1. Anstice Robert Richard Anstice. Born 9 April 1813 in Robert Anstice s parentswere William and Penelope Anstice. William Anstice ran an ironworks http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Anstice.html

Robert Richard Anstice Born: 9 April 1813 in Madeley, Shropshire, England Died: 17 Dec 1853 in Wigginton (near Tring), Hertfordshire, England Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Robert Anstice 's parents were William and Penelope Anstice. William Anstice ran an ironworks and this family business was eventually taken over by the eldest of the Anstice's four sons who was named William after his father. The second son of the family, Joseph, attended Westminster School and then studied at Christ Church, Oxford before becoming professor of Classical Literature at King's College London when he was only 22 years old. Robert Anstice was the fourth and youngest of William and Penelope Anstice's sons. He took the same educational route as his older brother Joseph, attending Westminster School before entering Christ Church, Oxford in 1831. There he studied mathematics, graduating with a BA with first class honours in 1835 and an MA in 1837. We know that Anstice was awarded a scholarship to study mathematics after graduating at Oxford but there is then a rather strange gap in our knowledge of him for nothing is known of what he did over the following ten years. Clearly he decided to join the Church at some stage for the next event that we know of in his life was his ordination.

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OAS_AD('Top'); BIGG William Oliver, Lewin's mead FRANKLYN Geo. Woodroffe, 12 Welsh back GROCOTT William, 33 High st NEWMAN Adolphus, 5 St. James' Church TOBACCO PIPE MAKERS:- ALLEN Isaac, Pipe lane, Temple st CRUMPTON William, Wade st ELLIS Joseph, Great George st GAY George, New st MILLS William, 24 Temple st RING Richard Frank, OHIO MANUFACTORY, Temple back ROBERTS Sarah, Ayres lane, St. George st THOMAS Edward, Little George st WHITE D., Wade st WHITE Danl., Prospect place, Baptist Mills WHITE Wm., Rich's buildings, Redcross st WINCHESTER James, Bread st YOUNG Thomas, Great George st TOBACCONISTS:- ADAMS William W., 8 Peter st ANSTICE Robert, 26 West st ARNOTT Henry, Christmas st BARLOW Hannah, 58 Broad quay BENSON Richard, 3 Corn st BOWLES Alfred, Frogmore st BRYAN James, 19 Clare st CHAMP Joseph, 25 Castle st CLEVELY William H., Bridewell st COOK George, 10 Bath st DAVIS Isaac, 7 Lower arcade FORD Oliver, 42 Broad quay GILLARD Charles, Gloucester road GREEN William, 43 High st HOPKINS John A., 77 Redcliff rd JONES Richard (and importer of Welch butter), 7 Bridewell st LANDER Solomon, 19 North st

3. Names From Bridgwater In The Later Days By Rev AH Powell 1908 Anderson David distillery business Anderson Robert Proctor - attorney 1754 voterAnstice Richard - 1827 1833 mayor of Bridgwater anstice robert - 1817 1825 http://freespace.virgin.net/paul.mansfield1/bridnam7.txt

