Identifier: transactionsofsh38shro (find matches)
Title: Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society (Great Britain)
Subjects: Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society (Great Britain) Excavations (Archaeology) Natural history
Publisher: Shrewsbury (etc.) Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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ignof Elizabeth. Here is a very handsome house, lit for the reception of alarge family, erected by Sir William Childe for the residenceof his second son Thomas, the memory of whose inhabitancyhere is preserved by the name of the gate which opens uponButton Bridge Common, which was his road to Bewdley.Here also the late William Lacon Childe, Esq., resided duringthe time that the new house at Kinlet was building (iz29)- HALL OE HAMONDSwas no doubt formerly the residence of a family of that name.It is remarkable that in Woods map it is depicted as a statelymansion, while Kinlet Hall is omitted. Latterly, it consistedof two small farm houses, whereof one, the property ofWilliam Childe, Esq., was taken down in 1802. If the earlier registers of this parish had remained, we 1 The Lord Chancellor of England writing to Lord Bur^hley in 1594 mentions one Tipper a seditious man of this country birth, who had been preferringuntrue and malicious libels against him. —Strypes Annuls, v. 4. p. 207.
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NOTES ON KIN LET. 97 should no doubt have had some memorials of the family offiamond, which, from the name of Hall given to theirresidence, must have been of some importance ; but as it is,their memorials have perished with them. Mr. Mytton has,however, preserved the following entry from a MS. belongingto Charles Baldwin, Esq., of Aqualate :— Hamond of Kinletdescended of Hamond of Hamond Hall, near adjoining, soldby their ancestors. The field argent, upon a cheveron en-grailed 3 martletts sable, betwixt 3 cinquefoils, &c. JohnNewport, gent., and Elizabeth Hamonde were married atNeen Savage June 4th, 1663. lie is styled esquire in theregister of Kinlet, January iolh, 1666, when his daughter ofthe same name with her mother was baptised ; this child wasburied on the 28th of the same month, and Mr. Newport hadanother daughter baptised by the same name February 18,1007, and a son Edward baptised in December, 1669. Atthis time there was a Mr. Thomas Hamond, gent., residing inthis pari

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