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A manual of classification for librarians and bibliographers by William Charles Berwick Sayers, 1959 An introduction to library classification: Theoretical, historical and practical;with readings,exercises and examination papers by William Charles Berwick Sayers, 1954 First steps in annotation in library catalogues by William Charles Berwick Sayers, 1955 The Geology Of The Coast South Of Berwick-On-Tweed (1897) by William Gunn, 2010-09-10 Answers for Walter [sic] Forest and Andrew St Clair, Mansfield and Hunter, and Hogg and Mosman, merchants in Edinburgh, Penman and Johnston, merchants in Glasgow, and William Ford merchant in Berwick by John Forrest, 2010-08-06 Journal Through the Counties of Berwick, Roxburgh, Selkirk, Dumfries, Ayr, Lanark, East, West, by William Glover, 2009-12-22 A sermon, preached at the parish-church of Tynemouth, December 12. 1784. Occasioned by the dreadful storm at sea, 1784. To which is added, A list of the ... in the gale, between Whitby and Berwick by William Haswell, 2010-06-16 The Spanish arena; foreword by the Duke of Alba and Berwick. by William and Cecil Gerahty Foss, 1939 The Geology of the Coast South of Berwick-on-Tweed: (Explanation of Quarter-Sheet 110 N. E., New Series Sheet 2) [ 1897 ] by W. (William) Gunn, 2009-08-10 The Chadbourne family in America: a genealogy: Descendants of William Chadbourne of Tamworth, England and in 1634 Kittery/Berwick, Maine including all ... with an appendix of unlinked Chadbournes by Elaine Chadbourne Bacon, 1994 Report of Brig.-Gen. William Pierce: Commanding state troops in the field in district from Berwick's Bay to New Orleans to General G.T. Beauregard, adjutant ... the state of Louisiana : November 28th, 1887 by William Pierce, 1887 Barrick (Berg) families of Frederick County, Maryland: Primarily descendants of John William Barrick (Berg) by Eloise Barrick Weller, 1989 History, Directory and Gazetteer of the Counties of Durham and Northumberland, and the Towns and Counties of Newcastle upon Tyne and Berwick-upon-Tweed Together with Richmond, Yarm, and the Detached Places appertaining to The Bishopric and Palatinate of Durham. etc. Volumes I and II by William Parson, 1827 A sermon preached at the ordination of the Rev. William Batchelder: To the pastoral care of the Baptist Church of Christ in Berwick, Nov. 30, 1796 by John Peak, 1823

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41. Bells
    william , Weighing in at seven cwt (784 lbs or 356 kilos) this bell is named afterwilliam Temple who was Mayor of berwick in 1753 when the Town Hall was built.  
    http://www.netcomuk.co.uk/~nyoka/Documents/feature/bells.html
    
    Extractions: The bells are situated in the Town Hall. Altogether there are eight bells and each has its own name. The exact ages of the bells are not known but it is believed they date from about 1249. In 1874 the bells were sent to London to be re-cast, this cost £353, a hefty sum in those days. They weigh a fair bit too, estimated at four tons three and a quarter cwt. Bell number eight, the tenor bell has the following cast onto it:- These Eight Bells were cast in the Mayoralty of "James Stuart" The bell is five and a half cwt, (616 lbs or 280 kilos). James Stuart who was locally know as "Jimmy Strength", died in 1844 aged 116. He was reputed to have lifted a hay cart which weighed one and a half tons. Another story has it that because of the cost of passing through one of the Toll Gates he decided to carry his horse. A pedestrian paid half a penny but a rider had to pay a whole penny. He was born in Charlestown, South Carolina in 1728 and was an expert violinist. He died on the 11th of April, 1844 and is buried in Tweedmouth Parish Churchyard. During his life he married five times and had twenty-seven children, ten of whom were killed in battle. No. 2

42. South Berwick RFD #2
    1905 Census for South berwick South berwick RFD 2 Post Office. Bennett, williamA teamster Vine Georgia H (Nason) housework Helen A pupil Gladys M william A  
    http://www.knights.hls-inc.net/south_berwick_rfd_2.htm
    
