Introduction

Wallis Hay Laverty was rector of Headley for over 30 years, from his induction in July 1872 to his death in December 1928.

It has been noted of him...

"This brilliant young mathematical Fellow of Queen's wanted to get married when it was not permitted, and therefore decided to be ordained. He had no vocation in the ordinary sense, but he was intensely conscientious. The village could set their clocks by him, setting out to visit on his bicycle at 2pm, or maybe 2.30, and he visited every house in the parish twice a year. The visits were brief ones and he often left tracts about such things as sleeping with open windows etc. He could not face sick visits, and used to send the daughters to visit the sick with baskets of eggs and more tracts.

"No Bishop was allowed in the church and no churchwarden in the vestry! The Rector pocketed the collections and paid all the bills, and such was the esteem in which he was held that no one had any doubt but that he was out of pocket."

A photograph in one of the parish registers shows him as a small man who normally wore a knickerbocker suit and a black or speckled straw hat and, in his later years at any rate, a grey beard.

In his notebooks (transcribed below), which contain short biographies of his parishioners, there are also many instances of the practical help which he gave to those who had met with misfortune.

See also Surrey History Centre 'marvels'

We have added here an entry, in the same style as he might have made, about himself and his family:

LAVERTY Wallis Hay - Rector of Headley 1872-1928.
Born at St Helier, Jersey, 23 May 1847
Father John Nicholas LAVERTY, RN - died 1 April 1857 of sunstroke aged 39 years, three days after departure from Singapore.
1864: gained a scholarship to Queen's College, Oxford aged 15, from the Royal Naval School, New Cross.
Joined the Oxford University Rifle Volunteer Corps - this photo of him is inscribed on the back: "Affectionalely yours, Wallis Hay Laverty, Serg 1st O.U.R.V.C."
1870: gained the Senior Mathematical Scholarship open to all Bachelors of Arts of the University.
Published: 1872 'Examples of Conics & Curves' (see example page); 1889 'The Laws of Motion' (see example page) - see also Newspaper Cutting below.
Rector of Headley 1872 at age 25, and for the next 56 years.
Married 12 June 1872 at St Mary's Twickenham, Bessie Geraldine DELAMOTTE, who died 24 April 1937 [MI=233].
Her father was Professor Philip Henry DELAMOTTE
Children:-
- Muriel Delamotte, born 14 Apr 1873, d. 2 May 1960 [MI=233]
- Cecil Hay Delamotte, born 17 Sep 1877 (announced in The Times); went abroad; d. 1955 in Australia (seems to have been the 'black sheep' of the family - see below)
- Gladys Fitzgerald Delamotte, born 19 Jan 1886, Rectory; d. 24 Jun 1961 [MI=233]
See family photo 1908 (which along with WHL, BGL & Gladys includes Cecil just before he emigrated to Canada) & family photo 1912
Died 27 December 1928 aged 81 [MI=233]
Probate London 7 Feb - Effects £1,105 2s 4d to widow Bessie Geraldine.

Cutting: From the Hindhead Herald 1921.
In a lately issued 'Mathematical Gazette' there is an interesting reminiscence of the Rector of Headley. It is an account of the Mathematical Association of which the Rector was, and still is, a member. The writer speaks of half a century ago, when the Association had just been formed, and says, "Resolutions were passed approving certain details or principles to be adopted in any syllabus. The matter which gave most chance of a fight was a list of proposals drawn up by the Rev. W. H. Laverty. The most important of them was as follows: That the separation which has hitherto been maintained between the methods of algebra and geometry is artificial. That it is useless to draw a distinction between commensurable and incommensurable quantities, seeing that by the use of infinitesimals, incommensurables may be brought under the same methods of proof as commensurables"!!

LAVERTY Cecil Hay Delamotte
Born 17 Sep 1877, bapt. 7 Oct 1877, d. 1955 in Australia aged 78
Son of Wallis Hay LAVERTY (above)
1893: 30th March: Confirmed at Charterhouse, Cecil Hay Delamotte LAVERTY, aged 15
1893: 27th Oct: Cecil LAVERTY sails for the Cape, aged 16 [Diary of his grandmother, Ellen Maria DELAMOTTE]
1896: He fathers an illegitimate daughter?
Undated on Anglo-Boer War website: LAVERTY CHD - Source: QSA and KSA medal rolls - Native Labour Corps (which started in 1899)
1900: 3rd Sept: Cecil Hay Delamotte LAVERTY, age 22, marries Agnes RYAN, age 21, in St Cyprian's Church, Durban [Source: Marriage certificate supplied by Craig ALLAN] — presumed son, Wallace Ryan LAVERTY, age 37 (so born 1903), marries Eva RADEMEYER (née BERMAN), age 40, in Durban on 24th April 1940 [Source: Marriage certificate supplied by Craig ALLAN]
1900: 1035 Trooper, Served in 1st Kitchener's Fighting Scouts. Joined Durban 29 Dec 1900 recruiting only Discharged Durban 23 Aug 1901 (LAVERTY Cecil Hay Delamotte) [Source: Nominal roll in WO127 Kitchener's Fighting Scouts].
1908: In Headley (see photo with family)
1908: 1st March: Arrived Halifax, Nova Scotia and Portland, Maine, from Liverpool, age 30 (Cecil H D LAVERTY) [Source: Canadian Passenger lists].
1910: 31st Jan: Arrived Liverpool, from New York, age 32 (Cecil LAVERTY) [Source: UK incoming passenger lists].
1910: 26th March: Arrived Sydney, from Liverpool, age 32 (Cecil LAVERTY) [Source: Victorian Passenger list].
1914: Cecil Hayclif LAVERTY and Maggie LAVERTY, cook, in Maffra, Victoria [Source: Electoral Roll].
1931: Cecil Hay LAVERTY, chef, and Margaret LAVERTY, home duties, in 6 Gertrude St, Fitzroy, Melbourne [Source: Electoral Roll].
1932: 22nd Oct: On a charge of robbery with violence Cecil Hay LAVERTY, aged 41 years [sic], chef, of Regent street, Fitzroy (Melbourne), was found guilty by a jury and was sentenced to imprisonment for 12 months by Judge Foster in General Sessions yesterday. Accused conducted his own defence. (Sentence was quashed next month) [Source: Newspaper item].
1936: Cecil Hay LAVERTY, chef, in 117 Beach Road, Victoria [Source: Electoral Roll].
1942: Nov - Cecil Hay LAVERTY in court again [Source: Newspaper item].
1954: Cecil Hay LAVERTY, nil, in 310 High St, St Kilda, Victoria [Source: Electoral Roll].
1955: Cecil Hay Delamo [sic] LAVERTY died in Victoria in 1955. [Source: BDM database, gives his father and mother as 'unknown'].
[Thanks to Geof WATTS in Australia for much of the above information on Cecil]

