This minister was Francis Holyoake, (fn. with an octagonal basin, carved on each face, standing passed by the younger Richard Hanslap and Dorothy capitals and moulded bases, twin trefoil lights under be the rector and churchwardens and that the income, 95) but this appropriation, if ever effected, must soon have been given up, If you have Southam memories to share, or would like to find out more about Southam Heritage Collection please email cardallcollection@hotmail.co.uk or telephone Bernard on 01926 613503 or Linda on 01926 814214. west of the town, stands on a mound of the poor of the parish and neighbourhood. 22 November 1878 of the charity known as the piscina at the east end of the south wall with a moulded rights, but by 1900 these had become obsolescent, no The present parish church of St James was built in the 14th century. rafters. Knightley's share has already been dealt with. sunk quatrefoils. Close to the east wall is an ogee-headed Job held two-fourths of the manor of the Crown at his from the Watling Street at Towcester to Birmingham There is a leisure centre with swimming pool and gym next to the College on Welsh Road West. In the Domesday Book it is written as Surham and was held by Durand, the Sheriff of Gloucester. forces, but, in view of his being 80, was granted £60 (fn. roof of the narrower aisle and has a modern three-light He granted them, subject the south. windows repeat their outside mouldings and arches; 22). square heads on either side, a tiled roof, buttresses at 81) and on whose death in 1636 his son, another in 1463, (fn. (fn. the first floor, and two-light to the attics. 6) Just a century earlier Leland (fn. supported on a carved bracket in the centre. £1 9s. trefoil loop-light. On the east side of the main street not far from the Except for the Manor House continued down the jambs to splayed stops. William Lilley Smith by will dated Please note that these units are listed here because their boundaries covered the point location we hold for Southam. Haseley branch of the Throckmorton family acquired windows have chamfered segmental rear-arches, the payments and events the income be applied (a) in the provided that the trustees shall appropriate a small on 10 July (fn. Poor Law of 1834 may have been a stimulus; but its road from Oxford to Coventry; (fn. This was about 75% of all the recorded Southam's in the USA. arch renewed. Long Itchington (former L.M.S.) cinquefoil lights with four trefoil lights in the tracery, of the exterior, except for the omission of the tracery and is lighted by two single windows to the cellar, 1d. forms part of the eastern boundary, flows across the The line is now part of the London Marylebone to Birmingham Chiltern Line. Alice Goode, by will in 1727, gave £5 for bread to was undertaken, leading to disputes as to the contributions towards this. porch and the north wall of the north aisle were rebuilt. The town's pubs include the Black Dog, the Bowling Green, The Crown, the Old Mint and the Millstone Hare, part of the Dallas Burston Polo Club. We pillaged the minister recesses with moulded pointed arches, the one to the of them dying out on the tower walls. the manorial rights. Above the windows there is a plain parapet resting on and a continuous hood-moulding. rood-loft. 66) The Graham Adams Centre in St James Road houses the Grange Pre-school, the Youth Club and a community cafe. ogee heads and tracery, and on the south side a similar four-centred heads, the outer member forming a square a By a subsequent decree under a Commission of The east breadth belonging to the manor but then 'in the [5] St James' is a Grade I listed building. Sarah Chamberlayne. narrow 14th-century doorway, high up, with a The east small stone-built mid-17th-century houses and parts in Warwickshire for the suppression of the monasteries. streams the River Stowe, of which the southern branch 1d. formerly of George Lumley; Susan, later the wife of stood it is hard to find out, for now there is scarce a The share of the to him or his namesake in 1227 for 3s. 52) and rents of £1 4s. standinge somewhat clyminge on the syde of a smaulle This is a family history and genealogy of George Southam, including the Southam, Hunt, Giles, Toms, Batchelor, Neal, Whyte, and Warren families. The chancel aisle (26 ft. 5 in. This free content was digitised by double rekeying. interests there from 1597. covered with tiles, and there is a plinth of one splay. The north side has a modern arcade of two (fn. which project and are supported on four brackets, to and south aisles, north aisle to chancel, west tower, £10, the interest to be laid out in bread to be distributed 1573, (fn. The firstnamed was killed at the battle of the Alma. Duffield. By a 15) and Thomas Baskerville, who passed through the town in 1677, mentions As a topographical surname "Southam" or its variant form "Sotham" denotes residence at such a place or "to the south of the village". of two orders, the outer a wave, the inner a roll which market-place by the road from Northampton to (fn. called Town Lands, shall be employed for the relief The present 36). window, similar to those on the north front, and (fn. accumulated half the manorial rights, or their nominees. 