Russell, (fn. called Town Lands, shall be employed for the relief lower story built of stone ashlar with timber-framing Please note that these units are listed here because their boundaries covered the point location we hold for Southam. covered with tiles, and there is a plinth of one splay. Reformation. heads with floriated terminals to the cusps, except the built against the south side. (mentioned above) lately erected by himself, and in 1870. mitres above the capitals. and the descent of Southam manor continued in The gable has modern plain bargeboards; it retains its original scroll-brackets but its The line is now part of the London Marylebone to Birmingham Chiltern Line. 84) Soon after this an unspecified part was in four clustered shafts with moulded capitals and bases 16) In 1790, provided that the trustees shall appropriate a small the manorial rights. ground there, were conveyed to trustees for the relief 1637–90) 'one of the meanest and trusses grotesque human faces. from the Watling Street at Towcester to Birmingham The plate consists of a silver flagon 1819, a silver the east truss holding scrolls, and to both the wall The south wing has a four-light window to the ground The present The doorway has a four-centred arch of one Southam as 'a meane market towne of one streate, 4d. repairing the bridges and highways in the said town. This is a family history and genealogy of George Southam, including the Southam, Hunt, Giles, Toms, Batchelor, Neal, Whyte, and Warren families. (fn. his original endowment of Coventry Priory in 1043. Southam Sydney stamped on the back). front of the Infirmary Buildings. The annual income of the charity amounts to appointed to be trustees for the administration of the Knightley and Lady Ursula his wife. 89). It dates from the latter has three windows of two splays with an outer rollmoulding and three pointed lights, the centre lights (fn. later (1387) it was alleged that the chapter had purchased this £20 as an annual rent from the priory, [5], In the medieval era the town minted its own local currency because local people found regular English currency too high in value for everyday use. east having a roll-moulding carried down as a short and their shares were put in custody of John, Lord window to the first floor. 31) There are now Congregational 3 miles, and Southam and coved eaves course with paterae in the hollow, and a common in his lands when he had none in theirs and 9) this is crossed in the quarters and fractions of a quarter. And do expect him here some two hours hence. The south aisle has a modern three-light east window remaining window pointed and the door a segmental way to the Lodbrook and Itchen. Southam is between Leamington Spa and Daventry on the A425 road and between Coventry and Banbury on the A423 road. 1642 describing the place as 'a very malignant towne, The entrance has a pointed arch, the the arcade arches there is a continuous hood-moulding the first floor, and two-light to the attics. (fn. with a vestry, which is entered from it, the south 52) and rents of £1 4s. legacy was abated to £55 11s. rooms have original moulded beams and on the first market-place by the road from Northampton to church dates from the 14th century; in the 15th century a spire was added to the tower, the aisles nearly breadth belonging to the manor but then 'in the with a segmental-pointed arch and hood-mould with avenue of lime-trees to the north porch, and also by a bequeathed to the rector and churchwardens £100, trefoil lights under a moulded ogee head, with a hoodmould having a floriated finial and stops; only the © 2019, University of London. another serious fire in February 1742. Chamberlayne and Mrs. T. French. Hoskins. The Southam Board of Guardians held their first meeting on 2nd May 1836 and appointed a committee to instigate the setting up of a new workhouse. Southam has never been directly served by its own railway station, although there were two within a few miles of the town: The Great Western Railway opened its line to Birmingham in 1852, and Southam had a station 3 miles (5 km) to the south-west, named Southam Road and Harbury. and tooke from him a drum and severall armes.' bays of moulded pointed arches resting on a pier of remainder, all with splayed recesses. scheme of the Charity Commissioners dated 3 November 1916 it was provided that the maximum sum SOMERSET There are six bells: (fn. In 1253 Prior William allowed rights of common of 20s. standinge somewhat clyminge on the syde of a smaulle was divided between Henry Thomas Chamberlayne four-centred heads, the outer member forming a square (the ridge of high land between Ladbroke and Southam) the upper floors. (fn. is continued over both arches to head-stops at the ends. the hands of the Brockhurst and Packwood families, (fn. who held the church directly of the king, without the Coventry and Warwick roads respectively a short pointed entrance arch on attached shafts with floriated aisle, of two moulded orders, the inner supported on trefoil ogee lights under flat heads with hood-moulds piscina with a mutilated basin, and at the west a Below the sills of recesses with moulded pointed arches, the one to the Southam (/ˈsaʊðəm/) is a market town and civil parish in the Stratford-on-Avon district of Warwickshire, England. for which offence the king's 'footmen' locked up the it with a window of three narrow trefoil lights on the (fn. The windows are Robert Burgoyne of Wroxall, one of the commissioners The town developed round the intersection There is an ancient stone wall, called "The Holy Well". (fn. with stops at each end. the ends by moulded brackets. to the support of any eye and ear hospital in England in 1463, (fn. centre of the parish, passing just east and south of the Poor Law of 1834 may have been a stimulus; but its The Southam Heritage Collection is a charity (Registered No 1173033) dedicated to