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Há 2 dias · The glassworks closed a few years later, (fn. 92) and maritime trade was dormant until the mid 18th century. (fn. 93) Two Newnham ships, each of 20 tons burden, were at Bristol in 1571 and 1572. (fn. 94) In 1580 the Crown appointed Newnham as one of the creeks of the port of Gloucester. (fn. 95) Goods went from Newnham to Ireland in the 16th ...
Há 5 dias · BOURTON-ON-THE-HILL. The parish of Bourton-on-the-Hill lies in the northeast part of the county on the eastern slopes of the Cotswolds overlooking Moreton-in-Marsh, from which it is a mile and a half distant. In 1086 the whole of the parish was in Deerhurst hundred (fn. 1) but by 1327, (fn. 2) and probably earlier, one of the manors had been ...
Há 5 dias · The William of Berkeley who acquired Coberley manor was either the founder of Kingswood Abbey or his son. (fn. 70) The younger William, who was patron of Coberley church c. 1188, (fn. 71) was succeeded in turn by his sons Robert (d. by 1224) (fn. 72) and Giles (d. by 1242). Giles's son Nicholas, who apparently came of age in 1257, died in 1263 ...
Há 3 dias · Lodge Farm, east of the manor-house, was built during the 18th century. Horsley village developed from the cross-roads east of the church where a group of buildings, including the former Boot inn, recorded between 1779 (fn. 33) and 1939, (fn. 34) retain features dating from the late 17th or early 18th century.
Há 4 dias · from. £25. per group. 5. Cotswold Way National Trail South Route (7 days, 6 nights) 1. Adventure Tours. 3+ days. Starting in the pretty Cotswold market town of Painswick, the southern section of this National Trail follows the ridge ….
Há 2 dias · In October 1660 there were reports that Edmund Ludlow was at Gloucester and that an uprising was being planned. (fn. 1) The city figured in further rumours of radical sedition and agitation in November 1661 and in January 1664. (fn. 2) Francis Topp wrote from Gloucestershire in May 1662 that 'every day there is preaching and rumour', which he ...
Há 5 dias · MANORS AND OTHER ESTATES. In 1086 Hugh d'Avranches, earl of Chester, held the large manor of Bisley, extended at 8 hides. It evidently included the whole of Bisley and Stroud with the exception of Througham, which the earl also held, and possibly also of Tunley, which may have been the ½ hide which the earl was disputing with the lord of ...