The notebooks are held physically in the Surrey History Centre, Woking reference PSH/HED/24/1-11:
HED ALL SAINTS, HEADLEY: PARISH RECORDS, 1539-1981
Provenance: Deposited by the Rector and Parochial Church Council between 1965 and 1984.
-/24/3-7, 9-11 and 13 were deposited by Mrs P Steveney, great niece of the Rev WH Laverty, in March 1976 and May 1979.

Note: In the entries below, Mr Laverty's original words are shown in BLACK
– additional notes shown are in BLUE for the personal memories of Joyce Stevens; or in GREEN for information gleaned subsequently from censuses and other archive sources. Entries we are unsure of are in RED. [If you have better information, please let us know]

Mr Laverty was recording till Sept 1928, but p.2113 is the last page in his writing. The rest is Miss BURRELL's plus cuttings.

Please do remember when using information from these books that Mr Laverty wrote the entries as 'aide-mémoires' for himself, not necessarily to make sense to others!

He sometimes finds himself recording the same family twice (or three times!) on different pages - he usually realises this and puts links from one to the other. Sometimes it is a complete rewrite of a previous entry, sometimes just extra (usually more recent) information.

There are several terms and abbreviations that he uses which are not necessarily obvious to the new reader.

Note in particular:–
· 'Banned' doesn't mean excluded, it means having the Banns read in church for your forthcoming marriage [example p.9]
· He noted people's 'Special grievances' [example p.302]
· Code, eg esjolt (drinks) [example p.497]
. 'Bank of England' or 'Bank' refers to the name of a public house which was once situated at the Bordon fire station crossroads [example p.86]
. A woman's maiden name is normally written in brackets after her Christian name, eg. HEATHER Harry & Alice (KINGSHOTT)

Unanswered questions:–
· What are the 'Q' numbers? [example p.46] - Ans: On the first page of Book 12, WHL writes "Q.34 numbers like this refer to the original visiting books." Generally used as a reference by WHL to entries which were NOT transferred from his Book 2 to another later book. ('Q' numbers from Q.126 to Q.162 seem to refer to pages in Book 2. We are not sure what 'Q' numbers less then 126 refer to)
· What is 'Bull's Book'? [example p.240] - see p.365 for possible answer
· What is 'B&B' (births & baptisms?) [example p.260]
· What is a 'sponsor'? [example p.266] - Ans: same thing as a Godparent
· What was his 'Red Book'? [example p.1697] - another name for the Victoria County History?
· What does he mean by a Greek phi Φ symbol? eg:
-- Used to take many Φ prizes [p.1218]
-- Sent Φ in 1909 [p.1590]
-- Out 17.3.1916 when left Φ [p.1734]
-- Kicked by a horse at our Φ [p.1624]
· What does 'Omitted entry' mean? [example p.1745]
· N.26 on map - what map? [example p.930]
. What is 'a G.F.S. girl'? [example p.1091] - Ans: Girls' Friendly Society

Our conventions when transcribing:–
· All references to WHL's page numbers, however they were originally written, have been transcribed in format 'p.999' to allow computer searches more readily.
· Entries such as [MI=999] refer to our archive of Monumental Inscriptions, ie. gravestones in the churchyard.
· Surnames are in CAPITAL LETTERS where we are sure they are surnames. This is not always applied where, for example, somebody's surname becomes the name of a house or road.
· Where we could not interpret his handwriting, we either made our best effort in red or added question marks in red (eg. Takes no interest in Fl. ????). Please be careful if using our interpretation. Best you check with the original if the information is important to you.
· Mr Laverty was not always consistent in his spelling of places (eg. Baijeant's or Bageant's for Baigents) or names (eg. COURTENAGE & COURTNAGE) – we have added a 'normal' spelling in green where necessary to aid computer searches.
· We have also added in green to some of his abbreviations where we felt these needed explaining (eg. Parish House Bottom for PHB) and also where we have included information from other sources such as the censuses (eg. Mrs Mary Ann MOORE).
· Many of his simpler family Pedigrees have been transcribed in text – for others which seemed to defy transcription we have linked to a photograph of his page.
· Where we have found pages on the internet relevant to a subject, we have added a link. Please let us now if you find any more which we could use.

Book 1 – Address book

Unlikely to be transcribed.

Book 2 – Old notebook (most contents transferred to newer ones) – and info on Registers, etc.

