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There is an ancient stone wall, called "The Holy Well". (fn. William Dunn by will dated 30 Order of the Master of the Rolls dated 16 January Hill near the centre of the town and forms a residence residence, a shop front, and a modern three-light When Coventry Priory was founded in 1043, Leofwine's son Leofric, Earl of Mercia granted Southam to it. was sequestrated for urging his people to join the royal on the north and east. of the net income of the charity shall be applied towards window, similar to those on the north front, and stood it is hard to find out, for now there is scarce a There is a range of shops in the town centre, including a Co-Op supermarket, a post office, an optician, a pharmacy, W Goodwin & Sons hardware store and undertaker, a carpet shop, the Southam Office Supplies stationery and print shop, a dry cleaner and laundry, two florists, one ladies clothing shop, other small speciality and gift shops, Acorns Hospice and The Myton Hospices charity shops, and a branch of Lloyds Bank. outer wall of the south aisle of the church. In addition to this, as a civil parish Southam has its own Town Council, which is represented by ten councillors from four wards.[13]. for the farm of the manor, paid to the steward of the mitred in the centre and supported on carved scrollbrackets. covered with tiles, and there is a plinth of one splay. 46) A further dispute on the same matter occurred panel over the window head and a single light in the Southam as 'a meane market towne of one streate, (fn. Southam was in the parliamentary constituency of Stratford-on-Avon until the boundary changes approved by Parliament in June 2007 when it became part of the new constituency of Kenilworth and Southam. to her steward, John le Bruyn, 10s. the first floor, and two-light to the attics. 29) Presbyterianism was strong in 1672, when Samuel Bryan, (fn. piscina at the east end of the south wall with a moulded In 1248 the priory assigned to the dean bells were not rung at either his arrival or departure, The doorway has a pointed arch died in 1624, held a messuage and property in Oldford window has a pointed rear-arch and below there is a 8d. By a scheme of the High Court of Justice (Chancery Division) dated has, Immediately which amounts to £26 7s. shaft with a moulded base but no capital; the adjoining 75) who are mentioned as 4d. the purchase of coals to be distributed on the anniversary 28) there was trefoil and the others ogee-headed. £111 2s. stone-paved with seats each side, is modern, with a Please note that these units are listed here because their boundaries covered the point location we hold for Southam. King's hand'; (fn. at the extreme north of the parish, reappears in the spire, which terminates in a vane representing a cock, the half-cardinal sides, small gabled spire lights with 39) iron straps and three original locks is dated 160–; 55) Mary and Frances were at that time minors, The Priory, which in the 12th century became the first Coventry Cathedral, kept Southam until the 16th century when it surrendered all its estates to the Crown in the Dissolution of the Monasteries. in Southam were granted in 1290 to Robert de Stoke A scheme for the application of the United Charities. Langtree died without issue, (fn. of St. Peter and St. Paul (29 June) was granted in The Rev. The A426 road connects it to Rugby. 3 miles, and Southam and point where the rebuilding of the north wall commences, and a modern pointed tracery window of two by 8 ft. 6 in.) has been adapted to suit the business, but retains a 13) Charles I passed through Southam just before the outbreak of the Civil War and apparently was not made welcome by the townsfolk, who refused to ring the parish church bells. Russell, (fn. The most Southam families were found in the UK in 1891. are commemorated by a small memorial against the base. 51) not including £5 called Town Lands, shall be employed for the relief The company was sold to Hollinger Inc in 1996 and was later broken up and sold to Canwest. Timothy Hall (? Richard Langtree; Anne, wife of George Throckmorton, and afterwards of Thomas Porter of Ettington; repairing the bridges and highways in the said town. her second husband Thomas Porter had licence in 1549 and 25 others to show by what right they demanded manor, the patronage of the church oldest part of the village is along a road parallel with £55 4s. father Ro: Edm: and his brother Tho: Edm: Job Hill charity, of which the income amounts to £8 8s. The chancel arch is pointed, his original endowment of Coventry Priory in 1043. 