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The Manor of Alderton 3 rd edition Fig. 14 Hall of Bradford as in the 1565 Visitation * Giles was important in the area, in 1546 he was the collector for the taxes, granted to Henry VIII, for a number of parishes and boroughs in 46
The Manor of Alderton 3rd edition northern Wiltshire, a position of some responsibility 116 . He was a JP for Wiltshire in the first year of the reign of Queen Elizabeth (1558) A few names other than the Gore’s have come down to us from this period and context gives a view of aspects of life in the sixteenth century; in these records Rafe Coxe 117 (in 1563), Mathew Davis 118 , Thomas and George Emly 119 , Thomas Sheppard 120 and Arthur Tyrell (all at Easter 1587) are recorded as receiving licenses to be badgers. Badgers were the persons licensed to buy corn and other victuals in one place and carry them elsewhere to sell at a profit. They were exempt from the punishment laid down for engrossers 121 Badgers 122 had to be more than 30, married and householders to apply for a license but this doesn’t mean they were people of great substance, those listed above are given as labourers and yeomen. The records show that the applicant was sponsored by someone else, but in none of the Alderton licenses was this the case – it is uncertain what this implies, if 116 Gore, T (1666) Syntagma Genealogicum or A genealogical treatise of the family of the Gores of Aldrington or Alderton p115 “Collector for the fifteenths and tenths granted by parliament 37 Hen 8 for Swanburgh, Stoforde, Roughborough regis, Roughbourgh Epi. Calne, Chippenham, Bishop’s Cannings, Wonderditch, Cheggelowe, Sterkley and the Burrough of the Divizes, Calne, Chippenham, Rowden and Malmesbury with the liberties of Rowden and Bromham” 117 Johnson, H C (ed) (1949) Minutes of the Proceedings in sessions 1563 and 1574 to 1592 Wilts. Rec. Soc. p 2 118 Johnson, H C (ed) (1949) ibid p5 119 Johnson, H C (ed) (1949) ibid p6 120 Johnson, H C (ed) (1949) ibid p12 121 Johnson, H C (ed) (1949) ibid Introduction ppxvi-xvii 122 The derivation is unclear – it may be that the licensed traders had to wear or carry a badge to show their licensed state – the penalty for unlicensed trade was high, £5 fines a time and, presumably, constraint of the goods involved (although the license itself was 5l a year….) 47
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