Devon Record Office

Devon Record Office: Quarter Sessions [Series 63]
VICTUALLERS RECOGNIZANCES

Tavistock

FILE [no title] - ref. QS/63/5/16/032 - date: 1822
|_ [from Scope and Content] John Featherstone, Golden Fleece

FILE [no title] - ref. QS/63/2/15/015 - date: 1823
|_ [from Scope and Content] John Featherstone, Golden Fleece

FILE [no title] - ref. QS/63/3/08/011 - date: 1824
|_ [from Scope and Content] John Featherstone, Golden Fleece

FILE [no title] - ref. QS/63/5/11/018 - date: 1825
|_ [from Scope and Content] John Featherstone, Golden Fleece

Devon Record Office: Estate Duty Office Wills [1078/IRW/F - 1078/IRW/G]

FILE [no title] - ref. 1078/IRW/F/81 - date: 1829
|_ [from Scope and Content] Elizabeth Featherstone of Saint Giles, Devon

Devon Record Office: Quarter Sessions [Series 119 - 144]
Transportation of Felons

Bonds and Contracts

FILE [no title] - ref. QSP/129/60 - date: 1757
|_ [from Scope and Content] For transport of William Harris, Sarah Clark, Mary Gay, Joan Fetherstone to Virginia.

Devon Record Office: Quarter Sessions [Series DP]
DEPOSITED PLANS

FILE - Bude Canal and Launceston Junction Railway - ref. QS/DP/311 - date: 1864
|_ [from Scope and Content] Surveyor: J.F.W. Featherstonhaugh

Cornwall Record Office: Cornwall Quarter Sessions Records [QS/1/1 - QS/1/2]
Quarter Sessions Order Books

FILE - Quarter Sessions Order Book - ref. QS/1/1 - date: January 1736/7 to October 1746
item: Sessions held at Lostwithiel - ref. QS/1/1/183-190 - date: 10 January 1743/4
|_ [from Scope and Content] Mary Featherstone of Jacobstow, trespass and misdemeanour, confessed: fined 6d.

item: Sessions held at Bodmin - ref. QS/1/1/222-227 - date: 8 October 1745
|_ [from Scope and Content] Jury: William Martin, William Hoskin, Hugh Best, Samuel Warne, Richard Nation, Richard Featherstone, Walter Mitchell, Thomas Bear, William Pawley, Robert Kingford, Walter Smeath, Thomas Rickard, Thomas Gillard, George Bath, John Langmaid, Henry Langmaid, John Joll.
|_ [from Scope and Content] Richard Featherstone of Week St.Maryyeo. Daniell Dennis of Week St.Mary, gent., surety

Cornwall Record Office: Cornwall Quarter Sessions Records [QS/1/3 - QS/1/4]
Quarter Sessions Order Books

FILE - Quarter Sessions Order Book - ref. QS/1/3 - date: July 1758-Jan 1774
item: Sessions at Bodmin - ref. QS/1/3/331-337 - date: 3 October 1769
|_ [from Scope and Content] Edward Physick of Stokeclimsland, yeoman, and wife Rebecca; assault and misdemeanour 'on the body of Agnes Fetherstone als Barrable, their apprentice': Rebecca fined 6d. and Edward Physick fined £20 with 3 months in custody in bridewell; apprentice discharged from her apprenticeship.

Bedfordshire and Luton Archives and Record Service: Photographs of HMS Bedfordshire
FILE [no title] - ref. Z 940/10 - date: July 1941
|_ [from Scope and Content] Telegraphist G Featherstone on starboard side of main deck. Seaman MacCrindle in background.

FILE [no title] - ref. Z 940/12 - date: n.d [c1941]
|_ [from Scope and Content] Telegraphist G Featherstone, seated on the port depth charge rack. The ensign staff in the background was found on the beach at Ocracoke along with the bodies.

FILE [no title] - ref. Z 940/17 - date: Oct 1941
|_ [from Scope and Content] Gunner Storey and Telegraphist G Featherstone on the twin Vickers 0.5" machine gun, which was fitted in place of the Lewis gun.

Bedfordshire and Luton Archives and Record Service: Photographs and Papers
Further deposit of miscellaneous papers

FILE - Labels of local firms - ref. Z 251/319 - date: 1900-1970
|_ [from Scope and Content] Powage Press, Aspley Guise; Joseph Elliott, Woburn Sands, draper; C Featherstonhaugh, North Bucks Rope Works, Woburn Sands; Pleasant & Summerford, drapers, Woburn Sands

Worcestershire Record Office: Quarter Sessions [1/1/581 - 1/1/630]
Quarter Sessions Rolls

FILE - Sessions 1816 Michaelmas - ref. 1/1/625 - date: 1816
item: Michaelmas 1816: Examination of John G. Ames & William Featherstone re theft of pig iron from wharf in Lower Mitton - heard sold in Worcester - believed John Greenaway & Isaac Gillman put on their boat. - ref. 1/1/625/201 [n.d.]