    Extractions: South Berwick RFD #2 Post Office Please note that this Town Census was divided into separate post offices. The other pages are combined with the post office listed after each name. Please be sure and check each page. The good news is the streets are now given following the names. The other thing that is different in this book is the addresses of non-residents are listed in the back so I have created a separate page for them. If you see an asterisk in front of a name, that person is no longer a resident and you may look for them on the non-resident page. Questions or concerns? Contact the web owner. Home Up South Berwick RFD #1 [ South Berwick RFD #2 ] South Berwick Junction North Berwick Post Office North Berwick RFD #2 Berwick Branch ... South Berwick Non Residents This census was taken by students at the University of Maine and includes such information as family groups, addresses (post office) and occupations. It is taken from the Town Register, compiled by Mitchell, Daggett, Goodyear, Bassett and Russell. Notes: Maiden names are indicated by ( ). Married names are indicated by (married

43. Sir William Wallace Of Ellerslie "from Outlaw To Guardian Of Scotland" - Toom Ta
    28 August 1296, parliament was convened at berwick, and two thousand prominent Scottish Annandale,his son, the 2 nd Earl of Carrick and william Wallace's uncle  
    http://www.waichung.demon.co.uk/william/toomtabard.htm
    
    Extractions: AD AD Toom Tabard K Satisfied that Scotland had finally succumbed to his rule, King Edward I now turned his attention on France. But his resources were being stretched as he had a rebellion in Wales to deal with. Therefore he summoned King John Balliol to appear before him, and then ordered that he had until 1 September 1294 to provide the troops and funds for his invasion of France. 22 October 1294 King John Balliol openly came out in defiance of his Lord Paramount, King Edward I. It was not until the summer of 1295 5 October 1295 th Berwick , Jedburgh and Roxburgh 16 October 1295 December 1295 March 1296 February 1296 , King Edward I upped the ante, and amassed a fleet of ships off the East Anglian coast, which sailed north to rendezvous with his land forces in Newcastle. 11 March 1296 Several of the Scottish nobles choose to ignore the summons, it included the Earl of Carrick, Robert Bruce, who had their Annandale estate seized by the Crown and reassigned to the Earl of Buchan, John Comyn. The Crown also seized the estates of the Earls of Angus and Dundee as they sided with the English.

44. Sir William Wallace Of Ellerslie "from Outlaw To Guardian Of Scotland" - Rebel C
    after his release from captivity in the latter months of 1296, Sir william Douglas(the former governor of berwick) joined the rebel ranks of william Wallace.  
    http://www.waichung.demon.co.uk/william/rebel.htm
    
    Extractions: AD AD Rebel Commander A fter massacring the English in Lanark William Wallace and his men travelled westwards into the familiar territory of Ayrshire. Battle of Dunbar in 1296 . Gilbert de Grimsby deflection from the English army would have brought valuable intelligence about their numbers and tactics to the rebel forces. Shortly after his release from captivity in the latter months of 1296 One of the first acts that Sir William Douglas undertook as a rebel was to lead the assault and subsequent capture of Sanquhar Castle, but it was later besieged by the Captain of Durisdeer. William Wallace immediately headed south after he heard of the situation, and defeated the English at Dalswinton, having killed five hundred of them in the progress. Since April 1297 the north of Scotland was also in revolt, with Andrew de Moray and his right hand man, Alexander Pilche, raising the banner for freedom in the name of John Balliol. This minor gentry led a small rebel army of common men across the country attacking and devastating every English garrisoned castle from Banff to Inverness . Possibly under the guidance of Robert Wishart they employed the same hit and run guerrilla tactics that worked so well for William Wallace, as they harassed and killed the English at will. By now practically the entire Moray region was in revolt, as the remaining burgesses hastily abandoned their sworn allegiance to King Edward I and united with Andrew de Moray, under the banner of freedom.

45. Indentured Servants
    ELLIOTT william, berwick, Mason, Mrs. ELLIS Robert, berwick, Spadesman, Mrs.LEDGERWOOD william, berwick, Carpenter, Mrs. LINTON John, Roxburgh, Shepherd,  
    http://www.tassie.net.au/~aduniam/servants.html
    