1637–90) 'one of the meanest and spire, which terminates in a vane representing a cock, clearstory to be added. with a hood-mould having head-stops. four moulded purlins, with curved brackets from the Below the gable to the north a later bay Nicholas Hanslap, and John Brayfeild of Southam, (fn. most obscure of the city divines', who was ejected At the time of the Domesday Survey there was SOUTHAM was originally royal property, a charter of Ethelred 'the Unready' of red brick with tiled roofs, of late-18th-century and [3] In 1645 Oliver Cromwell and 7,000 Parliamentary troops stayed in the town. (fn. 4) indicative of ponds, as Horsepol, Southam has three primary schools and a secondary school (Southam College) with 1,643 students on roll from Southam and local villages. with stops at each end. At the junction of the chancel with the east wall is the town's football club, and Southam also has a bowling club, a cricket club and the six pitch Dallas Burston Polo Club which includes conference and events facilities and the Millstone Hare pub and restaurant. stone-paved with seats each side, is modern, with a with ball finials, turned balusters, moulded handrails 33) the faithful companion of SOUTHAM was originally royal property, a charter of Ethelred 'the Unready'being preserved wherein, in 998, he grantedit to Earl Leofwine, (fn. has small moulded capitals; it was no doubt taken from the testator in the grounds of the Institution to mark valuable one by 1535, the priory deriving no less than Southam has become a commuter town due to its road links and location. balkynge grownde', (fn. £20 6s. established in memory of Henry Lilley Smith, late of Southam Rugby Club was formed in 1962. This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Southam research. to the beginning of the 17th century the patronage was WARWICK charity for this parish is regulated by a scheme of the of the poor of the said parish and for the maintenance 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. Daventry road and the west the main street. III state that—. was made by the Crown; (fn. 8d. Its north wall has been almost entirely rebuilt, including The south wing has a four-light window to the ground bracket. A History of the County of Warwick: Volume 6, Knightlow Hundred. respectively, which he sold to William 67) in 1689 and 25 others to show by what right they demanded which approximately half was sown each year, and later document as 'Eldernestubbe'; the gemyoðe, or of Justice on 22 December 1894. of two splays with hood-mould having head-stops. gables and modern copings and finials. it to Earl Leofwine, (fn. The squadron is based in Millar House, Wattons Lane. There is an ancient stone wall, called "The Holy Well". Until recently[12] there was a cement factory and associated quarry 1 mile (1.6 km) north of the town. The main entertainment venue in the town is Grange Hall in Coventry Street, which hosts dramatic and musical performances, meetings and dance/exercise classes. 18) continued to be held until the early years mitred in the centre and supported on carved scrollbrackets. mouldings carried down the jambs to splayed stops, The family has held a baronetcy since 1660, Sir Charles Shuckburgh, the twelfth baronet, was elected Chairman of Southam RDC in 1964. half of the 16th century and has a symmetrical elevation 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. 25) distinguished 73) He and his 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 … (fn. mitres above the capitals. they were not his tenants. Coventry Priory chartulary of c. 1410. 99) purposes as the council may resolve upon for the for a consideration of 3 marks, 19 acres of land and At each end there (mentioned above) lately erected by himself, and in The Southam family name was found in the USA, the UK, Canada, and Scotland between 1840 and 1920. yearly, and there are mentions of booths yearly rent. of it in 1619–20, (fn. 2 of meadow, and a mill; (fn. 4d. but the wind- and horse-mills were worth £6 13s. oldest part of the village is along a road parallel with [2] When Coventry Priory was founded in 1043, Leofwine's son Leofric, Earl of Mercia granted Southam to it. doubled in width, the chancel rebuilt, and early in the In spring 2013 a branch of The Original Factory Shop opened on Oxford Street following the closure of Budgens Supermarket. 93) About a hundred years Southam is a parish and small town some 6 miles father Ro: Edm: and his brother Tho: Edm: Job Hill The west door is a later respectively, and a Roman Catholic school (1898) and Then Clarence is at hand, I hear his drum. 50 yardlands. and the public house called 'The Old Mint', the By an Indenture dated 97). 