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- Record Id:
- 032-003442371
- Hierarchy Root Ancestor Record Id:
- 032-003442371
- MDARK:
- ark:/81055/vdc_100075949233.0x000376
- LARK:
- SLARK:
- Format:
- ISAD(G)
- Reference (shelfmark):
- Add MS 6167
- Title:
- Collections on the history of Surrey
- Scope & Content:
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A folio volume of collections for the History of the county of Surrey, ff. 369, made by Mr. Richard Symmes, formerly Town Clerk of Guildford (A.D. 1670-1680), chiefly arranged alphabetically under the several parishes, viz.
1. ‘A Catalogue of the Shires, Cityes, Bishopricks, Markett-Townes, Castles, Parishes, Rivers, Bridges, Chases, Forrests and Parkes, conteyned in every shire in the Kingdome of England, and Principallity of Wales.’ ff. 2-3.
2. List of knights of the shire, from 1627 to 1802, in the handwriting of different members of the Onslow family. ff. 3b, 4.
3. Memoranda of the election of knights of the shire, at Guildford, 5 Aug 1698 and 7 Dec 1701. f. 5.
4. Collections for the general history of Suthrey or Surrey. ff. 6-11.
5. Collections for Abinger. ff. 12-15.
6. Collections for Addington. ff. 16-18.
7. Collections for Adscombe. f. 19.
8. Collections for Albury. ff. 20-23.
9. Collections for Alford. f. 24.
10. Collections for Ash. ff. 25-42.
11. Collections for Ashted. ff. 43-44b.
12. Collections for Bagshott. f. 45.
13. Collections for Bansted. ff. 46-47b.
14. Collections for Batersey. ff. 48-49.
15. Collections for Beachworth. ff. 50-51b.
16. Collections for Beddington. ff. 52-54b.
17. Collections for Bisley. ff. 55-56.
18. Collections for Bletchingley. ff. 57-60b.
19. Collections for Bookham. f. 61-61b.
20. Collections for Bramley. ff. 62-67.
21. Collections for Buckland. f. 68-68b.
22. Collections for Burstow. f. 69-69b.
23. Collections for Byflet. f. 70-70b.
24. Collections for Camberwell. ff. 71-73.
25. Collections for Carshalton. f. 74.
26. Collections for Chaldon. ff. 75, 76.
27. Collections for Charlwood. f. 77.
28. Collections for Chelsham. f. 78.
29. Collections for Chertsey. ff. 79-86.
30. Collections for Chessington. f. 87.
31. Collections for Cheddingfold. f. 88-88b.
32. Collections for Chipsted. f. 89-89b.
33. Collections for Chobham. f. 90.
34. Collections for Clapham. ff. 91-92b.
35. Collections for Cobham. f. 93-93b.
36. Collections for Compton. ff. 94-97b.
37. Collections for Coulsdon. ff. 98-99b.
38. Collections for Cranley. ff. 100-101b.
39. Collections for Crowhurst. f. 102.
40. Collections for Croydon. f. 103-103b.
41. Collections for Dorking. ff. 104-106.
42. Collections for Dulwich. f. 107.
43. Collections for Dunsfold. f. 108.
44. Collections for East Clandon. f. 109b.
45. Collections for East Horsley. ff. 110-111.
46. Collections for Ebsham. f. 112.
47. Collections for Effingham. f. 113-113b.
48. Collections for Egham. f. 114.
49. Collections for Elsted. f. 115.
50. Collections for Esher. f. 116.
51. Collections for Ewell. f. 117-117b.
52. Collections for Ewhurst. f. 118-118b.
53. Collections for Farnham. ff. 119-121.
54. Collections for Ferleigh. f. 122.
55. Collections for Fetcham. f. 123.
56. Collections for Gatten. ff. 124-127b.
57. Collections for Godalming. ff. 128-143b.
58. Collections for Godstone. f. 144.
59. Collections for Guildford (with a list of the burgesses of Parliament, from 1660 to 1790, added by the Hon. Arthur Onslow, and other members of his family). ff. 145b-207.
