DATE |
|
RESIDENT/owner |
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INFO SOURCE |
COMMENTS |
c. 1807 |
|
House built? |
|
|
no evidence for date |
1842 |
|
To Rent |
|
Press ad |
|
1843 |
Edward |
Brace |
Admiral Sir |
died |
Fareham Past and Present
Autumn 1967 and various obituaries. |
1850 |
Francis |
Brace |
Capt |
The Spectator |
died aged 56 |
1850ish |
James and Maria Harriett |
Mathias |
|
|
Maria an artist< who married James |
1853 Dec |
James Richard |
Dacres |
vice-admiral |
Wikipedia |
he died there Dec 4 aged 65 |
1856 |
|
to rent |
|
|
|
1858 June |
|
contents sale |
|
|
by Executors of the late Capt Bruce |
1859 |
William
| Bell |
Esq |
Hampshire Directory |
|
1861 |
Elizabeth |
Brace |
t |
census |
Widow of Capt Francis, + 3 daut, 2 sons and 3 |
1863 |
William
| Bell |
Esq |
Hampshire Directory |
Going abroad |
1864 |
F E |
Brace |
Capt |
| letter from
Cat Lodge re Fareham Rifle Corp> |
1866 Jan 18 |
|
Brace |
Mrs |
Alnwick Mercury
| wife of Francis E died at
Cat Lodge |
1866 Apl 25 |
William Warden |
Bell |
Esq |
Hamps Telegraph
| widower, married Mary 3rd daughter of late Capt Francis Brace |
1868 |
|
Clay |
Major |
|
Major Clay of Cat Lodge chairing an election meeting |
1869 |
|
Clay |
Major |
|
a court case in 1869 when Henry Coombes, labourer aged 15, was sentenced to four months hard labour for stealing 3 of Major Clay's chickens..... |
1871 |
George |
Clay |
tMaj |
census |
Wife Caroline, daughter, 1 visitor, 7 servants. (listed as Catisfield House, which appears twice). |
1873 |
|
Clay |
Major |
|
leaving England |
1873 |
|
to let |
|
|
|
1878 |
Frank |
Brace |
Capt |
Hampshire Directory ? |
|
1881 |
|
|
t |
census |
|
1881 |
Francis Edward |
Brace |
Capt |
census |
& Charlotte
(wife) +
John and ; Emmeline Minnie. +4 live-in servants |
1881 Aug 18 |
C A |
Scott Murray |
Mrs |
Lon Evening Std
| had son at Cat Lodge |
1885 |
|
to rent |
|
|
|
??? |
Frederick A |
Stapleton-Bretherton |
JP + Hon Mrs |
Alice James |
before moving to Heathfield
House (however they probably moved from Elmshurst not the Lodge) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
1890 |
Francis |
Brace |
Col. |
S Wales Echo |
shot himself at Cat
House?? Aged 52 |
1890 |
|
sale of contens, sale of house |
|
|
|
1891 |
Philip Henkly |
Douglas
| own means |
Census |
Wife Francis + 4
children +
6 servants |
1895 |
Philip |
Douglas |
Maj |
Hampshire Directory |
|
1895 |
Philip |
Douglas |
Maj |
Hants Teleg |
Funeral at Titchfield attended by eg Generals Montgomery and Gordon. |
1895 Aug |
Philip Heatly |
Douglas |
. |
Cantebury Jnl |
will proved, estate amounting to £9282 (died Aug 7) |
1895 |
Thomas |
Etherington |
Farmer |
Hampshire Directory ? |
|
1898, 1889 |
James |
Mathias |
Mrs |
Kelly's Directory
|
widow of James Mathias, welsh, Lancs civil engineer, died 1886 London. Her connection with Catisfield not known. |
1901 |
Alyne |
Mathias |
Mrs |
census
|
Widow,dau Dorothy 17, 3 servants |
1903. 1907 |
|
Mathias |
Mrs |
Kelly's Directory
|
|
1910 Apl |
Elizabeth |
Brace |
Mrs |
The Times |
died at Bournemouth, widow
of Col Brace |
1911 |
Alyne Louisa Eliza |
Mathias |
Mrs |
census
|
Widow,son William 33, dau Maria 31, 5 servants |
1915, 1920 |
|
Mathias |
|
Kelly's Directory |
|
|
|
Mathias |
Mrs |
|
was a trustee of the old St
Columba. |
1923 Jul 16 |
Louisa Elisa |
Mathias |
Mrs |
Ports News, Hants Teleg |
died at Cat Lodge, widow of
James |
1927 |
William D |
Mathias |
|
Kelly's Dir of Hampshire |
|
1935 |
|
Mathias |
|
Kelly's Directory
|
|
1939 |
William |
Mathias |
|
The UK Register
|
Barrister, Recorder of Penzance |
1940 Aug |
William Delamotte |
Mathias |
|
|
died |
1941 Jan |
fam |
Mathias |
|
|
auction of contents by order Maj JH Mathias (brother) |
war years |
|
Vospers |
|
info from ex-resident |
drawing office?, not redidential? |
1949?? |
V (probably Norman) |
Metherell |
Mr |
ex-resident |
Bought and converted to
flats. He moved into one with his family. |
1940's |
|
Hias ? |
|
Wills |
|
1955 |
T G |
Haynes |
Mr |
press |
court case - appeal on
rates valuation |
1959 |
V (N) |
Metherell |
Mr |
|
moved out |
1959 - 1966
| |
|
|
Dick Wade and an
ex-resident |
empty and dilapidated |
1966-7 |
|
demolished |
|
|
some of the Lodge wall still remains.
Southern extension of Highlands Road built |
|
|
x |
|
|
|
1860s, 70s,80s |
|
Catisfield Cricket Club |
|
|
An active, well-regarded club.The exact location of the ground is not known. Catisfield Lodge grounds are likely but there is no evidence. |