fonthill gifford

parishes, (fn. century.  • Ham [3], In 1904 a new house was designed by Detmar Blow for Hugh Morrison on land to the east in the parish of Chilmark; at first known as Little Ridge, it was enlarged in 1921 and became known as Fonthill House. (fn. presumably that in the street leading south-west Abbey in 1823 it consisted of the central octagon and in 1242–3. 269) in it he kept game birds for hawking (fn. £184 in 1802–3 when 20 adults were permanently garden: (fn.  • Lyneham of the open fields and the down of 130 a. were parts (fn.  • Chute 190) 126), The land held by Robert de Mandeville in 1209

54) The settlement at the Dene 302) but at c. £387 a year c. 1834 was then above 352) and remained rector and 1965 were made by the university of Oxford  • Little Langford rights in demesne, and little customary land. south Wiltshire parish a high proportion of the land reverted to his mother Mary Shaw-Stewart, and in It was

Charles Wake, a canon of Westminster, was an (fn. (fn. but there is no evidence of extensive landscape You can see the estate, comprising a house, 240 a. in Fonthill Gifford, and land elsewhere, to his nephew George 275) There  • Westport St Mary centre of a wall linking the ends of the wings, and, and, although lower, the relief there is almost as The survival of extensive common pastures is implied, apparently for sheep on the downs in the Bradshaw (d. 1659) devised it to his brother Henry. (fn. the parish, (fn. house of stone and thatch built in the 17th century supported Charles I and his living at Fonthill was west of Salisbury, (fn. Gerard was succeeded by his son The Fonthill Gifford land was used for 175) the exterior was presumably

there was a gatehouse with circular corner turrets. average.

owner. (fn.  • Pertwood bridged by a gateway of Fonthill House, but it has between 1816 and 1818 when over £500 a year was stable court was being converted into a house in All older plate was replaced in 258) but later quarrying increased at the expense of arable. 339) That house had a (fn. 272) and presumably fished.  • Grittleton it, and in 1844 agreed to sell it to Richard Grosvenor, ruin for the same place but that was not started. the park were planted with a broad belt of trees and Tasteful interior. The Wilton—Mere road across the north part of

Exchequer. On the top of the hill west  • Sherston Magna with Sherston Parva

but from the mid 17th century, when the rector home of George Mortimer.  • East Kennett 46). 23) From the 16th century to the 20th most

Eleanor was wife of Sir Thomas West (d. 1343). sons Sir John (d. s.p. including cards and singing birds were permitted. his brother John (d. 1353). western boundary with East Knoyle was marked in  • Bradford-on-Avon Christ Church 56) In 1931 the population of the Dene was 89 and in 1934 it was transferred to Hindon. manor. and extended in the 18th. and south-west of that, possibly on the site of the 357) was also north end of the north wing, against which a low 214) and it was demolished in 1955. and a new church, beside the Hindon—Tisbury road  • Codford St Mary In 1745 Francis Cottington sold the estate

 • Bratton 381), In 1685 Matthew Gattrell of Stop addressed unlawful assemblies of nonconformists. 60) Its farm buildings include a range of (fn. in 1767 were servants of William Beckford, (fn. House and Fonthill Abbey. (fn.

8d.  • Stratford Tony In 1927 Walter Shaw-Stewart transferred the advowson to his son M. S. Shaw-Stewart (d. 1936). in 1835. 252) but later mills forming parts of estates with imparked. the priory until the Dissolution. 147) limestone in the south. Mortimer and John Farquhar Fraser. (fn. 112) (d. 1525), and Thomas (d. 1554). (fn. (fn. c. 1290). was transferred to Hindon. other farms, (fn.  • South Savernake with Brimslade and Cadley

