Does anyone have information on the Wintours who lived in Nass in the mid 17th century. I have traced my family tree to Christopher Wintour whose father was William but cannot work out which William Wintour this was
I have done extensive research on the Lydney Wintours & have numerous family trees if I can help anyone with their research.
Owlwinter

Gloucestershire Archives http://www.gloucestershire.gov.uk/index.cfm?articleid=15434 has :-

Manor of Nass
Survey of Sir J(ohn) Wynter's demesne lands, made under an Act of Parliament for the sale of estates forfeited for treason to the Commonwealth 1651

and many Wyntour related documents

also WINTER family

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Gloucestershire County Council Archive Search on line:

http://ww3.gloucestershire.gov.uk/DServe/DServe.exe?dsqApp=Archive&dsqDb=catalog&am...

Quick Search for Wintour - click on overview of records - and then go to

No. 14 - Wintour family

I've found that Sir Edward Wintour owned several farms in Nass. His son, William ( brother of Sir John) bought the freehold of 3 farms leased to him in 1652 & he had a son, Christopher. This is probably the Christopher I am looking for
Another possibility is a Christopher Wintour who is recorded as having "a messuage & divers lands at Alleston"( which Sir John had leased in 1623 & bought the freehold of in 1659. This Christopher is mentioned as being a cousin by the son of Alice/ Agnes Wintour & Thomas Wilson
Thanks for the two replies Though as a computer novice I found it difficult to access the Gloucester info.
Owlwinter

Although 2-3 years out-of-date - is there any way of obtaining details of the William Wintour's 1652 freehold details and, in particular, of his son Christopher. I believe I am descended from 'a' Christopher Winter/Wintour of Lindney whose son William was baptized in 1691.

Hi

I am researching the Wintours. Do you know of an Edith (Edeth) Wintour please ? She may have married Christopher Willoughby in 1634

Thanks