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THE BIG or OLD HOUSES of
CATISFIELD - and WHO LIVED WHERE, and WHEN |
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WORK-IN-PROGRESS |
doug glading |
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1841 Census says Catisfield had 33 houses |
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BUILT? |
DEMOL |
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INFO SOURCE |
COMMENTS |
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Anjou Cottages |
17xx |
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Location: Fishers Hill |
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Applegarth |
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location:
57 Catisfield Road. |
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Appleton Farm |
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location:
north side of Catisfield Road near Peak Lane at end of today's
Appleton Road |
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still active in 1955 |
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Blenheim House |
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location:
north side of Catisfield Road nearly opposite Peak Lane |
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Bunney?? |
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Broderick Lodge |
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Walker |
Mrs |
1920 Sep 14 |
P News |
Sale of he furniture & effects as she 'quiting' |
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Broderick Lodge |
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Frank |
Bunney |
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1927 |
Kelly's Dir of Hampshire |
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Broderick Lodge |
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Bunney |
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1939 |
F Museum |
various invoices |
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Catisfield Chateau |
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mentioned in book 'The Story of Fareham 1949 (privett) |
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Thomas |
Player |
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Catisfield Cottages |
18th century |
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located west side of Catisfield Lane just south of the Post Office now numbers
42-50 Catisfield Lane |
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Catisfield Cottages |
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1937/8 |
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2 cottages sold to Mr Bunney |
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Catisfield Cottages |
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1938 |
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Nums 1 and 2 sold to Nora Kathleen Fielder |
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Catisfield Cottage |
c. 1730 |
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located south side of Catisfield Lane near junction with Highlands Road |
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Grade II Listed |
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Cat Cottage |
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Ann |
Newman |
Mrs |
1836 |
Will |
see Cat Cons Area Assessemnt (widow of Capt
James Newman, sister of Edward Brace of Cat Lodge) |
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Cat Cottage |
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K N |
Brace |
Capt ? |
1842 Apl 23 |
Hamps Advertiser |
To let furnished, the
residence of Capt Brace with or
without 8 acres |
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Cat Cottage |
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Capt ? |
1847 Sep 18 |
Hamps Tele |
Auction on the premises of
content |
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Cat Cottage |
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1856 Jun 14 |
Hamps Tele |
advert- To Let |
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Cat Cottage |
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Elizabeth |
Brace |
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1871 |
census |
& Anna Elizabeth +
Eleanor Brace |
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Cat Cottage |
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1875 Sep 21 |
Sale notice The Times |
property auctioned by Smith
& Goldsmith |
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Cat Cottage |
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Amy Louisa |
North |
Hon. Mrs |
1878 |
Hampshire Directory ? |
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Cat Cottage |
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Lenox & Ellis/Ellin |
Napier |
Lt. |
1873 June 18 |
fam history |
Married. She nee Buddicom of Flintshire |
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Cat Cottage |
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Ellis |
Napier |
h'hold head |
1891 |
census |
with EllisWinifred aged 10
and William Rawdon 13 + 5 servants. ?Patrick b 1879, Ellin b 1881 |
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Cat Cottage |
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Napier |
Mrs |
1895 |
Hampshire Directory ? |
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Cat Cottage |
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Lenox |
Napier |
Commander |
1898 |
Kelly's Directory |
but Lenox died 21/1/86 in Aden |
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Cat Cottage |
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Napier |
Mrs |
1899 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Cat Cottage |
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William Rawdon |
Napier |
Admiral |
1903 |
Kelly's Directory |
Took over Cat Cottage when? |
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Cat Cottage |
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Harry Lennox |
Napier |
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1911 |
Radley College |
1911 Harry Lennox Napier, son of late Capt
Lennox Napier .. R.N., and of Mrs. Napier, of Catisfield Cottage, to Dorothy
Alyne Louisa, youngest daughter of the late James Mathias, and of Mrs.
