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A History of the County of Stafford: Volume 9, Burton-Upon-Trent. Originally published by Victoria County History, London, 2003.
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NOTE: There are main entries for Burton town and the outlying townships (Branston, Burton Extra, Horninglow, Stapenhill, Stretton, and Winshill). The Burton Extra entries, however, are confined mostly to aspects of government and its topographical references are included in the Burton section. Page numbers in bold-face type are those of the principal reference. A page number in italic denotes an illustration on that page. A page number followed by n is a reference only to the footnotes on that page.
Abbey inn, see Burton: buildings (domestic)
Abbots Bromley
Abney, Mrs. -,
Adams:
-, Edmund
-, Henry
-, Sam.
Adderley, Ralph
Addison, Joseph
Additional Curates' Society
aerated and mineral water
Aethelgifu (12th-cent. holy woman)
Aethelred, King
Aethelric (12th-cent. tenant)
Africa, southern and see
-, Southern Rhodesia
agriculture
-, agricultural societies
-, allotments
-, nurseries
-, nurseryman
Air Training Corps
aircraft design
alabaster
-, carving
-,
and see gypsum
Albury (Surr.)
Allen fam.
Allied Breweries
Allsopp:
-, Chas.
-, Henry, Lord Hindlip
-, Ric.
-, Sam.
-, fam.
Allsopp and Sons (later Allsopp & Co.) (brewers)
Almond:
-, Mrs. Alice
-, Ric.
Alrewas
Alsop, Alice,
Alvaston (Derb.)
Alwine the deacon (and the priest)
-, Alwine, his s.,
-, Alwine, s. of second Alwine,
-, Vincent, s. of third Alwine,
America, North, and see United States of America
Anchor housing association
Andresey, see Burton
Andrew, St. (apostle)
Anglesey, marquesses of, see Paget angling
Anglo-Catholicism
Anglo-Saxon period
-, churches
-, riding man (or radman)
Anlaf (Old English personal name)
Anne, St., chantry
Anne, queen of Richard II
Anslow, in Rolleston
-, as address
-, civil parish
Appleby, Wm.
Archibald and Davis (stained glass makers)
architects
and see Barker, John;
-, Beck, Henry; Beckett, Sir Edw.;
-, Bodley, G. F.; Carpenter, R. E.;
-, Chapman, J. W.; Chatwin, J. A.
-, Churchill, Reginald; Dixon and
-, Moxon; Dunford, W.; Dunn,
-, A. M.; Durward, Brown, and
-, Gordon; Duvall, Brownhill;
-, Evans and Jolly; Giles and
-, Brookhouse; Goodwin, Fra.;
-, Hare, C. G.; Holmes, Edw.;
-, Home and Knight; Jenkins,
-, Thos.; Joyce, Nic.; Litherland,
-, R. S.; Lucy and Littler;
-, Micklethwaite, J. T.; Mitchell,
-, Jos. and -; Morley, J. K.;
-, Naylor and Sale; Royal, Wm.;
-, Scott, John Oldrid; Sheppard,
-, Ric., and Partners; Simpson,
-, Thos.; Smith, Fra., Ric., and
-, Wm.; Stevens, Henry;
-, Stevenson, R.; Street, G. E.;
-, Teale, J. M.; Underhill, C. F.;
-, Webb, Aston; Wyatt, James
Arleston, in Barrow-upon-Trent (Derb.)
army, supply of hats to
Arts and Crafts movement
Ash:
-, Ann
-, John
-, Valentine
Ashbourne (Derb.)
Ashby-de-la-Zouch (Leics.)
Ashover (Derb.)
Ashurst, Wm.
asses, 'Spanish'
Astle:
-, Benj.
-, Benj., his s.
-, Eliz., m. 1 Fra. Astle, m. 2 Thos.
-, Thorniwell, and n
-, Fra.
-, John
-, Ralph
Aston (Derb.)
Auden:
-, Revd. John
-, Sarah, see Hopkins
-, Thos.
Ault, Sam.
Austin, Wm.
Australia, Aboriginal cricket team
-, aviation
Babbinton:
-, Anthony
-, fam.
Bagnall, W. G. Ltd.
Baguley, E. E. Ltd.
Baguley, Ernest
Baguley Cars Ltd.
Baguley Engineers Ltd.
Bailey:
-, Clara
-, Emma
-, Marian
Baillie:
-, Mic. Evan, Baron Burton
-, Nellie Lisa, Baroness Burton, see Bass
Bakewell, Revd. Thos.
Ballard, James
Balk brook
Baltic trade
banks
Baptists
-, General
-, Particular
Barclay's Bank
Barker, John
Barnsley (Yorks., W.R.)
Barrow-upon-Trent (Derb.) and see Arleston
Barsby, Joseph, n
Barton-under-Needwood, in Tatenhill
-, as address
-, business park
-, Catholme
-, churchwardens
-, gas works
-, Holly Bank (later Hollyhurst House)
-, workhouse
Baslowe, Rob.
Bass:
-, Abraham (or Abram)
-, Mrs. Ann
-, Hamar
-, John
-, Mic.
-, Sir Mic. Arthur, Bt., later Lord
Burton, statue
-, Mic. Thos.
-, Nellie Lisa, Baroness Burton, m. Col.
-, James Evan Baillie
-, W. A. H. (later Sir Wm., Bt.)
-, Wm. (d. 1787)
-, Wm., his s.
-, Wm. (fl. 1869)
-, fam., arms
Bass and Co. (later Bass, Ratcliff, and
Gretton)
-, breweries
-, museum of brewing
-, sports and social clubs
-, trade mark
Bass plc
Bass Developments plc
Bass and Smith (steam millers)
Bassett, Sir Wm.
Bate, Wm.
Bath (Som.)
Batty's Great London Circus
Bayly, Henry, see Paget
Beaudesert, in Longdon
Beavan, F. H., bp. of Southern Rhodesia
Beck, Henry
Beckett, Sir Edw., later Lord Grimthorpe
Bedford, duke of ,see Russell, John
Bedford, John Yates
Bee, Revd. Henry
Belcher:
-, Paul
-, Rob. (d. 1872)
-, Rob. (d. 1894)
Belgium, see Bruges; Brussels
Bellamy:
-, Geo.
-, Rob. his s.,
Bene, Wm., abbot of Burton
Benedict, St.
Bennett, Wm.
Beohtric, abbot of Burton
Beorhtwine (12th-cent. tenant)
Berkshire, see Reading abbey
Bestfoods U.K. Ltd.
Beth Johnson housing association
Bethany, Sisters of
Betjeman, Sir John
Bewdley (Worcs.)
Bicknor, Alex. de, archbp. of Dublin
Bindley:
-, John Allen
-, Thos.
Birchenhead, John
Birmingham (Warws.)
-, as address
Blackett, Revd. James
blood letting
Blount:
-, Edw.
-, Eliz., m. (3) Sir Hugh Paulet
-, John (fl. mid 15th cent.)
-, John (d. apparently 1524)
-, John (d. by later 1550s)
-, Susanna, n
-, Thos., n
-, Walter, n
-, Wm.
-, fam.
Blundell, John
Blurton, Rob.
Bocher (or Bochur), Rob.
Boddington Henry, & Co. (brewers)
Boden & Co. (lace makers)
Bodley, G. F.
Bond, Wm.
Bond End, see Burton
Bott, John
Bottinger, Dr. Henry
Boroughbridge (Yorks., W.R.)
Botrell, Peter
Bottesford (Leics.)
Bounde, Rob.
Bourne, Hugh
Bovril (beef extract)
Bowle (or Bowde), Ric.
bowling
Boylston:
-, John
-, Thos.
box making
Bradbourne, Sir Humph.
Bradbury, Lettice
Bradshaw:
-, John
-, Revd. Wm.
Bramcote, in Polesworth (Warws.)
Bramell, Revd. John
Branston brook
BRANSTON
-, acreage
-, agriculture
-, Branston Hall (later House)
-, bridge
-, business park
canal
-, charities
-, churches:
-, St. Matthew's
-, St. Saviour's
-, communications, see above bridge;
canal; below ferry; fords; roads
-, the Elms
-, farms
-, ferry
-, fords
-, geology
-, green
-, guild priest
-, Hobridding
-, improvement commissioners
-, industry
-, inns
-, the Lawns
-, manor
-, Manor farm
-, manorial govt.
-, monastic grange
-, Old Pool Green
-, ordnance depot
-, parish govt.
-, pinfold
-, place-name
-, poor relief, poorhouse
-, population
-, post office
-, protestant nonconformity
-, reading room
-, Riverside Hotel, see below Trent
House
-, roads, tollhouse
-, Roman Catholicism
-, Rough Hay
-, schools, Sunday schs.
-, sewerage,
-, Sinai park the
-, name
-, Sinai Park House
-, sports clubs
-, tithes
-, transport
-, Trent House (later Riverside Hotel)
-, village hall
-, wake
-, water park
-, water supply
-, Wayside Cottages
-, woodland
Branston, Wm., abbot of Burton
Branston Artificial Silk Co. Ltd.
Branston Gravels Ltd.
Brant(Old English personal name)
Brecon
Breedon-on-the-Hill (Leics.)
