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Nicholas I
Samborne was an
English landowner,
administrator and
politician from Wiltshire. Born
before 1350, his
origins are
uncertain beyond the fact...
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Samborne village green.
Parish councils are
quite often the
custodians of
common land and
village greens....
- married, on 16
October 1735,
Rebecca Samborne Le B**** (died 16
January 1765),
daughter and
heiress of
Charles Samborne Le B****, of
Pipewell Abbey, Northamptonshire...
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English Sambornes, 1895, is
online at [3] The
First Sambornes of
Hampton in New Hampshire, 1897, is
online at [4]
Genealogy of the
family of
Samborne or Sanborn...
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Samborne Sambourne Village Green Samborne Location within Warwickshire Po****tion 1,805 (2001 Census) OS grid reference SP059623 • London 120
miles (192...
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Bridget (c1538-1574)
married John
Samborne (1528-1576) of Timsbury, Somerset, and was
mother of Sir
Barnaby Samborne. Mary was dead by
March 1559, when...
- John
White 1903/04
Robert Fleeman 1904/05
Thomas James Dabell 1905/06
Samborne Cook 1906/07
Frederick Ball 1907/08
William Henry Carey 1908/09
Edwin Mellor...
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house owned by the
Samborne family.
Built towards the end of the 15th
century by
Richard Samborne. His
successor Barnaby Samborne was
knighted for his...
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Sheridan Books, Ann Arbor, MI Sanborn, V.C. (1899)
Genealogy of the
Family of
Samborne or
Sanborn in
England and America. 1194-1898
Rumford Press Wing Genealogy...
- 1916 8 0 (2.4) 1128 (343.8)
Merger of
Upper and
Lower pits. 1896
owned by
Samborne Smith and Company. 1908
Owned by Beaumont,
Kennedy and Co
Radford Timsbury...