Cover of book 2 reads:
Q
Vol 2
126 —
"Q.162" means "Indexed"
Visiting Book etc
Church Books information
Daily Journal II
20/11/1872

Most entries in Book 2 were crossed through and marked "Transferred" by WHL & for these we show the relevant page number (eg p.570) where the transferred information can be found. It is not always precisely the same, so it's worth reading both.

Some entries in Book 2 were not transferred, and for these this is the only entry.

Book 2 - microfilm begins at page 126 - previous pages are referred to, but we do not currently know whether they still exist.

p.126 Book 2 AYLING Thomas & Sarah & 1 child. Marr 1/4/1871
Live at Fullers Bottom. Daughter of Will COOMBES.
Wife came asking for help. Bad hand. Came on 20.11.1872. Always lived in Headley
Elizabeth Ann COOMBES illegitimate daughter.
Reference to p.570 page 113.
"Transferred": Note that p.570 is in Book 5, and that that entry refers to this one as being "in my book".

p.126 Book 2 HARRIS William & Fanny (BOXALL)
Young people live at Barford where ALDERTONs lived
Mrs used to wash for us
Lost her first baby along with another (31.12.1875)
Has Jan 1879 three children. Husband had always worked under Mr PARKER, now under Mr BETTESWORTH (ie. under Mr PHILLIPS with S??) owing to the dividing up of Mr PARKER's farm.
Referred to p.364. Sister to p.104.
- 1876 Harriett
- 1877
- 1878.
Transferred to p.450.

p.126 Book 2 GLAYSHER Frank (bapt Francis 1.7.1827) & Elizabeth (BURROW, bapt 20.4.1831)
Entry dated 19.3.1873
Married 17/2/1855.
Live at Barford, lower S
Out on 19/3/1873 when called
Brother to p.127B (in this Book, see below), cousin to p.131 in this Book.
- Annie, bapt 17/6/1855 - referred to p.260
- George, bapt 4.10.1857
- Mary, bapt 24.6.1860
- William, bapt 17.5.1863
- Jane, bapt 2.9.1866
- James, bapt 6.2.1870 - this is not right - what becomes of this James?
Transferred to p.287.

p.127 Book 2 GLAYSHER Thomas & Mary Anne (MAIDMAN) & children
Married 1827
Father & mother of p.128 (in this Book, see below)
Got so?? ?? foot, not been about for long.
Had young woman (daughter?) with her
Both good-looking & clean.
Apparently keep shop. He referred to as 'old N'
Live in Barford.
Q.127.
Entry marked "Dead" & not transferred to later books as far as we can tell.

p.127B Book 2 GLAYSHER Charles & Anne (MULLARD) & child
Live at Barford lower N
Brother to p.126 (in this Book, see above) - cousin to p.131.
Nice woman. House belongs to them.
Live in Hammer Lane at bottom of Louis PHILLIPS' lane ie.
Gone out of the parish - information 'old N' above.
Again come back.
Wife's father lives with them.
She sister to Mrs ROOKE p.21 & to p.3 bottom.
- Ellen 4
- Allan, bapt 7.8.1870.
Transferred to p.285.

p.128 Book 2 GLAYSHER George (bur 31.10.1870) & Lucy (bur Dec 1872) & children
Husband's foot dropped off 3 years before 1869
He himself lingered & died 1870
Mother of p.129 (in this Book, see below)
Referred to as 'old S'
She now lives at Barford all alone
Mrs TILBURY (mother of p.6) did live with her (see p.2) but Mrs TILBURY always found fault.
Taken ill after I left her, died Monday following.
- William, bap 29.3.1824 - marr 22.5.1872 to Anne NORTH
- Frank, bap 1.7.1827 - marr 17.2.1855 to Eliz BURROW
- George, bapt 24.4.1831 - marr 27.10.1860 to Jemima BURROW
- James, bapt 20.7.1834
- Anne, bapt 30.7.1837 - bur 26.11.1837
- Mary, bapt 4.8.1839 - bur 5.9.1841
- Charles, bapt 2.7.1843.
Q.128.
Entry marked "Dead & Gone" & not transferred to later books as far as we can tell.

p.129 Book 2 GLAYSHER George (bapt 24.4.1831) & Jemima (BURROW) & children
Married 27.10.1860
Son of p.128 (Book 2, above)
Referred to as 'young N'
Live at Barford
a number of children
With them lives wife's father, old Master BURROW.
- William, bapt 3.3.1861
- Charles, bapt 6.12.1863
- Alice, bapt 7.4.1867
- George, bapt 6.3.1870.
Transferred to p.292.

p.130 Book 2 SMITH Mr & Mrs & children
Live at Barford N (Whitmore Bottom)
Mrs very ill, decline etc! Sometimes prayed for release - kept on groaning!
Saw Mr SMITH at gate 14.3.1873. Irish.
Was sailor (man of war) & got pensioned off.
Special grievance: Broke up land round cottage, but only had it 14 years when Commission came, so he had to give it up.
Left Navy - splinters in leg - gratuity, no pension.
Transferred to p.330. 'Irish Will'.

p.130 Book 2 TRIGGS John (bapt 3.4.1823) & Anne (LANGFORD bapt 17.4.1825) & children
Married 12.10.1845.
Live in Headley Street. Mind GULLY's children.
Wife sister of LANGFORD p.28.
He not brother (see Marriage Register) of p.154.
- William, bapt 22.2.1846
- James, bapt 5.1.1851
- Kate Elizabeth, bapt 12.2.1852
- Eva, bapt 1.1.1855
- Emmeline, bapt 16.1.1859.
Transferred to p.466.