Names from Bridgwater in the later days by Rev A H Powell 1908 Aleyn William - vicar of Bridgwater 1669 Allen Jefferys - 1805 mayor of Bridgwater Allen Jefferys - 1819 recorder of Bridgwater Allen John Roy - 1841 recorder of Bridgwater Allen William J - 1830 mayor of Bridgwater Anderdon Chas - 1782 mayor of Bridgwater Anderdon Ferdinando - mayor 1717 Anderdon Fernan - 1717 1727 mayor of Bridgwater Anderson David - distillery business Anderson Robert Proctor - attorney 1754 voter Anstice Richard - 1827 1833 mayor of Bridgwater Anstice Robert - 1817 1825 mayor of Bridgwater Anstice Robert - 1804 mayor of Bridgwater Anstice William - consulting surgeon 1813 Anstice William - 1790 mayor of Bridgwater Anstice William - 1794 mayor of Bridgwater Atwell John - customs house officer 1754 voter Axford Fredk - 1829 1840 mayor of Bridgwater Axford Henry - surgeon 1813 Axford Richard - 1741 Axford Richard - ironmonger 1754 voter Axford William - deal merchant 1754 voter Backwell R O - 1882 mayor of Bridgwater Badgehot R - 1841 mayor of Bridgwater Bailey Mr - trunkmaker 1830s Bailey William - Cannington Baker Benjamin - butcher 1754 voter Baker James - butcher 1754 voter Baker Joseph - tallow chandler 1754 voter Baker Philip - alderman 1754 voter Baker Philip - 1733 1741 1743 mayor of Bridgwater Baker Richard - Westleigh Burlescombe died 1819 Baker Robert - blockmaker 1754 voter Baker Samuel - gent 1754 voter Baker William - glover 1754 voter Baker William - died 1853 son of butcher Balch George - 1709 mayor of Bridgwater Balch Robert - MP Balch Robert - 177 mayor of Bridgwater Ball Joseph - linen draper 1754 voter Ballam John - baker 1754 voter Banfield Bartholomew - farmer 1754 voter Barham Alfred Garratt - 1886 mayor of Bridgwater Barker Rev Philip - Friarn St Chapel Bath W D - 1842 1843 1856 mayor of Bridgwater Bawdon George - carrier 1754 voter Bayley Thomas - brazier bell founder etc 1754 voter Beak George - at the Swan 1754 voter Beale Ben - 1745 mayor of Bridgwater Beale Benjamin - merchant a capital burgess 1754 voter Beale George - 1786 mayor of Bridgwater Beale John - malster 1754 voter Beare Thomas - 1702 mayor of Bridgwater Bessom Thomas - tailor 1754 voter Bickham George - hellier 1754 voter Bicknell Christopher - at the Green Dragon 1754 voter Bicknell George - farmer 1754 voter Bicknell William - 1704 mayor of Bridgwater Biffen Hugh - pig jobber 1754 voter Biggs Nicholas - at the White Horse 1754 voter Binford William - alderman 1754 voter Bishop Rev John - Friarn St Chapel Bond Richard - broker 1754 voter Boon Thomas - 1754 voter Boothby Richard - malster 1754 voter Bowles Thomas - sadler 1754 voter Boyes James - 1571 Boysse James - mayor 1571 Bozee Thomas - butcher 1754 voter Bradley Jemmy - coach accident 1833 Brice - waggon to Bristol and Exeter 1830 Bridge Sealy - 1741 Brimble Thomas - joiner 1754 voter Brown Richard - at the Coach and Horses 1754 voter Brown and Brice - waggon 1822 Browne J - 1861 1862 1864 1865 mayor of Bridgwater Browne John - 1855 mayor of Bridgwater Browne Willm - 1854 mayor of Bridgwater Bryant Edward jnr - corporation of Eastover Bryant James - town clerk 1741 Bryant James - town clerk 1754 voter Bryant James - sadler 1754 voter Bryant John - Chilton 1741 Bryant Robert - capital burgess 1754 voter Bryant Thomas - sadler 1754 voter Bryant Thomas - burcher 1754 voter Bubb George - member for Bridgwater Buffet Mr - shop Bulkley Benjamin - vicar of St Mary's 1720 Bullen Mr - 'White Hart' Buller Rev Harry - - Congregationalist Burnell - stall at St Matthews fair Burroughs Rev Benjamin - 1754 voter Burt Charles H - 1807 mayor of Bridgwater Bussell James - gaol keeper Callon Solomon - at the Kings Arms 1754 voter Cane Isaac - plumber and glazier 1754 voter Capes Rev W M - St Johns Church 1846 Castleman Richard - 1571 Chadwell - waggon Bristol to Exeter 1830 Chapman Mr - Hamp House town hall tapestry Chappel John - oeruke maker 1754 voter Chilcot Richard - at the Old Cheese House 1754 voter Chilton John de - Chilton Trinity Chubb James - hatter 1754 voter Chubb John - 1788 mayor of Bridgwater Chubb Jonathan - hatter 1754 voter Chubb Jonathan - wine and deal merchant 1754 voter Claro Richard de Sancto - rector of Chilton 1309 Clement Charles - 1741 Codrington Richard - attorney 1754 voter Codrington Robert - 1795 1797 1801 mayor of Bridgwater Cole John - mercer 1754 voter Coles James - attorneys clerk 1741 Coles James - attorney 1754 voter Coles James - JP died Taunton Coles John - 1682 merchant father of vicar Coles Rev John - voted 1741 Coles Rev John - capital burgess 1754 voter Coles Rev John - vicar 1742 Collins Rev J C - St Johns Church Collins Thomas - 1878 1882 (died) mayor of Bridgwater Colston Edward - land for a charity school Colswayne John - vicar Commens Robert - stockingmaker 1754 voter Coote Rev F G - rector Thurloxton 1907 Corp Mr - Congregationalist 1818 Cowling Robert - cooper 1754 voter Cox John - coal merchant and capital burgess 1754 voter Cox John - 1766 mayor of Bridgwater Cox John - 1783 mayor of Bridgwater Cox Philip - coal merchant 1754 voter Crandon John - glover 1754 voter Crandon John - 1787 mayor of Bridgwater Crandon John - 1792 mayor of Bridgwater Criddle Matthew - bailiff 1720 Criddle Wm - 1716 mayor of Bridgwater Crosse John W - 1819 mayor of