    Extractions: of the Van Diemens Land Company List of some of the names TRANMERE (1826) NAME FROM OCCUPATION WIFE CAMPBELL Alexander Berwick Ploughman ELLIOTT William Berwick Mason Mrs ELLIS Robert Berwick Spadesman Mrs LEDGERWOOD William Berwick Carpenter Mrs LINTON John Roxburgh Shepherd MORTON James Roxburgh Labourer RUSSELL Nathaniel Yorkshire Ploughman RUSSELL William Yorkshire Blacksmith SCOTT John Berwick Ploughman Mrs SHERWOOD John Yorkshire Ploughman SHERWOOD William Yorkshire Blacksmith SMITH William Yorkshire Ploughman TURNBULL Thomas Roxburgh Shepherd WALES Alexander YOUNG John BACK CAROLINE NAME FROM OCCUPATION SPOUSE ATKINSON George Stockton Bailif Ann ATKINSON Joseph Skipton upon Swale Farming Servant Elizabeth BARKER John Stockton Mary BARRAS George Brompton upon Swale Blacksmith BAXTER Allan Berwick upon Tweed Elizabeth CARTER Richard Downholme Carpenter COWL Thomas Norton Jane HEATON John Stockton Sawyer Ann HIND Joseph Brompton upon Swale Farming Servant Barbara McDONALD Donald Esseuisid(?) Shepherd MURRAY William Kirmshaw Shepherd NIGHTINGALE Thomas Thirsk Bricklayer Ellen PALLISER John Thirsk Bricklayer PAWLET James Thirsk Farming Servant PREST William Brompton upon Swale Farming Servant RAMSDALE John Stilton Bailif Elizabeth RENWICK William Middle Burn Shepherd SLATER Henry Bedale Caroline SPENCE Francis Thornton Le Moor Farming servant Mary STEVENSON George Brompton upon Swale Farming servant STEVENSON Henry Brompton upon Swale Farming servant THOMPSON George Stockton Elizabeth WARD William Thirsk Farming servant Jane WILSON James Wilhop Shepherd BACK TIMANDARA (1828) NAME

46. I11852: William (Sgt.) BUTTRICK (ABT. 1616 - BEF. 28 JUN 1698)
    Father william James LANGLEY Mother Helen GRIFFIN Family 1 Lavinia MESSENGER 27469 SOURCE Pearl Saunders, RR 5 berwick, Kings Co., NS, Canada, B0P 1E0  
    http://www.gendex.com/users/rtwgen/mwheeler/d0038/g0000008.html

47. ISTG - Thomas & William
    employ F Ann berwick M George berwick M George berwick M Robert berwick M Thomas anestate there M George Ellis F Margaret Ellis Wife Wife of william Ellis M  
    http://istg.rootsweb.com/1700/thomas&william17740516.html
    
    Extractions: Arriving: Halifax, Nova Scotia Columns represent: Sex, First Name, Last Name, Age, Occupation, Register Comment, Comment Document source: Tepper, Michael, Passengers to America, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, MD, 1977, pp 285-288. Coldham, Peter Wilson, The Complete Book of Immigrants, Baltimore, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1993, pp 208-210. Settle, Joan, http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/8429/index.html (Nov 1997) Barlow, George, Family Genealogy Comprising the Ancestry and Descendants of Jonathan Barlow and Plain Rogers, of Delaware County, N.Y., c. 1891, pp 11-12. Contributed by Chignecto Project Reformatted by Sheila Tate for the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild 25 February 1999

48. File 48: Ancestors Of Paul Bailey MCBRIDE
    b. Rye, Sussex, Eng. r. 1652, Kittery, ME d. 24 Dec 1690, berwick, ME. ChildrenSamuel LORD (1689); Margery LORD m. william FROST; Sarah LORD m. John COOPER;  
    http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~pmcbride/rfc/gw48.htm
    
    Extractions: [Contents] [Bottom] [Next] [Previous] ... Pedigree Son of (-1271) and Unknown Constable of Pevensey Castle; Admiral of the Sea. b. ABT 1242 r. Leybourne, Kent, Eng. d. BEF 12 Mar 1309/1310 d. BEF 12 Mar 1310 Married Juliana de SANDWICH Children: Idonea LEYBOURNE (-1369) m. Geoffrey SAY 2nd Lord Saye Thomas LEYBOURNE (1275-1307) m. Alice de TOENI References: GENSERV CP WallopFH Theroff ... Pedigree Son of Philip de LEIBURN (-1181) and Amy (Amice) FITZGEROLD b. of Leybourne, Kent, Eng. d. ABT 1198 Married Margaret Children: Roger de LEYBURN Lord Berwick (-1251) m. Alianore TURNHAM References: CP WallopFH Roger de LEYBURN Lord Berwick Pedigree Son of Robert de LEYBURN (-1198) and Margaret b. of Bures, Essex, Eng. r. Great Berwick, Salop, Eng. d. ABT 1251 Married Alianore TURNHAM Children: (-1271) m(1) Unknown References: CP WallopFH MRL Emma de LILERS ... Pedigree Daughter of Wenemar Seigneur de Lilers Married Roger de WAVRIN Children: [listed under entry for Roger de WAVRIN References: PlantagenetA Edward LINCOLN Pedigree Son of Richard LINCOLN (-1619) and Elizabeth REMCHING b. ABT 1575 d. 1638/1639, Hingham, Norfolk, Eng.