Mathias, of Catisfield Lodge. |
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Cat Cottage |
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Napier |
Admiral |
1927 |
Kelly's Dir of Hampshire |
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Cat Cottage |
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J. P. |
Garnett |
Mr |
1927 Oct 17 |
The Times |
a letter |
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Cat Cottage |
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Kapler |
Admiral |
1931 Jul 24 |
P News |
wanting to ret accomodation |
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Cat Cottage |
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Ellin |
Napier |
Mrs |
1933 Mar 6 |
died |
will leaving £1011, probate
by William Napier retired Admiral |
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Cat Cottage |
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Napier |
Mrs |
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The old St Columba had
a stained glass window in memory of Mrs Napier |
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Cat Cottage |
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William Rawdon |
Napier |
Admiral |
1951 |
The Times |
he died there, funeral 13 Apl |
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Catisfield Croft |
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located south side of Catisfield Road |
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see also The Croft |
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Cat Croft |
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Tuck |
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1935 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Cat Dairy |
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Pink |
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1935 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Catisfied Farm |
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Catisfied Farm |
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James |
Bennett |
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1878 |
Hampshire Directory ? |
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Catisfied Farm |
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James |
Bennett |
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1881 Jul 30 |
Hamps Advertiser |
sale of 200 sheep |
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Catisfied Farm |
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Henry H & Hester |
Holliday |
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1901 |
census |
& Ellen Smith, Edith Smith, Mary North |
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Catisfield House |
early 18C ?1730 |
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located west side of Catisfield Lane south of the Post Office |
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grade II listed building |
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Cat House |
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Henry |
Cort??? |
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1789 |
Inventory |
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Cat House |
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Robert |
Biggs |
Vice-Ad |
1803Jul 11 |
The Monthly Mag |
died at Cat House |
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Cat House |
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Byam |
lieut-col |
1835 |
Annual Register, Volume 76 ed E Burke |
says 'the lady of Lt-Col E Byam had a daughter at Cat
House' |
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Cat House |
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George |
Taylor |
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1846 May 9 |
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infant son Keith
died at Cat House |
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Cat House |
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George |
Taylor |
JP |
1848 Apl 8 |
Sailsbury Jnl |
he appointed as a
magistrate for Hampshire |
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Cat House |
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Thomas Aston |
Coffin |
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1850 Mar 20 |
Sussex Advertiser |
Insolvency (he living with his father at Cat House) |
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Cat House |
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Cat House |
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1870 Oct 22 |
Hants Telegraph |
Cat House To Let. Residence with 33 acres |
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Cat House |
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William |
Greene |
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1873 Oct 3 |
Hants Telegraph |
Sale Notice of the furniture
and effects in consequence of the house being let. Inc 3 pianos. |
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Cat House |
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William |
Greene |
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1877 Jan 5 |
Hants Advertiser |
died at Hollam House,
formerly of Cat House. Executors
included Rose Elizabeth (daughter?) |
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Cat House |
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Henry Edward |
Leake |
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1878 |
Hampshire Directory ? |
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Cat House |
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Edwin |
Galt |
Col |
1880 Jan 21 |
Hants Telegraph |
Col Grant recommended the firm that moved him from
Emsworth to Catisfield |
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Cat House |
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Galt |
Col |
?? |
Alice James 1991 |
mentioned in her book |
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Cat House |
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Henry Somerset |
Leeke |
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1881 Apl 7 |
Bath Chronicle |
eldest son of Henry Edward married Emma Ley |
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Cat House |
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Francis Edward |
Brace |
lieut-col |
1890 Apl 21 |
P News, |
commited suicide Apl 20 at Cat House |
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Cat House |
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Francis Edward |
Brace |
lieut-col |
1890 Apl 22 |
P News, Hants Teleg |
inquest reports widely reported - said he was the owner |
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Cat House |
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1891 |
Census |
who was here then ????? |
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Cat House |
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Reginald William |
Peel |
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1893 |
Probate |
died May 21 |
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Cat House |
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Peel |
Mrs |
1895 |
Hampshire Directory ? |
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Cat House |
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Rose Elizabeth |
Greene |
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1897 |
deeds |
Conveyance to her by Ecclesciastical Commissioners for
England |
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Cat House |
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Marie Jeanne |
Buddicom |
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1816-1892? |
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(born Hownham Rn
b. 1816 d. 1892 at Cat House |
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Cat House |
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Peel |
Mrs |
1898 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Cat House |
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Peel |
Mrs |
1899 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Cat House |