Bretby (Derb.)
-, crematorium
Brethren
-, Christian
-, Plymouth
-, United
brewing, see Burton: brewing; Horninglow: brewery
brickmaking
Bridgeman, Rob
Bridges:
-, Fra.
-, Joseph
Brierley, Joseph
Briggs:
-, Sam.
-, Wm.
Briggs, S., & Co. (later Briggs & Co.)
Bristol
British Goodrich Rubber Co.
British Tyre and Rubber Co.
Brizlincote brook
Brizlincote, see Stapenhill
Brizlincote:
-, John of
-, Ric. of
-, Rob. of
Bromley:
-, Wm. of, abbot of Burton
-, Sir Thos.
Bromsgrove Guild (stained glass makers)
Brookes, Hugh
Brooks, Frank
brothels, see Burton: prostitutes
Browne:
-, Ann
-, Isaac Hawkins
-, Revd. Wm.
Bruges (Belgium)
Bruning (12th-cent. reeve)
Brunt, James
Brussels (Belgium)
Brykhull, Rob. de, abbot of Burton
BTR Industries Ltd. (later BTR plc)
BTR Silvertown Ltd.
building societies and see Burton Freehold Land Society
bull baiting
Bunny Hall (Notts.)
Burdett, Mary, w. of Sir Rob., Bt.
burial mounds (tumuli)
Burlison and Grylls (stained glass makers)
Burrows, John
Burslem:
-, Dorothy, see Watson
-, Thos.
-, Wm.
BURTON
-, acreage
-, agriculture
-, air raid (1916)
-, alabaster carving
-, almshouses, see Burton: housing
-, Andresey
-, medieval
chapel
'Bacterium Club'
banks
bargates
Bond End
Bond End Farm (formerly Kitchener's Barns)
borough (medieval)
-, burgages
-, burgesses
-, warden of the pyx
borough (municipal)
-, aldermen
-, corporation
-, mayors
borough (county)
-, aldermen
-, corporation
-, mayors
boundaries
bowling greens
'boy of', see Darling,Thos.
brewing and see Burton: breweries; brewers; coopers; malting
breweries
-, bowling clubs
-, fire brigades
-, fishing rights
-, waste
-, water supply
-,
and see Allsopp and Sons; Bass &
Co.; Marston, John, and Sons
Ltd.; Salt & Co.
brewers
-, paying church rates
-, paying for churches and church
improvements
-, supporting protestant
nonconformity
-,
and see Allsopp, Chas., Henry, and
Sam.; Bass, Mic., Mic. Arthur,
Mic. Thos., and Wm. (bis);
Bindley, John Allen;
Charrington, Hugh Spencer;
Clay, Joseph (bis), and Joseph
Spender; Dicken, Thos.; Eadie,
James; Evans, Henry; Evershed,
Sydney; Finlay, James;
Gilbertson, Rob.; Greaves, John
(bis); Gretton, John; Hill, Chas.,
Thos., and Wm.; Leeson, Chas.
(bis); Lyon, Chas.; Mason,
Jonathan; Meakin, Lewis;
Morecroft, Thos.; Mumford,
Geof.; Musgrave, James, John
and Wm.; Nicholson, Wm.;
Poyser, Josiah; Printon, Benj.;
Ratcliff, John, R. F., and Sam.;
Robinson, Thos.; Salt, Thos.
and Thos. Fosbrooke; Sanders,
Sam., Sherratt, John and Wm.;
Sketchley, Sam. (bis), and Wm.;
Statham, Mary; Sykes, Thos.;
Walker, John; Wardle, Henry;
Wilders, Henry and Thos.;
Wilkinson, Bruce; Wilson, Benj.
(bis), John Walker, and Wm.;
Worthington, Thos. and Wm.
(ter)
brickmakers
bridges and see Trent, river: bridges
Broad Holme, see Burton: meadows
brothels, see Burton: prostitutes
buildings (domestic)
-, the Abbey (present Abbey inn),
-, Abbey Cottage
-, Bass Town House
-, the Hermitage
-, Hunter's Lodge
-, Manor House
-, Nether Hall
-, the Priory
-,
and see Burton: housing
buildings (public):
-, Anglesey Hall
-, baths
-, Brewhouse Arts Centre
-, Byrkley Hall
-, community centres
-, St. George's Hall
-, St. Paul's Institute
-, Wetmore Hall
-,
and see Burton: churches; hospitals;
infirmary; law courts; inns;
libraries; schools; town halls
Burton Club
-, canals
-, wharves
-,
and see Peel's Cut
-, Caribbean Association
-, carriers
-, cement works
-, cemetery
-, Chamber of Commerce
-, charities
-, Church of England Young Men's
Association
-, church rates,
-, churches:
-, All Saints'
-, Christ Church
-, Holy Trinity
-, organist
-, Labour Church
-, St. Luke's chapel
-, St. Margaret's
-, St. Martin's (Bond End mission)
-, St. Modwen's
-, curate
-, ecclesiastical district
-, minister (later vicar)
-, morning and evening bells
-, organist
-, patronal festival
-, poor box
-, Sunday schs.
-, vestry meeting in
-, St. Paul's
-, organ,
-, vicar of
-,
and see Burton: guild; lectures
-, civic arms and regalia
-, civil parish
-, clothworking
-, calico
-, clothiers
-, cotton
-, dyers
-, felt
-, fullers
-, lace
-, wool
-, coach builder
-, commission of the peace
-, Conservative Party
-, clubs
-, Co-operative Party
-, co-operative societies
-, coopers
-, cooperages
-, crematorium
-, crosses
-,
and see Burton:
markets: cross
-, cultural life
-,
and
see Burton: libraries; museums;
operatic society
-, Distress Committee
-, dovecots
-, education
-, further and adult
-,
and see Burton: schools
-, electricity supply
-, engineering
-, entertainment
-, excise office
-, fairs
-, farms,
-,
see Burton: Bond End;Grange; Shobnall; Upper Mills
-, felons prosecution of
-, fire fighting
-, fisheries
-, forges and foundries
-, Freemasons
-, friendly societies
-, gaols
-, gardens of remembrance
-, gas works
-, Grange farm
-, greens:
-, Fleet
-, Umpler
-, guild
-, Guildables ('Gildables')
-, the Hay, see Burton: meadows
-, health care
-, hospitals
-,
and see Burton:
infirmary
-, house of correction
-, housing
-, almshouses
-, council
-, leper house
-, lodging houses
-, slums
-,
and see Burton: buildings
(domestic)
-, immigrants
-, improvement commissioners
-, (under
1779 Act)
(under 1853 Act)
-, industries,
-,
see Burton: brewing;
-, brickmakers; cement works;
clothworking; engineering;
forges and foundries; leather
working; malting;
metalworking; printers; rope
making; screw works; spade
manufactory; timber merchants
-, infirmary
-, inns (and hotels)
-, Abbey
-, Angel
-, Bear
-, Blue Posts
-, Blue Stoops
-, Bowling Green
-, Bowling Green (later the Station
Hotel)
-, Bull's Head
-, Crown
-, Devonshire Arms
-, George
-, King's Head
-, Midland
-, Old Crown
-, Swan on the Hoop
-, Talbot (1540s)
-, Three Queens
-, Vine
-, White Hart
-,
and see Burton and District
Licensed Victuallers' Association
-, iron industry
-, Islam
-, Kitchener's Barns,
-,
see Burton: Bond
End Farm
-, Labour Church,
-,
see Burton: churches
-, Labour exchange
-, Labour Party
-, law courts:
-, county
-, magistrates'
-, record
-, lawyers
-, leather working
-, lectures (divinity)
-, leper house,
-,
see Burton: housing
-, Liberal Party
-, clubs
-, libraries
-, Little Burton
-, malting
-, malt houses
-, maltsters
-, manor
-, surveys
-, tenants
-, manorial govt.
-, manorial officers:
-, bailiffs
-, high bailiff
-, bellman (or crier)
-, constables
-, coroners
-, crier, see bellman
-, dozeners (tithingmen)
-, hallswains
-, haywards (pinners)
-, herdsman
-, moor keepers
-, reeves
-, stewards, deputy stewards
(later high bailiffs)
-, swanherd
-, swineherd
-, warrener
-, woodward
-, markets
-, bell
-, cross
-, halls
-, market place
-, watch tower
-, meadows
-, Broad Holme
-, Burton meadow
-, the Hay ditch,
-, Moor Mill Dam
-, Over meadow
-, Ox hay
-, Shipley meadow
-, Sidehalh
-, Stoney holme
-, Wallsitches
-, mechanics' institute
-, metalworking
-, mills:
-, cotton
-, flint
-, fulling
-, Upper (or Over)
-, Winshill (or Nether)
-, hand
-, horse
-, malt
-, Siward moor
-, tape
-, Upper (or Over)
-, wind
-, Winshill (or Lower)
-, monastic granges:
-, Bond End (Kitchener's Barns)
-, Shobnall
-, mosques, see Burton: Islam
-, 'Mudwennestow'
-, museums
-, music, music hall
-, New Close
-, newspapers
-, Oddfellows
-, operatic society
-, parish govt.