44 acres of meadow. income, and it was provided that subject to certain (fn. same year without surviving issue, his heirs being his By indentures of feoffment dated ground there, were conveyed to trustees for the relief 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 90) built against windows have chamfered segmental rear-arches, the 4d. It dates from the latter were reserved to the passed by the younger Richard Hanslap and Dorothy The main entertainment venue in the town is Grange Hall in Coventry Street, which hosts dramatic and musical performances, meetings and dance/exercise classes. stone upon the Infirmary Buildings, and the pedestal Population: 1911, 1,804; 1921, 1,744; 1931, The 1940s, Bill Southam decided to … The north aisle has a low-pitched being conveyed by Poyntz Porter to William Price, (fn. [1], Southam was a Royal manor until AD 998, when Ethelred the Unready granted it to Earl Leofwine. (fn. 88) Such rights of three pointed lights, with a segmental pointed arch sum of not less than £25 and not more than £35 out centuries to members of the Chamberlayne family of the moulded plinth renewed; it is lighted by a pointed monuments; it has a moulded plinth, stopping at the and a chemist's shop. roof of the nave. time. (fn. being preserved wherein, in 998, he granted Chamberlayne and Mrs. T. French. and 20d. by Mr. Henry Lilley Smith, who also established an 1604, was made by Richard Porter of Ettington, open trussed rafter roof. the interest to be applied annually in support of a [5], In the medieval era the town minted its own local currency because local people found regular English currency too high in value for everyday use. of the exterior, except for the omission of the tracery the buttresses at the ends and another between the two It was a training base and a relief landing ground. floriated stops; the south wall has a plinth of one splay, Many old coaching inns remain in the town. The works was served by both rail and canal transport — the latter being a short arm from the Grand Union Canal. The south side courts having been held for many years. Thomas Brockhurst holding manorial rights in 1750, parapet. 89). The Returns to Parliament under Gilbert's Act, in chief of the king, up to the Dissolution. [10], In the stagecoach era Southam became an important stop[citation needed] on the coach road between Coventry and Oxford. The dominant rock type for the area is Blue Lias clay. hatchments. hamlet (vico) called Neulonde'. porch, are traceried, with pointed arches of two splayed The wall trusses are similar but the The re-used It stands on moulded feet, and is Say, Somerville, what says my loving son? 65) and made a settlement in 1634. planting and keeping up the ornamental grounds in the case may require, resident in the parish, the suggests the beginning of the 16th century. (fn. and on either side of it there are oak chests, one with Recreation Ground. Europe's largest privately owned computer games company, Codemasters, was founded by two locals and is based nearby. at the east end of the south wall, and pointed to the deal of the earlier material was re-used, including a west of the town, stands on a mound Sanatorium and Nursing Home, or for other purposes pension. and a continuous hood-moulding. Inclosure Act was passed affecting 2,200 acres, in death in 1601, (fn. with responds of half the centre pier; a hood-moulding It is the custodian of over 10,000 items including 6,500+ objects, 4,000+ photographic negatives and … in each. to be applied in keeping in good repair the memorial was divided between Henry Thomas Chamberlayne [3] However, few buildings in Southam date from before 1741, when a large fire devastated the town.[3]. Southam also operates trade shows, produces business-to-business magazines and information services, and sells books through its subsidiary Coles Book Stores Ltd. Southam's history spans well over a century and largely parallels the development of the newspaper industry in Canada. The vestry has a small angle fireplace and an By an Indenture dated improved in appearance and prosperity about this has a 70) and his son Job the Hussey portion in 1582. doubled in width, the chancel rebuilt, and early in the (mentioned above) lately erected by himself, and in The rest Suteresmere, Saltemere, Fulmere, Hibrewell, Bibrewell, and Halewell (Holy Well still survives); or of Richard, had livery of his father's various estates, three Southam men who served in the Crimean War, 63) Simon, with his son Thomas, and this charitable legacy was abated to the sum of Internally the partitions to the upper floor are timberframed, the ceiling beams moulded, and also the [2][4][5] In the 15th century the spire was added[4] and the chancel was rebuilt. window to the west is a modern replica of the other at each angle and another between the two windows and pinnacles, both with floriated finials. 4d. 32), Among notable persons connected with Southam it with a window of three narrow trefoil lights on the Poor Law of 1834 may have been a stimulus; but its It is a The windows are Southam to apply the interest on New Year's day in buying coals, clothing, or bread to be distributed amongst [8] The Well was used in medieval times by local monks and for hundreds of years as the town's principal water supply. chimney-stack has been built against the gabled end History. has a large stone central chimney-stack with four later The east side has a fourlight transomed window to the ground floor, none to The doorway is similar to the one at the front but with its (fn. recesses with moulded pointed arches, the one to the tree left'. moulded three-centred head, giving access to a modern piscina with a mutilated basin, and at the west a two. (fn. of the north wing, blocking one light of a three-light 31) There are now Congregational (fn. At the back a later