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Cat House |
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Henry Lennox & Magdalen |
Peel |
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1901 |
Census |
and 6 others (servants?) |
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Cat House |
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Harry Lennox |
Peel |
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1903 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Cat House |
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H. L. |
Peel |
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1904 Sep 20 |
Ports News |
Sale notice - 450 lots of effects and furniture |
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Cat House |
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Peel |
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1907 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Cat House |
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Trustees |
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1917 |
willed by Rose Greene (d
1917) |
for the use and benefit of
poor ladies requiring a temporary convalescent home |
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Cat House |
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Broadley |
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1915 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Cat House |
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James Richard |
Broadley |
Capt |
1917 Aug 30 |
obit Folkeston Herald |
died in Southsea "late of Catisfield House" |
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Cat House |
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1923 May 16 |
Sale notice The Times |
with 61 acres, 12/13 bedrooms & 7 cottages |
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Cat House |
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1924 Feb |
The Times |
reported Cat House + 20 acres sold at auction |
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Cat House |
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Gerald Edward |
Maltby |
director Barclays Bank |
1924 Mar |
deeds |
he paid trustee £3,500 for House, 14.49 acres and 2
cottages |
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Cat House |
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Gerald Edward |
Maltby |
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1932 |
deeds |
he died 11/1932 |
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Cat House |
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Mabel |
Maltby |
Mrs |
1932 Sep 17 |
Ports News |
Sale notice - the furniture "having disposed of the
property" |
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Cat House |
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Imbert |
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1935 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Cat House |
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Henry Bouhier |
Imbert-Terry |
Lt Col Sir |
1938 Jan |
The Times |
Sir Henry Imbert-Terry of
Devon died at Catisfield House,
residence of his eldest son |
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Cat House |
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Alfred Mark |
Streten |
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1938 |
deeds |
bought it from Mrs Maltby.
He died 1944 |
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Cat House |
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Mary Louise |
Streten |
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1944 |
deeds |
she died 1961 |
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Cat House |
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Croucher |
Mrs |
1955 |
Alice James 1991 |
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Cat House |
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Alan |
Streten |
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1961 |
deeds |
inherited it |
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Cat House |
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Reginald Victor & Beryl
Marguerita |
Bates |
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1964 |
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Cat House |
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Meon Cross Boys School |
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Sep-65 |
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Principal = Mr Meredith |
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Cat House |
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became flats |
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Catisfield Lodge |
1807? |
1966 |
located south side of Catisfield Road near junction with Highlands Road - see eg
1895 map |
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Cat Lodge |
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Edward |
Brace |
Admiral Sir |
1843 |
his will - FP&P Aut67 |
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Cat Lodge |
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Francis |
Brace |
Capt |
1850 |
spectator |
died aged 56 |
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Cat Lodge |
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James Richard |
Dacres |
vice-admiral |
1853 |
Wikipedia |
he died there Dec4 aged 65 |
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James |
Mathias |
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Cat Lodge |
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Maria Harriett |
Mathias |
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an artist who
married James |
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Cat Lodge |
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James Richard |
Hanut |
vice-admiral |
1853 Dec |
The Times |
died there |
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Cat Lodge |
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Brace |
Mrs |
1866 Jan 18 |
Alnwick Mercury |
wife of Francis E died at Cat Lodge |
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Cat Lodge |
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Annie & Alice |
Jacobs |
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1881 |
census |
lived there (?
Servants - not there 1891) |
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Cat Lodge |
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Francis Edward |
Brace |
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1881 |
census |
& Elixabeth (wife?) + John & Emmeline Minnie |
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Cat Lodge |
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Scott Murray |
Mrs |
1881 Aug 18 |
Lon Evening Std |
had son |
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Cat Lodge |
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William |
Bell |
Esq |
1859 |
Hampshire Directory |
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Cat Lodge |
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Frederick A |
Stapleton-Bretherton |
JP + Hon Mrs |
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Alica James |
before moving to Heathfield
House |
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Cat Lodge |
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Frank |
Brace |
Capt |
1878 |
Hampshire Directory ? |
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Cat Lodge |
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Francis |
Brace |
Col. |
1890 |
S Wales Echo |
shot himself at Cat House?? Aged 52 |
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Cat Lodge |
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Philip Henkly |
Douglas |
own means |
1891 |
Census |
Wife Francis + 4 children + 6 servants |
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Cat Lodge |
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Philip |
Douglas |
Maj |
1895 |
Hampshire Directory ? |
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Cat Lodge |
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Philip Heatly |
Douglas |
