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1. www.familysearch.org › en › wikiBrentwood, Essex Genealogy • FamilySearch

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   Jun 13, 2024 · Guide to Brentwood, Essex ancestry, family history, and genealogy. Parish registers, transcripts, census records, birth records, marriage records, and death records.

2. www.brentwoodhistory.co.uk › the-brentwood-schoolBrentwood History - The Brentwood School - Brentwood History

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   The Brentwood School. Built 1568. Established in 1557 and formally granted in 1558 by Queen Mary I, the school was founded as The Grammar School of Antony Browne. Sir Antony Browne, the founder, obtained the license to establish the school, and the first appointed schoolmaster, George Otway, began his tenure in 1558.

3. www.oldbrentwoods.com › pages › archivesArchives | Brentwood School Association

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   There is a wealth of material for documenting the history of the School, its pupils and staff, in the School Archives, some of which can be found on the Brentwood Heritage website. To view our Heritage website and the Brentwood School Digital Archives, please click on the button below.

4. brentwood-heritage.daisy.websds.netBrentwood School | Digital Archives

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   The editions (usually three per year) have been digitized up to 1945. To search on names, places or subjects, please use the Search Box above. Alternatively you can browse pdf scans of The Brentwoodian, and other resources, by choosing the 'Browse' tab.

5. www.brentwoodschool.co.uk › we-are-brentwoodBrentwood History | Brentwood School

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   Brentwood School's history begins in 1557 during Mary Tudor's reign. The school has grown over the centuries from a boys school to Co-Ed, from Senior to all-through.

6. archaeologydataservice.ac.uk › archives › viewHistoric Building Recording at Brentwood School

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   English Heritage level 3 record of five late 19th and early 20th century structures on the southern end of Brentwood School prior to redevelopment as a new sixth form centre. The main building, Otway House, is a former vicarage built in 1877 and acquired by the school in 1927.

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   Who built Brentwood School?

   • In 1557 Sir Antony Browne, the Lord Chief Justice, acquired the land on which Brentwood School was first built. During Mary Tudor's reign, hundreds of Protestants were burned at the stake and a well-known Brentwood Protestant, William Hunter, was ordered by Sir Antony Browne to be executed.

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   When was the brentwoodian published?

   • The Brentwoodian was first produced in 1891 and gives details of school events, sports, societies, academic achievements, staff and governors, as well as short stories and poems by pupils. The editions (usually three per year) have been digitized up to 1945. To search on names, places or subjects, please use the Search Box above.

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   What is a Brentwood School Magazine?

   • The school magazine, The Brentwoodian, is the most comprehensive record of the school. The Brentwoodian was first produced in 1891 and gives details of school events, sports, societies, academic achievements, staff and governors, as well as short stories and poems by pupils. The editions (usually three per year) have been digitized up to 1945.

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   Why did Sir Antony Browne find Brentwood School?

   • During Mary Tudor's reign, hundreds of Protestants were burned at the stake and a well-known Brentwood Protestant, William Hunter, was ordered by Sir Antony Browne to be executed. This act may have led Sir Antony Browne to found Brentwood School.

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8. www.essexlive.news › news › essex-news10 things you’ll only understand if you went to Brentwood School

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   Aug 12, 2018 · Former Brentwood School student Alex Pattle has taken a look back on his time there and created a light-hearted list of things you’ll only understand if you have or are studying at the prestigious boarding school.