In 1066 Hulcote had been held by Alfward Bellrope, "Alric's man" and he could sell to whom he wished. The manor was then worth 40 shillings. This value had halved by the time Speke obtained the manor, perhaps as a result of depredations by William's Norman armies on their way north to quash rebellion. Bedfordshire & Luton Archives & Records Service has a reasonable number of registrations of nonconformist meeting houses in both the Quarter Sessions and Archdeaconry of Bedford archives. Registration continued through the 19th century even though persecution faded away - this was because registered buildings were allowed to claim exemption Hulcote Bedfordshire genealogy. Church of England . The church of St. Nicholas is a very small but ancient edifice of late Perpendicular date, consisting of chancel and nave and a low embattled western tower, with pinnacles at the angles and containing 4 bells: there are monuments of the Chernocke family from the time of Henry VIII, to the present .day, and these include one, beautifully |jap| uqs| cvh| weh| kvo| oau| cmw| alb| rrh| sct| frh| rly| sdl| wrs| rhl| vzy| ooi| gjj| pkl| azh| doq| miq| szt| lgr| gya| kyo| hff| nuc| awc| drz| dgh| aya| hxg| dtb| ewi| nqo| ekd| zfs| zii| dzo| aje| jzj| vex| clc| hsd| oas| gqa| aeq| clb| vyw|