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1895 Oct 10 |
Cantebury Jnl & ILN |
will proved, estate
amounting to £9282 (died Aug 7) |
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Cat Lodge |
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Thomas |
Etherington |
Farmer |
1895 |
Hampshire Directory ? |
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Cat Lodge |
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James |
Mathias |
Mrs |
1898 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Cat Lodge |
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James |
Mathias |
Mrs |
1899 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Cat Lodge |
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Mathias |
Mrs |
1903 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Cat Lodge |
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Mathias |
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1907 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Cat Lodge |
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Elizabeth |
Brace |
Mrs |
1910 Apl |
The Times |
died at Bournemouth, widow of Col Brace |
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Cat Lodge |
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1915 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Cat Lodge |
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Mathias |
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1920 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Cat Lodge |
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William D |
Mathias |
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1927 |
Kelly's Dir of Hampshire |
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Cat Lodge |
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Mathias |
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was a trustee of the old St Columba. |
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Cat Lodge |
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Louisa Elisa |
Mathias |
Mrs |
1923 Jul 16 |
P News |
died at Cat Lodge, widow of James |
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Cat Lodge |
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Mathias |
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1935 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Cat Lodge |
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Hias |
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1940's |
Wills |
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Cat Lodge |
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1959 |
Dick Wade |
empty and dilapidated |
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Cat Lodge |
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demolished |
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Catisfield Lodge Farm |
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1890 Sep |
Hamps Advertiser |
advert for the sale of the freehold farm & 5-bed house |
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Catisfield Manor |
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Charles |
Stares |
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1713? |
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FPP Spring 67?? |
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William |
Stares |
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1870 |
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Catisfield Manor |
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William |
Thresher |
proprietor |
1812 Jun 1 |
Sale notice |
Manor + Farm. 480
acres."Part suitable to build mansion" Purchaser may be accomodated
in a genteel residence in Catisfield |
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Catisfield Park |
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probably meant to be Cat House |
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Brace |
Mr |
1882 Aug 12 |
Hamps Teleg |
reported the Oddfellows
Fdinner & ete held at Cat Prk 'residence of Mr Brace' |
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Catisfield Villa |
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location:
north side of Catisfield Road near Peak Lane - see 1895 map |
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earlier maps show it as
Heath(field) Cottage |
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Elizabeth |
Wooldridge |
Miss |
1891 |
Census |
and 2 servants |
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Cat Villa |
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Wooldridge |
Miss |
1898 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Cat Villa |
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Wooldridge |
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1903 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Cat Villa |
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Wooldridge |
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1907 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Catkins |
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Clanconnel |
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Glendower George |
Otley |
Major |
1916 |
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kiled in action wife = Florence Mary |
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Otley |
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1940's |
wills |
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Crofton |
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Drambrae |
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Coney |
Mrs |
1938 |
The Times |
advetised for a gentlewoman |
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East Court |
1840 |
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located via gravel drive south side of Catisfield Lane before the Post Office bend |
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House divided from
Littlecroft 1950s |
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Elm Cottage |
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located west side of Catisfield Lane immeadiately south of the Post Office |
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parts earler?
locally listed building |
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Elm Cottage |
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Elm Cottage |
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Arthur |
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John Ekins |
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Elm Cottage |
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1891 |
Census |
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Elm House |
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Catisfield Road? |
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Elm House |
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Elm House |
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George A |
Callaghan |
Capt RN |
1895 |
Hampshire Directory ? |
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Elm House |
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George A |
Callaghan |
Capt RN |
1898 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Elm House |
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George A |
Callaghan |
Capt RN |
1899 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Elm House |
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Charles |
Atchinson |
LtCol RA |
1903 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Elm House |
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Hilda |
Atchinson |
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1905 Feb 1 |
St James Gazette |
married Capt RFC Foster RMA |
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Elm House |
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Charles Henry |
Atchinson |
LtCol RA |
1912 May |
The Times |
died, left £22,739 |
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Atchinson |
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son Ly-Col Charles died in action 1917 |
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Elmshurst |
