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Masters
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Warwick is the County town of Warwichshire,
England and is situated twenty miles south of Birmingham.
The County Records Office (CRO) holds many of the original records
relating to the Masters family in the area.
During this period in Warwick's history there were Quakers in
the area, and there were also quaker links with Charlecote.
Warwick boasts an impressive castle which figured in the English
Civil War 1642 to 1648, and is still well preserved. |
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Warwick Castle |
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Some Masters were living in Warwick in the 17th, 18th and 19th century.
Several of the family were born there, before moving to Charlecote.
Many Masters are buried in church-yards at Warwich including |
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The family has been traced to addresses in Warwick at
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See also:- |
Map of Warwick |
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Warwick areas of interest |
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Coten End,Warwick
from the Crown Hotel looking
towards Emscote Road |
St Mary's Church,
Warwick |
St Nicholas Church,
Warwick |
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- Monumental inscriptions for St Mary, Warwick |
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- Monumental inscriptions for St Pauls, Warwick |
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- Monumental inscriptions for Cemetery, Birmingham Road, Warwick |
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Link to Warwickshire areas |
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Cities and Towns |
- Bedworth
- Coalville
- Coleshill
- Kenilworth
- Lapworth
- Leamington Spa
- Market Bosworth
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- Nuneaton
- Rugby
- Shipston on Stour
- Southam
- Stratford-upon-Avon
- Warwick
- Wellesbourne
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