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A91167 The county of Somerset divided into several classes, for the present setling of the Presbyterial government. Prynne, William, 1600-1669. 1648 (1648) Wing P3934; Thomason E430_16; ESTC R206090 4,007 11

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THE COVNTY OF SOMERSET DIVIDED Into severall Classes FOR THE PRESENT SETLING OF THE Presbyterial Government HEB DDIEV HEB DDIM London Printed by R. Cotes for Michael Sparke at the Bible in Green-Arbor 1648. Right Honorable WE humbly conceive the County of Somerset in regard of its spaciousnesse and multitude of Parishes when sufficiently furnished with able Ministers and Elders is fit to be divided into Nine distinct Classes Viz. the Classis of Bath Wrington Wells Bruton Ilchester Ilmister Taunton Bridgwater Dunster but by reason of the scarcity of fitting Ministers and Elders to constitute so many Classes we have been necessitated to reduce them for the present into Four in form following Com. Somerset The Classis of Bath and Wrington AXbridge Bath City Bath Easton Bathewick Batheford Brackley Bedminster Bishporte Banwell B●●…ington Broadweston Blagden Bleydon Burnett Bourton Barrow Brockley Backwell Butcombe Berrington in Wri Brislington alias Busselton Beluton Buckland Charlecome Comehay Camerton Charlton Churchill Compton Bishop Chedder Cameley Chill Compton Compton Congersbury Claverton Corston Curston Compton Dando Compton David Clutton Clevedon Chewstock Chew Magnum Chelvey Coldhenton Chewton Compton Martin Chewton Keynesham Chelworth Combe neer Bath Dundrie Dunkerton Easton Gordan alias St. Georges Eastharpetree Easton Katharine Enborowe Freshford Farmeborowe Forcot alias Foxcot● Farrington Farleigh Felton Hampton Hemington Hutton Hinton Charterhouse Hardington Henton Blewett High Littleton Inglescombe Keynsham Kenn Kilmersden Kilveston Kingston Semer Lytton Loxton Lokinge Laverton Langridge Lullington Laurance Weeke Lye Long Ashton Markesbury Midsoner Norton Nemnett Nailsey Northstock Norton Malereward Newton St. Loe Orchardley Publowe Pensford Philips Norton Portebury Priston Portshut alias Portshead Puckston Paulton Radstocke Roborowe Rode Swayneswick South stock Staunton Prior Stowey Saltford Stone Easton Stanton Drew Sheepham Stoke near Claverdon Telesford Timesborowe Tickenham Twiverton Thrubwell Ubley Uphill Widcombe neer Westhapetree Witcombe neer Bath Walton Winford Weston super Mare Weston Gordan Wellowe Woodspringe Worle Walcott Welton Weston near Bath Wrington Westharptree Wolley Whitchurch Wriggleton Wolverton Wraxhall Winscombe Yatton The bounds of this Classis are from Axmouth and River by and including Blayden Axbridge Stone Easton Chilcompton Bluckland Brackley where it ends on Wilts-shire And when they are in capacity to subdivide then the Classis of Bath is to bee divided from Stone Easton including in it Cambley Stowe Pensforde Publowe Keynesham and Busselton where it goeth out Ministers Mr. Samuel Crook de Wrington Mr. Anthony Parker de Blagdon Mr. William Gregory de Backwell Mr. Samuel Westoby de Nailsey Mr. John Luffe de Chew Mr. Joseph Bowden of Bath and the Ministers of the said City for the time being Mr. Thomas Codrington de Keynsham Mr. Will. Tompson de Hillington Mr. William Long de Priston Mr. William Thomas de Ubley Mr. Sam. Tilly de Compton Martin Mr. James Ashton de Kilmersden Elders Alexander Popham de Hunstero Esq Edward Popham Esq of the same John Ash de Freshford Esq John Harrington de Kelson Esq Clement Walker de Charterhouse Esq William Prynn de Swanswick Esq Richard Cole of Nailsey Esquire Iohn Buckland de Westhartery Esq John Hippesley de Stone Easton Esquire Henry Corges de Batcombe in Chedd Esq Tho. Hippesley de Camerton Esq Tobias Venner de Bath Doctor of Physick John Burges de Stanton Drewe Peter