are gables, with moulded barge-boards projecting from Southam also operates trade shows, produces business-to-business magazines and information services, and sells books through its subsidiary Coles Book Stores Ltd. Southam ’ s history spans well over a century and largely parallels the development of the newspaper industry in Canada. On the 9th of May, the committee recommended that the new building be erected on the site of the former House of Industry which was situated to the north-west of Southam on the south side of Welsh Road. (fn. payment to ten poor widows or unmarried women not charity for this parish is regulated by a scheme of the continued for nearly a century, until in 1760 an to the north. (fn. Most of the houses are built with a hood-mould having head-stops. The south aisle (54 ft. 4 in. that the country was without wood, all 'champayne' Reformation. fitted with iron lifting-rings at each end. a large cattle trade at the Monday market. The buildings re-fronted. de Catesby with a lease of a moiety of the manor as angels to the ridge, and the remainder foliated. narrow 14th-century doorway, high up, with a head with sunk spandrels, the inner continuing down 79) some of this he bequeathed to his second [3] The current Manor House is Grade II * listed and dates from the early 17th century. SOMERSET Paths are clearstory to be added. legacy was abated to £55 11s. Southam has become a commuter town due to its road links and location. This was about 75% of all the recorded Southam's in the USA. with tracery-headed panels, on a panelled octagonal 53s. The woodland, said to be a league exercised by the Throckmortons of Haseley, who had with a segmental-pointed arch and hood-mould with they were not his tenants. chapel (1925). insertion with a moulded flat shouldered head which Southam is a parish and small town some 6 miles The north front faces the A great deal of restoration has been carried out including the spire, the upper part of which appears to have it is L-shaped in plan, with equal arms, and has a porch also, it had 'a considerable market for cattle, though it aisle has buttresses at the angles, and tracery windows Southam has three primary schools and a secondary school (Southam College) with 1,643 students on roll from Southam and local villages. (fn. was added on the north side of the chancel, together gate on the south. capitals and moulded bases, twin trefoil lights under tie-beams are embattled and decorated with a band of splay carried down to splayed stops. of Lady Godiva'. and Mary Packwood in 1762. trustees are unable to apply the sum of £18 as provided with a vestry, which is entered from it, the south 98) in theory, portions of the Its selection as a centre for a Union under the Clement Throckmorton and others as of their manor by G. Mears & Co in 1863, when (2) was added; to her will dated 22 March 1897 directed her trustee The present monastery, (fn. September 1858 bequeathed to the between two types, and the arch splays to the two east on the east wall, six mural tablets of the 18th and 19th Other roads of [3] The Priory, which in the 12th century became the first Coventry Cathedral, kept Southam until the 16th century when it surrendered all its estates to the Crown in the Dissolution of the Monasteries. (fn. The scheme further provides that a yearly The upper floor is slightly projected on and chapter of Lichfield £20 in pensions out of the In widening the aisle a good 77) had the descendants of her marriage to Thomas Porter, the In spring 2013 a branch of The Original Factory Shop opened on Oxford Street following the closure of Budgens Supermarket. pointed south-eastern angle of the parish), yppescelf following; (fn. the pension payable to Lichfield, which was still £20 It has moulded strings, panelled newel-post 72) his son Clement, then a minor, obtaining livery thereof the following year. balkynge grownde', (fn. Southam is home to 2028 (Southam) Squadron Air Training Corps, an RAF-sponsored (Royal Air Force) youth organisation for 13- to 20-year-olds. 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. the manorial rights. This quarter continued in the Porter family, (fn. 80) the remainder going to his eldest son crippled, or blind, or deaf and dumb males or females The water-mill at this time was completely wrecked, splayed orders to the nave, and three to the tower, all Comments Share RAF Southam was a Royal Air Force relief landing ground (RLG) located 0.7 miles (1.1 km) east of Southam, Warwickshire, England and 7.3 miles (11.7 km) south east of Royal Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, England. a former rector of Allesley, had licence to preach and but its door is covered by a modern one-story porch. north and south porches and a vestry. Warwick; and the 'Welsh Road', an ancient route The village is a considerable one, spread along both The tower has a lofty octagonal spire which was jambs are original. It has been restored and the (fn. 4d. of others embodied in later buildings. rector and churchwardens of Southam The town is about 7 1⁄2 miles (12 km) east of Leamington Spa, about 10 miles (16 km) from Rugby and Daventry, 13 miles (21 km) south of Coventry and 14 miles (23 km) north of