-, vestry
-,
and see Burton: poor relief
-, parochial officers:
-, churchwardens
-, clerk
-, constables
-, highway surveyors
-, overseers of the poor
-, sexton
-, paving
-, pinfold
-, place-name
-, policing
-, curfew
-, night watch
-, poor relief
-,
and
see Burton: charities; soup
-, kitchens; workhouses; Burton
-, abbey: distributions to the poor;
-, Burton college: alms
-, population
-, post offices
-, printers
-, privies
-, prostitutes
-, protestant nonconformity
-, punitive instruments
-,
and
see Burton: house of correction;
gaols
-, puritans
-, rabbit warrens
-, railways
-, station mission
-, workers
-, recreation grounds
-, roads
-, A38 bypass
-, Roman Catholicism
-, rope making
-, schools
-, Allsopp's boys
-, Allsopp's girls
-, art
-, Board
-, British
-, dame
-, grammar
-, National
-, private
-, Roman Catholic
-, science
-, special
-, speech and drama
-, Sunday
-, technical institute
-, screw works
-, sewers
-, Shaftesbury Institute
-, Shobnall
-, grange (later Shobnall Farm)
-, park
-, shops
-, bookshops
-, shopping arcades and centres
-, slums, see Burton: housing
-, social clubs
-, the Soho
-, soup kitchens
-, spade manufactory
-, sports
-,
and see
Burton: bowling greens
-, stone masons
-, streets
-, Almery/Almoner's Lane, see below
Daddy's Lane
-, Anderstaff Lane (later Wetmore
Rd.)
-, Anglesey Terrace
-, Bond St. (formerly Lion's Lane)
-, Broadway
-, Cat (later Station) St.
-, Clarendon Terrace
-, Cuts Lane, see below Union St.
-, Daddy's Lane (later Almery/
Almoner's Lane)
-, Dale St., see below Pinfold Lane
-, Fleet St. (formerly Dove Lane)
-, Fleetside (later Green St.)
-, Gough Side
-, Guild St. (formerly Guildables
Lane)
-, Half St., see below Lichfield St.
-, High St.
-, Horninglow St.
-, James St.
-, Lichfield St. (formerly Half St.)
-, Lion's Lane, see above Bond St.
-, New St.
-, Orchard St.
-, Ordish St.
-, Park St., see below Pinfold Lane
-, Pinfold Lane (later Park St. and
Dale St.)
-, St. Paul's Sq.
-, Station St., see above Cat St.
-, Union St. (formerly Cuts Lane)
-, Wetmore Rd., see above Anderstaff
Lane
-, telephone service
-, temperance hall
-, hotels
-, theatre
-, timber merchants
-, yards
-, tithes
-, barns
-, town-centre redevelopment
-, town halls shops in
-, town lands
-, feoffees
-, financial contributions
-, Town House
-, transport
-, Trent Washlands
-, Upper Mills Farm
-, Volunteers
-, waste disposal
-, water supply
-, woodland
-, workhouses: (parish)
-, (union)
-, Young Men's Christian Association,
Burton, Barons, see Baillie; Bass
Burton, Wm.
Burton abbey
-, abbots
-, chamber in precinct
-, lords of Burton manor
-, spiritual jurisdiction
-, summoned to parliament
-,
and see Bene, Wm.; Beohtric;
Brykhull, Rob. de; Bromley,
Wm. of; Branston, Wm.; Feld,
Thos.; Flegh, Wm.; Geoffrey;
Geoffrey Malaterra; Henley,
Ralph; Ibstock, John of; Insula,
Ric. de; Laurence; Leofric;
Mathew, Wm.; Melburne, Wm.;
Nicholas; Niel; Ownesby, Rob.;
Packington, Thos.; Stafford,
John of; Wallingford, Nicholas
of
-, almoner almonry
-, chamberlain
-, chapter house
-, charnel house
-, church
-, dedication
-, parish altar
-, St. Modwen's shrine
-, dissolution
-, distributions to the poor
-, dovecot
-, estates
-, administration
-, surveys
-, foundation
-, gatehouse
-, graveyards
-, infirmarer infirmary ('great hall')
-, kitchener
-, monks
-,
and see Eadric;
Stapenhill, Rob. of
-, precinct
-, prior, see Stretton, John of
-, rector of Burton parish
-, rector of Stapenhill parish
-, seal
-, wool trade
Burton college
-, alms to the poor
-, bedesmen
-, dissolution
-, domestic buildings
-, estates
-, foundation
-, petty canon
-, singing man
Burton Extra
-, agric.
-, improvement commissioners
-, name
-, parish govt.
-, population
-, poor relief
-, tithes
-, tithing
-, township
-, vestry
-, water supply
-, workhouse
-, Burton parliamentary division
-, Burton poor-law union
-, workhouses
Burton school board
Burton and Ashby Light Railway
Burton and District Licensed Victuallers' Association
Burton and District Operatic Society
Burton and Stapenhill Farmers' Prize Society
Burton Association for the Rescue and Protection of Young Girls
Burton Blount (Derb.)
Burton Boat Company
Burton Box Co.
Burton Breweries Charitable Trust
Burton Brewery Co.
Burton Bridge brewery
Burton Building Society
Burton Community Church
Burton Constructional Engineering Co. Ltd.
Burton Farmers' Club
Burton Freehold Land Society
Burton, Uttoxeter, and Stafford (later Ashbourne) Union Bank
Burton Working Men's cricket club
Burton-on-Trent Artisans' Dwellings Co. Ltd.
Burton-on-Trent District Benefit Building Society
Burton-on-Trent ecclesiastical parish
Burton-on-Trent Health Society
Burton-on-Trent Industrial Co-operative Society
Burton-on-Trent Tramways Co. Ltd.
Burton-upon-Trent Civic Society
Burton-upon-Trent Co-operative Society
Burton-upon-Trent Natural History and Archaeological Society
Burton-upon-Trent Voluntary Aid Association
Burton-upon-Trent Waterworks Co.
Burton-upon-Trent Working Men's Co-operative Society
Burwey, Nic.
Butcher, Rodney
butchers
Butler, James
Butt, Wm.
Buxton, B. H.
Buxton & Thornley (engineers)
Byrd, Wm.
Byrkley Lodge, see Tatenhill
Caen, John de
Calais
Caldwall:
-, Mudwyn, m. - Wyghtman
-, Ric.
-, Ric. (another)
-, Thos.
-, Wm.
-, Wm., his s.
-, fam.
Campbell Smith & Co.
Cannock Chase
Cant, R. B.
Canterbury, abps. of, and see Cranmer, Thos.; Theobald
Canterbury cathedral
Canwell
Capewell, Geo.
Caribbean Association
Carlisle (Cumb.)
Carlsberg-Tetley (brewers)
Carnarvon, earls of
Carpenter, R. E.
Carter,Wm.
Cartwright,Ric., see Royle, Ric.
Castle Donington, see Wilden Ferry
Catholme, see Barton-under- Needwood
cattle
-, dairying
-, feed
-, markets
Catton, in Croxall (Derb.)
Cauldwell, in Stapenhill (Derb.)
-, chapel
-, protestant nonconformity
-, tithes
cement works
Centrum 100 (business park)
Chad, St.
Chadwick, Ada
Chamberlain, Joseph
Champagné, Jane, m. Henry Bayley, later earl of Uxbridge
Chapman, J. W.
charitable relief
-, Charity Organization Society
Charles I
Charnels, Walter
Charrington:
-, Fra.
-, Hugh Spencer
Charrington, Messrs. (brewers)
Chartley, in Stowe
Chatham (Kent)
Chatwin, J. A.
Chawner, Rupert
Cheadle
cheese
Chelmorton (Derb.)
Cheltenham (Glos.)
Cheshire, and see Chester; Crewe
Chester
Chesterfield (Derb.)
Chesterfield, earls of, see Stanhope
Chetwynd, John
Chinese
Christadelphians
Christian Brethren, see Brethren
Christian Scientists
Church Association (later Church Society) Trust
Church of England Young Men's Association
Church of England Young Men's Society
Church Gresley (Derb.) and see Drakelow
Church Pastoral Aid Society
Churchill, Reginald
Churchman, John
Civil War
Clarence, duke of, see Plantagenet
Clark:
-, John
-, Joseph
-, Thos.
-, Thos., his s.
-,
and see Clarke; Clerk
Clarke:
-, Henry
-, John
-, Nathaniel
-, Nic.
-, R. G.
-, Ric.
-, Solomon
-, Wm.
Clerkenwell (Mdx.)
Clay:
-, Henry
-, Revd. John, his
w., see Harden
-, Joseph (d. 1800)
-, Joseph (d. 1824)
-, Revd. Joseph (d. 1839)
-, Joseph Spender
-, fam.
Clay Mills, see Stretton
Clay Mills Ironworks Co.
Clerk (or Clark):
-, Henry
-, John
-, Joy
-, Ric.
-, Rob.
-, Wm.
Cliff, Edw.
Clifton Campville
Clothworkers, Company of (London)
clothworking
coal mining
Coats, E.
Cocket (otherwise Gascoigne):
-, Rob.