Bridgwater Culliford John - Chilton 1741 Culliford Mr - shop Culverwell William - at the Kings Arms 1754 voter Dando Mr - won leg of mutton Darby Samuel - schoolmaster 1703 Date Richard - upholsterer 1754 voter Davis John - butcher 1754 voter Davis John - shoemaker 1754 voter Davis Rev Rudolf - Unitarian Davis Thomas - 1741 Davis Thomas - malster 1754 voter Davis William - bellman at the Ring of Bells 1754 voter Davis William - malster 1754 voter Davy Richard - 1549 Day C H Marsack - pastor Dean Mr - earthenware shop 1830s Deepup William - at the Castle 1754 voter Denis George - schoolmaster 1754 voter Dey John - 1549 Dicker George - cooper 1754 voter Dingley Edward - hellier 1754 voter Dipford Jonathan - 1740 mayor of Bridgwater Doddigton George Bubb - born 1691 Dodrell Isaac - butcher 1754 voter Donaghenny Mr - guard Drake John - custom house officer 1754 voter Drake Richard - 1707 mayor of Bridgwater Drew John - coal merchant 1754 voter Duck Mr James Samuel - 1838 work amongst sailors Dudderidge William - white smith 1754 voter Dunning Dr - physician 1813 Dussen Thomas - at the Ship a Ground 1754 voter Dyer Sir Thomas - knight 1559 Dyke Edward - 1735 recorder of Bridgwater Edlin Peter Henry QC - 1872 recorder of Bridgwater Edwards John - 1571 Egerton Francis Henry - born 1758 Ellesworth Simon de - 1323 rector of Chilton Elliott Mr - pastor 1693 Else Richard - dispute Else Richard Charles - 1897 mayor of Bridgwater Erle William Escott John - bricklayer 1754 voter Escott Richard - at the New Cheese House 1754 voter Escott Richard - grocer 1754 voter Etherton Robert - 1754 voter Evans Mr - pastor 1717 Evered John - surrendered public office 1682 Evered John - attorney 1754 voter Evered John - 1831 mayor of Bridgwater Ferguson Walter - distillery business Fisher Benjamin - malster and capital burgess 1754 voter Fitzgerald Rev W G - vicar Fletcher John - malster at the Queens Head 1754 voter Floyd Thomas - at the Flower de luce 1754 voter Ford R - 1850 1851 1860 mayor of Bridgwater Ford Robert - 1837 mayor of Bridgwater Ford T - 1852 mayor of Bridgwater Ford William - 1814 mayor of Bridgwater Ford William - 1798 1808 mayor of Bridgwater Foster Frederick C - 1890 mayor of Bridgwater Foster Frederick C - 1898 mayor of Bridgwater Francis Joseph - plumber Francklyn Christopher - yeoman resigned as crier 1616 Freeman Thomas - plumber and glazier 1754 voter Freeman William - tailor 1754 voter Galhampton John - 1571 Gallington John - 1571 Galpine Nathan - 1708 mayor of Bridgwater Gander John - bargeman 1754 voter Gander John jnr - barber 1754 voter Gardner Christopher - currier and merchant 1754 voter Gardner Christr - 1774 1778 mayor of Bridgwater Gardner James - 1754 voter Gardner Joel - 1724 1730 1735 mayor of Bridgwater Gazele Serjeant - liberal candidate 1847 Gilbert John - 1706 mayor of Bridgwater Gilbert John - 1710 1722 mayor of Bridgwater Giles Thomas - surgeon and capital burgess 1754 voter Giles Thomas - 1765 mayor of Bridgwater Giles and Hooper - waggon to London 1830 Giles and Hooper - wagon 1822 Giles and Hooper - stables St Mary's St Gill John - blacksmith 1754 voter Glass George - painter 1754 voter Glover Samuel - apothecary and shopkeeper 1754 voter Gold William - 1571 Good Ben - 1752 1763 mayor of Bridgwater Good Benjamin - surgeon and capital burgess 1754 voter Good Thomas - 1899 1900 mayor of Bridgwater Gould Davidge - common burgess 1720 Gould Richard - mayor 1754 voter Gould Richard - 1754 mayor of Bridgwater Gover Mr - gaol keeper Grabham John - shoemaker 1754 voter Granfield - waggon Bath and Minehead 1830 Green Mr - gaol keeper Greenfield Samuel - ropemaker and baker 1754 voter Haddon Thomas - hellier 1754 voter Haddon Thomas jnr - hellier 1754 voter Hales Sir Philip - Bridgwater hospital 1813 Hamlyn's - clothes shop Hammill John Baptiste - 1867 mayor of Bridgwater Hamond John - merchant 1549 Hancock William - smith and edge tool maker 1754 voter Hardeman John - 1754 voter Harding Edmond - malster 1754 voter Harris Charles - pastor Baptists 1761 Harvey John - collector of customs 1754 voter Hatton - Taunton stall at St Matthews fair Haviland Dr - physician 1813 Haviland John - surgeon and deal merchant 1754 voter Haviland Jas - 1849 mayor of Bridgwater Hayes Isaac - staymaker 1754 voter Hayes Thomas - staymaker 1754 voter Hayne John - apothecary 1741 Hayne John Tuck - 1754 voter Haysham George - silversmith 1754 voter Head Messrs - wine premises Headford John - voted 1741 Hewet John - butcher 1754 voter Hiatt Richard - 1571 Higgens James - at the Sun 1754 voter Higgens John - at the New Inn 1754 voter Hill John - apothecary 1754 voter Hill John - shopkeeper 1754 voter Hill Samuel - schoolmaster Bridgwater Free School 1682 Hoare Rev Matthew - Bible Christians Hogg James - at the Three Tons 1754 voter Holland W T - 1883 mayor of Bridgwater Holland William Thomas - 1879 1880 mayor of Bridgwater Holloway Thos - 1793 1799 mayor of Bridgwater Holloway William - tailor 1754 voter Holloway William - tailor 1754 voter Holworthy Phyllype - 1571 Hooper Henry - hellier 1754 voter Hozee Ambrose - 1736 mayor of Bridgwater Hozee William - 1741 Humphreys Thomas - peruke maker 1754 voter Hurford Mr - stonemason 1830s Hurman William - 1888 mayor of Bridgwater Inman Thos W - 1836 mayor of Bridgwater Inman