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Notable Brinds
Alan Brind (not my father) won the Young Musician of the Year. His father was also a Walter Brind and came from a long line of Walter Brinds.
Alfred Brind a well known character in Highworth referred to in a book called Highworth & About by P J (Jack) Archer.
Anthony Brin, sentenced to transportation in March 1728, Hampshire.
| Bill Brind, |
| Bryony Brind, born 1960, the ballerina is a relative of General Sir James Brind. Her father was a marine who was badly wounded in Aden. One of David's relatives. |
| Clarence Brind, sailor & entomologist. |
| David Brind |
| Major General Sir (Edward?) Brind, who was photographed by Jabez Hughes on the Isle of Wight in 1870. |
Donald Malcolm Brind, journalist, and others. Failed to quash the ban on IRA supporters speaking in broadcasts, in an appeal to the House of Lords in February 1991.
| Brigadier Frederic Brind, (1802-1857) who joined the Bengal Artillery in about 1822. He was repeatedly mentioned in despatches during the First and Second Sikh wars of 1845/6 and 1848/9 and died during the Indian Mutiny of 1857. A relative of David. |
Frederick William Brind, Esquire, the Court Lodge, Chelsfield, Kent, claimed a crest consisting of a dester cubit arm erect holding the head of a broken spear, all proper. Nil sine labore. Mentioned in Fairbairn's Book of Crests, TC & EC Jack, London WC, 34 Henrietta St. 1905.
| George Walter Richard Brind, Secretary General Stock Exchange 1971-75.b.13 Oct 1911. Son of late Walter Charles and late Mary Josephine m. 1942 Joyce Graham. Two daughers.
Address 7 Amberley Close,Send, Woking, Srrey. Phone Guildfordd 223762. Died 13 June 1988. |
| Freddie & James Brind drummer boys in the Gordon Highlanders before they were captured by the Japanese. Also note fictional drummer boy (Ingoldsby legend) turned into a radio play, based on Salisbury plain and naming two brothers called Brand. |
| Gemma Brind Ballroom dance competitor at national level. |
| Harry Brind, Head groundsman at The Oval.
See Harry's son Paul, also a successful groundsman. |
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Accession held in the University of Melbourne Archives
Brind's Limited. Merchants and Liquor Distillers located at Ballarat
Historical Note: Henry Brind, an English Chemist, became Secretary at Myers' Ballarat Distillery in 1870, and later acquired it as Henry Brind and Company. It was one of Victoria's oldest registered companies. The business was restructured in 1914, and in 1922 merged to become part of Federal Distillers Pty. Ltd., and ultimately United Distillers Pty. Ltd. of Corio. |
| Ira Brind, president of Brind Investments Inc., which specializes in private equity, real estate and hedge funds. He is an investment advisor for North Castle Partners and CMS Companies. A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania ( A.B., 1963 ) and University of Pennsylvania Law School ( J.D., 1967 ), he is the former CEO of Brind Leasing Corporation, a truck leasing company. |
| General Sir James Brind (1808-1888) of the Royal (Bengal) Artillery who died in 1888, who played a memorable part in the siege of Delhi in 1857.
Educated at East India Company's College Addiscombe. 2nd Lieut Bengal Artillery 1827. Captain 1845.Major 1856. Colonel 1861. Major-general 1867. Royal Artillery 1877. Distinguished himself at Siege ofDellhi 1857. C.B. 1858. Commanded division Bengal Army 1873-8. A relative of David. |
| General Sir John Edward Spencer Brind (1878-1954). A relative of David. |
| The Battle of Agincourt happened in 1415 and a Brind may have been one of the archers. An online database reveals that
Simon Brynde an Archer served under Sir John Blount with the commander Humphrey, the Duke of Gloucester on an expedition to France in 1417. Maybe he just missed Agincourt, maybe he went on the earlier campaign as well. Anyway the reference number is TNA_E101_51_2 (membrane m6). The source for this info is http://www.medievalsoldier.org |
| James Brine Tolpuddle Martyr. |
| See Swing Riots for more about Brind connections to agricultural riots. |
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Brindley, James {brin'li} English engineer (1716-1772). With Thomas Telford, John McAdam, and John Metcalfe, Brindley was one of the first generation of engineers who brought about improvements in methods of transport, so essential to the industrial society emerging during the 18th century. Born in Derbyshire, he was apprenticed to a millwright and so brought into contact with the technological problems of the times. Though he had little education, he overcame this handicap by his ability to put across his schemes in drawings and sketches.
