Index

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