FILE - Sessions 1817 Midsummer - ref. 1/1/628 - date: 1817
item: Midsummer 1817: Justices' Order that James Featherstone, Lower Mitton, bargeowner, pay £2 wages due to John Bayton, bargeman. - ref. 1/1/628/98 [n.d.]

Worcestershire Record Office: Quarter Sessions [1/1/179 - 1/1/228]
Quarter Sessions Rolls

FILE - Sessions 1702/1703 Epiphany 1703 Easter/Midsummer 1703/1704 Epiphany 1704 Easter 1707 Michaelmas 1707/1708 Epiphany - ref. 1/1/195 - date: 1702-1708
item: Epiphany 1703/1704: Removal Order Henry Featherston wife & child from Abbots Morton to Sambourne, Coughton, Warks. - ref. 1/1/195/45 [n.d.]

Worcestershire Record Office: Quarter Sessions [1/1/229 - 1/1/279]
Quarter Sessions Rolls

FILE - Sessions 1716 Easter - ref. 1/1/238 - date: 1716
item: Easter 1716: Removal Order Ann Fetherstone son Robert & daughter Elizabeth from White Ladies Aston to Abbotts Morton. - ref. 1/1/238/21 [n.d.]

Worcestershire Record Office: Messrs Wright, Hackett and Co. (Kidderminster)
FILE [no title] - ref. 705:1010/9306/176/1-21 - date: 1828-38
|_ [from Scope and Content] Deeds, office copy report, order, office copy will and attested extract, copy baptism, marriage and burial certificates, letter and other papers relating to the Compton Park Estate as above. Nichols, Carless, Guest, Featherstonhaugh, Robins, Holm, Saunders, Wheeler, Crane, Beck, Jenkins, Taunton, Royle and other families

Surrey History Centre: Surrey Quarter Sessions [QS2/6/1766/Eph - QS2/6/1774/Mic]
SESSIONS BUNDLES

FILE - Michaelmas Sessions 1766 - ref. QS2/6/1766/Mic/ - date: 1766
item: Removal Order: Elizabeth Featherstone (wife of Moses Featherstone now at sea) and children, St Mary, Lambeth, to Aybridge, Essex - ref. QS2/6/1766/Mic/9 - date: 1766

Surrey History Centre: Mortlake Parish Records II
OVERSEERS

Bastardy, 1691-1828

FILE - Bond - ref. 2414/6/32 - date: 24 Nov 1733
|_ [from Scope and Content] Of John Lawes of St Martin's in the Fields, gent, and Edward Butler of Mortlake, gardener, in £100, against the child of Mary Featherstone, who has co-habited with the said John Lawes.

Surrey History Centre: Lucy Etheldred Broadwood
PAPERS RELATING TO FOLKLORE AND COLLECTION OF FOLK SONGS

Parcel of broadsides and other printed ephemera

FILE - Broadside songsheet containing the lyrics to 11 songs including 'I'll Take You Home again Kathleen', 'Nelson' and 'Caprice', printed by WS Fortey, Steam Printer and Publisher, Great St Andrew Street, Seven Dials, London. Named publishers include Chas Sheard & Co, 192 High Holborn; R Maynard, 346 Hackney Road; and W Paxton, 19 Oxford Street. No copies in Bodleian Broadside Collection; Named singers include Harry Anderson, Charles Godfrey, Leo Dryden, Miss Billie Barlow, JP Dane, Nellie Featherstone & Arthur Albert and R Donnelly. Named songwriters include EB Marks and G Rosey; Tom Mcguire; JP Dane; R Donnelly; Charles Willmott and George Le Brunn. 'Flannel Chest Brigade' to be sung to the air 'Donnelly and Cooper'. ['I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen' was written by Thomas Westendorf, (1848-1923), and published in 1875. Although attributed to JP Dane in this songsheet, 'The Stone Outside Dan Murphy's Door' was written by John Francis Patterson, (1840-1889), an Irish songwriter, musician and circus entertainer, after he travelled to America in 1876]. - ref. 2185/LEB/2/170 - date: nd [post 1882?]

Surrey History Centre: Ware Family of Tilford, Farnham

TITLE DEEDS, TILFORD AND ASH

WENFORD MILL, WEAR PLOT AND OTHER FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD LANDS AT TILFORD AND WAVERLEY

FILE - Probate of Nicholas Turner of Farnham, mealman; Attested copy (1732) of will 6 Apr 1711; Probate 5 Jun 1713; 1 To grandson Nicholas Turner £100; 2 To grandson Nicholas Turner his hop garden and house belonging and house testator lives in; 3 To maidservant Mary Goodchild an annuity of 40s payable out of house occupied by Edward Fetherston a flockbed and bolster, a yellow rug, a pair of blankets and a pair of sheets; 4 To Anne Tarlton 20s; 5 To poor of Farnham £5; 6 To grandson John Turner eldest son of testator's late son Stephen Turner all houses and land, freehold and copyhold in Tilford, Waverley, Frensham, Coldpitt Land; 7 To grandson Stephen younger son of late son Stephen house in Farnham occupied by Edward Featherston and all lands and hereditaments near Dippenhall and at or near Maporleywell, Hants; 8 To friends John Holloway and John Piggott of Farnham and Stephen Hunt of Crondall (his executors) £10 each; 9 All residue of goods etc to be given to grandchildren Stephen, Mary, Rebeccah and Dorothy Turner (children of Stephen) at age 21 by executors, who have power to use estate for education; 10 To daughter-in-law Mary Turner £5 to buy her suit of mourning; 11 To cousin Turner son of Brother Robert 5s; 12 To the Dissenting Minister of Farnham 50s a year for 10 years to support the Meeting Place there; No.16 - ref. 1487/1/17 - date: (5 Jun 1713) copy 1732