William - 1812 1815 1816 mayor of Bridgwater Jackson John - tailor 1754 voter James Mr - vicar 1848 James Rev Evan - Congregationalist 1830 Jarman - stall at St Matthews fair Jarman Edward - hatter 1754 voter Jefferys Nich - 1718 1726 mayor of Bridgwater Jenkins Richard I R - 1800 1806 mayor of Bridgwater Jerritt William - baker 1754 voter Jesty Mr - 'Bunch of Grapes' Johns Mr - coachman Johnson Mr - meat stall Jones Rev E H - 1855 Kennaway Robert - mercer and draper 1754 voter Kidgell John - farmer 1754 voter Kidgell Stephen - 1729 1738 mayor of Bridgwater Knight Henry - 1891 mayor of Bridgwater Knight Rev James - 1741 Knight Rev James - 1754 voter Laroche Charles - perukemaker 1754 voter Laroche William - 1741 Laroche William - draper and upholsterer 1754 voter Lasher Henry - 1741 Lasher Henry - 1750 mayor of Bridgwater Laud Gabriel - at the Dial 1754 voter Laver Samuel - hatter 1754 voter Lavin - waggon Wiviliscombe to Bristol 1830 Lawrence's theatre - at St Matthews Fair Lea Rev Samuel - 1754 voter Leaker James - 1877 mayor of Bridgwater Leane Alexander - mercer and draper 1754 voter Lear Thomas - gaol keeper Lewis Rev W M - pastor Lewis Thomas - at the Three Swans 1754 voter Lismore's theatre - at St Matthews Fair Lockyer Joseph - at the Fighting Cocks 1754 voter Lockyer Mary - house assaulted Lockyer Thomas - custom house officer 1754 voter Lovern Mr - shoemaker 1830s Lowbridge Richard - Sturbridge Worcs town water supply 1694 Luffe Matthew - hosier 1754 voter Luffe William - capital burgess 1720 Manchip Thomas - 1892 1893 mayor of Bridgwater Manchip Thomas Wm - 1902 1903 1904 mayor of Bridgwater Marchant Richard - merchant and capital burgess 1754 voter Marchant Richard jnr - halster and capital burgess 1754 voter Marchant Richard - 1748 1768 mayor of Bridgwater Martin - waggon Bath and Taunton 1830 Martin John - shoemaker 1754 voter Martin Thomas - butcher 1754 voter May Henry - at the Globe 1754 voter Middleton Mr - dancing dolls Middleton Mr - vicar Miles John - 1705 1714 mayor of Bridgwater Mills James - 1813 mayor of Bridgwater Mills James - 1789 1809 mayor of Bridgwater Mills Matthew - postmaster and tallow chandler 1754 voter Mills Nicholas - tallow chandler 1754 voter Mills William - butcher 1754 voter Mines John - glover 1754 voter Mitchell John - sadler 1754 voter Mitchell William - tallow chandler 1754 voter Mitchell William jnr - tallow chandler 1754 voter Moleyns Robert - 1571 Moore Henry - pastor Moore Robert - at the Rose and Crown 1754 voter Moore William - voted 1741 Moore William - 1749 mayor of Bridgwater Morgan Benjamin - pastor Baptists 1791 Morgan Dr - school 1723 Morgan John - 1720 mayor of Bridgwater Mounsher John - baker 1754 voter Mounshire John - 1720 Mullens Robert - gent 1559 Murliss and Brice - waggon to London from Dampiet St Nation late Powell - waggon Bristol and Minehead 1830 Neale Nathaniel - shoemaker 1754 voter Neale William - shoemaker 1754 voter Needs Edward - bricklayer 1754 voter Newman John - baker 1754 voter Newton William - stonecutter 1754 voter Nicholas John - 1549 Nicholls H F - 1871 1872 mayor of Bridgwater Nihill Mr - vicar Ody John - carrier and malster 1754 voter Ogborn Joseph - a bankrupt 1754 voter Oliver Messrs - boot shop Osborn John - tailor 1754 voter Osler Thomas - malster 1754 voter Page John - 1549 Pain Mr - meat stall Palmer Mr - manager of Bath Theatre Palmer Thomas - 1719 recorder of Bridgwater Panks Rev Robert - Friarn St Chapel Parker G - 1853 mayor of Bridgwater Parker Geo - 1866 mayor of Bridgwater Parker J C - 1847 mayor of Bridgwater Parry Edward - trooper Parsons Francis Crane - capital burgess 1754 voter Parsons Mr - Goathurst Parsons Rev Henry - 1741 Payn Laurence - Chilton vicar Peace Alfred - 1885 1887 mayor of Bridgwater Peacock Mr - fruiterer 1830s Perry John - baker 1754 voter Phelps John - 1781 mayor of Bridgwater Phelps Sam - mercer and draper capital burgess 1754 voter Phelps Sam - 1759 1768 mayor of Bridgwater Phelps Thomas - malster and deal merchant capital burgess 1754 voter Phelps Thomas - 1762 mayor of Bridgwater Phelps Thos - 1780 mayor of Bridgwater Pimm John - wine merchant did not vote 1754 Pine James - blacksmith 1754 voter Pine John - cutler 1741 Pine John - malster 1754 voter Pine Thomas - at the White Hart 1754 voter Pine William - seaman 1754 voter Pinn John - 1744 1753 mayor of Bridgwater Pitcher John - stone cutter 1754 voter Player John - sexton 1754 voter Podger Rev John - 1754 voter Pollard Henry Wm - 1894 1895 1896 mayor of Bridgwater Pollard Henry William - 1905 1906 1907 mayor of Bridgwater Poole Joseph R - 1820 1832 mayor of Bridgwater Poulett John Earl - 1745 1788 recorder of Bridgwater Poulett Vere Earl - 1764 recorder of Bridgwater Powell Richard - rector of Chilton Prior James - mercer and draper capital burgess 1754 voter Prior William - 1741 Prior William - 1728 1731 1734 mayor of Bridgwater Purday William - Clothesworth bell founder 1537 Pyke Thomas - 1811 mayor of Bridgwater Pyke Thomas - 1791 mayor of Bridgwater Quarell Tho - 1746 mayor of Bridgwater Quarrell Gilbert - attorney 1754 voter Quarrell Thomas - malster capital burgess 1754 voter Quarrell Thomas - grocer 1722 pontage and cranage Raymond Edward - 1719 mayor of Bridgwater Raymond Edward - 1725 mayor of Bridgwater Reed Ernest