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Note for:   Anthony Eden,   12 Jun 1897 - 11 Jan 1977         Index

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     1st Lord Avon. British Prime Minister 1955 - 1957. Foreign Minister 1951-1955.

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Note for:   Grace Carpenter,   2 Jun 1868 -          Index

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     Graduate of Brooklyn High School, and for several years was art teacher at the Packer Institute, Brooklyn, New York.

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Note for:   Thomas Elton-Miller,   1827 - 1872         Index

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     Rector of Wookey, Somerset, England.
Bockleton School was erected in the year 1814, by the Rev. Thomas Elton Miller, M.A., for the education of the children of the parishes of Bockleton, Laysters, Hampton Charles, Thornbury, Kyre Magna, and Kyre Parva; to which has been added a substantial house for the residence of the master. The school is principally supported by the Rev. T. E. Miller; the labourer’s children of the parishes of Bockleton, Hampton Charles, and the Laysters, are admitted free. The schoolmaster has the privilege of receiving a limited number of boys as boarders, in addition to the other children. Mr. William Preece, Master. Average number of scholars, 80.

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Note for:   Joseph Kirkman Miller,   1785 - 1855         Index

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     Date:   1785
     Place:   Bockleton, Herefordshire, England

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     Trinity College, Cambridge, 21 May 1803.
Vicar of Walkeringham, Notts., England.
Listed in "Lewis" Worcestershire Directory" for Bockleton, in 1822.

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Note for:   Peter Miller,   1746 - 1824         Index

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     Vicar of Bockleton, Worcs. and curate of Laysters, Hds.. J.P. for Worcs. and Hds.

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Note for:   Thomas Elton Miller,   1783 - 1857         Index

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     At Trinity College Cambridge Oct. 9, 1800.

From British History Online:
Laysters (St. Andrew)

LAYSTERS (St. Andrew), a parish, in the union of Leominster, hundred of Wolphy, county of Hereford, 4 miles (S. S. W.) from Tenbury; containing 226 inhabitants. The parish is bounded on the east by a part of Worcestershire, and intersected by the road from Tenbury to Leominster; and comprises by measurement 1977 acres. Its soil is generally a moderately tenacious clay, resting on a bed of coarse limestone; the surface is finely undulated, and the surrounding scenery diversified. The grain produced is of excellent quality, and the breed of cattle in much repute. The living is a perpetual curacy; net income, £335; patron, the Rev. Thomas Elton Miller; impropriator and incumbent, the Rev. J. K. Miller. An ancient ecclesiastical establishment here was connected with the priory of Sheen, in Surrey; and there are still some vestiges of the buildings, on a farm called the Cinders, partially surrounded by a moat.

Bockleton was purchased in 1779 by Thomas Elton. (fn. 43) Thomas was still in possession in 1789, (fn. 44) and devised the manor between 1824 and 1827 to his nephew, the Rev. Thomas Elton Miller. (fn. 45) In the spring of 1866 the manor was sold by the trustees of the Rev. John Joseph Miller to Mrs. Prescott, widow of William George Prescott, banker,

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Note for:   John Miller,   1787 - 1858         Index

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     Fellow of Worcester College, Oxford. Curate, later Vicar of Bockleton. Died unmarried.

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Note for:   Zachariah John Catley,   4 Mar 1837 - 22 Oct 1919         Index

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Christening:   
     Place:   Old Church, Saint Pancras, London, England

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     Buried at Makara, New Zealand.

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