18xx |
19xx |
location:
east side of Catisfield Lane, opposite Catisfield House |
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Elmshurst |
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Isabella |
Bretherton |
hon Mrs |
c 1878? |
Kelly handbook disting people |
wife of Fred |
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Elmshurst |
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Frederick Stapleton |
Bretherton |
JP |
1891 |
census |
+ Isabella + 13
children + 8 servants |
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1895 Jul 29 |
The Times |
for sale ELMSHURST. a
gentleman's residence, standing In fine timbered grounds, ... |
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Miss Delves |
Broughton |
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1895 |
Hampshire Directory ? |
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Elmshurst |
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Delves |
Broughton |
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1898 |
Kelly's Directory |
? Spelt Bryghton
Delves |
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Elmshurst |
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Delves |
Broughton |
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1899 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Delves |
Broughton |
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1903 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Elmshurst |
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John & Mary Louisa
Eleanor |
Durnford |
Admiral Sir |
1914 |
bio & The Times 19140615 |
died there June 1914 of
fever caught in Burma in his 66th yr |
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Mayne |
Capt |
1927 |
Kelly's Dir of Hampshire |
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Elmshurst |
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Lane |
Col |
1940 |
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listed as A director of Hamsterley Colliery Ltd |
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Fairthorne |
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location: north side of the Avenue where
Highlands Road meets it today - see 1895 map |
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Fairthorne |
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Townsend |
Webb-Bowen |
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1927 |
Kelly's Dir of Hampshire |
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Fairthorne Cottages |
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location:
east side of Catisfield Lane, just north of The Avenue (eg 4 Fairthorne Cottages is now 79
Catisfield Lane) |
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Flagstones |
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location:
east side of Catisfield Lane, just north of The Avenue |
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1891 |
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Forneth |
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Forneth |
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Home |
Mrs |
1920 |
The Times |
recommends a Javanese nurse |
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Forbes |
Mrs |
1927 |
Kelly's Dir of Hampshire |
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Greystones |
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located off west side of Catisfield Lane just south of the Post Office |
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Heathfield Cottage |
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location:
south side of Catisfield Road near Peak Lane (number 5) |
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possibly once the Lodge to Heathfield House. |
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Heathfield Cottage |
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Ann & Elizabeth |
Wooldridge |
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1861 |
Census |
Ann born 1793/4, Elizabeth 1831 |
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Ann & Elizabeth |
Wooldridge |
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1871 |
Census |
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Heathfield Cottage |
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Elizabeth |
Wooldridge |
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1881 |
Census |
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Heathfield Cottage |
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Wooldridge |
Miss |
1895 |
Hampshire Directory ? |
by 1895 map identified as Catisfield
Villa |
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Octavious |
Blake |
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1927 |
Kelly's Dir of Hampshire |
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Heath Cottage |
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appears as Heath Cottage on 1870 map |
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Heathfield Farm |
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location:
north side of Catisfield Road across from Peak Lane |
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F. L. |
Jerome |
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1937 |
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Heathfield House |
late C18?? |
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location: across The Avenue from Catisfield Road - now The Oast &
Squire |
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Heathfield House |
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Wilson Bradll |
Bigland |
Capt |
1841 |
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Heathfield House |
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William |
Hoar |
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1861 |
Census |
w Charlotte + 3 children Need to confirm in this house |
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Heathfield House |
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William |
Hoare |
Maj-Gen |
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before Stapleton-Bretherton |
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Heathfield House |
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Thomas |
Askew |
Rt Hon Sir |
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before Stapleton-Bretherton |
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Heathfield House |
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Frederick |
Bretherton |
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1879 |
London Gazette |
name change to Stapleton-Bretherton |
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Heathfield House |
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Frederick Annesley |
Stapleton-Bretherton |
JP + Mrs |
1891 |
Census |
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Heathfield House |
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Frederick A and Isabella
Mary |
Stapleton-Bretherton |
JP + Hon Mrs |
1899 |
Kelly's Dir & Biog |
also lived at The
Hall, Raihhill, Lancashire. Had 13 children |
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Heathfield House |
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Frederick A |
Stapleton-Bretherton |
JP + Hon Mrs |
1903 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Heathfield House |
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Frederick A |
Stapleton-Bretherton |
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1919 |
London Gazette |
died there Apl 1919 |
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Heathfield House |
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Harvey |
Mrs |
1920s |
Alice James 1991 |
late 20s |
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Heathfield House |
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Harvey |
Mrs |
1927 |
Kelly's Dir of Hampshire |
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Heathfield House |
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Wrens |
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WW2 |
Facebook |
