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Identifier: transactionsofbr24bris (find matches)
Title: Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society
Year: 1901 (1900s)
Authors: Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society. cn
Subjects: Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society
Publisher: Bristol, Eng. : The Society
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amme which had been compiled for the use of members bythe Honorary Secretary, Canon Bazeley. The first place visited was Winterbourne, which, at thegreat survey, was part of the Royal Manor of Bitton. Henry II. granted it to Richard Walsh, or Welshman, and it passedby marriage with the heiress of Ralph Walsh to theWTrokeshalls and Hadleys. John Giffard, of Brimpsfield,unjustly deprived Robert de Hadley of it in 1323. SirThomas, Lord Bradston, and his wife Agnes, held itconjointly of Henry Fitz Stephen in the time of Edward III. , Thomas, son of Robert and Blanch de Bradston beingtheir grandson and heir. Lord Bradston fought at Crecy.As Governor of Gloucester, he erected the city walls, and isthought to have given the east window of the Cathedral in WlNTERBOURNE. 3 memory of his friend and companion-in-arms, Sir MauriceBerkeley, who died during the siege of Calais. Thomas deBradston held it of John Fitz Stephen, and died in 1374,leaving a daughter, Elizabeth, who married Sir Richard de
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ST. MICHAELS, WlNTERBOURNE. 4 Transactions for the Year 1901. St. Maur. Thomas, son of Edward, son of John de Bradston,brother of the above-named Thomas, inherited the Winter-bourne estate in 1409. The Bradstons sold it in the time ofHenry VIII. to the Poyntzes.. Since then it has had manylords. . .. . The Church of St. Michael, Winterbourne, has passed through severalrestorations, and there are many pitfalls for the unwary student. Itconsists of a nave with north aisle, rebuilt in 1842, and a south porch, achancel with chapel and vestry on the north side, and a tower, set transept-transactionsofbr24bris

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