Langbourn ward, December 22d, 1746

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CHAP XXIII. Langbourn ward. Derivation of the name. December 22d Near Magpie-alley adjoining to the church of St. Catherine Coleman in Aldgate-ward was antiently a spring that produced a rivulet or bourn, which ran down the street westward, and through Lombard-street as far as the church of St.

Mary Woolnoth. England London Langbourn. The City of London was divided into sections known as wards. Each ward (25 total) consisted of a group of parishes. Many sources, such as tax and London Sessions records, group parishes into wards.

Knowing this jurisdiction aids researchers in locating ancestors in these records. In turn, Langbourn expanded by taking another part of Leadenhall Market, from Lime Street ward.

The ward at present borders eight other wards (Walbrook, Candlewick, Bridge, Billingsgate, Tower, Aldgate, Lime Street, and Cornhill); historically no other City ward bordered so many strative area: Greater London. THE ANCIENT WARD. Langbourn is one of the 25 ancient wards of the City of London.

It is reputedly named after a buried stream in the vicinity. Not far from Magpie-Alley adjoining the church of St. Catherine Coleman in Aldgate-ward was a spring that produced a rivulet or bourn. This ran westward through Lombard-street as far as the church of St.

LANGBOURN WARD. Langbourn Ward includes the parishes of St. Edmund Lombard Street, St. Dionis Backchurch, St. Gabriel Fenchurch and parts of the parishes of St. Mary Woolnoth, All Hallows Lombard Street, St. Nicholas Acon, St. Clement Eastcheap and All Hallows Staining.

Book: Common Prayer ofin case on stalls. Chest: In vestry. The passages will be extracts from the newly-published History of Langbourn Ward Club by 'Dicky' Bird.

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The Ward is a vibrant and active business hub, with many important City businesses and institutions. There are 25 Wards (voting districts) within the City. Each elects an Alderman and a number of Commoners (a list of ours is on the Officers and committee page) to represent them in the Court of Common Council (the City of London's "town council").

Langbourn and Candlewick Wards, 18th Century map, British Library (image is in the Public Domain). Much of what the visitor sees in these two wards today has been shaped by the planners and builders of the Victorian era, although a notable exception is the tower of All Hallows Staining Church, which has survived from the early Fourteenth Century.

Marriage Book of Lurgan Mo. Mtg., Ireland. This, no doubt, is the same family that came over to New Castle Co., prior to Henry Dixson, it is said, kept an inn at New Castle and had three children: (I.) William was married about to Ann Gregg, daughter of William Gregg, who, it is believed, also came from the north of Ireland.

Full text of "Plymouth county marriages, ; literally transcribed from the first volume of the records of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas, and from an unnumbered volume and volume one of the records of the Court of General Sessions of the Peace, Plymouth County, Massachusetts; reprinted from volumes one and two of "The Genealogical advertiser,".

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Palmer, David Stuart, James Coile, Joseph McClelbill, Alexr. Myrtle died on 11 May in Paintsville, Johnson County, and is buried in River, KY. Obituary: "Roy Ward, died Saturday Ma He was born Decemto the late Paris and Maudie Preston Ward.

Roy was a coal miner with Eastern Coal Co. and he served his country in the United States Army. John Ward, Sergeant (or Senior) son of Richard and Joyce Ward, was born in England. In a sworn affidavit in he stated his age as about 36 years, which means he was born c.

John Ward, was brought to New England, afterwhen his father died in Stretton, England. Writ dated 22d February, Agreement, 22d April,between Thomas Lindley, of Pennsylvania, and Adam Dickenson, of Province of Maryland: Plaintiff agrees to secure a patent for 1, acres in Clover Creek, otherwise ye Cow Pasture, and settle two tenants thereon, and then convey to Lindley.

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Ward family; descendants of William Ward, who settled in Sudbury, Mass., in Item Preview remove-circle Share or Embed This Item. The immigrant ancestor of the Ward family of Henrico County, Virginia, is stated to be Seth Ward in Ward Family [William & Mary Quartley, v.

27, pp. ], and part book Sir Ellis Hicks, Captain John Ward by Eugene Hicks mentions John Ward of Virginia as possible father of Seth, but both sources identify Seth Ward of Virginia as father of Richard Ward of Virginia.

Mr. Ward was the last of four brothers whose story was featured in the award-winning documentary “Brother’s Keeper.”.() Кральовскый коледж (Колумбийска универзита) Провинция Ню Йорк () Филаделфскый коледж (Пенсилванска универзита) Провинция Пенсилвания (college) ().Richard Hore was assessed for goods at Norton and in the North Ward of the City of Gloucester.

Charles Hoare was assessed for goods in the South Ward of the City of Gloucester and at Brockmouth. In Alumni Oxonienses are found these entries: John Hoare of Co. Gloucester, pleb. Magdalen Hall, matric.

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