The History of Oswestry: Comprising the British, Saxon, Norman, and English eras; the topography of the borough; and its ecclesiastical and civic history; with notices of botany, geology, statistics, angling, and biography: to which are added sketches of the environsCathrall, William
History
The History of Oswestry: Comprising the British, Saxon, Norman, and English eras; the topography of the borough; and its ecclesiastical and civic history; with notices of botany, geology, statistics, angling, and biography: to which are added sketches of the environs
Cathrall, William
Natural history -- England -- Shropshire; Oswestry (England) -- History
same _Parish_ whose
Parents’ names
are not in the
Poor’s Books
Sir Nathaniel Will, 1740 Interest of Christmas & Trustees, or Nomination in Christmas and
Lloyd Stock, at Midsummer person the Reps. of Midsummer 12
present authorized by Sir N. Lloyd, & poor persons of
producing £97 them the Bishop of Oswestry, & 8
19s. 8d. per St. Asaph, of Whittington
annum alternately
— Thomas Will £2 12s. Every Su. in Owner of the Ditto St. Thos. Day
annually, out bread Aston property
of lands in —
— Jeffreys ⅓ of an estate Church-wardens St. Thos. Day,
at Osbaston, of lower 4s. out of
which 3rd now division of every 10, to
produces £4 0s. parish the poor in
8d. per annum Morton; 3s. in
Maesbury and
3s. in
Crickheath.
*** Swinnerton’s Charity is lost.
LIST OF CHARITIES FOR THE USE OF THE CHURCHWARDENS, CONSISTING OF SUCH
ONLY AS ARE PAID TO AND DISTRIBUTED BY THEM.
CHARITIES RELATING TO THE TOWN ONLY.
Yale’s; Morris’s; Witcherley’s; Sontley’s; Donor unknown, (Owen?) Land in
Beatrice Street; Muckleston Allen’s; Lloyd and Peacock’s; Muckleston’s
(Poor of Oswestry); Margaret Lloyd’s; Elizabeth Williams’s (Mixon Hall);
Rebecca Lloyd’s (Freeman).
CHARITIES RELATING JOINTLY TO THE TOWN AND PARISH.
Morgan’s; Gough’s; Winifred Matthews’s; Turner’s; Sir William Williams’s.
CHARITIES RELATING TO THE PARISH ONLY.
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