He set up in business on his own in 1742, draining mines and improving the pumps operated by steam engines. In 1759 he was asked by the Duke of Bridgewater to direct the construction of a canal from Worsley to Manchester. Brindley revised the projected route and stopped water seeping away by using puddled clay for the canal bed. The brilliant success of this canal, which established his reputation, inaugurated the canal-building mania of the late 18th century. Even if financial resources were somewhat over committed, a means had been found to transport the raw materials and manufactured goods of the Industrial Revolution cheaply and safely long before there was any means of carrying bulk commodities by rail and much longer still before it was possible by road. Brindley went on to build about 300 miles of canal, including the Grand Trunk Canal, linking Manchester with the Potteries, Derby, and Birmingham.
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'Squire' John Brind of Liddington Manor, died in 1866 at the age of 92, still a bachelor.
| Joan Evelyn Brind (Madame Lalagia) 1907 - 1999. Ballerina, Spanish dancer and author. |
| Mr J and Maria Fitz Brind, . The Brind Mansion was built in 1908 for Mr. and Mrs. J. Fitz Brind. Mr. Brind owned extensive mining interests which included substantial ownership in the Butterfly-Terrible Mining Company. |
| Dr Joel Brind Professor of biology who believes abortions lead to breast cancer. |
| Matthew Brind |
Julian Brind, MW, a master of wine (probably from Waitrose).
Julian has 40 years' experience in the wine trade. In 1967 he won both a Bourse de Voyage Scholarship and the Vintners Scholarship. He passed his Master of Wine examination in 1970 and joined Waitrose the following year. Julian has been Vice Chairman of the Institute of Masters of Wine and was Chairman in 1993. He was also Chairman of the Institute's Examining Panel for many years and President of the Wine and Spirit Association in 2002. Julian is now a Consultant for Waitrose.
Mrs (Mary?) Brind, Wife of Walter Brind, goldsmith, Foster Lane. 11 Jan 1791 (Gentleman's Magazine 93). .
| Mary Brind, Brind who predicted her death, bought a coffin and waited in her room |
Paul & Honor Brind run a guest house called Burrow Hall at Staveley, near Kendal, Cumbria, part of the lake district.
| Matthew Brind, a composer and musical director for West End hits. |
| Admiral Sir (Eric James) Patrick Brind, (1892-1963).