H - 1861 recorder of Bridgwater Reed John - carpenter and wheelwright 1754 voter Reed Thomas - carpenter 1754 voter Rich Charles - plumber and glazier 1754 voter Richards John - butcher 1754 voter Richards Mr - meat stall Richards William - butcher 1754 voter Roberts John - 1711 mayor of Bridgwater Rodd Edward - smith and ironmonger 1754 voter Rogers John - 1741 Rood Thomas - butcher 1754 voter Rossiter William - mason 1754 voter Rossiter William jnr - mason 1754 voter Ruddock J - 1845 1857 1858 1863 mayor of Bridgwater Ryans circus - at St Matthews Fair Sadler Rev Michael Ferrabee - theological books Saunders William - at the Sadlers Arms 1754 voter Sealy Edward - 1826 mayor of Bridgwater Sealy Edward - 1784 mayor of Bridgwater Sealy J - 1846 mayor of Bridgwater Sealy John - attorney and capital burgess 1754 voter Sealy John - 1747 mayor of Bridgwater Seaward Henry - schoolmaster 1754 voter Selway William - blacksmith 1754 voter Senechall James - brazier 1754 voter Sharp Cecil - folk songs Sheridan Mr - liberal candidate 1837 Shircombe Geffrye - mayor of Bridgwater 1559 Shute - stall at St Matthews Fair Shutt Robert - at the Cock 1754 voter Shyrcum Geffre - 1571 Slade Wyndham Neave - 1898 recorder of Bridgwater Slocombe - waggon Bristol to Stogumber 1830 Smith Joseph R - 1868 1873 1874 mayor of Bridgwater Smith Sam - tallow chandler capital burgess 1754 voter Smith Samuel - bailiff 1720 Smith Samuel - 1732 1739 1755 1760 1764 mayor of Bridgwater Snell - waggon to Bristol and Exeter 1830 Southby Antny - 1835 mayor of Bridgwater Sparry Mr - tinman 1830s Stambury Henry - officer of excise 1754 voter Stanbury Rev - 1820 Steare Robert - 1703 mayor of Bridgwater Steare Rob - 1715 1723 mayor of Bridgwater Stephens Samuel - at the Three Crowns 1754 voter Stone Gabriel - Somerset Farm nr Axford Stradling William Stradling Mr - surgeon 1813 Stradling Edward A - 1821 mayor of Bridgwater Street Robert - brazier bell founder etc 1754 voter Sully George Bryant - 1869 1870 mayor of Bridgwater Sutton John - joiner 1754 voter Symes Benjamin - tea merchant 1754 voter Symes Benjamin - 1779 mayor of Bridgwater Symes John - apothecary 1754 voter Symes John - ropemaker 1754 voter Symes John - consulting surgeon 1813 Symes John - 1796 1802 mayor of Bridgwater Symes Thomas - joiner 1754 voter Symes Thomas - 1823 1839 mayor of Bridgwater Symes Thomas - 1810 mayor of Bridgwater Symons Clifford - 1881 mayor of Bridgwater Taylor Anthony - doctor 1754 voter Taylor George - baker 1754 voter Taylor John - ironmonger 1754 voter Taylor Joseph - malster 1754 voter Taylor Thomas - smith 1754 voter Taylor Udal - 1754 voter Taylor William - joiner 1754 voter Thomas Evan - anabaptist teacher 1754 voter Thomas Evan - pastor 1746 Thomas Jonathan - 1713 mayor of Bridgwater Thomas Jonathan - 1721 mayor of Bridgwater Thompson Francis James - 1884 mayor of Bridgwater Thompson William - 1901 mayor of Bridgwater Thorne Matthew - tanner 1754 voter Thorne Matthew jnr - tanner 1754 voter Thyer Mr - Globe Inn Tilley - barbers 1830s Tilsley Hugh - brickmaker 1754 voter Toogood Jonathan - 1824 mayor of Bridgwater Toogood Mr - surgeon 1813 Towgood Matthew - dissenting teacher 1754 voter Trapnell Mr - clothier 1830s Trend Henry - pastor 1829 Trevor Jas - 1848 mayor of Bridgwater Trotman Rev Herbert - pastor 1896 Trott John - coal merchant and rope maker 1754 voter Trott John - 1712 mayor of Bridgwater Tucker Samuel - malster 1754 voter Tuckett John - shopkeeper capital burgess 1754 voter Tuckett John - 1751 1756 1761 1767 mayor of Bridgwater Tuckett William - 1785 mayor of Bridgwater Turner Thomas - bridge profits 1655 Vanderborst Christian - 1741 Waddon John Henry - 1889 mayor of Bridgwater Wadman Canon - Roman Catholic Church Binford Place Walker Thomas - bricklayer and mason 1754 voter Walkham Mr - grocers Wall Thomas - coal meter 1754 voter Walters Hugh - butcher 1754 voter Walters John - butcher 1754 voter Warr Sir Francis - 1683 recorder of Bridgwater Watkins Robert - 1571 Watkins Robert - 1571 Watson Jacob - 1818 mayor of Bridgwater Watson Jacob - 1828 mayor of Bridgwater Watson Jacob - 1803 mayor of Bridgwater Watson Robery - at the George 1754 voter Watson T H - 1844 mayor of Bridgwater Watts James - 1754 voter Webb Job - hatter 1754 voter Webber - waggon Bridgwater Taunton Honiton Webber David - schoolmaster 1754 voter Welles Toby - pastor Baptsts 1689 Welling George - farmer 1754 voter Weye Johannes de la - 1295 Whippel - waggon Bristol and Bridgwater 1830 White - butcher 1830s Whitmash - waggon London and Bridgwater 1830 Wilkins Henry - joiner 1754 voter Williams Moses - vicar 1732 Williams William - 1741 Willis Bishop Edward - 1743 Wills Edward - bricklayer 1754 voter Wills Frank - 1907 1908 mayor of Bridgwater Wills Thomas - at the Star 1754 voter Wilton George - 1875 1876 mayor of Bridgwater Withy Thomas - mercer draper and malster 1754 voter Wollen Dr - vicar 1785 Wollen James - mercer draper and grocer 1754 voter Wollen Thomas - brazier bell founder etc 1754 voter Wombwell - wild beast show Woodham Thomas - peruke maker 1754 voter Woodland Richard - 1822 1834 1838 mayor of Bridgwater Woodland R - 1859 mayor of Bridgwater Yates Thomas - 1737 mayor of Bridgwater York Mr - landlord of 'Ship Aground' Young Thomas - peruke maker 1754 voter