-, Rob., his s.
cock fighting
Colegate, Sir Arthur
Commissioners for Building New Churches
Conchubran (Conchobhar)
Conder Structures Ltd.
Congregationalists (formerly Independents)
Conservative Party
Cooke,
-, Wm.
Cooper:
-, Godfrey
-, Rob.
-, Thos. (fl. 1762)
-, Thos. (? same man)
-, Thos. (d. 1860s)
Co-operative Party
Coopers, Philanthropic Society of Journeymen
copyhold tenure
Cornhill, Wm., bp. of Coventry
Corpus Christi feast
Cotton:
-, Rob.
-, Wm.
council houses
Couper, - (alabaster painter)
Court of Augmentations, solicitor to
Coventry, as address
Coventry cathedral priory
Coventry (later Coventry and
Lichfield), diocese of
-, bps., see Cornhill, Wm.; Meuland,
Roger; Muschamp, Geof.;
Peche, Rob.; Stavensby, Alex.
-, consistory court
-,
and see Lichfield, diocese of
Cox:
-, Eliz., m. - Rhodes (or Rodes)
-, Joyce
-, fam.
Cranmer, Thos., abp. of Canterbury
Crapper, John
Crewe (Ches.)
Cromwell, Thos.
cricket
Cripple, Wm., see Simons, Wm.
Crisp, Wm.
crops
Cross:
-, Benj.
-, Nic.
Crosse & Blackwell (food manufacturers)
Crossley, J. S.
Croxden abbey
Cubley (Derb.)
Cumberland, see Carlisle
Curtis, Boaz
Cuyly, Eliz., m. John Stanhope
Daddi (13th-cent. householder)
Dale brook
Dalrymple, Dan.
Daniel, Wm.
Danish invasions
Darerca, St.
Darley:
-, Ric.
-, Wm.
Darley, W. B., Ltd.
Darling:
-, John
-, Thos. ('boy of Burton')
da Vinci, Leonardo
Dawken, Edmund
Dean, Janet
deer
Defoe, Dan.
Degge, Sir Simon
Denston:
-, Wm.
-, Wm. (? his s.)
dentists
Derby
-, as address
-, dancing teachers
-, dentist
-, gaol
-, General Infirmary
-, Little Chester
-, museum and art gallery
-, protestant nonconformity
-, St. James's church
Derby Co-operative Society
Derby diocese
Derby Mercury
Derbyshire
-, as address
-, in Civil War
-, protestant nonconformity
-,
and see Alvaston; Arleston;
Ashbourne; Ashover; Aston;
Barrow-upon-Trent; Bretby;
Burton Blount; Catton;
Cauldwell; Chelmorton;
Chesterfield; Church Gresley;
Cubley; Derby; Drakelow;
Egginton; Etwall; Fenny Bentley;
Foremark; Hartshorne; Hatton;
King Sterndale; Measham;
Meynell Langley; Mickleover;
Newhall; Newton Solney;
Repton; Shipley; Stanton;
Stapenhill; Swadlincote;
Walton-on-Trent; Willington;
Winshill; Wirksworth
Derbyshire, South:
-, constituency
-, district
Des Voeux, Revd. Henry
Dethick:
-, Humph.
-, Kath.
-, Margaret
-, Wm.
Devereux, Rob., earl of Essex
diabolical possession
Dicken:
-, Geo.
-, Thos.
Dixon & Moxon (architects)
Doncaster (Yorks., W. R.)
Donisthorpe (Leics.)
Dorman, Edw.
Dot (pre-Conquest personal name)
Dove, river
-, bridges
-, crossing
-, fishing
-, right to cut reeds
dovecots
drainage pipes
Drakelow, in Church Gresley (Derb.)
-, chapel
-, lords of, see Gresley, Geof. de; Sir
John
Drakelowe House, see Stapenhill
Drewery, Wm.
Drewry, James
Druids (friendly society)
Drury, Revd. Wm.
Dublin, abp. of, see Bicknor, Alex. de
Dudley and Wolverhampton Brewery plc
Dunford, W.
Dunn, A. M.
Dunstall Hall, in Tatenhill
Dunwell, Wm.
Durham (county), see South Shields; Stockton-on-Tees
Durward, Brown, and Gordon (architects)
Dutchmen
Duvall, Brownhill (architects)
Eadie, James
Eadric (monk)
Eadric the forester
Eadric 'Streona'
Earnwig the hunter
Earp, Thos.
East Midlands Association (1643)
East Staffordshire:
-, council
-, district (later borough)
Easter Book
Easton Neston (Northants.)
Eatoughs Ltd.
Edge, Wm., see Mason, Wm.
Eccleshall
Eccleshall, Peter
Ecclesiastical Commissioners
Edmund, King
Edward I
Edward II
Edward III
Edward VII
Egginton (Derb.)
-, sewage farm
eels
Elizabeth II
Elliott:
-, Rob. Spencer
-, Rob. Spencer, his s.
Elveston, Wm.
English Grains Co. Ltd.
Erdeswick, Sampson
Erkall, Wm.
Essex, and see Leytonstone; Romford; Silvertown
Essex, earl of, see Devereux
ethnic minorities, see Caribbean Association; Chinese; Irish; negro servant; Pakistanis
Etwall (Derb.):
-, Blakeley farm
evangelicals
Evans:
-, Henry
-, John, his s.
-, Martha, m. Wm. Worthington
-, Sarah, m. Thos. Worthington
Evans and Jolly (architects)
Everard & Co. (brewers)
Evershed, Sydney
Every:
-, Anne, w. of Sir Henry, Bt.
-, fam.
fairground machinery makers
Fauld, in Hanbury
Fehr, H.C.
Feld, Thos., abbot of Burton
Fenny Bentley (Derb.)
Fermor:
-, Sir Geo. and his w.
-, Thos.
Ferrers, Earl, see Shirley
ferries, see Trent, river
Field, in Leigh
Fiennes, Celia
Finlay, James
Finlow, Thos.
Finney, Wm.
First World War, see World Wars
fish, fisheries and see angling
Flegh, Wm., abbot of Burton
Fletcher, John
flint grinding
Florence (Italy)
Foljamb, Henry
football:
-, Association
-, Rugby
footwear
Ford:
-, Judith, w. of Thos.
-, Revd. Thos.
fords, see Trent, river
Foremark (Derb.)
Foresters (friendly society)
Fosbrooke, Leonard
Fotheringhay castle (Northants.)
Fowler:
-, John
-, Sir John Dickenson
fowling
Fox, Geo.
Frampton, Revd. Geo.
France, and see Calais; Paris
Francis, Bartholomew
Frawin the brewer
Freeman, Revd. H. B.
Freemasons
French:
-, Revd. Peter
-, Revd. Thos., bp. of Lahore
friendly societies, see Druids; Foresters; Oddfellows
Friends, Society of (Quakers)
Fromund (12th-cent. householder)
Gascoigne, Rob., see Cochet, Rob. geese
Gefscocke, Anthony
Gell, Sir John
General Forage and Grains Drying Co. Ltd.
Geoffrey, abbot of Burton
Geoffrey Malaterra, abbot of Burton
George I
George IV, as Prince Regent
George V
Germans
Gibson:
-, John
-, John, his s.
Gilbert, Thos.
Gilbertson, Rob
'Gildhus', Wm. de, see William
Giles and Brookhouse (architects),
Gisborne, Revd. Thos.
Glamorgan, see Llandaff
Gloucester
Gloucestershire, see Cheltenham; Gloucester
Godgifu (Godiva), widow of Leofric, earl of Mercia
Godric (12th-cent. villein)
golf
Gooderidge, Alice
Goodger:
-, Henry
-, Mary
Goodrich, Thos.
Goodwin, Fra.
Gough map
Gower, Lord, see Leveson-Gower grain drying
Grand Trunk canal, see Trent and Mersey canal
gravel working
Great Brington (Northants.)
Greatorex:
-, Anthony
-, Thos.
-, Thos., his s.
Greaves:
-, John
-, John, his s.
Green, Thos.
Greening, A. T.
Greensmith:
-, Thos.
-, fam.
Greensmith, T. C., & Co.
Gresley:
-, Geoff. de
-, Sir John
Gretton:
-, Fanny
-, Hugh Frederick
-, John (d. 1867)
-, John (d. 1899)
-, John, Lord Gretton (d. 1947)
-, John, Lord Gretton (d. 1982)
-, fam.
Greville, Sir Fulke
Grey, Thos., Lord Grey of Groby
Grimthorpe, Lord, see Beckett, Sir Edw.
grindstones
Grinling, Edw.
Guest, Revd. Chas.
gypsum
-, mining
Halbard, Philip
Hamel, Gustav
Hampshire, see Wherwell abbey; Winchester cathedral priory
Hanbury and see Fauld
Hanby, Thos.
Hansom, E. J.
Harden:
-, John
-, his dau., m. Revd. John Clay
Hardman, John & Co. (stained glass makers)
Hardy, John
Hare, C. G.
Harpur, Henry
Harrison fam.
Hartshorne (Derb.)
Hassall, Revd. Wm.