Educated: Osborne & Dartmouth. Midshipman 1909 at Battle ofJutland 1916. Captain 1933. Chief of staff to commander in chief home fleet, 1940. Involved in destruction ofBismarck 1941. C.B. 1944. Served in Pacific Fleet 1944-6. K.C.B. 1946 Organised escape of Amethyst from Yangtse. G.B.E. 1951. NATO 1951-3. A relative of David. |
| Percy Brind, a Sergeant , who died at Ladysmith during the Boer War in South Africa. One of David's relatives. |
| Richard Brind, educated as a chorister of St Paul's Cathedral. He afterwards became organist of the cathedral (1707-1718) and died a bachelor in March, 1718. Buried in the vaults of St Paul's. There is a record in the Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society Museum in Devizes (R.Vol XLVIII) of a chorister and/ or scholar at a school in Salisbury Close in 1696 called Richard Brind. |
| Val Brind can be seen on UK TV, Monday through till Fri 7pm -2am (or there abouts) on smartliveblackjack.com - SKY CHANNEL 869. If you don't have Sky, you can still view it via the web site. It may be an idea to log in and have BRND somewhere in your username so she knows you are a fellow Brind. |
| Vanessa Brown /Tessa/Smylla Brind, was a Hollywood actress who was said to be embarrassed about being smart.. |
| William Brind, who set up the Brind Charity to create a night school. |
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Susan Brind Morrow. Author and translator of Arabic poetry, her first book, The Names of Things: A Passage in the Egyptian Desert, was one of three finalists for the PEN/Martha Albrand Award for the Art of the Memoir for 1997. She then wrote The Hum of Bees, A Civilization Made of Flowers, Wax and Light for Harper's in August of 1998. Her second book Wolves and Honey: A Hidden History of the Natural World, published in 2004, was about the Finger Lakes Region of New York state where she lives on a farm. |
Walter Lannoy Brind author of The Land of Prosperity. A few words of the greatest value to young men and women in England who find that country too small and who wish to make money and get the best out of life. By one who has done it [With a portrait]. Liggett & Gagnier Detroit [1906].
Captain William Darby Brind (Whaler) one of the first pioneers in the north island of New Zealand owned considerable land at Kororarike (now Russell) in 1836. He was probably the first person to discover gold in the north island (in 1823).
Various newspapers, including The Times, The Independent, The Guardian & The West London Observer.
'Criminal Ancestors: A Guide to Historical Criminal Records in England & Wales by David T Hawkings ISBN 0 86299 817 4'.
The Complete Book of Emigrants in Bondage by Peter Wilson Coldham.
'Family History Knowledge UK 1992/93 by Keith & Tracey Park' Copies available from Family History Club, Computer Club Ltd, 19 Penybryn, Mountain Ash, Mid Glam CF45 3TK phone/Fax 0443 475900. ISBN 1- 873594 03 8.
Musgrave's Obituary (published by the Harleian Society).
'Surnames' by Ernest Weekley MA, third edition published 1936 by John Murray, Albermarle Street, London W.
A Dictionary of Selected Jewish Names By Benzion C Kaganoff.
Dictionary of First Names, by Patrick Hanks & Flavia Hodges.
London Street Names by Gillian Bebbington.
Victorian Things by Asa Briggs.
Maj-General Stubb's 'History of the Bengal Artillery'.
'A Gazette of the most remarkable places in the world; with brief notices of the principal historical events and of the most celebrated persons connected with them to which are annexed references to books of history, voyages, travels etc. intended to promote the improvement of youth in geography, history and biography. By Thomas Bourn, teacher of writing and Geography, Hackney.' Third edition 1822
Black Death to Industrial Revolution, a social and economic history of England. Pauline Gregg.
Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Place Names by Eileen Ekwall [47th edition 1960].
Michele Brown: The New Book of First Names.
Hampstead, Building a Borough, 1650-1964 by F.M.L. Thompson.
