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Trade Directories

Gregg Redford June 8, 2020

Trade Directories are useful documents for both Family and Local Historians. However, care should be taken when using them for research purposes. The history of the location is usually the … Read More

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William Kelk – Vicar of Whatton (1763 – 1781)

Gregg Redford June 7, 2020

Whilst researching some background material for a talk on the History of Whatton that I am scheduled to give to the Cranmer Local History Group in August of 2005, I … Read More

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Thomas Cranmer – a brief history

Gregg Redford June 7, 2020

It is generally accepted that Thomas Cranmer was born in Aslockton, on 2nd of July 1489. He was the second son of Thomas Cranmer and Agnes Hatfield. His father Thomas … Read More

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Tudor Whatton and Thomas Cranmer

Gregg Redford June 6, 2020

By the time of Henry VII, Whatton Manor and the Estate were in the hands of the Gascoinge family. No history of Whatton would be complete without mention of Thomas … Read More

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