Hastings:
-, Francis, Lord Hastings
-, Geo., Lord Hastings (later earl of
Huntingdon; d. 1544)
-, Sir Geo. (later Lord Hastings; d.
1604)
-, Henry, earl of Huntingdon
-, Sir Wm., Lord Hastings
-, fam.
hat making
Hatton (Derb.)
Hawkins:
-, Isaac (d. 1713)
-, Isaac (d. 1800)
-, Wm.
-, fam.
Hayne:
-, Geo.
-, Henry
-, John
Haythorn, Jonathan
'Heathcote', see Stanton
Henrietta Maria, queen of Charles I
Hendle (or Henley), Walter
Henley, Ralph, abbot of Burton
Henry I
Henry II
Henry III
Henry IV
Henry V
Henry VIII
Henson, Geo.
hermits, holy woman
Hexham (Northumb.)
Hildersham, Revd. Arthur
Hill:
-, Chas
-, Joseph
-, Mary (? otherwise Mary Statham)
-, Thos.
-, Wm.
Hill and Son (organ builders)
Hinckley (Leics.)
Hindlip (Worcs.)
Hindlip, Lord, see Allsopp, Henry
Hixon:
-, John
-, Thos.
Hodgkins, Silvester
Hodson, Chas.
Hogg, Ric.
Holland, John
Hollemans:
-, Garrett (d. prob. 1590s)
-, Garrett (or Gerrard), his grandson
-, Joseph (or Jasper)
Holmes, Edw.
Home and Knight (architects)
Honormead Schools group
Hope-Jones, Rob.
Hopkins:
-, John
-, Sarah, m. John Auden
-, Wm.
Horner, Joseph
HORNINGLOW
-, acreage
-, agriculture
-, allotments and potato grounds
-, Beam hill
-, bowling green
-, brewery
-, burial mounds (tumuli)
-, canal
-, charities
-, Charlotte James nursing home, see
below Oakhurst
-, churches
-, St. Aidan's
-, St. Chad's
-, St. John the Divine
-, church hall
-, parish room
-, communications, see above canal;
below railway station; roads
-, community centres
-, Eton park
-, factories
-, farms
-, geology
-, green
-, guild priest
-, Henhurst
-, Henhurst wood
-, horse racing
-, hospitals,
-,
and see below
workhouse
-, improvement commissioners
-, inns
-, institute and reading room
-, labour services
-, lock-up
-, manor
-, manorial govt.
-, moorland
-, Oakhurst (later Charlotte James
nursing home)
-, Oddfellows
-, Outwood (common)
-, Outwoods (settlement)
-, Outwoods civil parish, see Outwoods
-, Outwoods recreation ground
-, parish govt.
-, pinfold
-, place-name
-, poor relief
-, the Poplars
-, population
-, post office
-, protestant nonconformity
-, rabbit warren
-, railway station
-, recreation grounds
-, reservoir
-, roads
-, tollhouse
-, Roman Catholicism
-, saw mill
-, schools
-, school-church
-, Sunday schs.
-, sewerage
-, steam mill
-, Shobnall Fields sports ground
-, sports clubs, 180-1; and see above
horse racing
-, timber yard
-, tip (refuse)
-, tithes
-, transport
-, village
-, wake
-, water supply
-, Wetmore
-, woodland
-, workhouse (1839), (1884;
later Queen's hospital)
Horobin, Jerome
horses
-, fairs
-, mills
-, races
-, stud
Horton:
-, Rob.
-, Walter
Hoskins, Abraham
Houghton, Col. Ric.
housing associations
Howeton, Wm.
hunting
Huntingdon, earls of, see Hastings
Hutson, Wm.
Ibstock, John of, abbot of Burton
ice skating
Incorporated Church Building Society
Ind Coope & Allsopp Ltd. (later Ind Coope & Co.) (brewers)
Independents, see Congregationalists Independent Labour Party
India
India Rubber, Gutta Percha and Telegraph Works Co.
industries, see alabaster carving; box making; brewing; brickmaking; cement works; clothmaking; coal mining; fairground machinery makers; flint grinding; footwear; grain drying; gravel working; hat making; gypsum mining; iron industry; leather working; locomotive manufacturers; machine gun manufacturer; metal working; motor car manufacturers; pottery industry; printing; quarrying; rope making; rubber tyre manufacturers; silk making; smallwares manufacturers; tile making; timber merchants; tobacco-pipe makers
inoculation
Insula, Ric. de, abbot of Burton
Interbrew (Belgian brewing firm)
International Bible Students' Association, see Jehovah's Witnesses
Ireland
Irish
iron industry
Islam, burials
Italy, see Florence; Rome
Jackson, Frances
Jacobites
James I
James 'the conductor'
Jefford, Harriet Walton
Jeffries, Revd. James
Jehovah's Witnesses
Jenkins:
-, Mary
-, Mary (? her dau.)
-, Thos.
Jennings, John
Jess, Samuel
Jinny Nature Trail
John, King
Johnson:
-, Eliz.
-, Nathaniel
-, Dr. Samuel
Jones, Fred., & Co. Ltd.
Jones, Revd. Hugh
Joule, Chris. see Tole, Chris.
Joyce, Nic.
Kashmir
Kaye, Eliz., m. Francis, Lord North
Keele University
Kennington (Surr.)
Kensit, John
Kent, see Canterbury cathedral; Chatham
Kershaw, Ric.
Kind, John
Kind, J.B., Ltd.
King Sterndale (Derb.)
King's Bromley
Kitchener's Barns, see Burton: Bond End Farm
Knapper, Thos.
Knight, Ric.
Knox, J. E.
Kynnersley, Wm.
Labour Church
Labour Party
labour services, escort duty, villeinage,
Lahore, bp. of, see French, Thos.
Lake District
Lancashire, and see Liverpool; Manchester, Warrington
Lancaster, Thos. of, earl of Lancaster
Landor, Thos.
Lane, John
Lathbury, John
Latter Day Saints (Mormons)
Laurence, abbot of Burton
Lawrence:
-, Sir Ivan
-, Sir Thos., 94
Lawson, John
lawyers, see Burton: lawyers
Leake, treaty of (1318)
leasehold tenure
leather working
leech (medical practitioner)
Leedham:
-, Barnabas
-, Fra.
-, Wm.
Leeson:
-, Chas.
-, Chas., his s.
Leicester,
-, as address
-, Wyggeston Hospital
Leicestershire, and see Ashby-de-la-Zouch; Bottesford; Breedon-on-the-Hill; Castle Donnington; Donisthorpe; Hinckley; Leicester, Loughborough; Measham; Overseal; Stapleford
Leigh, see Field
Leland, John
Leofric:
-, (12th-cent. reeve)
-, abbot of Burton
-, earl of Mercia, and see Godgifu
the goldsmith
leper house
Lever, J. F., & Co. Ltd. (grain driers)
Leveson-Gower, John, Lord Gower
Lewis, Revd. Thos.
Ley:
-, Chris.
-, Wm.
Leytonstone (Essex)
Liberal Party, and see Burton: Liberal Party: clubs
Liberal Unionist Party
Lichfield, as address bailiffs burgesses heretic burnt at turnpike road trustees St. Michael's parish, see Streethay: Wall
Lichfield, diocese of:
-, bps.
-, consistory court
-, palace
-, cathedral
-, chancellor
-, registry
-, theological college
-,
and see Coventry and Lichfield,
diocese of
Lichfield Diocesan Association for Preventive and Rescue Work
Lichfield Diocesan Church Building Society
Lichfield Diocesan Church Extension Society
Lincolnshire, and see Osbournby;Tattershall;Thornton
Litherland, R. S.,
Little Chester, see Derby
Liverpool, as address
Llandaff (Glam.)
livestock:
-, branding
-,
and see asses;
-, cattle;
-, deer;
-, dovecots;
-, geese;
-, horses;
-, oxen;
-, pigs;
-, poultry;
-, sheep;
-, swans
Lloyd:
-, Revd. Owen
-, Sampson
-, Sampson, his s.
-, fam.
Lloyds TSB Bank
locomotive manufacturers,
Lollardy
Lomas:
-, Wm.
-, fam.
London
-, as address
-, architects
-, brewers
-, clothier
-, Gray's Inn
-, market
-, merchants
-, Vauxhall Gardens
-, Whitefriars Studio
London and North Western Railway Co.
London City and Midland Bank
Longdon, see Beaudesert
Loughborough (Leics.)
Low (or Lowe):
-, Agnes
-, John
-, Joseph
-, Ric.
-, Ric., his s.
-, Roger
-, Sam.
-, Thos. (fl. 1562)
-, Thos. (fl. 1610)
-, Thos. (fl. 1846)
-, Wm.
Lowe & Sons (builders)
Lucas, Revd. John
Lucy and Littler (architects)
Lynam, Geo.
Lyne, A.W.
Lyon, Chas.
Malbon:
-, (12th-cent. tenant)
-, John, his s.
-, Ric., son of John, see Brizlincote,
-, Ric. of
machine gun manufacturer
Mackennal, Revd. Alexander
Mainwaring, Edw.
Manchester, as address
Manet, Edouard
Mann, Crossman & Paulin Ltd.