Professor F M L Thompson's Hampstead: Building a Borough 1650-1964 (1974)
The Heart of a Village, an intimate history of Aldbourne by Ida Gandy ISBN 0-86299-874-3
| Date | Name | Data | Ref | |
| 1188 | Brend(le) | A place in Yorkshire La Brend 1254 LeBrend(e) 1289 | A H Smith's The Placenames of the East Riding of Yorkshire & York (English Placename Society vol (XIV) | |
| C1200 | Henricus B | Lived in reign of King John (1199-1216) | Sir Thomas Phillipps? | |
| Thomas Brend | Granted land at Rusteshall (Rushall) Wilts | WRs Hungerford Canterbury Vol XLIX page 57 para 220 | ||
| 1220-C1250 | Thomas Brend | Witness at Rushall Wilts | --"--- page 59, para 225 | |
| Thomas Brend | Rushall boundary Wilts | ---"--- page 59, para 227 | ||
| Thomas Brend | Witness at Rushall Wilts | ---"---para 59, para 228 | ||
| Thomas Brend | Rushall boundary Wilts | ---"---para 60, para 333 | ||
| 1272-1238 | Symon del Brend & Richard del Brynd | Freemen of York | Register of Freemen of York | |
| 1259 | Robert-Brend | de Shering | Clone Rolls Vol x page 442, para 1259 | |
| 1273 | Gilbert Brend | Staffordshire | Rotul; Hundredorum (2 vols London 1812, 1818) | |
| C 13 Cent | Adam Brende Geoffrey Brends Henry Brende |
Manor of Inkpen, Berks | Berks Record Office Personal Names Index D/EC. M67, 68, T18/9-12, 18/18-21, 18/5-13, 18/14-15-19 |
| Date | Name | Data | Ref | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1303 |
Walter Brende |
In Salisbury Castle gaol for robbery near Bristol, Bradford & Marlebury (at 437 he is shown at Walter Brend(e) |
WRS Vol XXXIII-Gaol Delweay & Trailbaston page 89 para 387 96/428 96/429, 97/437 | 1304 |
Walter Brende |
Stealing at Wyteparsshe, Wilts & Faythamp (?), Hants- hanged |
WRS Vol XXXIII ---"--- page 99, para 464 | 1310 |
John Brende |
Stony Stratford, Bucks |
Calendar of Patent Rolls Vol IV E2 page 308 para 1310 | 1327 |
Geoffrey de Brende |
Subsidy Rolls Suffolk |
Rotul; Hundredorum | 1327 |
Adam Brend |
Subsidy Rolls Worcestershire (Hampton & Benigworth) |
Rotul; Hundredorum (Sir Thomas Phillips - Phillips Robmam C289 New Bodleian Library page 149-153) | 1327 |
Symon le B |
Rebuilding of Corfe Castle |
Sir Thomas Phillips? | 1339 |
Simon Breynde |
Rushall Wilts boundary |
WRS Vol XLIX Hungerford Canterbury page 67, para 259 | 1341 |
Thomas del Brende |
Beverle Yorkshire |
Calendar of Fine Rolls Vol V page 211 | |
| Date | Name | Data | Ref | |||||||||||||||||||||
| 1361 |
John del Brend |
Yorkshire |
Calendar of Patent | Rolls Vol XII E3 page 150 para 1361 1363 |
Henry Brende |
Baltonesburgh (possibly Baltonsborough?), Somerset |
---"--- page 426 | para 1363 1364 |
Simon Brende |
Propery at Rushall passes to kinswomen |
WRS Vol XLIX Hungerford | Canterbury page 69 partas 268, 269 1371 |
William Brende |
Dartmore, Devon |
Calendar of Patent | Rolls E3 Vol XV page 172 1394 |
Richard Brende |
William Brende Hold land in Manor of Santon (Colyngbourne Suthampton) |
WRS Vol XLI Feet of | Fines 1377-1509 page 36, para 171 1399 |
Brynde |
Place in Yorkshire |
Calendar of Patent | Rolls R2 Vol VI page 479 |
| Date | Name | Data | Ref |
| C1400 | John, Walter Roger B | Men, horses, billmen, pikemen and harness raised to help in the war against France | Sir Thomas Phillipps |
| 1460 | Simon B | Rushall | Sir Thomas Phillipps? |
