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Catalogue description WARE
This record is held by Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies
| Reference: | D/EGr/79 |
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| Title: | WARE |
| Description: |
General accounts of the Parish of Ware In the General Accounts is sale particulars of "Collett Hall" Ware on a letter addressed to Mrs Collard J Josolyne's Boarding School, Wareside The Place Names of Ware Hos the Military Came to Ware in 1787, An Incident in the Malting Industry John Gilpin's Ride. Cowper's Mistakes about the Road Building Ancient Buildings at Ware House 63 High Street, Ware Presdales, near Ware Ware Park Gilpin House School Christs Hospital at Ware and Hertford Hamlet Manor House of the Past, Mardocks Roman Antiquities Roman Road Roman Coins and other remains Charity John Elmer by his will bequeathed the Black Swann Inn to the poor people of the Parish of Ware Christopher Fincke [Finch] of Ware, left a meadow in Great Amwell, to the poor of Ware Thomas Gaskyn of Amwell left money to the poor of Ware, Amwell and Layston John Elmer Charity in the parishes of Stevenage and Ware Benefactors to the Parish: to the Church, to the poor, the New River, the School, Almshouses etc Board of Education Charities Folk Lore The Hertfordshire Wonder or Strange News from Ware, Jane Stretton visited by unusual Fits and abstaining fron Sustenance for Nine Months The Horns of Ware, referring to the custom of "Swearing upon the Horns at Highgate" dues were collected on horned cattle, among other things "Ware and Wadesmill; Worth half of London" Biographies Sir Thomas Bourgchier a monumental inscription Catherine Chandler wife of Richard an Epitaph Rev Charles Chauncy, born at Ardeley, Vicar of Ware President of Harvard College, Cambridge, Mass. U.S.A. Rev Isaac Chauncy, eldest son of Rev Charles Chauncy Lieut R Benyon Croft of Ware a member of the Royal Navy. A Frigate's Commission Lady Ann Fanshawe wife of Right Hon Sir Richard Fanshawe. The Memoirs of Lady Ann Fanshawe Included are pictures of Sir Richard and Lady Fanshawe Sir Richard Fanshaw was born at Ware Park. A Statesman, Negotiator and Poet William Flack a farmer of Ware Thomas Fust, Martyred at Ware John Nicholls, Antiquary son of a Quaker Miller of Ware Dr William Meade of Ware Rev Everard Vigis, born at Ware James Taylor of Ware, bookseller and writer Robert Walters of the Priory, Ware a barrister-at-law and writer of Plays, also a contributor to periodical literature and constant writer in Notes and Queries William of Ware, philosopher born at Ware Williams Vallans, a poet Mrs Mary Ware of Ware Hill a translator Church St Mary the Virgin Church, Ware A List of the Charity Estates and Trust Monies belonging to the Parish of Ware The Brasses of St Marys Church, Ware Epitaphs in the Burial-ground of the Independent Chapel at Ware Epitaphs in Ware Churchyard Chantry in Ware founded in the reign of Edward IV called Ellen Brambill's or Bromble's Christ Church Ware erected in 1858 Holy Trinity, Wareside Inscriptions on Eight Tombstones in the Friends burial ground Kibes Lane, Ware The Cemetery, Ware Monastic Remains Ware Priory articles, also Sale Particulars The Franciscan and Benedictine Monasteries of Ware Antiquities Roman Remains found at the site of Messrs Allen and Hanbury's Factory in 1899 |
| Date: | undated |
| Held by: | Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies, not available at The National Archives |
| Language: | English |
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