p.130 Book 2 Charlotte ALDRED married 13.10.1835 George MARSHALL & the following children were baptised.
- Samuel 30.7.1837 - marr 25.1.1862 Hannah SHRUBB (p.133 in this book, see below)
- Mary 1.9.1839
- Harriett 20.11.1842
- Sarah 21.9.1845 - buried 12.3.1849
- George 20.2.1848 - marr 27.3.1869 Jane HACK (p.11)
There are no further recorded but George MARSHALL either died or disappeared; Jane (p.107B) was born illegitimately and afterwards mother married ___ SHRUBB.
Transferred to p.331.

p.131 Book 2 GLAYSHER Charles (bapt 29.5.1831) & Rebecca (ROBINSON bapt 28.5.1837) & children
Married 2.6.1862.
Live at Barford. Young S.
Son of p.127, cousin to p.126 & p.127B (pages in this book).
Wife daughter of old Mr ROBINSON p.95.
Mrs very agreeable on 19.3.1873.
Met old Mr ROBINSON there, also GROVES p.3.
Old Mr ROBINSON now lives with her.
- Ellen, bapt 16.5.1863 - bur 29.2.1872?
- Kate, bapt 1.9.1867
- Henry Charles, bapt 3.4.1870.
Transferred to p.284.

p.131 Book 2 Charlotte SHRUBB (MARSHALL née ALDRED 21.2.1816 - see p.130 above) - marr 13.10.1835
SHRUBB Mr & Mrs & wife's father (Mr ALDRED)
Live in Parish House Bottom [inf:
Old Mr ALDRED got blanket 1.1.1874.
Mrs SHRUBB came for it early, works at BETTESWORTHs.
Transferred to p.331.

p.131 Book 2 Short pedigree of ALDRED
James WILSON = Susannah ALDRED
- James ALDRED, bapt 9.4.1794 marr 26.3.1815 Hannah WHITE (she bur 9.8.1866 aged 75)
-- Charlotte, bapt 21.2.1816 - see p.130 & p.131 above.

p.132 Book 2 ALFORD Will & Eliz & children
Live at Standford Hill (tinker)
Never married [inf: Mr CAMPBELL]
Came to church but spent the money at Holly Bush.
- Sophia
- Eliza
- Johnnie
- Mary A, 7.6.1868
- Rose, 1.1.1871
- Will, 29.6.1873.
Transferred to p.586.

p.132 Book 2 SHRUBB William & Martha (PARFECT) & children
Live at Parish House Bottom. House their own? [inf: SPEAKMAN]
- Ruth, 14.8.1859
- Grace, 8.12.1861
- Edith Nora, 27.12.1863
- Albert, 1.4.1866
- Augustus, 5.1.1868
- Martin Henry.
Transferred to p.667.

p.132 Book 2 TUCKEY James & Mary (MESSINGHAM)
Married 30.4.1826.
Mr & Mrs TUCKEY (senior)
Live at Parish House Bottom [inf: SPEAKMAN]
Not transferred?

p.132 Book 2 TUCKEY James bapt 8.2.1829
Mr & Mrs TUCKEY (junior)
Live at Parish House Bottom [inf: SPEAKMAN]
Transferred to p.669.

p.133 Book 2 MARSHALL Sam & Hannah (SHRUBB bapt 28.3.1841) & children
Live at Parish House Bottom (not in Bull's Book) [inf: SPEAKMAN]
See p.130B & p.131B in this Book.
Sister to Mrs James GLAZIER (GLAYSHER) p.104 in this Book?
Baby Sarah christened 3.3.1878
Sister to William SHRUBB the butcher, at least in looks, & to Mrs LOE p.105 in this Book?
Referred to p.290 & p.307 & p.331 & p.438.
- George, 20.7.1862
- Will, 24.4.1864
- Harriett, 7.5.1868
- Sam, 2.10.1870
- Harry, 25.3.1873.
Transferred to p.654.

p.133 Book 2 COURTENAGE John & Philadelphia (BOXALL) & Phoebe (aged 14 in 1871)
Living at Beech Hill [inf: SPEAKMAN]
Brother to George (Hollywater) p.8 in this Book?
Father to Mrs James MARSHALL p.138 in this Book.
Phoebe to be married 1879 to ROE p.93 in this Book?
Transferred to p.547.

p.133 Book 2 BELTON James & Eliza (BURROW, née COURTENAGE)
Mr & Mrs & Luke BURROW (son by 1st husband)
Live at Beech Hill [inf: SPEAKMAN & TWB]
Transferred to p.224.

p.133 Book 2 SMITH James (bapt 11.10.1823) & Mary A (MESSINGHAM bapt 12.10.1823) & children
Entry dated 6.1.1874.
Married 18.10.1846.
Son of Seely (Celia) p.27 in this Book?
She Rose SMITH's mama.
Live at [crossed out=>Hilland]
Retired Fullers.
Went with BGL (WHL's wife) 6.1.1874.
Esther had been to service at PETARs, but come away.
With them lives Eliza PARFECT's illegitimate child*, the father of the child being her cousin the schoolm's son. Grandmothers will have nothing to do & mother has gone away & no one knows where. Putative father pays 1/6 a week towards support.
Mrs SMITH sister (same mother) to BARKER p.119 in this Book?
- William, 17.1.1847
- Rose, 25.12.1853
- George, 15.6.1856
- Esther, 3.7.1859
*Henry Ernest, bapt 6.2.1870.
Transferred to p.333.

p.134 Book 2 MATTHEWS Mr
Brother to Mrs BENNETT - lives at Hilland
Mrs BENNETT has been married twice [inf: SPEAKMAN]
Mrs BENNETT used to live in Bramshott House.
Transferred to p.632.

