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Historic People

Most of the people in this website are from the 20th Century, but there are also a number of historic figures that are included. They are grouped together in this part of the site.

  • A Brief Account of the Life of George Crabbe, Rector of Muston

    A Brief Account of the Life of George Crabbe, Rector of Muston

    Poet, Naturalist, Local Historian
  • John Cullen 1838 - 1914

    John Cullen 1838 - 1914

    Clergyman poet - Curate St Mary the Virgin, Bottesford 1869 - 1874
  • Militia Men, Recruits and Volunteers

    Militia Men, Recruits and Volunteers

    Bottesford Men in C18th and C19th Military Records
  • The Mystery of Edmund Roos

    The Mystery of Edmund Roos

    Property and Genealogy during the Wars of the Roses and the reign of Henry VII.
  • The Rev. Canon Frederick John Norman

    The Rev. Canon Frederick John Norman

    Rector of St Mary's Church Bottesford (1846-1889)
  • George Crabbe 1754-1832

    George Crabbe 1754-1832 (12)

    The life of the poet and Rector of Muston.
  • Earls of Rutland

    Earls of Rutland (5)

    An introduction to the Earls whose monuments are in the chancel of St Mary's, Bottesford.
  • Lady Elizabeth, Countess of Rutland

    Lady Elizabeth, Countess of Rutland (16)

    Daughter of Sir Philip Sydney and wife of the Fifth Earl of Rutland, poetess and friend of playrights.
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