60. Collections for Hambledon. f. 208.
61. Collections for Hamme. f. 209, 209b.
62. Collections for Hascomb. f. 210, 210b.
63. Collections for Haselmore. f. 211.
64. Collections for Hatcham. Ff 212-214b.
65. Collections for Headley. ff. 215-217.
66. Collections for Horley. f. 218.
67. Collections for Horne. f. 219.
68. Collections for Katerham. f. 220.
69. Collections for Kew. f. 221.
70. Collections for Kingston upon Thames. ff. 222-226.
71. Collections for Lagham. ff. 227-228b.
72. Collections for Lambeth. ff. 229-232.
73. Collections for Letherhed. ff. 233-234.
74. Collections for Limsfield. f. 235.
75. Collections for Lingfield. ff. 236-238.
76. Collections for Long Ditton. ff. 239-240.
77. Collections for Maldon. f. 241.
78. Collections for St. Martha upon the Hill. ff. 242-243b.
79. Collections for Merrow. f. 244, 244b.
80. Collections for Merstham. f. 245.
81. Collections for Micham. ff. 246-247.
82. Collections for Mickleham. ff. 248-251b.
83. Collections for Merton. f. 252-252b.
84. Collections for Molesey. ff. 253-254b.
85. Collections for Mortlake. f. 255.
86. Collections for Newdigate. ff. 256-257.
87. Collections for Nonesuch. f. 258.
88. Collections for Nutfield. f. 259, 259b.
89. Collections for Oatlands. f. 260.
90. Collections for Ockham. ff. 261-262b.
91. Collections for Ockley. f. 263, 263b.
92. Collections for Okested. ff. 264-268.
93. Collections for Pachenesham alias Pechham. ff. 269, 270.
94. Collections for Pepperharrow. ff. 271-273.
95. Collections for Purbright. ff. 274-279b.
96. Collections for Pirford. f. 280.
97. Collections for Putney. f. 281.
98. Collections for Rotherith. f. 282, 282b.
99. Collections for Reygate. ff. 283-285.
100. Collections for Ripley. f. 286.
101. Collections for Saundersted. f. 287, 287b.
102. Collections for Seale. f. 288, 288b.
103. Collections for Send. ff. 289, 290.
104. Collections for Shalford. ff. 291-303b.
105. Collections for Shene, near Richmond. ff. 304-305.
106. Collections for Shevne. ff. 306-312.
107. Collections for Shulfield alias Nutfeild. f. 313.
108. Collections for Southwark. ff. 314-325.
109. Collections for Stoke Daborne. ff. 326-328.
110. Collections for Stoak near Guildford. ff. 329-331b.
111. Collections for Stretham. ff. 332-333b.
112. Collections for Talworth. ff. 334-337b.
113. Collections for Tamridge. ff. 338-339.
114. Collections for Tatesfield. f. 340.
115. Collections for Thames-Ditton. f. 341.
116. Collections for Thorpe. f. 342.
117. Collections for Tytsey. ff. 343-344b.
118. Collections for Walkhamsted. ff. 345-346.
119. Collections for Walton upon the Hill. ff. 347-348.
120. Collections for Walton upon Thames. ff. 349-350b.
121. Collections for Walworth. f. 351.
122. Collections for Wanborow. ff. 352, 353.
123. Collections for Wandsworth. ff. 354-355.
124. Collections for Wantone. f. 356.
125. Collections for Waverley. ff. 357-358.
126. Collections for West Clandon. f. 359-359b.
127. Collections for West Horsley (with additions by the Hon. Arthur Onslow). ff. 360-361b.
128. Collections for Weybridge. f. 362.
129. Collections for Wimbledon. f. 363.
130. Collections for Windlesham. f. 364.
131. Collections for Witley. ff. 365-368.
132. Collections for Okeing alias Woking. ff. 369-375.
133. Collections for Woldingham. f. 376-376b.
134. Collections for Wonersh. ff. 377-378b.
135. Collections for Woodctoe. f. 379.
136. Collections for Woodmansturne. ff. 380-381b.
137. Collections for Worplesdon. ff. 382-388b.
138. Collections for Wotton. ff. 389-390b.
At the end of the volume are inserted the following papers:
139. ‘A true devision for Mr. Mathew Beckwith forth of a ticket of allowance geven to the inhabitance (sic) of Sutton Graunge, 9th July 1644, under the hand of Oliver Cromwell, leeftenan Generall, Commonder of those forces wch did quarter aboute the said Sutton Graunge,’ etc. f. 391.
140. ‘Oratio Hugonis Robinsoni, in Artibus Magistri, et Novi Collegii socii, habita coram Brunsuricensi Duce, Collegium visitante, 1612.’ f. 392.
141. Petitio Senatus Cantabrigiensis ad Jac. I Regem. 4 Mon. Feb. Ib.
142. Responsio Regis. f. 392b. (Printed in the Cabala, p. 25, f. 1663).
143. Anonymous note addressed to the Hon. Thomas Onslow, respecting the number of votes in Surrey (1780). f. 393.
144. Copy of a certificate, signed by Oliver Cromwell, that the inhabitants of Sutton Grange had advanced the sum of 150 £ for the maintenance of the Army. 8 July 1644. f. 395.
145. ‘A true devision for Christo. Pinckney, forth of a ticket of allowance given to the inhabitance of Sutton Grange,’ etc. 13 July 1644. f. 396.
This volume subsequently came into the hands of the Hon. Arthur Onslow, speaker of the House of Commons, who has added several notes in it, and continued in his family until 1813, when it was given by George, Earl of Onslow, to William Bray, esquire, the historian of Surrey, who refers to it often in his work.
- Collection Area:
- Western Manuscripts
- Project / Collection:
- Additional Manuscripts
- Hierarchy Tree:
- [{ "id" : "032-003442371", "parent" : "#", "text" : "Add MS 6167: Collections on the history of Surrey" , "li_attr" : {"class": "orderable"} }]
- Hierarchy Record Ids:
- 032-003442371
- Is part of:
- not applicable
- Hierarchy:
- 032-003442371
- Container:
- not applicable
- Record Type (Level):
- Fonds
- Extent:
- 1 volume (369 folios)
- Digitised Content:
- Languages:
- English
Latin - Scripts:
- Latin
- Start Date:
- 1600
- End Date:
- 1899
- Date Range:
- 17th century-19th century
- Era:
- CE
- Access:
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- Physical Characteristics:
- Folio
- Custodial History:
- Made by Richard Symmes, formerly town clerk of Guildford (1670-1680). Subsequently came into the hands of the Hon. Arthur Onslow, speaker of the House of Commons, who has added several notes in it, and continued in his family till 1813, when it was given
- Arrangement:
- Collections chiefly arranged alphabetically under the several parishes of Surrey
- Material Type:
- Archives and Manuscripts
- Legal Status:
- Not Public Record(s)
- Notes:
- This catalogue description has been transcribed from the original [18th-19th-century] handwritten Catalogue of Additional Manuscripts and may contain inaccuracies. The handwritten catalogue is available in the Manuscripts Reading Room.