49. Homepages.rootsweb.com/~surnamru/connie/walterperkins.txt
    5 ADAM YOUNGb 1900 in NORTH berwick, SCOTLAND d 1902 ..5 william KAY YOUNG b September 19, 1902  
    http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~surnamru/connie/walterperkins.txt

50. The Arts In Berwick -- Visual Arts -- Painting
    Quintet', Piuctures of berwick Folk, The Wood Family, Thomas SwordGood, Lowry in berwick, william Bell Scott, Sir william Burrell, Lady  
    http://www.exploreberwick.co.uk/ArtsInBerwick/Painting.htm

51. The Arts In Berwick -- Theatre
    The Arts In berwick Theatre william C. Macready The greatest of the tragicactors of the 19th.Century, william Charles Macready (17931873) rescued  
    http://www.exploreberwick.co.uk/ArtsInBerwick/Theatre/9_08.htm
    
    Extractions: In 1808 Macready's father took over the management of Stephen Kemble's theatre, and William described it on his visit in 1814 as:- "in the inn yard and up a very long flight of steps. The upper part of an old malt-house had been converted into the temple of the drama, and, saving the awkwardness of the approach, had been fashioned into a very respectable one."

52. Andrew Lauder Family
    ..william Lindsey b Abt. 1789 Scotland m Abt. 1815 Lauder, berwick, Scotland 3 william Lindsey b Abt. 1808 Mertoun, berwick, Scotland.  
    http://websites.epidirect.com/~chateauguay/pioneers/lauderand.htm
    
    Extractions: Back to: Pioneer families of the Châteauguay Family contact: Charles Lauder, Jr Andrew Lauder b: July 23, 1748 Lauder, Berwick, Scotland +Isabel Allan b: July 20, 1767 Lauder, Berwick, Scotland m: Abt. 1784 Scotland Margaret Lauder b: March 10, 1791 Lauder, Berwick, Scotland d: March 01, 1869 Rockburn, Quebec, Canada +William Lindsey b: Abt. 1789 Scotland m: Abt. 1815 Lauder, Berwick, Scotland William Lindsey b: Abt. 1808 Mertoun, Berwick, Scotland Isabella Lindsey b: September 27, 1810 Mertoun, Berwick, Scotland Margaret Lindsey b: April 19, 1812 Mertoun, Berwick, Scotland Alexander Lindsey b: December 11, 1814 Mertoun, Berwick, Scotland Catherine Lindsey b: October 27, 1816 Mertoun, Berwick, Scotland Andrew Lindsey b: May 31, 1818 Mertoun, Berwick, Scotland Mary Lindsey b: May 28, 1820 Mertoun, Berwick, Scotland Charlotte Lindsey b: August 04, 1822 Mertoun, Berwick, Scotland Allan Lindsey b: November 26, 1826 Mertoun, Berwick, Scotland Ellen Lindsey b: Abt. 1827 Mertoun, Berwick, Scotland Ann Lindsey b: Abt. 1828 Mertoun, Berwick, Scotland

53. Glasgow City Guide: Glasgow Info: William Wallace
    Destiny from Scone, then moves back south to berwick to take the oaths of loyaltyfrom over 2000 Scottish nobles (the Ragman Roll). 1297, william Wallace kills  
    http://www.glasgowguide.co.uk/info-historyww.html
    
    Extractions: Location: Home / Info+ / William Wallace William Wallace born in Elderslie, Renfrewshire near Glasgow. Alexander III, King of Scotland dies while travelling to meet his new bride, Yolande de Dreux, near Kinghorn in Fife. Scottish nobles gather at Scone to elect six Guardians who will act as a provisional government, The Community of the Realm of Scotland . The Guardians will work to protect Scotland in the name of Alexander's only surviving relative, his three-year-old granddaughter, Margaret, the Maid of Norway and Scotland's Queen-in-waiting. Treaty of Bingham: The Guardians agree to the marriage of the young Queen and the son of Edward I of England, thus creating a union between Scotland and England.Queen Margaret dies during a voyage from Norway. Scotland is thrown into crisis as the question of succession to the Scottish throne is cast wide open. Edward I bullies Scottish lords and nobles into recognising him as the supreme overlord of Scotland. Custody of Scotland, together with its castles and their possessions, are handed over to the English king. Court of Claims to the Scottish throne begins in Berwick.

