- Sir
George Hungerford (1637–1712), of
Cadenham House, Bremhill, Wiltshire, was an
English country gentleman and
member of parliament. He was the son of...
-
small settlement of ten
households at
Cadenham,
close to the east end of present-day Foxham. The
manor house,
Cadenham Manor, is a
house of five bays built...
- (adjacent to the road to Lyndhurst).
Cadnam is
first recorded in the 1270s as
Cadenham. The name
apparently means the
farmstead ("ham") of a man
named Cadda....
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Marden south of
Tytherton Lucas; the Cade Burna,
which gives its name to
Cadenham Manor; and the Cat Brook.
Bencroft Hill Meadows, in the
south of the parish...
- Bourton, Oxfordshire.
Edward Hungerford,
ancestor of the
Hungerfords of
Cadenham, Wiltshire.
Elizabeth Hungerford (died 14
December 1476), who
married Sir...
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Hengham 1474 1479 30
Thomas Rattlesden 1479 1497 See
Rattlesden 31
William Cadenham 1497 1513 32 John
Reeve 1513 1539
Sometimes 'John
Reeve of Melford'; died...
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Hungerford was the second, but
eldest surviving son of Sir
George Hungerford of
Cadenham House, Bremhill,
Wiltshire and his wife,
Frances Seymour,
daughter of Charles...
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children of the marriage. He then Judith,
daughter of
Walter Hungerford of
Cadenham. Wiltshire. They had
three or four sons, and a daughter. His
widow married...
- 1560 – 1636) was an
English MP. He was the
eldest of
Walter Hungerford of
Cadenham manor, Foxham,
Wiltshire and his wife Frances,
daughter of John **** of...
- (otherwise Erneley), of Bishop's
Cannings 1544:
Robert Hungerford, of
Cadenham 1545:
Charles Bulkeley 1546:
Richard Scrope, of
Castle Combe 1547: Silvester...