Somerset Archive and Record Service: Church Commissioners Records [DD\CC\B/112210 - DD\CC\B/315369]

Chapter Estates

FILE - Hasky Moor etc. Surrender - ref. DD\CC\B/113795 - date: 20th Jan 1844
|_ [from Scope and Content] E. Featherstone & others

FILE - Hasky Moor etc. Counterpart Lease - ref. DD\CC\B/113796 - date: 13th Feb 1844
|_ [from Scope and Content] E. Featherstone & H.L. Cousins

Somerset Archive and Record Service: Miscellaneous Somerset documents
FILE - MISCELLANEOUS: BANKRUPTCY - ref. DD\BR\py/169 - date: 1828-1856
|_ [from Scope and Content] Schedules, writs, etc., in cases of bankruptcy involving John Laver of Meare, husb., 1845, Edward Cogle Priest of Nether Stowey, painter, 1847, Robert Cayme of Yeovil, 1828, Fanny Cockman of Wilton, 1843, Reuben Cornick of Brympton, shepherd, 1845, John Featherstone of Wiveliscombe, lab., 1847, Hugh Escott of Dunster, maltster, 1825, William Whitefield of Bridgwater, grocer, 1843, Joseph Genge of Crewkerne, plasterer, 1845, Rev. William Halfhead of Stoke-St. Gregory, 1845, William Nettleton of Marston Magna, 1847, Vaughan Prance of London, attorney, 1856 and see also list on file.

Somerset Archive and Record Service: Borough of Bridgwater [D\B\bw/1347 - D\B\bw/2418]
FILE - BRIDGWATER - ref. D\B\bw/CL5 - date: 1585-1845
|_ [from Scope and Content] Gryffen, Dozens, Cox, Newman, Webb, Somers, Smith, Chilcott, Evered, Minifie, Featherstone of Wiveliscombe. Number on town plan 221.

Somerset Archive and Record Service: Records of the Diocese of Bath and Wells [D\D\Cf/1935 - D\D\Cf/1952]
COURT RECORDS

Diocesan Faculty Papers

Faculties

FILE - D.G.Featherstone - ref. D\D\Cf/1945/35 - date: 1945

Somerset Archive and Record Service: Walker-Heneage and Button family and estate papers, Coker Court, East Coker [DD\WHb/1323 - DD\WHb/A/240]
FILE - The grant in trust - ref. DD\WHb/2638 - date: 1562
|_ [from Scope and Content] Above alluded to, made by the same Simon on his marriage with the said Dionysia, dau. of Richard Fetherstone. Dated, 4 June, 4 Eliz. [1562].

Somerset Archive and Record Service: Miscellaneous Somerset records
FILE - LUXBOROUGH deeds, etc - ref. DD\X\SAL/5 - date: 1859, 1870, 1914-1925
|_ [from Scope and Content] Two cottages, part of Chargot Estate, bought 1922 by Mrs. M.F.H. Featherstonhaugh, sold to Mr. C.W.Richardson of Minehead, 1925 and conveyed by him to Mr. J.Newton of MInehead; including sale catalogue of Chargot Estate [no plan or photographs], 1922. Report of West Somerset Mineral Railway Co. with summary of accounts, 1859, and statement of accounts, 1870.

Somerset Archive and Record Service

Box 122/1 Clayhidon Devon
1821-1849 Property described as two closes of land called Foarches cont 13 ac., Hollow Acre with adjoining coppice cont 4 ac. and Hartland cont 2 ac part of Brown Heath alias Broom Heath and land on Blackdown Hills in respect of pasture for 29 sheep
1821-1836 and as house and lands called Two Acre and Four Acre Foarches, The Six Acres, Hollow Acre Hollow Acre Meadow and Heartland's, 1849, purchased by Thomas Hanniford of Brompton Regis, 1821 mortgaged by Wm Escott of Brompton Regis [Hanniford's heir to John Featherstone of Wivelscombe. 1829 with further mortgages to Stuckey Tristram Lucas of Brompton Regis, 1834, John Bere of Morebath, Thos Edw Clarke of Chard and Fred Owen Patch of Tiverton, 1836 purchased by Francis Mathews of Clayhidon, 1849 and mortgaged by him to John Hine of Pitminster,1849 Mortgage of 1834 includes garden cont 4 perches, pt of ten called North Westerns with 4 houses built by Wm Escott Dulverton [10 docs]

16/4/31 1802 Letter to Edmund Broderip from John Featherstone of Clarks farm

Minster Sheppy Kent about his rent [i doc]