| 1460 | Simon B | Wanborough | Sir Thomas Phillipps? |
| 1461 | Henry Brende | London | Calendar of Fine Rolls EIV, HVI page 17 |
| 1482 | John Brend | Senior Quitclaim on property in Highworth Wilts | WRO 1337/6 |
| 1484 | Brynde | Manor of Brynde, Wressle, Yorkshire | Class Rolls EIV EV, RIII page 365 para 1225, page 379, para 1353 |
| 1487 | Richard Brynd | Wanborough | Sir Thomas Phillipps 9TP1866, Caps 6. 19/1 folio 55 No66 ?Dept of Painted Books Bodleian Library |
| 1493 | William Brend | Norfolk, Suffolk | Caldar of Fine Rolls Vol XXII page 195 para 471 |
| 1497 | John Brynde | Husbandman of Southampton Grant & Quitclaim on property in Highworth, Wilts | WRO 1337/7 |
| Date | Name | Data | Ref |
| 1514 | John Brynde | Inquisition at Wilton, Wilts | WRS Vol XXVIII Extants of Debts E1-E1 page 49, para 62 |
| 1539 | Thomas Bryne | Wanborough- Harness | North Wilts Mustering |
| 1539 | Richard Brends | Elcombe-- Bill | North Wilts Mustering |
| 1539 | Thomas Brynde | Alderbourne- Archer | North Wilts Mustering |
| 1539 | Richard Brynde | Highworth, Harnes/td> | North Wilts Mustering |
| 1539 | John Bryn | Bill, sword, Dagger | North Wilts Mustering |
| 1539 | Edmund Brynde | Marston- Horse, Harnes | North Wilts Mustering |
| 1543 | Edmund Brynde | Marston, Wilts will | PROB 11/29 |
| 1543 | Thomas B | Wanborough purchased Stanton Fitzherbert Manor | Sir Thomas Phillipps? |
| 1544 | Rychard Brynde Thoms Brinde John Brinde Anthony Brinde |
Alderbourne Wilts Wanborough Wilts Wanborough, orphan in care of Thoms Brinde Wanborough- orphan |
Ley Subsidy Roll - Sir Thomas Phillipps (Phillipps Robinson C289 New Bodleian Library page 52-53) |
| 1545 | Thomas Brynde John Brynde Joan Brynde William Brynde Elizabeth Brynde Jane Brynde Junior |
Wanborough Wilts Ogbourne St George Wilts South Marston Wilts ---"--- ---"--- ---"--- |
WAS Vol X pares 22, 23, 24 List of Taxpayers (Sir Thomas Phillipps at C289 shows a John Brynd m hes last at Elcombe & Saltrope) |
| 1548 | Thomas Brynde | Grants his land at Castleton, Wilts, to John Goddard | Calendar of Patent Rolls IC Vol XII page 372 |
| Date | Name | Data | Ref |
| 1548 | John Brende | Esq Kings servant. Grant of annuity for Life | Calendar of Patent Rolls EV1 Vol 1 page 290 |
| 1548 | Thomas Brend | Essex | ---"--- page 276 |
| 1548 | Thomas Brende | London Scyrvenor Grant of late chantry & lands in Cumberland | ---"--- Vol II page 70 |
| 1548 | Thomas Brend | Chantry grant-- Hoorton Kirby | page ---"--- page 72 |
| 1549 | John Brende | arrears of annuity | ---"---- page 239 |
| 1550 | Robert Brend | Norfolk | ---"--- page 266 |
| 1550 | Thomas Brynd | Wanborough - Wilts Grant of land | __"___ Vol III page 202 |
| 1551 | Brend | A place in Lancashire | ---"--- Vol V page 360 |
| 1553 | Brynde | Manor of Brynde, Yorkshire | ---"--- page 180/181 |
| 1553 | William Brynde | Cornwall | ---"--- page 105 |
| 1555 | William Brynd | Inquisition at Crycklade (of South Marston?) | WRS Vol XXVIII Extents for Debts page 68 para 81 |
| 1557 | Brend | Manor of Brend alias Brynd, Wresell, Yorkshire | Calendar of Patent Rolls M Vol IV page 180 |
| 1557 | Joan Brynde | Marston, Wilts-- will | PROB 11/39 |
| 1558 | Thomas Brend | London - writer of court hand | Calendar of Patent Rolls M Vol IV page 238 |
| 1558 | John Brende | Esq Master of Berwick | ---"--- pages 12,71 |
