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Aldbourne
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1809 AD |
50 acres of Southwood Common given for the use of the poor of the village in perpetuity; The Bell Inn in existence; Court House now used as the vicarage house |
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Amesbury
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1809 AD |
Market house demolished |
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Great Somerford
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1809 AD |
Approximately six acres south of Dauntsey road called free gardens was given as allotments for paupers : a poor house was built on part of the alotments |
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Melksham
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1809 AD |
Melksham bridge is swept away by a flood and replaced with the present stone bridge |
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Westbury
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1809 AD |
Lord Abingdon Arms renamed the Lopes Arms; Angel Mill, a woollen mill for steam driven machines, built by John Matravers |