Manners, Thos., earl of Rutland
Manning, Henry Edw., Cardinal
Manwaring, - (? Edw. Mainwaring)
Marley Tile Co.
Marmite Food Extract Co. Ltd.
Marston, John, and his sons,
Marston, John, and Sons (later Marston, Thompson, and Eversherd) Ltd. (brewers)
Martin's Bank
Martyn & Co.
Mary, Queen of Scots
Marylebone Cricket Club
Mason:
-, Henry
-, Jonathan
-, Philip
-, Wm. (fl. 1854)
-, Wm. (fl. 1913)
Mason (or Edge), Wm.
Mason, W. H., & Son Ltd. (wood turners)
Mathew:
-, Wm.,
-, abbot of Burton
-, Sir Wm.
Mavesyn Ridware
McLean, Revd. Rob.
Meakin:
-, L. J.
-, Lewis
Measham (Derb., later Leics.)
medical practitioners, see dentists; leech; midwives; nurses; physicians; surgeons
Melburne, Wm., abbot of Burton
Mellor, Rob.
Mercia, earls of, and see Leofric
Merry:
-, John
-, fam.
metalworking
Methodists
-, Arminian
-, Calvinistic
-, Independent
-, Primitive
-, Reformed (later United Methodist
Free Church)
-, United Reformed
-, Wesleyan
Meuland, Roger, bp. of Coventry and Lichfield
Meynell Langley (Derb.)
Michelson, Nic.
Mickleover (Derb.)
Micklethwaite, J. T.
Middlesex, see Clerkenwell; West Drayton
Middleton, Revd. Wm.
Midland Bank
Midland Joinery Works Ltd.
Midland Railway Co.
midwives
Mills, David
mineral water, see aerated water
Mitchell:
-, Joseph
Mitchells and Butlers (brewers)
Modwen, St.depicted on reredos, shrine
Molanus, Maj. Johannes
monastic granges and see Burton: Bond End Farm; Shobnall Grange
Moncur, Geo.
Monenna (Moninne), St.
Monks bridge, see Stretton: bridges
Moorecock, Wm.
Moravians
Morecroft, Thos.
Morgan, Revd. Wm.
Morley, J. K.
Mormons, see Latter Day Saints
Morrey, in Yoxall
Morris:
-, Sam.
-, Revd. Valerie
-, Wm.
-, Wm. (artist)
-, (widow)
Morris and Co.
Morton, J.H.
Morton, Rob., & Co. (engineers)
Mosley, Sir Oswald, Bt.
Mothers' Union
motor car manufacturers
Muckleston:
-, John
-, Joseph
'Mudwennestow', see Burton
Mumford, Geof.
Muschamp, Geof., bp. of Coventry
Musgrave:
-, James
-, John
-, Wm.
Napoleonic blockade
National Provincial Bank
National Society
National Telegraphic Co.
navy, supply of hats to
Naylor and Sale (architects)
Needwood forest
negro servant
Nether Hall, see Burton: buildings (domestic)
Newark (Notts.)
Newcastle-under-Lyme
Newhall, in Stapenhill (Derb.) and n chapels graveyard
Newport (Salop.)
Newton:
-, Henry
-, Kate
-, Wm.
Newton Solney (Derb.)
Newton Park
Nicholas, abbot of Burton (1187-97)
Nicholas, abbot of Burton (1216-22) see Wallingford, Nicholas of
Nicholson, Wm.
Niel, abbot of Burton
Norfolk, John of
Norfolk:
-, migrant workers from ('Norkies'),
-,
and see Norwich cathedral
Norreys, John le (14th-cent. tenant)
North, Lady, see Kaye
North Staffordshire Railway Co.
Northamptonshire, see Easton Neston; Fotheringhay castle: Great Brington; Oundle; Peterborough abbey
Northumberland, see Hexham
Norton, John
Norwich cathedral
Nottingham
-, as address
-, alabaster carving, centre for
Nottingham Roman Catholic diocese
Nottinghamshire, and see Bunny Hall; Grantham; Newark; Rampton
Nunns, John
nurses, nursing homes
Oddfellows (friendly society)
Offchurch (Warws.)
Offlow hundred
O'Grady, Revd. Wm.
Okeover:
-, Orm of
-, Ralph, his s.
-, Hugh, his grandson
-, Wm., his great-grandson
open fields
Orbit housing association
Ordish:
-, James (d. 1845)
-, James (fl. 1850s-60s)
-, Wm.
-, fam.
-, Orm (12th-cent. tenant)
Orme:
-, John
-, Mrs.
Orton:
-, Geo.
-, his dau.
Orton, Geo., Sons and Spooner Ltd. (fairground machinery makers)
Osborne, Wm.
Osbournby (Lincs.)
O'Sullivan, Revd. Patrick
Oundle (Northants.)
Outwood, see Horninglow
Outwoods civil parish
Overseal (Leics.)
Ownesby, Rob., abbot of Burton
oxen
Oxford Delegacy for Extra-Mural Studies
Oxford University
Oxfordshire, see Somerton; Yarnton
Packington, Thos., abbot of Burton
pagan worship, burials
Paget:
-, Chas. Henry Alex., 6th marquess of
Anglesey (d. 1947)
-, Geo. Chas., 7th marquess of
Anglesey
-, Henry, Lord Paget (d. 1568),
his monument
-, Henry, Lord Paget, later earl of
Uxbridge (d. 1743)
-, Henry, Lord Paget, later earl of
Uxbridge (d. 1769)
-, Henry (formerly Bayly), Lord Paget,
later earl of Uxbridge (d. 1812),
as patron of St. Modwen's church
-, Henry, Lord Paget, later 2nd
marquess of Anglesey (d. 1869)
-, Henry, 4th marquess of Anglesey (d.
1898)
-, Henry Cyril, 5th marquess of
Anglesey (d. 1905)
-, Henry Wm., Lord Paget, later earl of
Uxbridge and then 1st marquess
of Anglesey (d. 1854)
-, his portrait
-, Jane, ctss. of Uxbridge, see
Champagné
-, Thos., Lord Paget (d. 1590)
-, Wm., Lord Paget (d. 1678)
-, Sir Wm., later Lord Paget (d. 1563)
-, his monument
-, Wm., Lord Paget (d. 1628)
-, Wm., Lord Paget (d. 1713)
-, Wm. Geo., 3rd marquess of Anglesey
(d. 1880)
Paget family:
-, arms
-, estate
-, agents
-, management
-, house at Burton
-, motto
-, peerage titles
-, power to prove wills
Palmer, Rob.
Paris
Parker:
-, Ellen
-, James
-, Ric. (d. 1570)
-, Ric. (fl. 1849)
-, fam.
Pakistanis
Parkyns, Sir Thos.
Parr's (later Westminster) Bank
Patrick the swineherd
Paul, St., rule of
Paulet:
-, Eliz., see Blount
-, Sir Hugh
Peacock, B. F., & Co. (iron founders)
Peche, Rob., bp. of Coventry
Peel:
-, John (d. 1816)
-, John (fl. 1834)
-, Joseph
-, Laurence
-, Rob.
-, Rob. John (fl. 1780)
-, Rob. John (d. 1857)
-, Wm.
-, fam.
Peel's Cut (canalised watercourse)
Peninsular War
Penkridge, see Pillaton
Pentecostalists
Pepys, Sam.
Perks:
-, Ann
-, Chas. (fl. 1820s-30s) his son,
-, Chas. (d. 1847)
-, Joseph
-, Wm.
Perks, Chas., & Sons Ltd.
Peterborough abbey
Pevsner, Sir Nikolaus
Phillips, Wm.
physicians
pigs
Pillaton, in Penkridge
Pirelli Ltd.
plague
Plantagenet, Geo., duke of Clarence
Plasplugs Ltd.
Plautus (Roman poet)
Pleasant Sunday (and Wednesday) Afternoons
Plot, Rob.
Plymouth Brethren
Podmore, W., & Sons (industrial millers)
Polesworth (Warw.), and see Bramcote
Pomeroy, F. W.
Port,:
-, Fra.
-, Fra., his s.
-, Henry
-, John (d. 1732)
-, John (d. 1802)
-, John (d. by 1823)
-, John (d. 1837)
-, Philip (d. 1764)
-, Philip (d. 1808)
-, Rob. (fl. 1745)
-, Rob. (fl. 1820s)
-, fam.
pottery industry
poultry
Poyser, Josiah
prehistory:
-, Bronze Age
-, Iron Age
-, Mesolithic period
-, Neolithic period
Presbyterians
Prescott (Salop.)
Presentation Sisters of the Blessed Virgin May
Priest, Wm.
Prince of Wales's (North Staffordshire) Regiment
printing
Printon, Benj.
Priorslee (Salop.)
prostitutes, see Burton: prostitutes
protestant nonconformity and see Baptists; Brethren; Christadelphians; Christian Scientists; Congregationalists; Friends, Society of; Jehovah's Witnesses; Latter Day Saints; Labour Church; Methodists; Pentecostalists; Presbyterians; puritans; Salvation Army; Seventh Day Adventists; Spiritualists; Unitarians
Protestant Truth Society
Prudhomme, Wm.