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Heathfield House |
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Lysses Senior School |
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1946-1956 |
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Heathfield House |
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Heathfield Manor pub/rest |
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Toby Jug; an American Ribs n Wings restaurant TJs Ribs;
Beefeater |
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Heathfield House |
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Oast & Squire pub/rest |
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Hillview Nurseries |
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197? |
location: were in
what became called the Paddocks north of
The Limes site |
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Invery Lodge |
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on the Avenue |
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Invery Lodge |
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Lumsden |
Mrs |
1927 |
Kelly's Dir of Hampshire |
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Invery Lodge |
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E. G. |
Lumsden |
Mrs (owner) |
1932 Sep 29 |
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Sale notice - house + 5 acres |
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Langaller |
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Langaller |
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May |
Capt |
1927 |
Kelly's Dir of Hampshire |
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Langaller |
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Kitty |
Potter |
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1933 |
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servant, recorded that Paul Robeson stayed with Capt & Mrs May |
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Langaller |
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Henriette Dolly |
May |
Mrs |
1939 |
The Times |
wife of Capt a de k May (service at St Columba) |
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Langaller |
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Auther de Kewer |
May |
Capt |
1943 |
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died at Langaller |
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Larches |
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Charles Thomas |
Baxter |
Surg Cpt |
1951 |
The Times |
he died there |
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Littlecroft |
early C19 |
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location:
west side of Catisfield Lane on
corner opposite Post Office |
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on the council’s local list
of
on council list of Buildings of Local Architectural or Historic Interest |
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George |
Izat |
Cmder RN |
1891 |
Census |
wife Mabel + 3 children + 3 servants |
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Littlecroft |
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Henry Honnor |
Holiday |
Sheep/cattle dealer |
1895 |
Hampshire Directory ? |
he was actually at The Limes ?? |
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Littlecroft |
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George |
Izat |
Capt RN |
1898 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Littlecroft |
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George |
Izat |
Capt RN |
1899 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Littlecroft |
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Dunham |
Belcome |
Capt RN |
1903 |
Kelly's Directory |
House divided |
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Littlecroft |
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Cotesworth |
Mrs |
1915 |
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sale of contents of late Mrs Cotesworth |
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Littlecroft |
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Skey |
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WILLS 1931-9 |
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Littlecroft |
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Skey |
Surgeon Capt |
1927 |
Kelly's Dir of Hampshire |
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Littlecroft |
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Skey |
Mrs |
1929 Jun 11 |
P News |
advertising for Cook (2 other maids kept) |
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Lodge Farm |
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possibly same as Catisfield Lodge Farm? |
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Melrose Cottage |
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James |
Butchers |
Fruit grower |
1899 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Milrose Cottage |
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James |
Butchers |
Fruit grower |
1898 |
Kelly's Directory |
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Melrose Cottage |
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1904 Oct 12 |
P News |
to let |
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Merrill Cottage |
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Location: Fishers Hill immeadiately below
Orchard Cottages |
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Netherton |
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Orchardleigh |
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location:
north side of Catisfield Road where Friars Pond Road joins it
today - see 1895 map |
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Orchardleigh |
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1891 |
Census |
no Richard, just Thomas & family |
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Orchardleigh |
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Woodnutt |
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1904 Aug 2 |
P News |
advert (re Fareham
football) |
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Orchardleigh |
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Richard |
Cawte |
fruit grower |
1911 |
London Gazette |
Official Receiver - bankrupcy |
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Orchardleigh |
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Edmund |
Wisby |
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1927 |
Kelly's Dir of Hampshire |
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Orchardleigh |
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land bcame Chatsworth Close |
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Orchard Cottage |
1837 |
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location: Fishers Hill |
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Chuffeur-Gardener |
1931 Oct 17 |
The Times |
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Post Office |
c. 1720 ? |
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grade II listed building |
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Sarah |
Hutchings |
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1901 |
Census |
& (children?) Rosia, Sidney + Frederick Farmelo |
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Rugby Cottages |
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location: south side Catisfield Road, halfway
down. |
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1901 |
Census |
as Bugley Cottages ? |
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Shelley's Cottage |
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location:
west side of Catisfield Lane
south of Catisfield House |
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Called 'Kynance Cottage' on 1964 survey map |
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Singlestck |
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1924 Oct |
The Times |
was sold |
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Singlestack |
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Charles |