Lock de Chew Magnum William Hall de Brackley Ben. Pitt de Sanderwick James Rowsell de Comchey John Collins de Priston John Curle de Freshford John Wood de Bath Thomas Wornall de Wraxhall John Amery de Wrington Richard Arthur de Backwell Thomas Baynard senior de Blayden Richard Grimston de Yatton Henry Plomley de Easthartrey James Wrenckmore de Axbridge Herculer Comer de Chedder James Nash de Compton Martin John Salmont de Easton Katharine Henry Hurle de St. George Edmond Keene de Wrington The Classis of Wells and Bruton ATford Abbots Combe Ascott Ashwicke Allerton Bruham Burnham Bimger Babington Bruton Bradley Badgworth Brayne alias Breane Bradley Batcombe Bitsham Buckland Blackford Castle Carie Charlton Musgrave Cucklington Chereton Catcott Croscombe Corton Chester blade Cloford Compton Compton Pansford Doulting Ditchere Dinder Donyett Elme East Cranmere Ever Creech East Lidford East Brent East Pennard Froome Selwood Gothill Glastonbury Gillingham Gedney Henstridge Holcombe Halton Horsington Kilmington Limpersham Lye under Mendhipp Levington Lamyeat Luckington Marston Bigott Milton Meere Melles Marke Maperton Milborn Port North barrowe North Wotton Nunny North Cadbury Poyntington Priddie Polesham Pill Pitcombe Pilton Rodney Stoke Redlinche Shapwhick South Wotton Stratton on the Force Stokeland Stoake Sutton epi. South brent Stone Staffordell South Cadburie Shepton Mallet South Barrowe Shepton Mountague Stowell Street Temple Combe Upton Noble Wells City Wookey Week Wike Worseway West Cramere West Combe Wyncanton Wydcome Weare Walton Wales West Lidford Whethill VVanstrowe VVedmore VVestbury VVest pennard VVhateley Yenston Yarlington The bounds of this Classis are from Axmouth and River by and including Bitsham Weare Priddie Chewton Froome Frary Cuclington Henstridge Poyntington Corton South Barrow Lidford street Walton Shapwick over Ba●●nbridge and ends at Grange mouth and when they they are in a capacity to subdivide then the Classis of Wells is to be divided from East Lidford including in it Stone Doulting and Stokeland Ministers Mr. Sam. Oliver de Wells Mr. Fletcher de Meere Mr. Robert Balsum de Shepton Mallet Mr. Purifie Middleham de Westbury Mr. John Whiteburne de Crosecombe Peter Glasbrooke de Streete Mr. Ben. Whitchott de North Cadbury Mr. Richard Allen de Ditchett Mr. Richard Allen de Batcombe Mr. William Parker de Bruton M. Christopher Reede de Cloforde Mr. Richard Fairecloth de Melles Mr. William Wright de Froome Mr. Iohn Darli●de Temple Combe Elders Sir John Horner of Melles Knight Sir Robert Gorges of Redlinch Knight Mr. Justice Rolle of Shapwicke George Horner of Cloford Esq William Strode of Downeside Esq Lisl bone Long of Stratton Esq Thomas Horner of Lye Esq Thatcher of Queen Cammell Henry Alben of Upton John Sanders of Bruton William Cornish of Alhampton Stephen Ashford of North Cadbury Francis Plympton of Wincanton John Keene of Wincanton William Ridout of Charlton Musgrave Richard Bingham of Henstridge John Accort of Rodden Thomas Millard of Preistley Jo. Pranket of Bayford William Bennet of Bruham John Weare of Temple Combe George Millard of Shepton William Tucker of Doulting Thomas Salmon of Wells Stephen Hasket of Wells Joseph Gallhampton of Wells Aaron Mito of Croscombe Richard Dale of Glaston Richard Hippesley of Wookey Jeffery Austen of Glastonbury Abraham Gundery of Streete William Meade of Streete The Classis of Ilchester and Ilmister Ashington Abbots He Adber Ashhill Bingham Barrington Broadway Babcarie Berwick Butleigh Brympton Chisleburrowe Compton Dandon Crewkehorne Charde Chilton Combe St. Nicholas Chilterne Domer Clauseworth Cudworth Chynnocke Chellington Curry Evill Cricket Thomas Chilton Donyett Dunington East Charlton East Coker Evill Burrowe East Dolish Evylton alias Yeauylton Fivehead George Hynton alias Henton Hewish