Prussia
psalm singers
puritans
Pycroft:
-, Dan
-, Joseph
-, Thos.
-, Wm.
Quakers, see Friends, Society of quarrying
Queen Anne's Bounty
rabbit warrens
Rampton (Notts.)
Rangemore, see Tatenhill
Ratcliff:
-, John
-, R. F.
-, Rob.
-, Sam.
-, fam.
Rawlins, Revd. R. R.
Reading abbey
Recelbert (12th-cent. parish chaplain)
Redich, Alex.
Renold Chains Ltd.
Repton (Derb.)
Rhodes (or Rodes), Eliz., see Cox, Eliz.
Richardson:
-, John
-, Joseph
-, Sir Wm.
Rider:
-, Geo.
-, Ric.
Rider House group
Ridgley:
-, Dan.
-, Ferrers
Robin Hood's ford
Robinson:
-, Dan.
-, Joseph
-, Thos.
-, Wm.
Roddis, John
Rodway:
-, Stephen
Roe, Ric.
Rolleston
-, as address
-, churchwardens
-, gas works
-, high school
-, Rolleston Hall
-,
and see Anslow
Rolleston Friendly Institution
Roman Catholicism schools
Romano-British period and see Ryknild Street
Rome
Romford (Essex)
rope making
rowing
Royal, Wm., & Associates (architects)
Royle (or Royley):
-, Gabriel
-, Ric. (fl. 1540s)
-, Ric. (otherwise Cartwright; d. prob 1589)
rubber tyre manufacturers
Rudhall, Abraham
Rugby football, see football
Rugeley
Rupert, Prince, count palatine of the Rhine
Russell, John, duke of Bedford
Russia
Rutland, earl of, see Manners, Thos.
Ryknield Engine Co. Ltd (later Ryknield Motor Car Co.)
Ryknild Street
Ryle brook
Sadler:
-, Bernard
-, James
sailing
St. Albans, Wm. of Reynold, his s.
St. John, John
Salisbury cathedral
Salisbury, Sir John
salmon
Salmon motor car
Salt:
-, Thos.
-, Thos. Fosbrooke, his dau.
Salt & Co. (brewers)
Salters ford
Salvation Army
Sanders (Saunders):
-, Dan.
-, Sam.
-, Capt. Thos.
-, fam.
Sandon
Saunders, see Sanders saw mill
Scandinavia influence, and see Vikings
Scobba (Old English personal name)
Scotland
Scott:
-, Geo.
-, John Oldrid
-, Warwick
Seal, Thos.
Second World War, see World Wars
Selleck, Mrs. Martha
Selwyn, Geo., bp. of Lichfield
Seventh Day Adventists
sheep
Sheffield (Yorks., W.R.)
Shelmerdine, Revd. Dan.
Sheppard, Ric. (later Richard Sheppard, Robson) and Partners (architects)
Shercliff, T. R., & Co. Ltd. (engineers)
Sherratt:
-, John
-, Wm.
Shipley, Ric.
Shipley, in Heanor (Derb.)
Shirley:
-, Geo.
-, John
-, Rob., Earl Ferrers
Shobnall brook
Shobnall, see Burton
Shobwood Engineering (Burton) Ltd.
shoe making, see footwear
Shorthose, Wm.
Shrewsbury, Wm.
Shropshire, see Newport; Prescott; Priorslee; Whitchurch; Wroxeter
silk making
Silvertown, in West Ham (Essex)
Silvertown UK Ltd.
Simeon's Trustees
Simnett, John
Simons (otherwise Cripple), Wm.
Simpson, Thos.
Sinai park, see Branston
Sketchley:
-, Sam.
-, Sam., his s.
-, Wm.
Slater, Edw.
Sleigh, Fred
Small, Wm.
Small, Taverner, and Sharp (smallwares manufacturers)
smallpox
smallwares manufacturers
Smith:
-, Fra.
-, Henry
-, Joseph
-, Ric.
-, Simon
-, Revd. Thos.
-, Wm. (fl. 1720s)
-, Wm. (fl. 1790s)
-, Revd. Wm.
-, Wm. Joseph, his w. Frances
-, fam.
Snetzler, John
Snow, Thos.
Somerset, and see Bath
Somerton (Oxon.)
soup kitchens
South Shields (Co. Durham)
South Staffordshire Waterworks Co.
Southern Rhodesia, bp. of, see Beavan, F. H.
Southwell diocese
Spencer:
-, John (d. 1586)
-, John (d. 1599)
-, Sir Rob., Lord Spencer
-, Sir Wm.
Spender:
-, John
-, John, his s.
Spilsbury, Revd. F. M.
Spiritualists
Spooner:
-, Thos. (fl. 1854)
-, Thos. (d. 1939), his father
sports, see angling; bowling; bull baiting; cock fighting; cricket; football; golf; horses (races); hunting; ice skating; rowing; sailing; swimming; tennis
Spriggs-Smith, Revd. W. J.
Stafford
Stafford, archdeacons of
Stafford, John of, abbot of Burton
Stafford, John
Staffordshire county committee
Staffordshire county council
Staffordshire Yeomanry
Stamp, Fred.
Stanhope:
-, Eliz., see Cuyly
-, Ferdinando
-, John
-, Philip, earl of Chesterfield (d. 1656)
-, Philip, earl of Chesterfield (d. 1714)
-, Philip, earl of Chesterfield (d. 1726)
-, Philip Dormer, earl of Chesterfield
(d. 1773)
-, Sir Ric.
Stanton, Sam.
Stanton, in Stapenhill (Derb.) 'Heathcote'
STAPENHILL,
-, acreage
-, as address
-, agriculture
-, Albury House
-, brickmaking
-, Bridge End Farm (later Scalpcliff
House)
-, bridges
-, Brizlincote
-, Brizlincote Hall Farm
-, chapel
-, cemetery
-, churches:
-, Brizlincote chapel
-, Immanuel
-, St. Peter's
-, churchwardens
-, communications, see above bridges;
below ferry; railway; roads
-, community centre
-, co-operative society store
-, the Croft (nursing home)
-, Drakelowe House
-, ferry
-, Ferry Cottage, House
-, friendly societies
-, geology
-, green
-, guild priest
-, Horse holme
-, housing estates
-, improvement commissioners
-, industry
-, inns
-, institute
-, manor
-, manorial govt.
-, mills
-, monastic grange
-, nursing homes
-, Oddfellows
-, parish govt.
-, Park Hill House
-, pinfold
-, place-name
-, poor relief, poorhouses
-, population
-, protestant nonconformity
-, rabbit warrens
-, railway
-, reading room
-, recreation grounds
-, Red Rose Club
-, Relief Society
-, revenants (living dead)
-, Rider House
-, roads, tollgate
-, Roman Catholicism
-, Scalpcliff hill
-, Scalpcliff House, see above Bridge
End Farm
-, schools Sunday schs.
-, sewerage
-, sheltered housing
-, soup kitchen
-, sports clubs
-, spring
-, Stapenhill Great Farm
-, Stapenhill Hollows
-, Stapenhill House
-, tip (refuse)
-, tithes
-, transport
-, vicars of
-, village
-, water supply
-, Waterside
-, Waterside House
-, woodland
-, workhouse
-, youth centre
-,
and see Cauldwell; Newhall; Stanton
Stapenhill:
-, John of
-, John s. of Ralph of (? same as John
of)
-, daus. of Ric. of
-, Rob. of
Stapleford (Leics.)
Statham, Mary
Staton:
-, John Clark
-, Wm.
Staton, J. C., & Co. (plaster manufacturers)
Stavensby, Alex., bp. of Coventry and Lichfield
Steele, Ric.
Steere, Thos.
Stephen, Oscar
Stevens, Henry
Stevenson, R.
Stocal Enamelled Tile & Iron Co. Ltd. (later Stocal Enamels Ltd.)
Stockton-on-Tees (Co. Durham)
Stoke-upon-Trent
Stokton, Ralph
Stone
stone masons
Stowe, see Chartley
Stramshall, in Uttoxeter
Street, G. E.
Streethay, in St. Michael's parish, Lichfield
STRETTON
-, acreage
-, agric.
-, bridges
-, canal
-, charities
-, church
-, Clay Mills
-, communications, see above bridges;
canal; below railway station;
roads
-, Dovecliff Hall
-, forge
-, geology
-, green
-, guild priest
-, industry
-, inn
-, labour services
-, manor
-, manorial govt.
-, midwife
-, mills, mill stream
-, monastic grange
-, Oddfellows
-, parish govt.
-, pinfold
-, place-name
-, poor relief
-, population
-, protestant nonconformity
-, railway station
-, roads, tollgate
-, schools,Sunday schs.
-, sewerage,sewage works
-, tithes
-, village, village hall (Priory
Centre)
-, water supply
-, Western Park housing estate
-, Wetmore Hall Farm
Stretton:
-, Gamel of
-, John of, prior of Burton abbey
Stuart, D. G.
Stubbes, Philip
stud, see horses
Suffolk, migrant workers from
surgeons
Surrey, see Albury; Kennington
Sutton, James
Swadlincote (Derb.)
Swallow, John
swans
Sweden
swimming
Swindlehurst, J. E.