| 1558 | John Brynde | Son & heir of Thoams Brynde of Wanborough Licence to enter upon lands as a result of Thomas's death |
Calendar of Patent Rolls IE Vol I page 97 |
| 1558 | Thomas Brende | Wanborough Wilts | Calendar of Inquisition Post Mortem 124/198 999/4 PRO E150/999/4 |
| 1559 | Thomas Brend | Surrey | ---"---257/68 |
| 1562 | John Brende | Wanborough Wilts. His property passes to his wife then to his brother Thomas (1536-1577) | ---"---132/28 1001/17 PRO E150/1001/17 |
| 1567 | Atny Bryne Wyllye Bryne Tomas Bryne John Bryne |
South Marston Rent | Memorial Records 84/34 Court-Book 1579-1663 A 148v, 49r, 49v |
| Date | Name | Data | Ref |
| 1559 | Thomas Brende | Scrivenor of London alias Estrgrenewich, Kent | ---"--- page 203 |
| 1559 | John Brynde | Licence of alienate property in Stanton Fitzherbert Wilts (john Brynd (1531) - 1562 of Wanborough?) | ---"--- |
| 1562 | John Brinde | Gent Wanborough Inquisition Post Mortem | PRO E150/1001/17 |
| 1566 | Thomas Brend | London scrivener | ---"--- Vol III page 490 para 2734 |
| 1566 | Thomas Brynde | Licence to alienate manors of Stanton Fitzwarren and Staunton Fitzherbert and lands in Staunton & Marston, Wilts (Thomas Brynd of Wanborough 1536-1577) | ---"--- page 362 para 2036 |
| 1570 | Thomas Brende | Thomas and his son Thomas annex manor of Westmalsey, Walton upon Thames | ---"--- Vol V page 147 |
| 1571 | Thomas Brynd Anthony Brynde |
Both of Wanborough, Wilts Ley Subsidy Roll |
Sir Thomas Phillipps Phillipps Robinson C289 New Bodleian Library |
| 1574/75 | Thomas Brynde | Wanborough Wilts (1536-1577) | Calendar of Patent Rolls.1 E Vol VI page 338 para 1822 page 394 para 2265 |
| Date | Name | Data | Ref |
| 1574 | William Brynde | South Marston, Wilts will | PROB 11/57 |
| 1575 | Thomas Brynde | Wanborough Wilts (1536-1577) Licence to alienate land at South Marston & Staunton Fitzherbert |
Calendar of Patent Rolls 1E Vol VI para 2363 |
| 1576 | John Brynd | Ogborne St George, Wilts | WAS Vol X List of Taxpayers page 102, 104 |
| 1576 | Thomas Brinde | Wanborough Wilts | WAS Vol X List of Taxpayers page 102, 104 |
| 1576 | Anthony Brinde | Wanborough Wilts | WAS Vol X List of Taxpayers page 102, 104 |
| 1577 | Thomas Brynde | Wanborough murdered (1536-1577) | Tower Misc. Rolls 458 Darell Paper folio 55 |
| 1578 | Thomas Brynde | Wanborough Pardon for his muderers | Calendar of Patent Rolls 1E Vol VII page 431 para 2863 |
| 1578 | Thomas Brynde | Kent | ---"--- page 451 para 2863 |
| 1578 | Thomas Brende | Kent | ---"--- page 417 pra 2759 |
| 1589 | John Brynd | Elected constable of Highworth Hundred Wilts | WAS Vol IV Minutes of Proceedings in Sessions 1563, 1574-1592 page 131 para 274 |
| 1592 | John Brende | Wanborough Lay Subsidy Roll | Sir Thomas Phillipps Phillipps Robinson C289 New Bodleian Library |
| 1595 | Thomas Brende | Inquisition at Marleborough | WRS Vol XXVIII page 149 Extants for Debts E1-E1 |
| 1597 | John Brynde | Wanborough Ley Subsidy Roll | Sir Thomas Phillipps C289 |
| 1599 | Thomas Brynde | Wanborough (1536-1577) Inquisition for Debt | WRS Vol XXVIII Extents for Debts E1-E1 page 160 |
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Mrs Beadle (Bendle?) Wallington, Surrey
Some references to th Brind family. Her mother's maiden name was Brind.