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5. PlanetPapers - Paradise Lost - John Milton’s Satan; Hero Or Not? the epic, but he has sank to low cunning (anstice 7). Milton begins to show the reader these traits to Works Cited. anstice, robert H, Sir. The Satan of Milton http://www.planetpapers.com/Assets/2978.php

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7. People anstice, DAVID. anstice, DAVID W. ARRANGEMENTS, COPROMOTION. ASSOCIATED, ROSETTA FACES RISKS. ATWATER, H. BREWSTER. BAECHTOLD, robert http://www.edgar-online.com/lycos/quotecom/people/companypeople.asp?cik=64978

8. Anstice Biography of robert anstice (18131853) robert Richard anstice. Born 9 April 1813 in Madeley, Shropshire, England robert anstice's parents were William and Penelope anstice. William anstice http://www-history.mcs.st-and.ac.uk/history/Mathematicians/Anstice.html

Robert Richard Anstice Born: 9 April 1813 in Madeley, Shropshire, England Died: 17 Dec 1853 in Wigginton (near Tring), Hertfordshire, England Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Robert Anstice 's parents were William and Penelope Anstice. William Anstice ran an ironworks and this family business was eventually taken over by the eldest of the Anstice's four sons who was named William after his father. The second son of the family, Joseph, attended Westminster School and then studied at Christ Church, Oxford before becoming professor of Classical Literature at King's College London when he was only 22 years old. Robert Anstice was the fourth and youngest of William and Penelope Anstice's sons. He took the same educational route as his older brother Joseph, attending Westminster School before entering Christ Church, Oxford in 1831. There he studied mathematics, graduating with a BA with first class honours in 1835 and an MA in 1837. We know that Anstice was awarded a scholarship to study mathematics after graduating at Oxford but there is then a rather strange gap in our knowledge of him for nothing is known of what he did over the following ten years. Clearly he decided to join the Church at some stage for the next event that we know of in his life was his ordination.

9. A Index Jacob (660*) Anaxagoras of Clazomenae (1237*), Anderson, Oskar (1096*) Andreev, Konstantin(117) Angeli, Stephano degli (234) anstice, robert (675) Anthemius of http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Indexes/A.html

Names beginning with A The number of words in the biography is given in brackets. A * indicates that there is a portrait. Abbe , Ernst (602*) Abel , Niels Henrik (2899*) Abraham bar Hiyya (641) Abraham, Max Abu Kamil Shuja (1012) Abu Jafar Abu'l-Wafa al-Buzjani (1115) Ackermann , Wilhelm (205*) Adams, John Couch Adams, J Frank Adelard of Bath (1008) Adler , August (114) Adrain , Robert (1317*) Adrianus , Romanus (419) Aepinus , Franz (822) Agnesi , Maria (2018*) Ahlfors , Lars (725*) Ahmed ibn Yusuf (660) Ahmes Aida Yasuaki (696) Aiken , Howard (665*) Airy , George (2362*) Aitken , Alec (1220*) Ajima , Naonobu (144) Akhiezer , Naum Il'ich (248*) al-Baghdadi , Abu (947) al-Banna , al-Marrakushi (861) al-Battani , Abu Allah (1333*) al-Biruni , Abu Arrayhan (3002*) al-Farisi , Kamal (1102) al-Haitam , Abu Ali (2490*) al-Hasib Abu Kamil (1012) al-Haytham , Abu Ali (2490*) al-Jawhari , al-Abbas (627) al-Jayyani , Abu (892) al-Karaji , Abu (1789) al-Karkhi al-Kashi , Ghiyath (1725*) al-Khazin , Abu (1148) al-Khalili , Shams (677) al-Khayyami , Omar (2140*) al-Khwarizmi , Abu (2847*) al-Khujandi , Abu (713) al-Kindi , Abu (1151) al-Kuhi , Abu (1146) al-Maghribi , Muhyi (602) al-Mahani , Abu (507) al-Marrakushi , ibn al-Banna (861) al-Nasawi , Abu (681) al-Nayrizi , Abu'l (621) al-Qalasadi , Abu'l (1247) al-Quhi , Abu (1146) al-Samarqandi , Shams (202) al-Samawal , Ibn (1569) al-Sijzi , Abu (708) al-Tusi , Nasir (1912*) al-Tusi , Sharaf (1138) al-Umawi , Abu (1014) al-Uqlidisi , Abu'l (1028) Albanese , Giacomo (282) Albategnius (al-Battani) (1333*) Albert, A Adrian