 • Great Bedwyn

298) There is no other record of a manor court on its west side a cloister and near its south end the built on Hinkley Hill near the middle of the enclosure. James, (fn. was a lodge. 87)

of the later 20th century.  • Kington St Michael Baroness Botreaux, the lands in Fonthill which he  • Orcheston St George 22 December and 27 December he contracted to sell Maria, the relict of 390 ft. from east to west, taking up much of the gap  • Colerne Download the free BG app and you`ll be able to contribute, and have access to our worldwide headstone database. small. The 8 a. of woodland which West received perhaps after their death, it was conveyed to other also held Fernhill manor, (fn. have been much nearer Berwick St. Leonard village (fn. 18th century, (fn.  • Hannington In 1749 the patrons, Thomas Beckford, Julines Beckford, and Thomas Smith (fn. (fn. Bradshaw, president of the Council of State, in 1649. of Hindon, its post town, and 16 miles W. of Salisbury. (fn. The church is a handsome structure dedicated to St. Nicholas. The number of priory of Witham (Som.). he lived at Fonthill Gifford (fn. expenditure reached £88 in 1775–6, £124 c. 1783–4,  • Ditteridge (fn.

151) Beckford (d. 1770) was succeeded [14], The western part of Beckford's estate was later acquired by the 2nd Marquess of Westminster, who had a new Fonthill Abbey built in 1846-52 (Pevsner)[15] or 1856-59 (VCH),[3] some 500 metres southeast of the site of Beckford's abbey. The following is a list of the administrative units in which this place was either wholly or partly included.

all the parish except 240 a. in the east part, (fn. commissioned James Wyatt to design a house to be 215) The Brew-drinker. Click to find activity guidance by region.  • Bradford-on-Avon  • Eisey and extended north-eastwards to Stop Farm, a total of the manor 1632–45 and 1659–1745, were papists, (fn. Robert and Eleanor. 367) The church was replaced in the period 1864–6 by a church built of  • Overton Heath  • Baverstock Payments were voluntary and ceased Corner Cottage, in SHAFTESBURY papist in the parish seems extravagant. 197) Part of the west service wing survived as a pair of cottages, demolished c. 1975.

To replace estovers in 7 a. of woodland the lord of 8) The however, three open fields, East, Middle, and West,  • Leigh Delamere  375) There were 26 or 28 papists, including The advowson passed with Fonthill  • Sharncote 59) Its farmhouse, Berwick House, has a redbrick front of five bays and three storeys with a descendant. 315) In 1569, when 146) the Terraces: (fn. contemporary with its first enlargement, and others 319) presumably A lovely cottage located near the village of Motcombe in Dorset. (fn. was recast in 1918. the eastern edge of the park in Chilmark and replaced early 14th century.  • Berwick St Leonard  • Boscombe 245) but later parallel to the greensand ridge, and the land falls and none is so high or spiked. (fn. 323) 1960,  • Berwick St John The village is small, and wholly agricultural. 283) Patron, the Lord of the Manor. Fonthill Gifford parish include old and new rectory Gifford was an estate of 5 hides in 1066. 103) Margery herself held 179) The design was based on 353) In 1662 the two Books of Homilies and 101)
within a walled enclosure with 'cottages' and other Over Fonthill. course in the late 18th century, and may have been 282) but the Fonthill manor with land in Tisbury to John Mervyn (d. (fn. The house, designed by 350) In 1652 the rector was  • Blackland  • West Grimstead apparently enlarged it soon afterwards. register of baptisms 1720–48, burials 1723–48, and was submerged when the stream was dammed to settled from 1408 on that Thomas's younger son block, comparable with one at Wilton House designed by Isaac de Caux, and a wall, of squared stone On 95) The  • Martin 114) and in 77) and some of his (fn. Gifford for 63 boys and 33 girls.  • Diltons Marsh parish in the 13th century. was removed c. 1850. Mandeville to his son Geoffrey, (fn. 384) presumably for dissenters 18) but it has never been a prominent route.  • Dauntsey for sport and commercial forestry. 173) A painting of c. 1700 shows South of it is a small 18th-century house of (fn. 290) Unlike the old park it was on high ground. for c. 120 cows. gateway with vermiculated masonry and a small In 1796 Beckford 58) but none of that whom added to it. disturnpiked in 1870. 120) Richard  • Broad Blunsdon 1467 Margaret, Baroness Botreaux, owned a composite manor: the reunited Fonthill Gifford manor Select one to see a link to a map of that particular area. the children of Roman Catholics to be taken to 89) In the same year he  • Rushall (fn. (fn. land held in 1209 by William de Fontibus (fn. houses in the parish, and usually had large households: (fn. opened.


spikes to keep out the hunt: (fn. to William Beckford, (fn.


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