p.134 Book 2 HOLDEN George & Emma (BARNETT) & children & Mr GILLEN?
Entry dated 9.2.1874.
Married 17.2.1855
Is a shoemaker, has whole of house [inf: SPEAKMAN]
Went with BGL twice her 9.2.1874
31.7.1872 abused BULL - but 9.2.1874 praised BULL.
- Mary 8.7.1855 (at Mr KNIGHT's? Parish House Bottom)
- John 23.8.1857
- George 30.12.1860
- Will 3.2.1867
- ?Henry 3.2.1867.
Vide (see) page 3
Transferred to p.384.

p.134 Book 2 DEANE Edward & Harriett (COURTENAGE)
Married 25.2.1871
Live at Parish House Bottom above Andrew SHRUBB [inf: SPEAKMAN]
Wife sister (same mother) of Eliz MARSHALL (see below)
Daughter of old COURTENAGE p.100
- Jim, bap 20.8.1872
- Edward William 1874
- Jesse 1876
- Alice 1878.
Transferred to p.527.

p.134 Book 2 SHRUBB Andrew
Lives at Parish House Bottom [inf: SPEAKMAN]
Has the end (a small portion) of DEANE's house.
Referred to p.576.
Transferred to p.655.

p.135 Book 2 ALDRED Charles & Eliz (MARSHALL bapt 19.12.1830)
Married 6.3.1853
Live in Parish House Bottom (BGL met her)
Wife had same mother as wife of Edward DEANE p.134 in this Book
Son of old ALDRED p.131B in this Book.
Referred to p.527 & p.300.
She daughter of Mrs COURTENAGE p.100, sister to BARKER's wife p.119 in this Book?
He buried 19.2.1875 aged 45, plot 6-52.
- Arthur 18.5.1853 - bur 3.10.1854
- James 1.7.1855
- Henry 14.2.1858
- Sarah 16.9.1860
- Harriett 7.6.1863 - bur 25.11.1864
- Will 4.6.1865 - bur 8.3.1867
- Alice 7.7.1867
- Charles 1.8.1869
- Walter 1.8.1871
- George 30.3.1873.
Transferred to p.528.

p.135 Book 2 BURROWS Rob
Live in Parish House Bottom [inf: SPEAKMAN]
Has his honed tree in front.
Vide (see) page 25.
Transferred to p.432.

p.135 Book 2 MARSHALL Charles (20.2.1842) & Jane (MOORE 7.1.1844) & children
Married 13.10.1862
Live in Parish House Bottom [inf: SPEAKMAN]
Daughter of p.103 in this Book?
Referred to p.396 & p.433 & p.435.
- Eliza 7.8.1864
- Will 3.11.1867
- James 4.9.1870
- Richard 29.6.1873.
Transferred to p.696.

p.135 Book 2 MESSINGHAM George (12.3.1820) & Sophia (MARSHALL 8.6.1821) & children
Married 2.5.1844
Live in Parish House Bottom [inf: SPEAKMAN]
- Sarah 11.5.1845
- Ann 17.1.1847
- Harriett 2.10.1849
- Jane 19.10.1851
- George 4.10.1853
- Eliza 24.6.1855
- John 4.4.1858 - bur 2.10.1865
- Kate 17.6.1860
- Will 4.5.1862
- Henry 3.7.1864.
Transferred to p.352.

p.136 Book 2 COVER John & Emma (FYFIELD) & children
Married 6.2.1858
Live behind MESCEL's [inf: SPEAKMAN, nothing in TWB]
Wife daughter of old master FYFIELD [inf: Mrs KNIGHT]
Sister to widow BURROW p.125 in this Book.
Referred to p.347 & p.354.
- George 23.1.1859
- Mary A 5.7.1863.
Transferred to p.563.

p.136 Book 2 STAPELEY Sam & Mary A & children
Live behind Post Office, Arford [inf: SPEAKMAN]
Went to take coal ticket 27.2.1874
- Will 15.4.1849
- Noah 26.1.1851
- Owen 17.10.1852
- James Henry 24.12.1854
- Frederick 31.5.1857 - been in service at Brighton but had rheumatic fever & had to go to hospital
- Mary A 30.10.1859
- Albert 2.11.1862
- Walter Will 7.5.1865
- Thomas Sam 5.7.1868
- Frank Richard 7.5.1871.
Transferred to p.558.

p.136 Book 2 BARNETT James & wife
Live at Barley Mow Hill bottom [inf: SPEAKMAN]
Work for FRASERs.
Transferred to p.356.

p.137 Book 2 ELSTONE Mr & Mrs
[Crossed out=>Live at top of Barley Mow (or Beech) Hill is beyond FRASERs [inf: SPEAKMAN, TWB]
Live in Headley Street, SUTER's south cottage.
Transferred (we think) to p.562.

p.137 Book 2 BLANCHARD James & Harriett (MATTHEWS)* & children
Live on Barley Mow Hill
Husband transported 1873 (doubtful as transportation from Britain/Ireland officially ended in 1868)
Mrs works for me in cleaning schoolroom.
See MATTHEWS pedigree p.1864.
- Edwin (8)
- Katie 3.2.1867
- William 6.2.1870.
Transferred to p.335.

p.137 Book 2 ALDERTON Andrew & Mary A (MATTHEWS)* & 2 children
Live near DIXIE; gardeners at Arford House (live at 'Woolmer Forest' in 1871 census)
Son of old master ALDERTON, page 1 (in this Book?)
*Note made 1920 - these two were sisters, nieces to Mrs BENNETT, see MATTHEWS pedigree p.1864.
- Annie 3.7.1863 - bur 8.7.1863
- Eva 6.11.1864
- Albert (2)
- Levi 11.12.1873.
Q.137
Not transferred.

