Hugh Jr. Raynbird
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| Born | 1825 | ||||||||
| Died | 1914 | ||||||||
| Residence |
Garrison Gateway, Old Basing, Basingstoke | ||||||||
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Proposed by E.W. Brabrook; seconded by T.A. Joyce 1903.10.27
In A10:3 looks like Hugh Raynbird - and is this in lists
In A63 his name is given as Hugh Rayubirsky Jr
1907.01.05 It was resolved that the following who are more than three years in arrears should be struck off the list of Members: Mr A.M. Broacha, Mr R.N. Hall, Mr H. Raynbird jr.
Notes From Elsewhere
? dates from announcement of death of mr Hugh Edward Raynbird in Reading Mercury, Berkshire
Just within the garrison gate we cross the canal, and are joined by three friends, who give us much valuable local information. They are Hugh Raynbird, Esq., the Steward of the Hackwood Estate, Mr. Bartlett, who acts as the caretaker of this historic site, and Mr. Hall, the village blacksmith, to one and all of whom our best thanks are due.
after an interval at Basingstoke for lunch, a move was made for Old Basing, permission having been given by Mr. H. Raynbird, steward to Lord Bolton, to visit the historical ruins of Basing House
William and Hugh Raynbird are not well known in the geological world. They appear to be agriculturalists and land surveyors.
Hugh E. Raynbird born Wickham Skeith, Suffolk
Publications
External Publications
On the agriculture of Suffolk Including the Report to which the Prize was awared by the Royal Agricultural Society of England (Google eBook) By William Raynbird, Hugh Raynbird, 1849. 324 pages