10. Christian Quotation Of The Day Index Adams, robert Hammond (18831975) 5/19/02 Adams, robert MacColl (1913-1985) 6/5/97 on the Existence of God text 4/21/02, 4/21/03 anstice, Joseph (1808 http://cqod.gospelcom.net/cqodndaa.htm

Christian Quotations of the Day Author Index (A-B) Current closing date on index: 8/1/03 Note: The index is all done by hand, so when you find errors or broken links here or in the archives, please drop me a note Note: Many of the text links are to the marvelous full-text collection called The Christian Classics Ethereal Library Note: Many of the links to bios are either to the marvelous Glimpses pamphlets and the Christian History daily files archived in the Christian History Institute 's pages here at GospelCom, or to James Kiefer's excellent Calendar of Christian Historical Biographies in the Christia Library Author Index Guide (by last name): A - B You are here! C - F G - K L - M N - S ... T - Z Adams, Robert Hammond Adams, Robert MacColl "Amateur Ministry" [ text "Of Rice and Men" [ text "Receiving One Another" [ text Adler, Mortimer J. (Jerome) bio Philosophers Who Believe , Kelly James Clark, ed., Inter-Varsity Press, Illinois: 1993 Albright, William Foxwell Yahweh and the Gods of Canaan; a historical analysis of two contrasting faiths , Doubleday, Garden City, N.Y.: 1968

11. The Anstice Family - John Anstice (1798-1867) Two of his Sons, John Arthur and robert Henry anstice, became Knightsof the Realm for services to the Community Country. The http://www.shropshiremining.org.uk/anstice.shtml

John Anstice (1798-1867) Anstice Hall John Anstice was the third son of William Anstice a founder of The Madeley Wood Company c. .Mr Anstice continued the family tradition of caring for their work force and its families, The Anstice Family, also took it on themselves to care for the community as a whole. Little is known of oldest brother William , but Joseph died aged 28 when head of Classical Literature at Kings College London. Younger brother Robert died in aged 40. A renowned mathematician he went onto take the cloth as rector of Wigginton, near Tring in Hertfordshire. Following his death on May 31st 1887 , John Anstice's funeral was attended by many thousands of mourners, the community being swelled by numerous dignitaries from around the Country. His Obituary holds countless tributes, these words are just a token used to describe Mr Anstice "To use words flatteringly to describe John Anstice

12. Robert BLAKE/? People of Interest to Al Boswell Husband robert BLAKE Born SAY 1536 at 1 Married at Died at FatherHumphrey BLAKE Mother Other Mother Other Spouses CHILDREN Name anstice BLAKE Born SAY 1557 at Married http://www.frii.com/~boz/fam01543.htm

People of Interest to Al Boswell Husband: Robert BLAKE Born: SAY 1536 at: Married: at: Died: at: Father: Humphrey BLAKE Mother: Other Spouses: Wife: Born: at: Died: at: Father: Mother: Other Spouses: CHILDREN Name: Anstice BLAKE Born: SAY 1557 at: Married: at: Died: at: Spouses: SOURCES HOME EMAIL SURNAMES This page has been produced to help me connect with other people researching these lines. Page built by Gedpage Version 2.16

13. ThePeerage.com - Person Page 1007 Barton. robert anstice Stradling (M) 20136 Last Edited=16 Aug 2003.Child of robert anstice Stradling Gertie Stradling+ (living). http://www.thepeerage.com/p1007.htm

thePeerage.com A genealogical survey of the peerage of Britain as well as the royal families of Europe Person Page 1007 Info About This Website Abbreviations Walter Langley (M) b. before 1880, #20121 Last Edited=1 Jan 2004 Walter Langley was born before 1880. Child of Walter Langley: Marguerite Langley b. b 1896, d. 30 Dec 1918 ] Charles Mosley, editor, Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 106th edition, 2 volumes (Crans, Switzerland: Burke's Peerage (Genealogical Books) Ltd, 1999), volume 1, page 111. Hereinafter cited as Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, 106th edition Sir Darcy Dawes, 4th Bt. (M) Last Edited=16 Aug 2003 Sir Darcy Dawes 4th Bt. gained the title of 4th Baronet Dawes. Child of Sir Darcy Dawes, 4th Bt.: Elizabeth Dawes d. 31 Aug 1764 William Colman (M) Last Edited=14 Feb 2003 William Colman lived at Garnbay, Devon, England. Child of William Colman: Jane Colman d. 11 Apr 1813 Guy Ball (M) Last Edited=14 Feb 2003 Guy Ball lived at Barbados. Child of Guy Ball: Frances Ball d. 18 May 1761 Hon. Violet Katherine Annesley (F) b. between 1880 and 1891, d. 4 September 1963, #20125

14. Robert Huggins ANSTICE, /Alice HIBELL, Thank you for visiting my pages! While all care has been taken in the compilation, there may be errors, and if you recognise any, please let me know. Husband robert Huggins anstice, Born 1832 http://users.bigpond.net.au/coolgarra/html/fam00405.htm

