William Marshall
Mountsorrel’s Knight, William Marshall
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Court of Pie Powder
The Court of Pie Powder was a special court which sat in medieval times during fairs and markets. The purpose of the court was to settle disputes between merchants and customers as well as dealing with acts of theft and violence.
1914 – Mountsorrel Territorials and Yeomen go to war
Prior to the outbreak of war Mountsorrel men had been serving as volunteers with both the Leicestershire Regiment as Territorial soldiers and with the Leicestershire Yeomanry. With war declared they moved to their war stations.
Newsletters 2017
1891 CENSUS
The 1891 Census for England was taken on the night of 5 April 1891 to record all the individuals who had spent the night in the house. People who were travelling or living abroad were enumerated at the location where they spent the night on census night. The census comprised the whole of the civil […]
1901 Census
The 1901 census is divided into two districts and was taken on the night of 31st March 1901. CENSUS 1901 The enumerator for this part of the census was Mr.William George Darker. The area covered comprised ..”that part of the Parish of Mountsorrel which lies to the east of the Turnpike Road leading from Leicester […]
1881 Census
The 1881 census can be accessed in two ways. The Excel version downloads and can be edited and searched. The PDF version appears when clicked and is “read only” and can’t be searched.
The New Town and Borough of Mountsorrel
Mountsorrel is not listed in the Domesday Survey of 1086, and there is no evidence that it existed before the arrival of the Normans. The first recorded mention of Mountsorrel is in about 1148, in a charter made between the Earl of Chester and the Earl Leicester.
Mountsorrel United Charity
In 1874 on the June 23rd, a scheme agreed by the charity commission, proposed uniting four Mountsorrel charities. These were Richard Nidd’s Charity, the Consolidated Charities, Thomas Statham’s Charity and Joseph Danvers’ Charity. They were all to be administered by a single body of trustees; The new charity was called the Mountsorrel United Charity. The […]
Exhibition Inn
The Exhibition Inn was once situated at 32 Loughborough Road.The site is now an industrial premises