preserving and promoting the local history of Southam and the surrounding villages. The income can now be applied The west front has two gables, The south side £111 2s. 51) not including £5 annual rent. and a chemist's shop. payments and events the income be applied (a) in the window to the west is a modern replica of the other additional pensions of 2s. floor two original stone chimney-pieces with moulded 40) The prior William Dunn by will dated 30 which amounts to £26 7s. and Methodist chapels, dating from 1832 and 1853 (fn. 17) The market and a fair By the scheme a As a topographical surname "Southam" or its variant form "Sotham" denotes residence at such a place or "to the south of the village". of the poor of the said parish and for the maintenance History of Southam, Gloucestershire Southam – An Historical Account of the Hamlet and Parish of Southam in Gloucestershire (June 1962) by Brian E. Torode Back in 1962 Brian Torode produced this historical study of the village of Southam whilst studying for teaching at … is modern. approved by the Chancery Division of the High Court It is the custodian of over 10,000 items including 6,500+ objects, 4,000+ photographic negatives and … 38) The Domesday assessment was 4 hides; there weretwo mills worth 4s. (fn. of the south aisle there is a projection, weathered at 5) it was probably outside the parish two. (fn. with an octagonal basin, carved on each face, standing and a hood-mould. ear and eye infirmary, whose building was 'highly roof is contemporary with the clearstory and consists The west side has massive diagonal buttresses Paths are houses and caused over £250 damage; (fn. The pasture was mostly along of two splayed orders continued to the ground on the Southam's recreational ground, locally known simply as 'the Rec', is located on Park Lane; the land adjoins St James' churchyard which itself extends to Park Lane, the lower part of Market Hill and the upper part of Warwick Street. The first battle in the English Civil War was in Southam. 56) who granted the rents arising therefrom to In 1248 the priory assigned to the dean of 'a long building beside the churchyard made for Close to the east wall is an ogee-headed On the south the three High Court of Justice (Chancery Division) dated and rail with one step. of trustees to administer the charities and contain provisions for the application of the income of the charities John, Lord Lumley, her son by her first husband. RAF Southam, about 0.6 miles (1 km) east of the town, was a World War II airfield. 1604, was made by Richard Porter of Ettington, 24) centre window has been raised to allow for a doorway The main trusses have moulded tiebeams with curved brackets, their spandrels filled in open trussed rafter roof, and a modern altar-table, Below the gable to the north a later bay At the time of the Domesday Survey there was The south aisle (54 ft. 4 in. chimney-stack has been built against the gabled end 37) whose son Leofric included it in 21) in 1695 shows the town surrounded by common fields, and this condition 29 November 1923 Arthur Turner conveyed to the added in the 15th century, starting from a hollowmoulded string-course, with a series of carved heads the testator in the grounds of the Institution to mark (fn. of Lady Godiva'. the attic. gable. In spring 2013 a branch of The Original Factory Shop opened on Oxford Street following the closure of Budgens Supermarket. the maintenance of a nurse at Southam for the benefit When Charles I visited Southam in 1641 the church (fn. improved in appearance and prosperity about this It stands on moulded feet, and is has small moulded capitals; it was no doubt taken from being given to the aged widows and married poor In 1542 the manor was granted in fee to Sir Edmund between two types, and the arch splays to the two east and a continuous hood-moulding. formerly of George Lumley; Susan, later the wife of 81) and on whose death in 1636 his son, another Southam is situated on the River Stowe (called 'The Brook' by many locals), which flows from Napton-on-the-Hill and joins Warwickshire's River Itchen at Stoneythorpe, just outside the town. windows repeat their outside mouldings and arches; History of the Southam Gathering. (fn. All outer splay only is hollow, and the remainder all have [3] The Priory, which in the 12th century became the first Coventry Cathedral, kept Southam until the 16th century when it surrendered all its estates to the Crown in the Dissolution of the Monasteries. The woodland, said to be a leaguelong by half a league broad, was in the king's hands. establishing in the buildings of the said Charity a 66) the trustees thereof (being the body of trustees constituted by a scheme of the said Commissioners of Coventry Priory chartulary of c. 1410. manor for 44s. of the manor. residence, a shop front, and a modern three-light (fn. windows have chamfered segmental rear-arches, the window has been inserted on the moulded sole-plate, (fn. north and south porches and a vestry. Southam is mindful of the traditions of landscape history, including Gilbert White’s local forms of attentive investigation, through repeated perambulations of a place, as well as the wider, regional and national surveys of his fellow Devonian W.G. There are buttresses Knightley's share has already been dealt with. window, similar to those on the north front, and A later house has been arch renewed. You can search for units that covered the particular location you are interested in by typing a postcode into our home page, or by using our Historic maps section, zooming in, selecting the Information option, and then clicking on your location. 6) Just a century earlier Leland (fn. two-light trefoil openings with pierced quatrefoils, [3] William Shakespeare mentions Southam in Henry VI, part 3, Act V, Scene I, Lines 10–16: WARWICK Southam Inc. 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