Thank you for visiting my pages! While all care has been taken in the compilation, there may be errors, and if you recognise any, please let me know. I would also like to acknowledge the assistance of everyone who has assisted me in gathering this information together - thank you everyone! Husband: Robert Huggins ANSTICE, Born: 1832 at: England Married: 01 JUN 1857 at: England Died: AFT 1881 at: Father: Mother: Other Spouses: Wife: Alice HIBELL, Born: 1825 at: England Died: AFT 1881 at: Father: John HIBELL, Mother: Jane JONES, Other Spouses: HOME EMAIL SURNAMES Page built by Gedpage Version 2.13

15. Colonial Secretary Index, 1788-1825 - Ankers To Anthony anstice, robert. Per Larkins , 1817. 1817 Dec 2. ANSTINCE, robert (Per Larkins ,1817) see anstice, robert. ANSWORTH see also AINSWORTH. ANSWORTH, Thomas. http://www.records.nsw.gov.au/indexes/colsec/a/F01c_aa-an-18.htm

Colonial Secretary Index, 1788-1825 Ankers to Anthony ANKERS 1812 Aug 31; 1813 Aug 9 Pitch and other stores issued to from H.M. Tool Store, Hobart (Reel 6044; 4/1729 p.334) ANKERS, Frances 1811 Apr 1 Housekeeper to Mr Fosbrook of Hobart. Re alleged false store receipt issued to (Reel 6003; 4/3490A pp.178-9) 1811 Jun 21 Involved in charge of misconduct against Deputy Commissary Fosbrook in Hobart (Reel 6038; SZ758 pp.212-3) 1814 Nov 4 Sold house in Hobart to Charles Simpson (Fiche 3261; 4/433 pp.92-4) ANLEP, James (Per "Matilda", 1791) see ANSLIP, John ANLEZARK, Thomas (Per "Perseus", 1802) see ANDLEZACK, Thomas "ANN", Master of see BEAUMONT FRANKLAND, George Jackson GRIMES, John GWYNN, James ... MOON, Henry "ANN", Owner of see ROACH, William (Junior) "ANN AND AMELIA" . Convict transport 1824 Jun 16 Charter party of affreightment (Reel 6070; X944 p.35) 1824 Jul 24 Statement of provisions shipped on board for the use of convicts after their arrival (Reel 6023; 4/1095.2 p.7) 1825 Jan 5 List of 79 male convicts landed from and forwarded for distribution (Reel 6014; 4/3513 pp.198-9)

16. Interactive LAURICELLA Genealogy robert. White. John. 1420. Alice/Eleanor. robert. White. Richard. 1516. Ellen/Hellen. robert, Edward, William, anstice/Enstice, Alice, Ann, Emil/Emet, Grace, Henry http://www.ruconcerned.com/surnames/white_children.asp

Home Surnames Interactive LAURICELLA Genealogy White Family - Children Last First Born Spouse Children White John Robert White John Alice/Eleanor Robert White Richard Ellen/Hellen Robert, Edward, William, Anstice/Enstice, Alice, Ann, Emil/Emet, Grace, Henry White Robert Alecia Alice John White Robert Margaret Robert White Robert Elizabeth Richard White Robert Robert White Robert Bridget Sarah, Daniel, Nathaniel, Mary, Bridgett, John, RoseAnna, Elizabeth White Thomas Agnes Richard

17. Montagu Letters on Ornithology 18041815 between George Montagu and robert anstice.The title Founder of British Ornithology has been widely http://www.gcbooks.demon.co.uk/montagu.htm

Letters on Ornithology 1804-1815 between George Montagu and Robert Anstice

18. Baptisms The Delimited Text file was chosen as being a format recognisable by a wide variety of computer software. anstice" "Elias" "Norcott" "25061732" "s Elias/Catherine" "John" "Hill" "14071732" "s John/Elizabeth" "William" "Lovelace" "22071732" "s robert d robert/Mary" "robert" "Lovelace http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~mwi/somnfwc1.txt

19. COPYRIGHT NOTICE Reproduction Of The Following and Joan born 29 Aug 1660 24Feb James Eleanor Thomas and anstice born 03 1669 27FebJinkins Mary - John and Elizabeth 1656 27Apr Kemp Joan - robert and Joan http://freespace.virgin.net/paul.mansfield1/bickbap.txt

20. Human Family Project July 12, 2001 John Hooker anstice Bridgeman 76655. Father robert Vowell Hooker-191204 (Abt1505- ) Mother Agnes Doble-191113 (Abt 1505- ) Married Place , , England http://users.legacyfamilytree.com/NorthernEurope/f131.htm

Human Family Project July 12, 2001 Husband Braxton Inge-[129915] Born: Abt 1810 at: Christened: at: Died: at: Buried: at: Married: Place: , Blount County, Tennessee, USA Wife Miriam Caroline Brickey-[129914] Born: 11 Jan 1814 at: , Blount County, Tennessee, USA Christened: at: Died: at: Buried: at: Father: John Compton Brickey-[129903] (1782- ) Mother: Lydia Smith-[129904] (1794-1820) Husband Joseph Chadbourne-[129948] Born: Abt 1792 at: , Washington County, Missouri, USA Christened: at: Died: at: Buried: at: Married: Place: , Washington County, Missouri, USA Wife Nancy Brickey-[129947] Born: 12 Jun 1796 at: , Botetourt County, Virginia, USA Christened: at: Died: at: Buried: at: Father: Gerrard Brickey-[129892] (1760-After 1840) Mother: Amy Compton-[129902] (1755-1827) Children 1 F Polina Chadbourne-[129949] Born: Abt 1818 at: , Washington County, Missouri, USA Christened: at: Died: at: Buried: at:

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