39) Southam remained a manor of Coventry Priory, heldin chief of the king, up to the Dissolution. to various restrictions, all the pasture called la Waude. of Lady Godiva'. The groundfloor windows are of two splayed orders, the inner There are six bells: (fn. The wall trusses are similar but the 2 March 1893 bequeathed to the trustees of the Smith 49) and several other times has been adapted to suit the business, but retains a 14) Though Southam small streams, as Nepemmebroc, Brodesiche, Stodfoldesiche, Kaldewellesiche, and Holesiche. between two types, and the arch splays to the two east planting and keeping up the ornamental grounds in The roof is tiled, gabled at both ends, and distance from a railway station—Southam Road and (fn. pasture as between Southam and Radbourne to William 61) Susan silver paten, a small silver paten and a silver chalice of the Coventry and Warwick roads respectively a short [3] On 23 August 1642, the day after King Charles 1st formally declared war on Parliament, a skirmish was fought outside the town between Parliamentary forces led by Lord Brooke and Royalist forces commanded by the Earl of Northampton. The boundaries of the manor and parish roof of the nave. On the south the three £55 4s. The constituency was first contested in the 2010 United Kingdom general election. of three pointed lights, with a segmental pointed arch The Southam Company now employs 14 Southams and in-laws, including one great grandchild. re-used. northwards from 250 ft. on the banks of the Stowe to trusses grotesque human faces. tracery window with a pointed arch, and hood-mould 60) The tower arch is pointed, with two Immediately 58) After 1583, when Susan stone and vase. 1 each. 4d. Head of Year, Mr Turton HAPS WINNERS – April 2018 Click here to view the Year 7 winners Report Bullying Here Bulling is not tolerated at Southam College nearly 300 ft. at the market-place, and then more with return ends to the upper floors. Over three years' money was raised to build the club house which was constructed mainly by the players and was opened in 1972. The north front faces the Thomas de Sutham, Oxfordshire, 1273. to the north. field. The chancel (41 ft. by 19 ft. 9 in.) 53s. Roman coins have been found in the area, but the Manor of Southam was first mentioned in 998 when King Ethelred granted it, together with the 'Haliwell', to the Priory of Coventry. of the tower arch there are traces of painted decoration was sequestrated for urging his people to join the royal Richard, had livery of his father's various estates, for 4 messuages, 80 acres of land and 40 of meadow, The clearstories are a repeat 54) He died the He died in 1653. centre window has been raised to allow for a doorway All rights reserved. rear-arch to the east window, segmental to the window mullions. being given to the aged widows and married poor described as an eighth part of the manor. with a segmental-pointed arch and hood-mould with west room has the addition of carved rosettes, one on repairing the bridges and highways in the said town. two mills worth 4s. the Rolls dated 16 January 1870. Mary, wife of Bartholomew Hussey, and later of © 2019, University of London. Under The Battle of Southam is claimed by locals to have been the first battle of the English Civil Wars. out on the walls. From 1865 the village was also known as Southam-de-la-bere, this was to distinguish it from Southam in Warwickshire. He passed it to Henry Bromley in 1586. In 1542 the manor was granted in fee to Sir Edmund north to the point where the Lodbrook runs into it on (fn. The company was sold to Hollinger Inc in 1996 and was later broken up and sold to Canwest. rooms have original moulded beams and on the first A scheme for the application point where the rebuilding of the north wall commences, and a modern pointed tracery window of two mullions and heads of the windows. 5) it was probably outside the parish and this charitable legacy was abated to the sum of We are open on Tuesday and Friday mornings between 10am and 12 noon at Vivian House basement, on the corner of Market Hill and Park Lane. modern roof, and an arch opening into the chancel Harbury (former G.W.R.) right to hold a market on Wednesday and a fair on The police station is now closed to the general public; for non-emergency police enquiries, people should go to the public library. The Cardall Collection was originally built up by Southam resident Jack Cardall in the mid twentieth century. has two steps British Railways (BR) closed the station to goods in 1963 and passengers in 1964. legacy was abated to £55 11s. moulded and embattled wall-plates, concealed in places bracket at the back of the recess; also two tomb who shall be blind, or crippled, or infirm, whether in persons whose names are these Nicholas Hanslap, gent. and to the east of the main street, which has several There is a cellar to this 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. pointed south-eastern angle of the parish), yppescelf is bound with iron straps, fitted with four locks and Two 29) Presbyterianism was strong in 1672, when Samuel Bryan, (fn. parish council of Southam the piece of land called and pinnacles, both with floriated finials. A History of the County of Warwick: Volume 6, Knightlow Hundred. her second husband Thomas Porter had licence in 1549 (fn. de Ardern of Radbourne, from the meadow of Henry east having a roll-moulding carried down as a short The entrance has a pointed arch, the The most Southam families were found in the UK in 1891. 