynson
Richard Adkynson
Water Stratford
Able men w(i)t(h) billes
William Thayer John Bocher
William Reve Richard Walcott
John Scott William Knyght
M(emoran)d(a) this town Turveston Shalston & Ev(er)shaw a harnes w(i)t(h) a bill & almen ryvettes
Langport
John Ingoldesby gente a harnes w(i)t(h) bow arrowes & a horse & almen ryvettes furnysshed
Able men with bylles
Richard Walcott Thomas Jeffs
John George John Hyllesdon
Edward Wodfyld Richard Hyllesden
[3rd column]
Dodford
Able men w(i)t(h) bylles
John Farthyng Roger Moryng
Lawrence Pound(e)r Richard Boycott
William Baker William Adkyns
William Carter John Harryes
Stowe
George Saund(er)s gente a harnes w(i)t(h) a bill & almen ryvettes furnysshed
Able men w(i)t(h) billes
Richard Ruffe John North
Thomas Plattes Thomas Cookes
Lawrence Wattes William Shyrt
Nycolas Williams William Howman
James Checheley Thomas Maior
Chytwodd
William Rysley gente the Kynges S(er)v(a)nt ij men in harnes w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes & almen ryvettes furnysshed etc
Richard Cowley a harnes w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes & almen ryvettes furnysshed
Able men w(i)t(h) bylles
Thomas Baker Raufe Newbolt
Thomas Byrd John Wryght
Roger Snow Richard Taylor
John Sale Edward Segeley
Thomas Shep(ar)d William Whetley
Turweston
Thomas Yate Thomas Heyres Richard Howse Ric(hard) Sakerley Nicholas Alredd a harnes w(i)t(h) a bill almen ryvettes furnysshed
Able men w(i)t(h) billes
William Gyrl John Grene
Richard Yate Henry Malton
Richard Barrett John Yate
Thomas Norton
Able men & archers
Thomas Howse William Barratt
William Sale
M(emoran)d(a) this town Shaldeston Water Stratford & Bitlesdon a harnes w(i)t(h) bow & arrowes & almen ryvettes furnysshed
Certificate of Musters 1534-1535 Membrane 5
Ref E101-58-16
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Isnamsted Latyms
Fotemen
A Rychard Taylor furnessed w(i)t(h) almen ryvettes
Horsemen 0 (?)
Abull men to s(er)ve the Kynges g(ra)ce on harnessed
b Will(ia)m Snoksall A John Dell A Rob(er)t Awnsell
b John Gate b Rob(er)t Meryden b Edward Bassett
b Richard Grover b Rychard Meryden
Boveney
Fotemen
A John Mordall furnessed w(i)t(h) almen ryvettes
Horsemen 0 (?)
Abull men to s(er)ve the Kynges g(ra)ce on harnessed
b Thomas Grove b John Hygden
A Will(ia)m Wolward b John Aleyn
A Rob(er)t Embryk [?] A Edward Kyng
A Rob(er)t Kyng
Dorney
[1st column]
Fotemen
A John Hony furnessed w(i)t(h) almen ryvettes
[2nd column]
Horsemen
A Richard Redyng furnessed w(i)t(h) almen ryvettes
A Walter Symond
Abull men to s(er)ve the Kynges grace on harnessed
b John Carter b Marke Sympson
b Rob(er)t Powlton b John Lowte
b Reynold Culv(er)house b Will(ia)m Wolner [?] sen
A Edward Walhersed b John Marten
Sypnam
Fotemen
b Raff Smythe furnessed w(i)t(h) almen ryvettes
b Rob(er)t Frend furnessed w(i)t(h) almen ryvettes
Horsemen 0 (?)
Abull men to s(er)ve the Kynges g(ra)ce on harnessed
b Thomas Kenpe b Edmond Hester
b Thomas Weste b Thomas Bovyngton
b John Roberdes
S(u)m of the hole nombre cccxliiij Archers cxxxij
of abull men of the said whereof Bilmen ccxij
Hundred of Burnh(a)m Horses xxix
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