Date:5th of December 1564
Description:Award of Sir John Throckmorton and others between William and Ralph Sheldon and John Throckmorton whereby the manor and all other premises in Barcheston, late the estate of William Willington, esq., were awarded to William Sheldon upon payment of £2,500 to John Throckmorton. December 5th, 7 Elizabeth I. [1564] This deed marks the end of the bitter struggle between the heirs of William Willington to secure the ownership of the manor of Barcheston.
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Bond in £1,000 from William Barnes to John Throckmorton for indemnifying him certain ...
Release from John Alderford to Ralph Sheldon of an annuity of £66 on Barcheston. [Date ...
Postcard of Barcheston Manor from the rear, near the River Stour.
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The Sheldon Tapestry Map of Warwickshire is in the collection of the Warwickshire Museum Service. It ...
About 1555 William Sheldon sent his son Ralph to the continent to learn about tapestry weaving. Workshops ...
This detail of the Sheldon Tapestry shows the area around Barcheston. Brailes, one of the Sheldon's ...
On the left (north) of this detail is the house of Weston, (just above the windmill at Wolford). It ...
In 1588 Ralph Sheldon, William's son, rebuilt the manor house at Weston, Long Compton, and it became ...
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Source: Warwickshire Museums , Warwickshire County Record Office
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