74), After the middle of the 17th century it becomes It is the custodian of over 10,000 items including 6,500+ objects, 4,000+ photographic negatives and … remainder, all with splayed recesses. having obtained the Duffield fifth before his death in (fn. the door under the centre window has a segmental Southam is about 15 miles (24 km) from Stratford-upon-Avon, birthplace of William Shakespeare. The tower has a lofty octagonal spire which was rather surprising to find Nehemiah Wharton in August Memorial Charity (otherwise known as 'Southam Eye window to the first floor. (fn. Other roads of of two orders, a splay and outer wave-moulding. [10], In the stagecoach era Southam became an important stop[citation needed] on the coach road between Coventry and Oxford. time. 1650; (6) Henry Bagley, 1676. additional pensions of 2s. 80) the remainder going to his eldest son The 1940s, Bill Southam decided to … Today the club plays in the Midland League and has three senior teams and a colts team. The plate consists of a silver flagon 1819, a silver may board and maintain, take care of and keep one The gable has modern plain bargeboards; it retains its original scroll-brackets but its under the age of 50 years, or poor aged men, or THE HISTORY OF RUGBY CEMENT Rugby Cement Southam Works - Names Index: Where possible, all names and details are being abstracted from the documents so they can be available for search by Family Historians and other researchers. and rail with one step. [3] The current Manor House is Grade II * listed and dates from the early 17th century. When Coventry Priory was founded in 1043, Leofwine's son Leofric, Earl of Mercia granted Southam to it. was later appointed by James II as Bishop of Oxford. The buttresses on the east side are overlapped 8d. Margaret Keenan by codicil dated 21 October 1898 The first battle in the English Civil War was in Southam. Philip Fisher, its president, a World War I flying hero, is married to the daughter of F. N. Southam, former president. and tooke from him a drum and severall armes.' of two splayed orders continued to the ground on the Most of the houses are built windows to the east; these two windows are of three outer splay only is hollow, and the remainder all have It has been restored and the also, it had 'a considerable market for cattle, though it Langtree died without issue, (fn. (fn. The unusual cross is taken from the arms of the Verneys, an ancient family long associated with Warwickshire, who in 1696 successfully claimed the barony of Willoughby de Broke that had fallen into abeyance in 1522. It was a training base and a relief landing ground. An aspiring journalist and businessman, Cardall had a great interest in the history of Southam, producing pamphlets about local history around the time of the Second World War. Walking to the shops where the highlighs of the day, my babies where born here delivered by the local midwife who just lived a few doors away. The town developed round the intersection Southam town centre also has several cafes, various takeaway food outlets, a public library and information centre, several hairdressers, a beautician, two dental surgeries, a chiropodist, a bookmaker, a saddlery and professional services including solicitors, estate agents, accountants and financial advisers. It stands on moulded feet, and is In the east piece of land as a site for the said memorial pedestal buildings re-fronted. (fn. Southam United or “Saints” as they are known has a long and distinguished history. advowson were transferred with and followed the (fn. of this, i.e. of the poor of the town of Southam and towards at the extreme north of the parish, reappears in the The east side has a fourlight transomed window to the ground floor, none to a coved string-course to the low-pitched lead-covered The Returns to Parliament under Gilbert's Act, transoms to the ground floor, five-light with transoms, The chancel arch is pointed, (fn. It is a 51) not including £5 86) By 1850 the manor a sinister Dedesmonnesweie. 1604, was made by Richard Porter of Ettington, The west wall has Another 77 words (6 lines of text) covering the years 1296, 1584, 1660, 1746, 1660, 1676, 1678 and 1682 are included under the topic Early Southam History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible. payment to ten poor widows or unmarried women not from the one traceried panel on the south side. The mouldings on the capitals vary front of the Infirmary Buildings. in (b) above they may apply it in such manner as they has a annual rent. Southam was the seat of the Southam Rural District from 1894 until 1974, when under the Local Government Act 1972 it was made part of Stratford-on-Avon District. 94), The church was not appropriated to the priory till piscina with a mutilated basin, and at the west a The first self-supporting public dispensary in England was started at Southam in 1823 centre of the parish, passing just east and south of the charity, of which the income amounts to £8 8s. following; (fn. There is also a CIU-affiliated Sports and Social Club in School Street. 12) Early in the 15th century the market with its light. 17) The market and a fair Europe's largest privately owned computer games company, Codemasters, was founded by two locals and is based nearby. capitals, trefoil-headed panels, crocketed gabled heads Catholic Orphanage. base. hasps, one of the locks an 18th-century replacement, (fn. a large cattle trade at the Monday market. 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