| John Brind, borne c.1562 (Wilts) (Alumin Oxon.) |
| John Brynd, alekeeper, Highworth 1620 (Early tradesmen) |
| John Brind, Wanborough, 1736 freeholder and voter |
| John Brind, The Inlands, Wanborough, ditto |
| William Br. Aldbourne 1770 |
| John, Mary, William 20 acres, Inclosure (Enclosure?) Award, Wanborough |
| Walter, Highworth, 1780; Wroughton 1796 ditto |
| John, 280 acres, Liddington, owner and occupier, Tithe Award |
| Charles Brownlow Brind, eldest son of Charles of Lee, Kent, born c. 1865, Balliol Coll. Oxford |
| Thomas, Jim, William, 1910 Aldbourne sheepshearers, photo (M. A. Crane, The Aldbourne Chronicle) |
| (From Lucy's Guides of Marlborough) Aldbourne |
| 1873-85 T. wood and coal merchant |
| 1903-22 T. hay and straw tier; 1925 no occupation |
| 1873-1922 J. (sheep dipper and thatcher) |
| 1926-33 W.J. Back Lane, Butts; J. market gardener |
| 1947-65 W.J. Box Tree Cottage |
| 1947 W.M. West Street |
| 1947-58 E.M. 4 The Butts |
| 1962 Prudence E. 4 The Butts |
| 1927-39 William, thatcher (Kelly Dir.) |
| Thoms Brind of Marlborough was attended by Richard Murll of Somerset. Brind had suddenly fallen down in the street and was dead by the time Murll arrived d. 17 Aug. 1816. Inquest in Presentments, p53. |
| The family Brind | |
| 1637 | Brinds in Aldbourne (Mrs Walker) |
| 1664 | William Brind lived in cottage in The Green next door to No 14 (Mr Robertson) (See Deeds of No 14) |
| 1692 | Thomas Brind bought No 14 The Green for £50 |
| 1738 | Wm Brind son of Thos B sold no 14 to Stephen Warren |
| 1772 | Wm B listed as a Freeholder entitled to vote |
| 1749 | Richd B lived in cottage N of Oak |
| 1842 | Mrs Herefords mother was the wife of a Brind and her Grandfather was John Dewe who worked for W Rowland of Ramsbury. He received a certificate of this date with £2 for rearing a family of 10 with least parochial relief (see Certificate with Mrs Hereford) |
| 1862 | Wm Brind and Rebecca Lambourn lived at No 14 The Green |
| 1892 | Thos B member of 1st Parish Council |
| 1895 | Wm Brind lived in cottage and smithy at the North end of present Blacksmiths row on south St near Bay House and Fashment Bridge |
| 1925 | Up to this date Thos Brind - Hurdle and Rope Maker lived in the house at bottom of Back Lane |
| 1950 or earlier | a Brind was the hairdresser at Paddington Station |
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Brend, Brent, Brind Gilbert Brende 1273 RH (St); Adam Brend, John Brent 1327 SRWo; Hugo le Brent 1279 RH (O); Geoffrey le Brende 1327 SRSf. Brend, Brent and Brind are ME forms of the past participle of OE beornan 'to burn'. 'The burnt', a nickname for a criminal who had been branded. cf.