Swynfen, Revd. Ric.
Sykes, Thos.
Tailor, John
Talbot, James
Talbot & Co.
Tamworth
Tate, Wm.
Tatenhill brook
Tatenhill
Byrkley Lodge
Rangemore
-,
and see Barton-under-Needwood;
Dunstall Hall; Wychnor
Tattershall (Lincs.)
Taverner:
-, John
-, John, his s.
Taverner, John, & Sons Ltd. (smallwares manufacturers)
Taylor, J.
Teale, J. M.
temperance movement
tennis
Tettenhall
Theobald, archbp. of Canterbury
Thompson, John, and Sons Ltd. (brewers)
Thomson, Ric.
Thorald the carpenter
Thornewill:
-, Revd. C. F.
-, Edw.
-, Edw. John
-, Fra. (d. 1807)
-, Fra. (d. 1846)
-, John
-, Martha
-, Mary
-, Rob.
-, Rob., his s.
-, Thos. (d. 1786)
-, Thos. (d. 1843)
-, fam.
-,
and see Thorniwell
Thornewill & Warham Ltd. (engineers)
Thorniwell:
-, Eliz., see Astle
-, Thos.
-, and see Thornewill
Thornley, Alfred
Thornton (Lincs.)
Throckmorton Plot
tile making
timber merchants
trade
Tinkler, S.
Tinley, R. C.
tobacco-pipe makers
Tole (or Joule), Chris.
Tomlinson:
-, Rob.
-, Wm.
Tone:
-, Henry (d. by 1529)
-, Henry (d. 1568 or 1569)
-, Henry (fl. 1623)
-, Rob. (fl. 1529)
-, Rob. (fl. 1621)
Toone, Thos.
Tories
trade unions
Trafalgar day
Trent,
-, river
-, as boundary
-, bridges:
-, Burton bridge
-, chapel
-, Ferry bridge
-, St. Peter's bridge
-, Willington bridge
-, depicted on civic arms
-, embankments
-, ferries
-, fishing
-, Fleet channel
-, floods
-, fords
-, islands
-,
and see Burton:
-, Andresey
-, navigation
-, pollution
-, swannery
-, weirs
Trent and Mersey canal (also Grand Trunk canal)
Tresise:
-, Chas.
-, Horace
-, John
-, Joseph
-, Joseph, his s.
Tresises Printers Ltd.
Trubshaw, James
Truman, Hanbury, Buxton & Co. (brewers)
tumuli, see burial mounds
Turner:
John
Sampson
Turton, Henry
Tutbury
-, castle
-, cement works
-, cotton mill
-, gas works
-, gypsum mine
-, market
-, school
-, Society of Friends (Quakers)
-, Stockley Park
Tutbury Jenny (train) workhouse
Tutbury priory, prior of
Tutbury rural district
Twynyho, Edmund
Twyst (or Twysse), Gilbert
Tyldesley, Sir Thos.
Underhill, C. F.
Underwood, Revd. Alfred
unemployment
Union Mill Co.
Unitarians
United Presbyterian Church
United Reformed Church and see Methodist United Reformed Church
United States of America
Upper Trent Navigation Co. Ltd.
Uttoxeter
-, Blount's Hall Society of Friends (Quakers),
and see Stramshall; Woodford
Uxbridge, earls of, and see Paget
Vatican Council, Second
Verdun, Bertram de
Vernon, Sir John
Victoria, Queen
Vikings
Vincent, see Alwine
Virgil (Roman poet)
Voluntary Aid Association
Volunteers
Wakefield:
-, John
-, Mrs. Sarah
wakes
Wales
Walker:
-, John
-, Margery
Walker, Peter (brewery)
Wall, in St. Michael's, Lichfield
Wallingford, Nicholas of, abbot of Burton
Walsall, house of correction
Walton-on-Trent (Derb.)
Ward:
-, Thos.,his widow
-, Wm.
-, Sir Wm. de la
Wardhough's travelling theatre
Wardle:
-, Fra.
-, Henry
-, Wm.
Wardle, Wm., & Co. (cattle feed manufacturers)
Warham, John
Warrington (Lancs.)
Warrington, Wm.
Warwick
Warwickshire, and see Bramcote; Coventry; Offchurch; Polesworth
Waterloo, battle of
Watson:
-, Dan. (d. 1683)
-, Dan. (d. 1702)
-, Dorothy, m. Wm. Burslem
-, Henry (fl. 1531)
-, Henry (d. 1663)
-, Dr. Henry
-, Hugh
-, John, his w.
-, Ric.
-, Rob.
-, Rob. (? another)
-, fam.
Wayte, Thos.
Webb:
-, Aston (later Sir Aston)
-, John
Wedgwood, Josiah
Werneth, Messrs. (rubber type manufacturers)
Wesley:
-, John
-, Wm.
West Drayton (Mdx.)
West Ham (Essex), see Silvertown
Westminster
Westminster abbey
Westminster (formerly Parr's) Bank
Wetmore brook
Wetmore, see Horninglow
Wetmore, Ralph of
Wherwell abbey
Whigs
Whitchurch (Salop.)
Whitefield, Geo.
Whitefriars Studio, see London
Whitehurst, John
Whitmore
Wightman, Edw.
Wigston, Wm.
Wilcock fam.
Wilde, Oscar
Wilden Ferry, in Castle Donington (Leics.)
Wilders:
-, Anne
-, Eliz.
-, Henry
-, John
-, Thos.
-, Wm. (d. 1721)
-, Wm. (d. 1813)
-, Wm. (fl. 1820s), and his w. Eliz.
-, fam.
Wilfrid, St., bp. of York
Wilkes:
-, Joseph
-, Ric.
Wilkins, Eliz.
Wilkinson, Bruce
William I
William (12th-cent. householder)
William (parker in Burton manor)
William (warden of Outwood, in Horninglow; ? same as Wm. the parker)
William 'de Gildhus' (or 'atte Gyldehus')
William 'le schipmon'
William the physician
Willington (Derb.)
Wilson:
-, Benj.
-, Benj., his s.
-, John
-, John Walker
-, Joseph (fl. 1793)
-, Joseph (fl. 1834)
-, Joseph (d. 1859)
-, Wm.
Wiltshire, see Salisbury cathedral
Winchester cathedral priory
Windsor, dean of
Wine (Old English personal name)
WINSHILL
-, Abbeyfield House, see below Trent
-, Cottage
-, acreage
-, agric.
-, almshouses
-, Ashfield House
-, Bladon House (also Yeomanry
House)
-, brickmaking
-, charities
-, church
-, community centres
-, farms
-, Foresters
-, Freemasons
-, geology
-, green
-, guild priest
-, hayward (or pinner)
-, hermitage
-, housing estates
-, improvement commissioners
-, industry
-, inns,Swan
-, institute
-, isolation hospital
-, manor
-, manorial govt.
-, mills, see Burton: mills
-, Moat Bank
-, monastic grange
-, nurse, nursing homes
-, Oddfellows
-, parish govt.
-, pinfold
-, place-name
-, poor relief
-, population
-, protestant nonconformity
-, quarry
-, recreation grounds
-, roads, tollhouse
-, Roman Catholicism
-, schools, Sunday
-, schs.
-, sewerage
-, slum clearance
-, tennis club
-, tip (refuse)
-, tithes
-, transport
-, Trent Cottage (later Abbeyfield
House)
-, vicar of
-, village
-, wake
-, water supply, water tower
-, Waterloo Clump
-, Waterloo Mount
-, 'le Wodehuses'
-, woodland,
-, the Woodlands
-, Yeomanry House, see above Bladon
-, House
Winterton & Co. (auctioneers)
Wirksworth (Derb.)
witchcraft
Wombwell's menagerie
Wood, Wm.
Woodcock, Revd. Wm.
Woodford, in Uttoxeter
Woodhouse, John
woodland
Woodlane, in Yoxall
Woodward, Eliz.
Worcestershire, and see Bewdley; Hindlip
Workers' Educational Association
Workers' Union
World Wars:
-, First,air
raid on Burton
-, Second
Worth, Henry
Worthington:
-, Martha, see Evans
-, Sam.
-, Sarah, see Evans
-, Wm. (d. 1800)
-, Wm. (d. 1825)
-, Wm. (d. 1871)
-, Wm. Henry
-, fam.
Worthington & Co. (brewers)
Wright:
-, Geo.
-, Joseph
Wroxeter (Salop.)
Wulfhere, king of Mercia
Wulfric Spot
Wulfsige the Black
Wyatt:
-, James
-, Job
-, Joseph
-, Sam.
-, Wm. (d. 1772)
-, Wm. (d. after 1779)
Wychnor, n Tatenhill
Wyggeston Estate Allotment Society
Wyggeston Hospital, see Leicester
Wyghtman, Mudwyn, see Caldwall
Yarnton (Oxon.)
Yates:
-, Chas.
-, Wm.
yeast
Yeomans, John
York, bp. of, see Wilfrid
Yorkshire, and see Barnsley; Boroughbridge; Doncaster; Sheffield
Young, Fred
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Women's Club and Christian Association
Yoxall, and see Morrey; Woodlane