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Topic: Where was Thomas born? (Read 184 times)
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forester
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There is an Urlam/Irlam, part of Manchester.
One reference on A2A to Arlum (Hill Close), Redbourne.
Phil
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Lady Di
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The second letter isn't a "r" as it doesn't match the "r' in the word "born".
I agree with the - - lam, possibly with the first being an "a" which really only leaves Aclam. I can't find anything closer than that.
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Koromo
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Googling around I came across a reference to Sir Ingram Boynton of Aclam. Also mentioned is Barmston in Yorkshire, which appears to be on the coast of East Riding on a modern map.
This from Google Books
Cheers
Koromo
Added: (a variety of spellings)
http://www.boyntons.us/yorkshire/generalinformation/hull02.html
"Sir Walter de Bouyngton, lord of Aclum ..."
http://www.boyntons.us/yorkshire/generalinformation/boyntonanton.html
"The Mannors of Acclam and Skailing are holden of the Mannor of Yarum, of Peter Bruse, Knight ..."
An archived RootsWeb post:
http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/GEN-MEDIEVAL/2007-05/1179945393
"Henry Boynton of Acklam (d. 1495) who married an East Yorkshire lady,
Margaret at See. Her father Martin at See held the coastal manors of
Barmston (6 miles south of Bridlington) and neighboring Winkton, among
other properties ..."
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MarieC
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The second letter of the word is almost identical to the "c" in some seventeenth century wills I'm currently struggling to transcribe! So I would vote for Aclam. (Goodness knows why they wrote "c" like that - doesn't look anything like it, to me!  )
MarieC
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