54. William McDougall Of Berwick
    Wm. McDougall of berwick, Strathspey, P/MIN Matheson. Press the playerstart button to hear electronic pipes. Get Windows Media Player 7.  
    http://www.alphalink.com.au/~smithrd/caberf/htm pages/william.htm

55. William Wallace
    Wallace undertook a raid accompanied by Sir william Douglas (who had surrenderedthe castle at berwick at the time of the notorious massacre mentioned above  
    http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/lennich/wwallace.htm
    
    Extractions: Thanks to Mel Gibson's rollicking adventure film, 'Braveheart', William Wallace has moved from being a name barely known outside Scotland to that of a figure known worldwide as a Scottish national hero. It's gratifying that a person from the history of a small country such as Scotland should be the inspiration for a story which gets worldwide exposure, especially given that, uniquely in European countries, schools in Scotland do not have an obligation to teach their own country's history. Unfortunately, in the past and particularly amongst our 'nobility' there has been a willingness amongst some Scots to see an alien culture as superior to our own, and to suppress our own traditions in favour of a foreign view. Be that as it may, fictional stories based on historical events tend to obscure history rather than illuminate it because drastic liberties are taken with the facts as anyone currently knows them. In this case, though, we know very little about William Wallace, so that even historians are led into speculation, an occupation with which they are more familiar than you might expect. Mel Gibson's William Wallace is probably somewhat at variance with the real man but since we don't really know much about him we might just as well simply enjoy a film which happens to be loosely based on real events. That doesn't mean, though, that we can't examine what few facts are known about the real William Wallace, because historical 'truth' is generally more complex and interesting than any simplified and fictionalised narrative.

56. William Wallace - Wikipedia
    A record from August, 1296 makes reference to 'a thief, one william le Waleys' in toEdward, and by the end of the month Edward had stormed berwickupon-Tweed  
    http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Wallace
    
    Extractions: Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Older versions Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles Interlanguage links All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Log in Help From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. William Wallace (c. ) was a Scottish patriot who led his country against the English occupation of Scotland and King Edward I of England as part of the Wars of Scottish Independence Wallace is often seen as being 'one of the common people' in comparison to his fellow countryman, Robert the Bruce ( Robert I of Scotland ), who was of more noble stock. Wallace's family was descended from Richard Wallace, a landowner under an early member of the Stewart family, which was later to become a royal line in its own right. Wallace was born at Elderslie near Paisley , in a year unknown, although he was almost certainly still a young man in his most famous years between and There are few contemporary sources for information about Wallace's early life, and much reliance is placed on the account of

57. THE MARSHAL DUKE OF BERWICK (1670- 1734 )
    She was originally Lady Honora de Burgo, 2nd daughter of william, 7th Earl of JamesFrancis FitzJames, son of the Duke of berwick and Honora de Burgo.  
    http://indigo.ie/~wildgees/duke1.htm
    
    Extractions: Portumna, Co. Galway The Marshal Duke of Berwick (1670- 1734) I. His Parentage, Education, Titles and Military Posts: The Duke of Berwick, James FitzJames, Marshal of France, was born at Moulins in the Bourbonnais, France, on August 21 1670. He was the son of Arabella Churchill and James II. His mother was a daughter of Sir Winston Churchill, descended from the Councils of Anjou, Poictou and Normandy. His uncle was the famous John Churchill, Duke of Marlborough. He was educated as a Catholic in France, at the Colleges of Juilly, du Plessis, La Fleche and Paris. During his fathers reign in England, he was created Duke of Berwick, Earl of Tinmouth, Baron of Bosworth, Knight of the Garter, Lord Lieutenant of Hampshire, Ranger of the New Forest, Governor of Portsmouth, successively Colonel of the Infantry and Cavalry Regiments, and Captain of the 3rd Troop of Life-Guards. Commissioned by Leopold I of Austria, Major-General, Colonel Commandant ad interim of the Imperial Regiment of Cuirassiers or Taffe Regiment. Captain of a Troop of Irish Horse-Guards, Colonel of the Irish Infantry Regiment of Berwick, Marshal, Duke of FitzJames, Member of the Council of Regency, Governor of the Limousin and Strasbourg, Chevalier of the Order of the Holy Ghost, and of the Orders of the King, in France, and Captain-General, Duke of Liria and Xerica, Grandee of the First Class, and Knight of the Golden Fleece, in Spain.