p.138 Book 2 GALE Stephen & Charlotte (buried 10.2.1868) & children
Married 14.5.1848
Live at Fullers Bottom
I'ANSON complained about children.
- James 8.10.1848
- Hannah 30.1.1853
- Mary 31.1.1858 - bur 10.2.1870
- Jane 26.1.1862
- Will 1.1.1865
- Frances Eliza 1.12.1867.
Transferred to p.238.

p.138 Book 2 GATES George & Harriet (BURROW)
Married 3.7.1873
[Crossed out=>Live at Fullers Bottom (re????) [inf: SPEAKMAN]
[Crossed out=>children ?James, Will & S???? Sarah TWB]
Son of the shoemaker.
Daughter of p.125 in this Book.
Gone now in front of Sophie PAGE's
Entered Clothing Club Dec 1877.
- Edith, born 17.12.1873, not baptised
- Minnie 1875, not baptised
- Kate, bapt 3.6.1877 (bapt by SIMCOCK).
Transferred to p.354.

p.138 Book 2 MARSHALL James & Charlotte (COURTENAGE or BOXALL) & child
Married 15.8.1868
Live at Parish House Bottom (at crossing)
Washed a short time for us, bad ironer.
She daughter of Mrs John COURTENAGE, Beech Hill p.133 in this Book.
Referred to p.435 & p.547.
- Matilda 1.11.1868.
Transferred to p.653.

p.139 Book 2 SILVESTER
Lately (Jan 1874) come to Fellmongers
Apparently been in Headley before
Apparently not good characters.
Q.139.
Not transferred?

p.139 Book 2 GAUNTLETT Will & Sarah (HEARSEY, bur 18.4.1862 aged 56)
Married 13.10.1827
Lives in the Parish Houses
Father of GAUNTLETT & BARNETT, Picketts Hill (below)
Came to ask for flannel 2.1.1874
- Will 5.1.1833, married 20.12.1857 Louisa MOORE (below)
- Henry 14.2.1836, married 13.10.1860 Emma COURTNAGE
- Frances 22.7.1838, married 13.10.1858 Will BARNETT (below).
Q.139.
Crossed 'deceased' - Not transferred.

p.139 Book 2 GAUNTLETT Will & Louisa (MOORE) & 3 children
Married 26.12.1857
Live at Picketts Hill, further cottage
Son of old GAUNTLETT (above) [inf: old GAUNTLETT (above)]
Out 5.1.1874.
Her rheumatics.
Saw her 14.2.1878 - wants to join Clothing Club
Told her Rednad Interest [ie. 1/-]
Referred to on p.207 & p.234.
- Andrew 24.1.1858
- Kate Adeline 11.11.1860
- Will 27.12.1863.
Transferred to p.433.

p.139 Book 2 BARNETT Will & Frances (GAUNTLETT 22.7.1838)
Married 13.10.1858
Live at [crossed out=>Picketts Hill, nearer cottage] [crossed out=>Hilland] Standford with father, old BENNETT
Daughter of old GAUNTLETT (above) [inf: old GAUNTLETT (above)]
Out 5.1.1874.
- Lavinia Kate 13.10.1861
- Harry 6.12.1868
- Child born dead 27.6.1875.
Transferred to p.644.

p.140 Book 2 CHANDLER Benj & Eliza (FULLICK) & child & James RANDALL (ref p.520)
Married 8.10.1870
Live near BETTESWORTH [inf: Mrs BETTESWORTH]
James RANDALL is grandfather of wife (see below)
Wife daughter of p.147 (in this Book) bottom.
Come back to Linstead.
Referred to p.520.
- Ruth 1871
- Ben George 1872
- Edith 1874
- Minnie 1876
- Ruth (4).
Transferred to p.623.

p.140 Book 2 COLE Mr George & Mrs Fanny (FULLICK) & children
Come in place of CHANDLER above.
Wheelwrights from WOODBOURNEs at Kingsley
She sister to Mark p.221 & Fred p.258 (referred to on those pages) [inf: Charles MILLS]
- Minnie 1871.
Transferred to p.633.

p.140 Book 2 BETTESWORTH Edmund & Mary (MILLS)
Live at Bayfields Farm (farmer & people's churchwarden)
Sister to page 44 (in this Book) & below.
Referred to p.278, p.578 & p.576.
Transferred to p.597.

p.140 Book 2 SMITH Mrs
Lives at Prospect Hill, near BETTESWORTHs.
Was housekeeper to late Rector of Bramshott Mr BELLAS.
Property belongs to two Miss DRAKEs (as were)
Orphans left coming from India, Mr BELLAS very fond of children, therefore he took them.
Finds it lonely (BGL and I called 2.1.1874).
Transferred to p.666.

p.140 Book 2 MILLS James & Harriett (HARDING) & Charlie
Entry dated 5.1.1874.
Married 25.10.1840
Live at Saunders Green (BGL & I called 2.1.1874)
Used to live at Lindford. Damp. Came up to try & save lives of two younger, but no good.
He brother to Mrs BETTESWORTH p.597.
Charlie MILLS in my choir 2.1.1874.
- Anne 18.7.1841 - wife of George CHANDLER p.617
- Charles Harding 17.11.1844
- Jane 30.7.1848 - marr 15.8.1872 Walter PICKETT (by me)
- Will 10.11.1850 - bur 10.3.1870
- John 2.11.1856 - bur 2.5.1870.
Referred to p.599, p.617, p.619 & p.633.
Transferred to p.656.

