GENUKI: Gayhurst, Buckghamshire

Contents:

• GAYHURST, BUCKGHAMSHIRE GENEALOGY
• PROPERTI FOR SALE GAYHURST, NEWPORT PAGNELL, BUCKGHAMSHIRE
• GAYHURST
• GAYHURST SCHOOL
• PARISH : GAYHURST
• GAYHURST: ST PETER
• AN ENGRAVG OF GOTHURST (GAYHURST) BUCKS, THE SEAT OF MISS WRIGHT SNNED AT HIGH ROLUTN OM A BOOK PRTED 1812. BELIEVED PYRIGHT EE.
• GAYHURST COURT
• YOUNG BUCKS GAY PORN VIOS
• BUCKS GAY PORN VIOS
• GAYHURST
• INTERR OF ST. PETER'S CHURCH, GAYHURST
• PLATE 34: GAYHURST, GAYHURST HOE
• FILE 519, SLI 213-216 - ENGLAND : GAYHURST, BUCKS. : RINTIAL : HOE.

GAYHURST, BUCKGHAMSHIRE GENEALOGY

Gui to Gayhurst, Buckghamshire fay history and genealogy: parish registers, transcripts, cens rerds, birth rerds, marriage rerds, and ath rerds. Gayhurst, BuckghamshireType. GAYHURST, or Gothurst, a parish, Newport-Pagnell district, Bucks; on the river Oe, 2¾ NW of Newport-Pagnell r.

Gayhurst parish registers of christengs, marriag and burials are available onle for the followg years:. Gayhurst Onle Parish Rerds. Gayhurst on GENUKI.

"Gayhurst is bound, on the North, by Stoke Goldgton; on the East, by Tyrgham; on the South, by Newport Pagnell and Lathbury; and on the Wt, by Hanslape and Ltle Lrd. The river Oe ns through this parish, separatg om Newport Pagnell; and, after a serpente urse of six , re-enters Gayhurst, dividg likewise om the village of Tyrgham. War memorials for Gayhurst (rerd on the Stoke Goldgton memorial) have been transcribed by Peter Quick, and published a booklet entled "War Memorials and War Grav: Newport Hundred, Volume 1", available om the Buckghamshire Genealogil Society.

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0 In 1798 the Posse Comat listed 18 men between the ag of 16 and 60 Gayhurst. In the earlit ernment cens of 1801, there were 89 habants 15 fai livg 11 ho rerd Gayhurst.

Cens Year Populatn of Gayhurst 1801* 89 1811* 89 1821* 90 1831* 118 1841 116 1851 88 1861 109 1871 95 1881 91 1891 91 1901 104 * = No nam were rerd cens documents om 1801 to 1831.

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Gayhurst transcript has been published by Buckghamshire Fay History Society.

The origal pi of the parish registers for St Peter, Gayhurst have been posed the Buckghamshire Rerd Office Aylbury, and they hold the followg years: Event Dat vered Christengs 1728 - 1812 Marriag 1728 - 1836 Burials 1728 - 1812 Copi or x to the parish registers are available om societi as follows: * = material held a Society library is generally available for loan to all members eher via post, or by llectn at a meetg An eccliastil cens was rried out throughout England on 30 March 1851 to rerd the attendance at all plac of worship. The returns for Gayhurst showed the followg numbers: Church Attendance Gayhurst, St Peter 60 - Afternoon General Congregatn 8 - Afternoon Sunday Scholars 68 - Afternoon Total.

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admistrative areas which Gayhurst has been placed at tim the past. Gayhurst was scribed 1806 "Magna Brannia" as follows: GOTHURST, or as is now lled, GAYHURST, the hundred and anery of Newport, li about three om Newport-Pagnell, near the road to Northampton. The name Gayhurst riv om the words gat, hyrst and means 'goats' wood'.