58. Auguste Bertha Wenke, B: 1861 - "Hd Of Light", South Australia
    Husband S123 william Keynes Born 02 OCT 1858 berwick St Leonard, Wiltshire,UK Marr 19 JUN 1892 - Died 03 MAR 1944 - Ryde, Isle of Wight, UK Father  
    http://users.chariot.net.au/~ramacs/GedHTree/ghtout/gp475.htm
    
    Extractions: Husband Christian August Vogt Born: - Marr: - Died: - Father: Mother: Other Spouses: Wife Auguste Bertha Wenke Born: 19 APR 1861 - "Hd of Light", District of Kapunda, South Australia Died: 1949 - Father: Adam Wenke Mother: Johanne Christiane Siegert Other Spouses: Children Theodore Vogt Born: 01 FEB 1881 - Linwood, District of Gilbert, South Australia, Australia Marr: - Paula Schmidt Died: - Martha Vogt Born: 02 MAR 1882 - Tarlee, District of Gilbert, South Australia, Australia Marr: - Fred Schmidt Died: - Alfred Vogt Born: 08 FEB 1884 - Linwood, District of Gilbert, South Australia, Australia Marr: - Annie Wright Died: - Walter Vogt Born: 05 JUN 1886 - Stockport, District of Gilbert, South Australia, Australia Marr: - Agnes Schmidt Died: - Hedwig Vogt Born: 12 SEP 1888 - nr Tarlee, District of Barossa, South Australia, Australia Marr: - Henry Wenham Died: - Albert Rudolph Vogt Born: 11 JUL 1890 - nr Tarlee, District of Gilbert, South Australia, Australia Marr: - Una Marner Died: -

59. William Keynes, B: 1858 - Berwick St Leonard, U.K.
    Husband william Keynes Born 02 OCT 1858 berwick St Leonard, Wiltshire, UK Marr19 JUN 1892 - Died 03 MAR 1944 - Ryde, Isle of Wight, UK Father Thomas  
    http://users.chariot.net.au/~ramacs/GedHTree/ghtout/gp485.htm
    
    Extractions: Husband William Keynes Born: 02 OCT 1858 - Berwick St Leonard, Wiltshire, U.K. Marr: 19 JUN 1892 - Died: 03 MAR 1944 - Ryde, Isle of Wight, U.K. Father: Thomas Keynes Mother: Mary Vincent Other Spouses: Wife Mary Jane Hansford Born: 06 JUN 1867 - Netherbury, Dorset, U.K. Died: 07 JUL 1951 - Ryde, Isle of Wight, U.K. Father: Mother: Other Spouses: Children William Thomas Keynes Born: 27 MAY 1892 - Marr: - Ethel Mathews Died: 26 JUN 1916 - Albert Keynes Born: 28 JUN 1897 - Reigate, Surrey, U.K. Marr: - Kathleen Minnie Louise Gallop Died: 01 MAY 1977 - Winifred Keynes Born: 01 MAY 1908 - Marr: - Stanley Staples Died: 28 MAR 1991 - INDEX HOME EMAIL

60. TimeRef
    Back to timeline. 1357, Oct 3 Treaty of berwick. william Wynford 784 wasthe architect behind the South-west tower of Wells Cathedral. See Also.  
    http://www.btinternet.com/~timeref/hstt54.htm
    
    Extractions: Timeline: 1350..1374 Henry of Gosmont becomes Duke of Lancaster Edward III makes Henry the Duke of Lancaster. See Also Statutes of Provisors A statute that allowed the King to overrule a church appointments proposed by the Pope. Statute of Labourers Because so many people died from the plague, labour was a scarce resource. To prevent workers demanding their own prices, the costs were fixed for labourer's wages at the pre-plague levels. Labourers had to stay in their own villages, and had to appear before a steward or constable each year to swear to abide by the rules of the statute. Stocks were built in each village to punish and deter any that did not abide by the rules. Back to timeline Corpus Christi College founded Corpus Christi College was founded in Cambridge. Back to timeline Statute of Staples A law that fixed 15 towns as staple towns. A staple town was a town that was restricted in what it could sell to foreign merchants. The towns were Bristol, Canterbury, Carmarthen, Chichester, Cork, Drogheda, Dublin, Exeter, Lincoln, London, Newcastle, Norwich, Waterford, Winchester and York. See Also Back to timeline Sep 19 Battle of Poitiers Edward, the Black Prince

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