Volume 1

The history and antiquities of the county of Somerset collected from authentick records and an actual survey made by the late Mr. Edmund Rack. Adorned with a map of the county, and engravings of Roman and other reliques, town-seals, baths, churches, and gentlemen's seats / By the Reverend John Collinson.

  • Collinson, John, 1757?-1793.
Date:
1791
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Credit: The history and antiquities of the county of Somerset collected from authentick records and an actual survey made by the late Mr. Edmund Rack. Adorned with a map of the county, and engravings of Roman and other reliques, town-seals, baths, churches, and gentlemen's seats / By the Reverend John Collinson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS to VOLUME I. 1276 PAGE 36. 1, 35. r. the Rev. Thomas Hopkins. 42. 1. II and 13, f. Pyme, r. Pyne. 48. 1. 37. r. the Rev. Nicholas Baker is the prefent incumbent. 51. 1. 6. f. Pryme, r. Pyne. 1. 12. r. the Rev. John Fewtrell. - 1]) 55. 1. 6. r. the Rev. Richard Purdey. 57. 1. 17. r. the Rev. Edward Troyte. 63. 1. 26. for a further account of the etymology of this place, fee vol. iii. p. 115. 64. 1. 2. r. the Rev. Richard Abraham. 73. 1. 30. This donation was made by Jeffry Towil, who alfo gave to the poor-ftock 20I. the intereft thereof to be yearly diftributed for ever. He died A. D. 1682. At Eaft-Hayes in the parifli of Walcot, on an eminence commanding a moft delightful profpefl. Dr. Skeet has lately eredled a very handfome manfion, called Bailhr00k-Lodgei of which a plate, engraven at his expence, is here inferred. 76. 1. 19. f. exclufive, r. inclujive. 1. 31. The advowfon of the living is fold, r. patron and incumbent. 1. 36. f. Cely, r. Ceily. Si. 1. 16. f. nine, r. upwards of twenty. 92. 1. 16. f. Untia, r. Unton. Herfecond hulband was Sir John Warre, of Hefter- combe, father of Sir Francis Warre, bart. 94. 1. 7, now Sir Charles Warre Malet, bart. 95. 1. 25. r. the Rev. Robert Wells. io8. 1. 14. r. the Rev. Peter Davy Foulkes. 112. 1. 35. and 118.1. 12. r. the Rev. Mr. Camplin. 120. 1. 26. and elfcwhere, f. Contance, r. Coutances. 121. 1. 23. for Edmund, r. Edward. 1. 26. r. Mifs Pultney. 126. 1. 7. r. the Rev, Edward Lambert. 128. note ‘‘j f. baronetage, r. baronage. 133- 31' Cacclla, r. CaccUa* 139. 1. 3. f. vicarage, r. curacy. 151. 1. 35. f. vicarage, r. curacy, 163. 1. 28. for gallica, r. Gallicd. 1. 37. f. circeter, r. circiter-y ibid. f. Abii, r. Abi, 166. note f. xi. r. ii. 176. 1. 10. r. a peculiar, 179. 1. 16. now the Rev. Martin Stafford Smith. 183. 1. 25. r. and a peculiar. 184. 1. 16. In Netherwere there was anciently a chapel. 197. 1. 17, 18. f. Jennys, r. Jennings. 1. 19. and elfewhere, r. the Hon. James Everard Arundel. 1. 33. f. weft ward, r. northward. 198. 1. 8. r. the Rev. Harry Farr Yeatman. 200. 1. I. f. reftorial, r. vicarial.