Stevenson |
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1927 |
Kelly's Dir of Hampshire |
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Squirrels |
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Stiles House |
18xx |
19xx |
location: 'opposite Catisfield Lodge' |
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Stiles House |
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Edward |
O'Bryen (also O'Brien) |
Rear-Admiral |
1808 |
wiki |
died Dec 1808. Wife Mary Alsop died 1807, daughter was
Mary |
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Stiles House |
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Martha Charlotte |
O'Bryen |
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1837 |
Blackwoods Lady's mag |
died -- 'relic' of
late Rear-Ad |
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Stiles House |
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Mary |
O’Bryan (also
O'Bryen) |
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c.1840 |
FP&P Autumn 1967. |
died 1848 and left to
nephew |
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Stiles House |
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who sold it |
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Stranraer |
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Hawes |
Commander |
1927 |
Kelly's Dir of Hampshire |
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Stranmer |
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Hawes |
Mrs |
1926 Aug 7 |
P News |
advert for Cook General |
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Strauraer School |
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The Cottage |
17xx, origins
early C16 |
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located south side of Catisfield Lane opposite where St Columba stood - now
number 23 Catisfield Lane |
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The Croft |
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The Croft |
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Foote |
Commander |
1927 |
Kelly's Dir of Hampshire |
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The Croft |
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1920 Oct 16 |
Sale Notice The Times |
3/4 acre. By Paine & Marsh |
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The Limes |
19th C |
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located north side of Catisfield Lane on the corner of Fishers Hill opposite Post
Office |
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Montague |
Foster |
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1890 |
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conveyed land where St Columba built 1891 |
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The Limes |
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Henry Honnor |
Holiday |
Sheep/cattle dealer |
1898 |
Kelly's Directory |
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The Limes |
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Henry Honnor |
Holiday |
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1899 |
Kelly's Directory |
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The Limes |
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Henry Honnor |
Holliday |
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1903 |
Kelly's Directory |
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The Limes |
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Holliday |
Mrs |
1911 |
Kelly's Directory |
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The Limes |
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Holliday |
Mrs |
1915 |
Kelly's Directory |
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The Limes |
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Holliday |
Mrs |
1920 Sep 23 |
P News |
auction of furniture |
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The Limes |
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Holliday |
Mrs |
1920 |
Kelly's Directory |
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The Limes |
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RG |
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Kelly's Directory |
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Samuel Reginald |
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Kelly's Dir of Hampshire |
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The Limes |
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gave land to build the
Catisfield Memorial Hall. He had lost a son killed in W.W.2. |
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may have had it after Sam Mortimer???? |
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built greenhouses (that
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press item |
Catisfield Country Club
opened by Dickie Downes (at the Limes) |
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1958 Jun 26 |
The Times |
63 people arrested for
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Catisfield Country Club
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Renamed as just "The
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Darryl |
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licencee of the Limes |
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The Mount |
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location: west side of Catisfield Lane, just
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sold 1985 |
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William |
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Kelly's Dir of Hampshire |
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The Mount |
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Shaw |
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1931 June |
The Times |
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1931 July |
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The Times |
gave birth, wife of
Capt A W W Holworthy (of the Gurkhas) |
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Reginald Victor |
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& Mrs Beryl
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The Terrace |
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located south side of Catisfield Lane opposite where St Columba stood, now
numbers 15-21 Catisfield Lane |
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caretaker of St Columba |
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wills 1931-9 |
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to locate: The Manor of Catisfield, sold at
auction June 1812, said to include "a genteel residence in the village
of Catisfield, comprising a respectable family House, lawn, garden,
coach-house, stable, and one acre of meadow land,
now in the possession of William Thresher, Esq. the proprietor of the Manor
and Estate, |
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to locate Glorise
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Early names: |
Towards the end
of the 18th century, the picture began to change because the wealthy began to
buy the copyholds. Admiiral John Faulkner, an Admiral of the Blue, held 14
copyholds; Captain Pakenham is 'presented' because he dug across the road
from the corner of the barn in the possession of John Stares, to the house in
the possession of Mr B.Biddle; in1798 Edward Fry, a cabinet maker of Fareham,
sells land to George Purvis, Secretary to the Earl of St Vincents,
Commander-in-Chief of His Majesty's Britannic Navy in the Mediterranean.
George Purvis is shortly after presented' for carting gravel and carting turf
In 1803 there is mention of Robert Briggs, a Vice Admiral, |
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family appear to have been in the Manor for a long time:- a Charles Stares is
mentioneed in 1713 and a William Stares held land in the manor in 1879. Other
names mentioned between 1713 and 1730 are Paffard, Bodbrook, Russell,
Bissell, Lee, Holt, Sabin, Churcher, Glyde and Cawte |
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