Photographic Archive

1912 - Churchwardens of Spratton from 1710 - 1911.

Acknowledged to Northamptonshire Libraries & Information Service

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Vicars of Spratton

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1700s origin

Map showing the roads into Spratton from the south, prior to the second half of the 18^th century (when the Turnpike road would have been built - now the A5199). High Street would then have continued north to Little Creaton (originally part of Spratton until 1884, then part of Creaton, now no longer exists), and on to Creaton.

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1774

Certified copy, made in 1870 by Rev John Roberts vicar of Spratton, of the Spratton Parish Register recording the marriage in 1774 of Robert Hobey and Sarah Pearson, both of Spratton. The marriage was solemnized by Gilbert Andrew, Rector of Harleston, on 4^th April.

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1776

Certified copy, made in 1870 by Rev John Roberts vicar of Spratton, of the Spratton Parish Register recording the birth on 27^th October 1776 of Sarah Hobey - parents Rob and Ann Hobey.

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1738

First page of the printed amendment, enlarging the terms and powers of the Act of 1721, granting permission to charge tolls on the Northampton to Leicester Turnpike Road to the west of Spratton (now the A5199)

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1764/5 Enclosure Award

Map showing these 'awards' in the Spratton Grange part of the village.

Outlined in yellow, Thomas Chapman 33.4 acres and in Samuel Tilley 9 acres; outlined in dark green, Thomas Hobson 19.75 acres; outlined in magenta, Henry Miller, 35.8 acres; outlined in mauve, Sarah Atkins 158.1 acres; outlined in brick red,

Trustees for the Church & Poor of Spratton 28.8 acres*; outlined in turquoise, Trustees for the poor children of Coventry (Bablake Boys), by will of Samuel Collins, 22.85 acres.

* This was the original allotment location. In 1892, W H Foster sought approval from the Board of Agriculture (against some opposition by Spratton residents) to exchange this land for the current allotment land.

Chapman's land was put up for sale per 'Mercury' 26 May 1821

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2007

The 1755 date stone on 10 Brixworth Road

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