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Will of Richard BRADFOLD (-1665) London Metropolitan Archives and Guildhall Library Manuscripts Section, Clerkenwell, London, England; Reference Number: DW/PA/5/1665; Will Number: 5 [?] that this eight and twentieth day of August in the sixteen the year of this reign of our most … Continue reading →

Son of Henry STRANTON baptised at Ash in 1661. Possible marriage 14th August 1684 at Littleton Middlesex to Francis SOUTH (source: Findmypast.com) Possible Child Oswell STRANTON baptised 1686 Guildford, Surrey. Possible burial 4th February 1687 Guildford St Mary. Burial year 1687 Burial … Continue reading →

Buried 1658 Ash, Surrey. Children baptised at Wanborough, Surrey were Henry (1627), Catherine (1629), Katherine (1633), Mary (1636), Thomas (1638),  Sarah (1641). The Will of John SEGER (1657) husbandman of Ash gives to “Elizabeth wife of Oswell Stranton a stall … Continue reading →

1. C 7/427/50 1657  Exall v Lady Dirletoun. Plaintiffs: Edward Exall. Defendants: Elizabeth [Maxwell] Countess of Dirletoun. Place or subject: estate of James Maxwell, Guilford, Worpledon etc, Surrey 1. C2-JASI-M22-44 better photographs required of folded sections. 2. C 11/814/24 Fowke … Continue reading →

Published Works of Richard Lawson GALES Information from British Library’s On-line Catalogue [1] Ballads & Carols. GALES. Richard Lawson pp. 69. Simpkin, Marshall & Co.: London, [1916.] 8o. [2] David in Heaven, & other poems. GALES. Richard Lawson pp. 87. … Continue reading →

1661-1662 Wanborough Richard BRADFOLD  John FORD Source: West Surrey Family History Society – Microfiche Series – Free and Voluntary Present to Charles II – Calendar to the Surrey portion.

James Maxwell, 1st Earl of Dirletoun James Maxwell, 1st Earl of Dirletoun married Elizabeth de Boussoyne. James Maxwell, 1st Earl of Dirletoun gained the title of 1st Earl of Dirletoun. Child of James Maxwell, 1st Earl of Dirletoun and Elizabeth … Continue reading →

Death of Sir Algernon West The Times, London, 22nd March 1921 “Of many men it has been said with more or less accuracy “He was everybody’s friend,” but the words may be applied with almost literal truth to Sir Algernon … Continue reading →

AVENELL’S CHARITY – Reports of the Commissioners Appointed in Pursuance of Acts of Parliament … to Inquire Concerning Charities and Education of the Poor in England and Wales: Arranged in Counties, with Indexes. Parish of Wanborough Vol. 11 Page 704We … Continue reading →

Diary Thursday 23rd March – Pisa¶ “To-day (24″1) we saw the Campo Santo the most beautiful burying place in the world & the only cimetière except Clovelly & perhaps Wanborough churchyard which I wouldn’t mind being buried in ….” cite … Continue reading →

VA. to Venetia Stanley Saturday 29 December 20 Cavendish Square, W.¶ Darling Venetia – I loved getting your letter. I know you will realize what we are all going through just now. I was wired for on Monday morning & … Continue reading →

Daughter of Sir Charles TENNANT, Bt Married Herbert Henry ASQUITH (1852-1928) in 1894. Two surving children Elizabeth (1897 – 1945) Anthony ‘Puffin’ (1902-1968) Two children shortly after child birth and were buried in Wanborough Churchyard. The first is recorded in … Continue reading →

“Wanborough 3.5 miles from Guildford contains 21 houses and 107 inhabitants. The church is dedicated to St Bartholomew and is a curancy. “

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