Henry Brendcheke 1279 AssNb, Cutte Brendhers 1279 RH (C). cf. BRENNAN. (ii) Symon del Brend 1318 FrY. Here brend is used topographically of 'burnt land', hence, 'dweller by the burnt land' as at Brind (ERYorks), Brende 1188 P.v. also BRENT. |
The Oxford English Dictionary, Volume I A-B, Oxford at the Clarendon Press, 1933, has the following entries:
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Brinded (bri-nded), a. arch. Forms; 5 brende, 5-8 brended, 7 breended, 6- brinded. [Primary form app. brended, whence on one side BRANDED, q. v., on the other brinded. Brende, which occurs in Lydgate, is identical with one of the contemporary forms of burnt, burned (see BURN v.) ; nevertheless, taken with the fuller brended, it points to a secondary vb. brend-en, a possible derivative of brand 'burning, brand'.. The sense appears to be marked as by burning or 'branding . Prof. Skeat compares [cel. brindottr brindled, f. brand fire-brand.] Of a tawny or brownish colour, marked with bars or streaks of a different hue; also gen. streaked, spotted; brindled. 1430 LYDG. Min. Poems 202 On them she wyl have a bonde, As weel of bayard as of brende [rime-wd. rende] And yit for sorelle she wyl stonde. 1496 Bk.St. Albans, Fysshynge 28 A grete brended flye that bredith in pathes of medowes. 1589 GREENE Menaph. (Arb.) 86 Ah, Doron., thou art as white As is my mothers Calfe, or brinded Cow. 1605 SHAKS. Macb. iv. t i Thrice the brinded Cat hath mew'd. 1611 COTGR., Quatrville, diuersified, pide, or breended, streaked with one colour vpon another. 1621 MARKHAM Prev. Hunger (1655) 54 Your brended Cattell haue euer the goodliest Heads. 1667 MILTON P. L. vn. 466 The Tawnie Lion .. Rampant shakes his Brinded main. 1717 TICKELL Epist. Wks, (1807) 117 Thy brinded boars may slumber undismayed. 1774 JOHNSON West. Isl. Wks. X. 416 They have a race of brinded greyhounds. 1820 SHELLEY Witch Atl. vii, The brinded lioness led forth her young. Brindle (br-rnd'l), a. and sb. [App. deduced from brindled as if this consisted of brindle + -ed.] A. adj. = BRINDED, BRINDLED.
B. sb. a. Brindled colour, b. A brindled dog.
Brindle, v. dial. 'To be irritated, to show resentment, to bridle up.'
Brindled (bri-nd'ld), a. [A variant of the earlier BRINDED, prob. by assimilation to such words as kindled, mingled, perh. with some feeling of a diminutive sense.] 'Streaked, tabby,marked with streaks' (J.).
Brine (brain), sb. Forms : 1 bryne, 3-4 brin, 4 briyn, 4-7 bryne, 6 bryn, (7 broyn), 4-brine. [OE. bryne, brine, corresp. to MDu, brine fem., Du. brijn neuter, also Flem. brijne, brene fem. Ulterior history unknown.] 1. Water saturated, or strongly impregnated, with salt; salt water.
2 The water of the sea ; the sea. (Chiefly poet.) 1598 SYLVESTER Du Bartas i. iii. (1641) 22/1 Such is the German Sea .. and such th' Arabian Brine. 1610 SHAKS. Temp. i. ii. 2II All but Mariners Plung'd in the foaming bryne 1637 MILTON Lycidas 95 On the levrl brine Sleek Panope with all her sisters played . 1738 C. WESLEY Psalms (1765) cxlvii While Monsters.. lash the foaming Brine 1805 WORDSW. Waggoner III. 85 The unluckiest hulk that stems the brine. 1841 LONGF. Ballad Fr. Fleet vii, The great ships, .sank like lead in the brine. 3. = Briny tears, poet.
4. Attrib. and Comb. a. General, as brine-bath, -house, -pit, -spring, -tub, -water, -well; brine-bound, -dripping, -soaked, adjs. |
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