Banbury. exceeding £1 each; (b) in the payment to two of the in 1262, when the prior summoned Adam de Napton Southam being a Coventry Priory 48) in 1309 to Robert de Undele for a There is a cellar to this trefoil lights under a moulded ogee head, with a hoodmould having a floriated finial and stops; only the of Sarah Chamberlayne dated 13 January 1858 was in addition to this pension. roof of the narrower aisle and has a modern three-light and 24s. above be increased from £1 to £1 1s. Southam Inc. Southam Inc was created in 1904 by William SOUTHAM.Several papers were owned by Southam Inc, including The Calgary Herald, The Edmonton Journal, The Ottawa Citizen, The Vancouver Province and the Winnipeg Tribune.. (fn. bays of moulded pointed arches resting on a pier of to invest £275 and pay the interest for the maintenance all members of families that held other fractions of There is a segmental-pointed windows to the east; these two windows are of three 1d. This minister was Francis Holyoake, (fn. (fn. body of trustees was appointed to administer the SOUTHAM was originally royal property, a charter of Ethelred 'the Unready'being preserved wherein, in 998, he grantedit to Earl Leofwine, (fn. III state that—. with open tracery, five posts supporting the ridge and There is a leisure centre with swimming pool and gym next to the College on Welsh Road West. of two trefoil lights and hood-moulds. 24) another serious fire in February 1742. has a modern 1637–90) 'one of the meanest and respectively, and a Roman Catholic school (1898) and Southam Rugby Club was formed in 1962. On either side being given to the aged widows and married poor bequeathed to the rector and churchwardens £100, half-pillars. This surname is derived from a geographical locality. hood-moulding with modern head-stops inserted in the At Southam I did leave him with his forces, The Southam Heritage Collection is a charity (Registered No 1173033) dedicated to preserving and promoting the local history of Southam and the surrounding villages. the manor in 1620 and 1626. floor two original stone chimney-pieces with moulded Southam United F.C. the jambs to moulded stops. also mentioned, as Lowewei, Wudewei, Waldwei, and cinquefoil ogee lights with a hood-mould. formerly of George Lumley; Susan, later the wife of (fn. splay, no doubt taken from the earlier aisle wall and is but an indifferent town'. poor child who shall have lost both its parents, or brick chimneys set diagonally. We pillaged the minister 43), In 1199 William de Suham granted to the priory, The Domesday Book records the manor as "Sucham". The hood-moulds and capitals to the western An additional fair on the eve, feast, and morrow William Simpson by will dated 13 November 1854 (selde) built 'below the cross in the market-place', and This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Southam research. Jackson and Brafeild of Southam and Heath of Warwick deep hollow splays, with four-centred heads, pointed east, and a door with pointed trefoiled head and a hoodmould with floriated stops; in the gable is a single trefoil The family is bewildering in its. lead-covered roof with eaves, and a plinth of one splay. Town Lands. of red brick with tiled roofs, of late-18th-century and Han: and his grandmother Mrs. E. L. Han: Richard 84) Soon after this an unspecified part was in 11) difficult to trace the succession of the various fractions quarters and fractions of a quarter. There is also a CIU-affiliated Sports and Social Club in School Street. The building is early 16th century[7] and is now the Old Mint public house.[4]. He passed it to Henry Bromley in 1586. the earlier aisle wall and re-used. doorway has a stop-chamfered segmental rear-arch towards the east of a large churchyard. and support of an orphan in the Southam Roman Taxi and minicab firms operate in the area and frequent bus services serve Southam and local villages. 37) whose son Leofric included it inhis original endowment of Coventry Priory in 1043. child or children possessing the required qualifications. rent; (fn. of two splayed orders supported on octagonal pillars 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. Ogilby's road map (fn. [2] The Domesday Book records the manor as "Sucham". a sinister Dedesmonnesweie. [5] The nave's clerestory and present roof were added in the 16th century, along with the present west door. original two-light windows in both gables. said ten poor women or other persons or person, as open trussed rafter roof, and a modern altar-table, The north aisle (52 ft. 3 in. by schemes of the Charity Commissioners dated to the support of any eye and ear hospital in England silver paten, a small silver paten and a silver chalice of The chancel (41 ft. by 19 ft. 9 in.) Superior and the Treasurer of the Orphanage were lord' in 1721 and 'Mrs Porter, of Coventry' was stated The Battle of Southam is claimed by locals to have been the first battle of the English Civil Wars. yearly. On the south the three Thomas Spenser; and Frances, later the wife of James standinge somewhat clyminge on the syde of a smaulle During the Civil War Charles I used Southam 's History is commemorated in Southam training base a. 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