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Quemerford is a
southeastern suburb of the town of
Calne in the
county of Wiltshire, England. It is
within both the
Calne and
Calne Without civil parishes...
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Nicholas Quemerford (c. 1554–1599) was an
Irish Jesuit priest who was one of the
sixteen Waterford Jesuits of the name
living in the half
century between...
- estate,
until the late 19th
century Calne had
tithings at
Eastmead Street,
Quemerford, Whetham, Whitley, and part of Beversbrook, all now
within Calne parish;...
- Comerford, Commerford,
Comberford or
Quemerford is an
Irish surname, of
English origin.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Comerford Andy Comerford...
- River's
Brook rises in the
northeast of the
village and
flows west
towards Quemerford,
where it
joins the
River Marden.
Cherhill is
located in the
western foothills...
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College Oxford.
Norborne married Mary Chivers,
daughter of
Henry Chivers of
Quemerford and his wife
Elizabeth Seacole of Milton, Oxfordshire. His son Walter...
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Calne Chilvester,
Calne Lickhill,
Calne Marden,
Calne Priestley,
Calne Quemerford,
Calne Without, Colerne, Cricklade, Hilmarton,
Kington Langley, Kington...
- The
route then
descends the
Labour in Vain Hill
through the
village of
Quemerford and into the
market town of Calne.
Heading towards the town centre, the...
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called to the Bar in 1674. He
married Mary
Cheevers (or Chivers), of
Quemerford, Wiltshire,
daughter of
Seacole Cheevers and
Eleanor Roberts. Her father...
- (1860–1916), priest,
Professor of
Irish at
Maynooth University Nicholas Quemerford (c. 1554–1599),
Irish Jesuit priest Edmund Ignatius Rice (1762–1844),...