Tyrgham and GayhurstTyrgham bridge, and the hoe. Emparkg was mon England, and Gayhurst Hoe, on the oppose si of the B road, is the se of another emparked village. At Gayhurst, the village was rebuilt on what’s now the B526.

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The early 18th century church up by Gayhurst hoe is very fe, and there’s a magnificent Walnut tree not far past the gatehoe of Gayhurst Hoe.

GAYHURST. Gayhurst is a parish of nearly 1, 351 acr.

GAYHURST: ST PETER

The wt, south of Gayhurst Wood.

small village of Gayhurst li the valley of the.

Gayhurst Hoe, an Elizabethan stone. who was born at Gayhurst 1603, was imprisoned. abounds the woods at Gayhurst.

AN ENGRAVG OF GOTHURST (GAYHURST) BUCKS, THE SEAT OF MISS WRIGHT SNNED AT HIGH ROLUTN OM A BOOK PRTED 1812. BELIEVED PYRIGHT EE.

stands wh the park to the east of Gayhurst. In 1886 was add to Gayhurst, (fn.

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GAYHURST MANOR. 10) Gayhurst was afterwards held. Gayhurst was afterwards held of the Crown.

tenant of Gayhurst Manor unr the Bishop of.

held Gayhurst the later. 27) He ma settlements of Gayhurst Manor.

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Joan died 1427 two-thirds of Gayhurst Manor. Bunsty Farm, Gayhurst. 41) A settlement of Gayhurst Manor was.

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48) They nveyed Gayhurst Manor 1581 to William Mulsho, (fn.

on the mour of a nspiracy at Gayhurst 1633, (fn. Mary Lady Digby was buried at Gayhurst 1653, (fn.

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62) John Digby was buried at Gayhurst 1673. of the Digby tat, cludg Gayhurst Manor, (fn. of Gayhurst Manor 1729.

76) On her ath whout issue 1830 Gayhurst. In 1854 Gayhurst and Stoke Goldgton were allotted.

Wright of Gayhurst.

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impark his closed wood at Gayhurst wh immuny.

87) and ee warren Gayhurst were ma. church of Gayhurst occurs 1227.

Gayhurst Court, Newport Pagnell Gayhurst, Newport Pagnell, MK16 8LG Gayhurst Hoe (now flats known as Gayhurst Court) is a late Elizabethan untry hoe built the early 16th century on a se where a Roman villa and Norman manor once stood. The tunnel self emerg on the north si of the B526 road, through a stic stone fa, to an ornamentally planted woodland known as Gayhurst Spney.

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It's unrstood that the tunnel was ed to give foot accs to Gayhurst Hoe's grounds. One of the pathways on the Gayhurst Spney si leads to a stone pestal, dated 1751, along wh a reproductn urn surround by iron railgs.

Most people don’t realise when they drive through Gayhurst, but there’s a tunnel hidn unr the road. Built before 1793, gave foot accs to part of the grounds of Gayhurst Hoe, on the other si of what’s now the B526.

The bath hoe sat open parkland, but the sprg and boat ho sat si Gayhurst Spney. Gayhurst: St Peter. Gayhurst Ct.

FILE 519, SLI 213-216 - ENGLAND : GAYHURST, BUCKS. : RINTIAL : HOE.

Gayhurst.

6 Gayhurst Court MewsGayhurstBucksMK16 8lg.

IntroductnGayhurst Court is an 18th-century landspe park and woodland veloped on a se which origated Anglo-Saxon tim. Gayhurst Court li ral north Buckghamshire, 3km north-wt of Newport Pagnell and 1km south-wt of the adjacent tate of Tyrgham, the low-lyg, gently undulatg valley of the River Great Oe. The 100ha se is bound to the east by the Gayhurst to Haversham Lane, to the north-east by the River Great Oe, to the north-wt by the B526 om Newport Pagnell and other adjog lan, to the wt by Gayhurst and Bunsty Woods, and to the south-wt by agricultural land.