p.141 Book 2 RANDALL James & Olive
Gone into Union Michaelmas 1878.
Had children -
- Sarah 2.12.1821 - marr 22.8.1841 James FULLICK p.147 bottom in this Book & see below
- Hannah 18.4.1824
- Eliz 29.10.1826.
Not transferred.

p.141 Book 2 FULLICK James & Sarah (RANDALL)
Married 22.8.1841
Had children Emily 15.10.1843
- Eliza 12.10.1845 - marr 8.10.1870 Benjamin CHANDLER
- Matilda 5.3.1848 - marr 21.11.1868 Thomas HOWICK
- Jane 14.4.1850
- Fanny 9.5.1852.
See repeated at p.147 bottom this Book.
Transferred to p.520.

p.141 Book 2 LANGRISH Walter 1.4.1836 & Mrs & children
Live at Saunders Green (farmer)
Brother to page 84 (in this Book?).
Referred to p.645.
Transferred to p.618.

p.141 Book 2 WOODS James (5.10.1838) & Mary (FYFIELD 4.12.1842) & 5 children
Married 14.11.1863
Live at [crossed out=>Headley Park] Bank of England (Mrs Agreeable) No.17.
2 children come to Headley school
Tis here Annie WOODS lives - page 64 top (in this Book?)
Son of Daniel WOODS page 56 in this Book (the sexton)
Had to leave Headley Park to make room for George COOMBES.
- ?Mary
- ?George
- Anne Eliza, 3.1.1869
- James, 4.11.1870
- William, 1873.
Transferred to p.251.

p.142 Book 2 CRAFT George & Mrs
Entry dated 5.1.1874
Live at Headley Park mill. Keeper to Sir Henry KEATING.
Mrs pleasant - no children (going to?)
House smokes - complains of it - therefore never enjoys good health.
Been there three or four years
Used to housekeep for Sir Henry before Mrs ____ came.
Transferred to p.625.

p.142 Book 2 PEARCE Charles & wife & 4 children
Entry dated 6.1.1874
Policeman - live in Headley Street
Two boys go to school
Two children in 14 months
- Charles
- Ambrose.
Q.142.
Not transferred? - see p.439.

p.142 Book 2 BLACKMAN Richard (bur 28.8.1860) & Eliz (COURTENAGE) & James GALE
Entry dated 21.1.1874
Widow. Lives between PETARs & HOWICKs & keeps house for James GALE (bapt 11.5.1834)
James GALE is nephew to Stephen GALE page 138 this Book.
Always comes to church [inf: Mrs BLACKMAN]
Mrs BLACKMAN is Allen-ite "quite safe"
Taken biblicals for me to read to her
Was minding the youngest NORTH p.143 this Book.
Mother to page 72 & 71 (in this Book?) also of p.155 top in this Book.
Sons & daughter all live at Deadwater except one, a gentleman's servant in Wales.
Transferred to p.270.

p.143 Book 2 NORTH Sam & Eliz (EVANS) & 6 children
Live between PETARs & HOWICKs, Headley Wood Hatch.
Out 21.1.1874 when called [inf: BLACKMAN above]
Three children died in 3 weeks of fever.
One girl now at Mr PARKER's.
Son of old Mrs Dinah NORTH page 96 (in this Book?)
- John 1.4.1849 - bur 5.1.1865
- Martha 27.4.1851 - bur 12.8.1870
- Sarah 4.3.1855 - bur 19.1.1865
- ?James 1857 - bur 30.12.1864
- Harriett 23.10.1859
- Samuel 22.9.1861
- George 22.2.1863
- Joseph 1.2.1865
- William 6.10.1867
- Elijah 2.7.1871.
Reference to p.291.
Transferred to p.663.

p.144 Book 2 BARNETT Mark & Emily (WHATLEY 16.4.1843) & 2 children
Entry dated 23.1.1874
Married 10.10.1868.
Live at Headley Wood.
Son of page 91, brother of page 19 (in this Book?)
Woman nice, little boy 2 years & 4 months.
Chapel. Children baptised by poor Mr DYKES.
- William Charles 5.9.1869
- Walter B 5.11.1871.
Transferred to p.593.

p.144 Book 2 MARSHALL Will & Harriet (WOODS) & children
Live at Standford
He comes to church (according to sexton).
- Charles 8.3.1857
- Jane 13.7.1862
- Alice 1867
- Edith 1873.
Transferred to p.657.

p.144 Book 2 CURTIS Henry & Sarah (CHANDLER) & 5 children
Married 6.12.1864
Live at Standford, back of old post office (north side)
Chapel [inf: Mrs W BARNETT page 91]
Children are not baptised.
- Elize (or Jane?)
- Tom 1867 - came to school 322 times in 1877
- Harriett 1869 - came to school 254 times in 1877
- Louisa 1872
- Emma 1874.
Transferred to p.343.

p.144 Book 2 WHITING
Lives old post office, Standford
Came there from Hollywater Dec 1877.
Transferred to p.370.

p.145 Book 2 GATES Stephen & Sarah (BARNETT)
Married 3.5.1841
Live at Standford old post office [inf: W BARNETT page 91]
Wife sister to W BARNETT page 91.
Called March 1875.
Only one child now at hone 1877 (Adeline).
She gone to hospital Nov 1877 [inf: BARNETT]
- Stephen 8.8.1841
- George 25.12.1844
- Mary 24.7.1844
- Susan 26.9.1854
- Fanny 18.11.1855
- Adeline 29.8.1858.
Transferred to p.594.

