Bromsgrove (English Wikipedia)

A story related by Charlies to Samuel Pepys has Charles II talking to a smith in Bromsgrove: see, for instance Fea 1908, p. 236 who however acknowledges that the King forgot the name of the "village" and the place name does not appear in the original notes; other recent research indicates the identification with Bromsgrove may be a mistake.^[36] See Escape of Charles II Fea, Allan (1908), The flight of the king, London: Methuen, OCLC 4871077, OL 24614752M
The union is mentioned as disbanded by Sherard 1897, p. 83 Sherard, Robert Harborough (1897). "The Nailmakers". The White Slaves of England: Being True Pictures of Certain Social Conditions in the Kingdom of England in the Year 1897. London: James Bowden. pp. 81–107. OL 7094447M.
The book (Sherard 1897) was a collection of essays by Sherard previously published in the socialist-leaning Pearson's Magazine. Sherard, Robert Harborough (1897). "The Nailmakers". The White Slaves of England: Being True Pictures of Certain Social Conditions in the Kingdom of England in the Year 1897. London: James Bowden. pp. 81–107. OL 7094447M.
Atkin 2004, p. 57; Cotton 1881, p. 60 Atkin, Malcolm (2004). Worcestershire under arms. Barnsley: Pen and Sword. ISBN 1-84415-072-0. OL 11908594M. Cotton, William Alfred (1881), Bromsgrove Church, London: Simpkin, Marshall, and Co., OCLC 6677955, OL 13997362M
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Jones 1849, p. 259; see also Calamy 1713, pp. 772–3 Jones, John Andrews (1849), "Francis Spilsbury", Bunhill memorials, London: James Paul, pp. 259–260, OL 19672792M Calamy, Edmund (1713), "Bromsgrove, Mr John Spilsbury MA", An account of the ministers, lecturers, masters, and fellows of colleges and schoolmasters: who were ejected or silenced after the Restoration in 1660, by or before, the Act of Uniformity., vol. 1, London: Printed for J. Lawrence, pp. 772–73; read page 772 at archive.org
Calamy 1713, pp. 772–3 Calamy, Edmund (1713), "Bromsgrove, Mr John Spilsbury MA", An account of the ministers, lecturers, masters, and fellows of colleges and schoolmasters: who were ejected or silenced after the Restoration in 1660, by or before, the Act of Uniformity., vol. 1, London: Printed for J. Lawrence, pp. 772–73; read page 772 at archive.org
Cotton 1881, pp. 112–13 Cotton, William Alfred (1881), Bromsgrove Church, London: Simpkin, Marshall, and Co., OCLC 6677955, OL 13997362M
Sherard 1897, p. 81 Sherard, Robert Harborough (1897). "The Nailmakers". The White Slaves of England: Being True Pictures of Certain Social Conditions in the Kingdom of England in the Year 1897. London: James Bowden. pp. 81–107. OL 7094447M.
Sherard 1897, p. 88 Sherard, Robert Harborough (1897). "The Nailmakers". The White Slaves of England: Being True Pictures of Certain Social Conditions in the Kingdom of England in the Year 1897. London: James Bowden. pp. 81–107. OL 7094447M.
Sherard 1897, pp. 101–3 Sherard, Robert Harborough (1897). "The Nailmakers". The White Slaves of England: Being True Pictures of Certain Social Conditions in the Kingdom of England in the Year 1897. London: James Bowden. pp. 81–107. OL 7094447M.
Sherard 1897, pp. 86–88 Sherard, Robert Harborough (1897). "The Nailmakers". The White Slaves of England: Being True Pictures of Certain Social Conditions in the Kingdom of England in the Year 1897. London: James Bowden. pp. 81–107. OL 7094447M.
Sherard 1897, p. 83 Sherard, Robert Harborough (1897). "The Nailmakers". The White Slaves of England: Being True Pictures of Certain Social Conditions in the Kingdom of England in the Year 1897. London: James Bowden. pp. 81–107. OL 7094447M.
Sherard 1897, pp. 97–101 Sherard, Robert Harborough (1897). "The Nailmakers". The White Slaves of England: Being True Pictures of Certain Social Conditions in the Kingdom of England in the Year 1897. London: James Bowden. pp. 81–107. OL 7094447M.
Sherard 1897, pp. 102–3 Sherard, Robert Harborough (1897). "The Nailmakers". The White Slaves of England: Being True Pictures of Certain Social Conditions in the Kingdom of England in the Year 1897. London: James Bowden. pp. 81–107. OL 7094447M.
Sherard 1897, pp. 106–7 Sherard, Robert Harborough (1897). "The Nailmakers". The White Slaves of England: Being True Pictures of Certain Social Conditions in the Kingdom of England in the Year 1897. London: James Bowden. pp. 81–107. OL 7094447M.

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A story related by Charlies to Samuel Pepys has Charles II talking to a smith in Bromsgrove: see, for instance Fea 1908, p. 236 who however acknowledges that the King forgot the name of the "village" and the place name does not appear in the original notes; other recent research indicates the identification with Bromsgrove may be a mistake.^[36] See Escape of Charles II Fea, Allan (1908), The flight of the king, London: Methuen, OCLC 4871077, OL 24614752M
The union is mentioned as disbanded by Sherard 1897, p. 83 Sherard, Robert Harborough (1897). "The Nailmakers". The White Slaves of England: Being True Pictures of Certain Social Conditions in the Kingdom of England in the Year 1897. London: James Bowden. pp. 81–107. OL 7094447M.
