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Extracts from medieval Rolls and papers relating to Campden

Ref: 2006/103/DS

Allan Warmington’s Research papers 1. The division of Campden (& Barrow on Soar) between the heirs of Roger de Somery, 1274. 2. Notes on the succession of various parts of Campden, 1273-1530s. 3. Various 14th century disputes and crimes. 4. Extracts from the Hundred Rolls 1274 and 1278.
Noel family history

Ref: 1996/151/G

Noel family genealogical table with typed notes by Carol Jackson. Given 9.11.1996. The family tree has been mounted and is hung in the corridor outside the Archive room. This chart is “Pedigree of Diana Baroness Barham, only child of Charles Middleton, Baron Barham of Barham Court and Teston in the County ...
Washington family history

Ref: 2003/023/G (WA)

Pedigree of George Washington from King John, with De Clare, de Stafford, and Warner connections.
The Lordship of Chipping Campden

Ref: 2009/252/DS

The sale of the Lordship of the Manor, details about the manor for the auction sale, some inaccuracies.
The Wool Merchants and their Brasses

Ref: 2008/157/DS

Article from The Transactions of the Monumental Brass Society, Vol, XVII, Part4, 2006. Includes the Brasses in St James’s Church.
William Grevel's House Chipping Campden

Ref: 2005/092/DS

Copy of an article in a student magazine (pub. 1997) with plans, illustrations and description of William Grevel’s House. Letter from Morris Barton to Allan Warmington about the article.
Lord's demesnes in Campden.

Ref: 2006/222/DO

History of the Lord’s demesnes in Campden, The Domesday Book, the early thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, the seventeenth century, enclosures 1799. Extract from Gloucestershire Notes & Queries, Vol I. P302, CCCXIII. Charter granted by James I.
Campden Through the Ages

Ref: 2000/004/E

Programme for a Pageant by Chipping Campden WI (1064-1970), for Scuttlebrook Wake Week, 28/5/1970
Chipping Campden Treasures

Ref: 2000/003/E

Catalogue of the “Treasures” on display at an exhibition in Chipping Campden Town Hall, 26th August – 31st August, 1967.
Noel family history

Ref: 1996/150/G

Noel family genealogical table with typed notes by Carol Jackson. Given 9.11.1996. The family tree has been mounted and is hung in the corridor outside the Archive room. This chart is “Showing the lineal descent of the issue of Sir Gerard Noel Baronet, by Lady Diana, Baron of Barham from the ...
St Peter & St Paul Exton

Ref: 2003/117/G

Guide to St Peter & St Paul at Exton. Noel family. Typewritten notes by Carol Jackson about St Thomas of Canterbury Roman Catholic Chapel at Exton, commissioned by Lord and Lady Gainsborough.
Deserted Medieval Village of Norton Subedge

Ref: 1996/041/CH

Description of the village together with a hand drawn map and part of an OS map (copy). Details of the Giffard family and Lords of the Manor. (Family tree)
Incumbents of Chipping Campden

Ref: 2002/044/DO

Notes prepared by Donald Holdsworth of Stretton-on-Fosse. Details of the Incumbents of St. James’s Church 1180 – 2001. Diocese of Worcester 1180 – 1460; Diocese of Gloucester 1544 – 2001. List of references. 2002. Relates to 1195/031/TA
Lordship title to be auctioned

Ref: 2009/118/DS

Manors of Chipping Campden and Charingworth to be auctioned on November 15th 2007, by instruction of Lord Gainsborough. Cutting from ‘The Journal’, 1st November 2007.
Mickleton

Ref: 2010/227/DS

History of Mickleton in short articles, mentions Endymion Porter and his family. Occupants of the manor in Mickleton include Thomas Fisher and the Graves.
The Campden Woolstaplers

Ref: 2009/254/DS

Article about the early woolstaplers, Grevel, Welley, Lethenard and Gybbs and their connection with the parish church. All commemorated in St James. Extract from Campden Parish Magazine.
Exton Park, notes and correspondence.

Ref: 1996/031/G

Notes on Exton Park. Photographs of Exton Park and the Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, Exton. Also details of Campden House, Kensington from “Abbeys, Castles and Ancient Halls of England and Wales” by John Timbs and Alexander Gunn, pp 178-180. Copies of letters between Peter Gordon and Viscountess Campden, concerning Exton. ...
Collection of articles about the Wool Industry

Ref: 2003/017/DS (WA)

Collection of articles about the Wool Industry: 1. Wool Routes from the Cotswolds 2. The Cotswold Sheep, edited by L V Gibbings 3. The Staple System 4. The Distribution and Development of the Gloucestershire Woollen Industry 1550-1640 by Jennifer Tann 5. Cotswold Yeomen and Sheep 6. The Shepherds Rise and Fall, H J Massingham 7. ...
The Gables, CADHAS talk 2008, notes.

Ref: 2008/101/DO

The Gables, notes for a talk given on 17/1/2008 to CADHAS by Diana Evans. Some of the people mentioned are Dr Charles Birch, Elizabeth Harris, Richard Harris, Richard Wells, William Taylor, William Tompson, Edward Greenhouse, John Horn, William Cotterell, the Griffiths family, Charles Decimus Mathews, Richard Lane, Samuel Taylor, Richard Lane, Mary Shepherd, Sarah ...
Poll Tax returns 1381.

Ref: 1995/005/DT

Copy of returns for Chipping Campden, Berrington and Broad Campden . Research and Copyright, David Alford. (Westington missing).
Deserted Medieval Village of Norton Subedge, documents

Ref: 1997/159/DS

Documents about the Deserted Medieval Village of Norton Subedge. Fom 1086 to the present.
Deserted Mediaeval village of Naunton-sub-Edge, Details of investigation.

Ref: 2000/035/DS

Deserted Mediaeval village of Naunton-sub-Edge (Norton-sub-edge) investigation by David Vince and Professor Chris Dyer of The University of Birmingham. (Saturday February 19th,2000) Notes on period 1100 to 1620. Investigation of Roman stone coffin dating from 350 – 400. Visit 19th February 2000.
The Ludlow Family of Campden

Ref: 2013/053/DS

Material compiled by Robin Ludlow about his Ludlow [Ludelowe, Lodelowe] ancestors who were wool merchants and owned land and property in Campden from the 13th to 15th Centuries. Includes: Book: “The Sheepe hath payed for all” about the Ludlows of Stokesay by Christopher Train published by the Ludlow Historical Research Group in 2005; English Heritage publication on ...
Some medieval references to Norton

Ref: 2013/069/DS

Typed transcript of references to Norton taken from various documents dating from Domesday Book in 1086.

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