- Rev. Charles Wellbeloved
York
University, Borthwick Institute of Historical Research: Records
of the Unitarian Chapel, St Saviourgate, York [1579-1945]
The Unitarian Chapel in St Saviourgate is the oldest existing
nonconformist worship in the City of York, having been
registered on 12th Apr 1693. The records of the Chapel were
deposited by the Secretary and the Committee in 1968, these
records cover the period 1746-1931. Although only a few records
of the congregation survive, there is considerable materials,
both manuscript and printed, relating to the Reverend Charles
Wellbeloved (assistant minister 1792-1800, minister
1800-1858 and an antiquity of repute) and to his family......
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- Rev. Charles Wellbeloved
York
University, Borthwick Institute of Historical Research
Thesis
entitled 'The Reverend Charles Wellbeloved and Manchester
College, York, 1803-1823, with special reference to "The
Monthly Repository of Theology and general Literature".'
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- C. Wellbeloved
York City Archive department : Strickland family papers
1804.
Letters to Sir William Strickland from C. Wellbeloved
& Edward Troghton regarding barometers.
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- Rev. Charles Wellbeloved
Birmingham
City Archives : Galton family of Waley Abbey
Correspondence
/ Strutt Family / Joseph Douglas Strutt
/ From his Friends.
1 letter from Rev. Charles Wellbeloved.
- ref. MS 3101/530 -
date: 1817
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- Rev. Charles Wellbeloved
Birmingham City
Archives : Gough family of Perry Hall [MS 3145/1a - MS
3145/246] Title
Deeds Staffordshire
/ Great Barr/ Doe
Bank Farm
Release - [from Scope
and Content] Parties: Rev.
Charles Wellbeloved, Jane Forster,
John Kenrick, John Yate Lee. Property: Land in Great Barr.
ref. MS
3145/95/1 - date: Date 1856
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- Charles Wellbeloved
York
City Archives Department: Notes
of Gillyat Sumner re books and deeds in York, 1857
Notes - schedule of books, deeds and
papers re York in library of the antiquary, Gillyatt Sumner at
Woodmansey, near Beverley, for use of Yorkshire Philosophical
Society (letter to Charles Wellbeloved
from Gillyat Sumner stating above).
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- Edward Wellbeloved
Surrey History Centre: Surrey Quarter Sessions [QS2/6/1721/Mic -
QS2/6/1730/Xms] [1630-1971]
Sessions Bundles
- Michaelmas
Sessions 1725 - ref. QS2/6/1725/Mic/
Petition of Edward
Wellbeloved of Richmond, a prisoner
for debt in the Kingston stockhouse, that he may be released
under the terms of An Act for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors;
with list of creditors and schedule of estate (incl) - ref. QS2/6/1725/Mic/34
- date: 1725
ref. QS2/6/1725/Mic/35
- date: 1725
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- Thomas
Welbeloved
Shakespeare Birthplace
Trust Records Office: Leigh
of Stoneleigh [DR 18/1]
Miscellaneous Deeds, FILE - EGHAM.
Surrey - ref. DR 18/1/1935
- date: 1547
Grant by Richard at Wyke confirming to Anthony
son of John at Wyke, an acre of arable land and acres of wood
lying in Thorpe co.Surrey; between lands of Thomas Welbeloved
on the N. Horsmede on the S., and an acre in Egham, lying
between land of William Mershe to the N.and S., and Rynecroft on
the E.,and the highway. T. John Alen, Nicholas Butler, Henry
Bishop, Henry Wykes, William Fuller. Dated 2 March 1546-47 Seal
broken
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William Welbeloved
London
Metropolitan Archives: Middlesex Deeds - Legal Papers
Lease
for 15 years. 1. Anne Leith of Twickenham, widow and Wm. Welbeloved
of Hanworth, yeoman. 2. Wm. Cotterell of Hanworth, yeoman.
Messuage or tenement plus 17 acres in Hanworth.
ref. ACC/0441/004 -
date: 1677
Lease for 1 year. Release. 1. William Welbeloved
of Hanworth. 2. John Fitzwater of Hanworth. Messuage plus 17
acres in Hanworth.
ref. ACC/0441/007,
008 - date: 1686
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- W.H.
Wellbeloved
Lewisham
Local Studies and Archives : The Deptford Fund -Babies
Hospital - Finance
Account
book of the Babies' Hospital in account with W.H Wellbeloved,
butcher, of Deptford High Street
ref. C/1/482 - date:
1936, 1937
Three account
books of the Albany Deptford Babies' Hospital, in account with W.H.
Wellbeloved, Butcher of Deptford
High Street - ref. C/1/485 (A-B-C)
- date: 1937 - 1940
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