The book (Sherard 1897) was a collection of essays by Sherard previously published in the socialist-leaning Pearson's Magazine. Sherard, Robert Harborough (1897). "The Nailmakers". The White Slaves of England: Being True Pictures of Certain Social Conditions in the Kingdom of England in the Year 1897. London: James Bowden. pp. 81–107. OL 7094447M.
The building was listed, but eventually was allowed to fall derelict and was demolished. It is pictured in Awdry 1981, p. 114 Awdry, Rev W (1981). "Bromsgrove and the Lickey Incline: the railway revolution". In Foster, John (ed.). Bygone Bromsgrove: an illustrated story of the town in days gone by. Bromsgrove Society. ISBN 9780950947143. OL 19606374M.
Atkin 2004, pp. 40–42 Atkin, Malcolm (2004). Worcestershire under arms. Barnsley: Pen and Sword. ISBN 1-84415-072-0. OL 11908594M.
Atkin 2004, p. 57; Cotton 1881, p. 60 Atkin, Malcolm (2004). Worcestershire under arms. Barnsley: Pen and Sword. ISBN 1-84415-072-0. OL 11908594M. Cotton, William Alfred (1881), Bromsgrove Church, London: Simpkin, Marshall, and Co., OCLC 6677955, OL 13997362M
Atkin 2004, p. 100 Atkin, Malcolm (2004). Worcestershire under arms. Barnsley: Pen and Sword. ISBN 1-84415-072-0. OL 11908594M.
Atkin 2004, pp. 94–99 Atkin, Malcolm (2004). Worcestershire under arms. Barnsley: Pen and Sword. ISBN 1-84415-072-0. OL 11908594M.
Atkin 2004, pp. 141–2 Atkin, Malcolm (2004). Worcestershire under arms. Barnsley: Pen and Sword. ISBN 1-84415-072-0. OL 11908594M.
Atkin 2004, pp. 117–20 Atkin, Malcolm (2004). Worcestershire under arms. Barnsley: Pen and Sword. ISBN 1-84415-072-0. OL 11908594M.
Richards 1981, p. 25 Richards, Alan (1981). "A town trail". In Foster, John (ed.). Bygone Bromsgrove: an illustrated story of the town in days gone by. Bromsgrove Society. pp. 9–40. ISBN 9780950947143. OL 19606374M.
Cotton 1881, p. 60 See footnote Cotton, William Alfred (1881), Bromsgrove Church, London: Simpkin, Marshall, and Co., OCLC 6677955, OL 13997362M
Jones 1849, p. 259; see also Calamy 1713, pp. 772–3 Jones, John Andrews (1849), "Francis Spilsbury", Bunhill memorials, London: James Paul, pp. 259–260, OL 19672792M Calamy, Edmund (1713), "Bromsgrove, Mr John Spilsbury MA", An account of the ministers, lecturers, masters, and fellows of colleges and schoolmasters: who were ejected or silenced after the Restoration in 1660, by or before, the Act of Uniformity., vol. 1, London: Printed for J. Lawrence, pp. 772–73; read page 772 at archive.org
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Sherard 1897, p. 81 Sherard, Robert Harborough (1897). "The Nailmakers". The White Slaves of England: Being True Pictures of Certain Social Conditions in the Kingdom of England in the Year 1897. London: James Bowden. pp. 81–107. OL 7094447M.
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The size of the parish and location of the church has led to suggestions that it was of minster status, although this is now disputed, see for instance Dyer 2000, pp. 10–11. Dyer, Christopher (2000). Bromsgrove: a small town in Worcestershire in the Middle Ages. Occasional Publications. Vol. 9. Worcestershire Historical Society. ISSN 0140-9913.
The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle mentions a royal fort at Bremesbyrig in 910, but it is uncertain whether this can be identified with Bromsgrove. Dyer 2000, p. 11 Dyer, Christopher (2000). Bromsgrove: a small town in Worcestershire in the Middle Ages. Occasional Publications. Vol. 9. Worcestershire Historical Society. ISSN 0140-9913.
A story related by Charlies to Samuel Pepys has Charles II talking to a smith in Bromsgrove: see, for instance Fea 1908, p. 236 who however acknowledges that the King forgot the name of the "village" and the place name does not appear in the original notes; other recent research indicates the identification with Bromsgrove may be a mistake.^[36] See Escape of Charles II Fea, Allan (1908), The flight of the king, London: Methuen, OCLC 4871077, OL 24614752M
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Atkin 2004, p. 57; Cotton 1881, p. 60 Atkin, Malcolm (2004). Worcestershire under arms. Barnsley: Pen and Sword. ISBN 1-84415-072-0. OL 11908594M. Cotton, William Alfred (1881), Bromsgrove Church, London: Simpkin, Marshall, and Co., OCLC 6677955, OL 13997362M
Cotton 1881, p. 60 See footnote Cotton, William Alfred (1881), Bromsgrove Church, London: Simpkin, Marshall, and Co., OCLC 6677955, OL 13997362M
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