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Names of members of the Brind family appearing in the Court Rolls of the Manor of Wanborough co Wilts printed by Sir Thomas Phillipps 1839 1650 Thos 3 William 3 Jno Sen Jurater Anna widow Dorothea Margaret 1651 Anthony John the elder Jurater John Gent Agnes widow 1655 John Gent Commoner Roger Edward Journeyman Jno Gent of Knight Hill William Mary widow Thos of Stratton Deven Anthony Thomas Richard Edward Owen 1676 Thomas Jurater Gent Anthony William Commoner John Commoner Gent 1690 Unis Gent Jurater Roger Henry Thos junnu Thos Gent Jurater 1692 William junior Jurater Roger Cottager Thomas Gent 1696 Thomas Gent William Jurater freeholder Roger Katherine Cottager (indecipherable) 10/- A ....between the Inn and Callis Gate to be cleansed Owen John J...... resident 1700 Roger cottager (indecipherable) Mary / fined 60/- Abraham Isaac Owen Thomas William John left legacy 19/ by Ann Porta 1706 Mary ...cottage.../// 1707 John Mary 1709 John Jurater 1710 John Gent jurater freeholder Maurice Jurater Cawlus Jurater 1711 John Jell Jurater Cawlus Jurater Thomas 1713 Cawlus Jurater Mary John Gent freeholder 1714 Cawlus Jurater Mary Owen fined ............40/- John 1715 John Gent Cawlus Jurater 1716 Cawlus ............... John Gent Jurater 1717 John of Kitchell 1718 John Gent Jurater Cawlus Jurater John Jurater 1719 Cawlus Jurater John Jurater John y ....March. Constable 1720 John Jurater 1721 John Jurater John | |
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John Brinde, born c. 1562 (Wilts) (Alumni Oxon.) John Brynd, alekeeper, Highworth 1620 (Early tradesmen) John Brind, Wanborough, 1736 freeholder & voter John Brind, The Inlands, Wanborough do. William Br. Aldbourne 1770 John, Mary, William 20 acres, Inclosure Award, Wanborough Walter, Highworth 1780; Wroughton 1796 do. John, 280 acres, Liddington, owner & occupier, Tithe Award 1840 Charles Brownlow Brind, eldest son of Charles of Lee, Kent born c.1865, Balliol Coll. Oxford Thomas, Jim, William, 1910 Aldbourne sheepshearers, photo (M.A. Crane, The Aldbourne Chronicle) (From Lucy's Guides of Marlborough) Aldbourne 1873-85 T. wood & coal merchant 1903-22 T. hay & straw tier; 1925 no occupation 1873-1922 J. (sheep dipper &) thatcher 1926-33 W.J. Back Lane, Butts
J. market gardener 1947-65 W.J. Box Tree Cottage 1947 W.M. West Street 1947-58 E.M. 4 The Butts 1962 Prudence E. 4 The Butts. 1929-39 William, Thatcher (Kelly Dir.)
Thomas Brind of Marlborough was attended by Richard Murll of Somerset Brind had suddenly fallen down in the street and was dead by the time Murll arrived. d. 17 Aug 1816. Inquest in Presentments, p.53.
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Box 133 Devizes (Mss 1390) Circa 1981? THE FAMILY BRIND 1637 - Brinds in Aldbourne (Mrs Walker) 1664 - William Brind lived in cottage in The Green next door to no 14 (Mr Robertson) (see deeds of no 14) 1692 - Thomas Brind bought No 14 The Green for £50 1738 - Wm Brind son of Thos B sold No 14 to Stephen Warren 1772 - Wm B listed as a Freeholder entitled to vote 1749 - Richd lived in cottage n of oak ho 1842 - Mrs Hereford mother was the wife of a Brind & her Grandfather was John Dewe labourer who worked for W Rowland of Ramsbury. He received a Certificate of this date with £2 for rear- ing a family of 10 with least parochial relief. (see Certificate with Mrs Hereford) 1862 Wm Brind & Rebecca Lambourn lived at No 14 The Green (2 cottages - each!) 1892 Thos B. member of 1st Parish Council 1895 Wm Brind lived in cottage + smithy at the North end of present Blacksmiths row in South St near Bay House + Fashions Bridge 1925 Up to this date Thos Brind Hurdle + Rope Maker lived in the house at bottom of Back Lane 1950 or earlier a Brind was the hairdresser at Paddington Station Mrs J P Walker (She was a Brind) 1 Redding Drive Amersham Bucks HP6 5PX She has a faily tree back to 1637? B's were in Wanboro in 13th C
I have been to Devizes and enclose some data which I hope is of some value to you. In the Monumental Inscription Books the church stones are listed between 1717-1777 at Wanborough. Liddington I did not see. Highworth + Circkland ????. I did notice that at Highworth there was a family called Darby so perhaps the NZ Gold Brinds mother was a Highworth Darby? The WAM (Wilts Archaeological Magazine) info was a follows: R. Vol XLVIII 1696 Richard Brind was a chorister and/or scholar af a school in Salisbury Close. J. Vol XLV John's will listed 1634 (we have it) Vol VI (not V) Murder of Thomas Brind 1577 noted. Survey of the Manor & Forest of Clatendon -- nil for us. Letter from William Hensley could not be found, but Mrs Haycock said that there was nothing it it for us. I did not look in the Visitation Books (1826) From the attached notes on the Hungerfords it looks as if we could have been linked to the fortunes of that family over a considerable period (to follow) Yours David Box 208 Devizes Circa 1981? For Mrs Beadle 4 Bute Road, Wallington, Surrey BRIND Some references to the Brind family (her mother's maiden name) John Brinde, born c. 1562 (Wilts) (Alumni Oxon.) John Brynd, alekeeper, Highworth 1620 (Early tradesmen) John Brind, Wanborough, 1736 freeholder & voter John Brind, The Inlands, Wanborough do. William Br. Aldbourne 1770 John, Mary, William 20 acres, Inclosure Award, Wanborough Walter, Highworth 1780; Wroughton 1796 do. John, 280 acres, Liddington, owner & Occupier, Tithe Award 1840 Charles Brownlow Brind, eldest son of Charles of Lee, Kent born 1865, Balliol Coll. Oxford Thomas, Jim, William, 1910 Aldbourne sheepshearers, photo (M. A. Crane, The Aldbourne Chronicle) (From Lucy's Guides of Marlborough) ALDBOURNE 1873-85 T., wood & coal merchant 1903-22 T. hay & straw tier; 1925 no occupation 1873-1922 J. (sheep dipper &) thatcher 1926-33 W.J. Back Lane, Butts J. market gardener 1947-65 W.J. Box Tree Cottage 1947 W.M. West Street 1947-58 E.M. 4 The Butts 1962 Prudence E. 4 The Butts 1927-39 William thatcher (Kelly Dir.) Thomas Brind of Marlborough was attended by Richard Murll of Somerset. Brind had suddenly fallen down in the street and was dead by the time Murll arrived. d 17 Aug. 1816. Inquest in Pres ntments, p 53. Devizes Kite Vol 1 |