p.145 Book 2 EAGER EGGAR Edwin (15.3.1831) & Anne
Live at Standford post office (with 2 children) [inf: W BARNETT page 91]
Both Edwin & son are papermakers in 1871 census
- Parsons (17)
- Alice Anne 18.9.1859.
Q.145.
See p. 556 (also p.309).
Gone. Not transferred.

p.145 Book 2 BURROWS Elizabeth
Entry dated 23.1.1874.
Widow & son Jim
Live at Standford
Can just get to Headley & back
Son to church
Was washing & ironing - rather nice
Was left with seven to bring up.
See page 61 (in this Book?)
Transferred to p.595.

p.145 Book 2 CHANDLER
Old CHANDLER [wife formerly on West's Charity but died in 1877]
Lives now up in Mr ALLEN's yard.
Transferred to p.629.

p.146 Book 2 SUTER William & Eliza (20/1/1871)
Entry dated Jan 1874
Live at Standford Mill & is foreman.
Showed PHD and me over (Jan 1874)
Is a good churchman. Buried wife 1871.
Transferred to p.510.

p.146 Book 2 TAYLOR Daniel (9.7.1826) & Harriett (JEFFERY 27.4.1825) & children
Entry dated 23.1.1874
Married 1.7.1848
Is groom to Mr ALLEN
Children obliged to go to ALLEN's school
Wants kitchen maid's place for Margaret
Anne Alice being 8 years in London (in Place-S)
- William 21.2.1849
- Anne Alice 7.3.1850
- Rosanna 9.1.1853 - bur 6.11.1854
- Margaret 15.6.1856
- Fanny 7.8.1864.
Referred to p.403 & p.1556 Pedigree.
Not transferred?

p.146 Book 2 Mrs Lydia WARREN
Entry dated 25.1.1874
Old - Lives at Standford in house with PIGGOTTS p.147 below.
Is step-mother to Andrew & George WARREN
Went with Bess to see her 25.1.1874
Is Bible Christian
Is sister to CAMPBELL's 1st wife
Came to Communion Xmas 1880.
Referred to p.480.
Transferred to p.670.

p.147 Book 2 PIGGOTT John & Mrs
Entry dated 25.1.1874
Live at Standford in house with Mrs WARREN above
Mrs keeps school.
The BONEs go there - also KNIGHTs (below).
Referred to p.642.
Transferred to p.662.

p.147 Book 2 KNIGHT Will & Emma (JEFFERY) & children
Entry dated 29.1.1874
Married 14.6.1851.
Live at Standford Corn Mill
Children go to Mrs PIGGOTT's school above
PHD here goes a fishing
BGL & I called 29.1.1874 - Mrs not at home.
- William 24.6.1855
- George 11.4.1858
- Sarah A 8.3.1863
- Emma 2.9.1866
- John 7.3.1869.
Transferred to p.642.

p.147 Book 2 FULLICK James (17.1.1819) & Sarah (RANDALL 2.12.1821) & 2 children
Married 22.8.1841
Live near LICKFOLDs. Out 25.1.1874 when called.
Wife dau of p.140 in this Book
- Emily 15.10.1843
- Eliza12.10.1845 - married 8.10.1870 Benjamin CHANDLER p.140 this Book
- Matilda 5.3.1848 - married 21.11.1868 Thomas HOWICK
- James 14.4.1850 - gone mad Jan 1881
- Fanny 9.5.1852
- Eliza 27.4.1854
- Anne 1.1.1857
- Mary J 10.3.1861
- Alice 8.3.1863.
- one of the bottom two daughters married to Walter LICKFOLD (p.148 this Book) by whom one child (boy) born before marriage - probably
Transferred to p.520.

p.148 Book 2 LOUCH Mr & Mrs
Live at Headley Mill - is saddler & keeps shop
No children - gave Bess some cyclamens
Came to Headley in 1866 from London
Came for benefit of health
Brother apprenticed here, now at Bramshott
Not much opinion of Headley-ites
Rather nice but I fear "savon"-y.
Transferred to p.476.

p.148 Book 2 LICKFOLD John & Anna & child
Live at Standford - out on 29.1.1874
Tenant of Glebe. Formerly at ROGERS shop.
- Emily 18.2.1829
- Sarah A 19.9.1830
- John 2.8.1832
- Edward 22.7.1835 - bur 6.6.1870
- Eliz 13.9.1837 - bur 8.10.1856
- James Frederick 25.12.1840 - bur 8.5.1843
- Walter 4.5.1843
- Fred James 1.2.1846 - bur 24.2.1865.
Referred to p.392 & p.520.
Re-entered at p.540, but this info not transferred.

p.148 Book 2 CHANDLER Tom & Eliza (MORGAN) & 4 little children
Entry dated 29.1.1874
Live at Standford across LICKFOLD's water, ie. at Mill Chase?
Walter was minding baby - boy with nice eyes
Walter quieter, Lucy sharp as a needle
Asked if would like to go to school - yes! & knew ABC.
- Walter 5.3.1865
- Mary A 3.6.1866
- Harriett, 1868 - bur 11.4.1868
- Lucy 7.11.1869
- Ann 25.2.1871 - bur 1871
- Clara 29.9.1872
- Florence 1.11.1874
- Thomas Fred 1.2.1876.
Transferred to p.627.

p.149 Book 2 VALE Mr & Mrs
Live at Chase Farm (½ way up WARREN's road)
He was coachman to Mr WATNEY, therefore now keeps Mr WATNEY's horse at Eveley.
She is laundress.
Q.149
Not transcribed.

p.149 Book 2 COOMBES with 4 children live at Bulls Farm - going away across Whitmore
Oct 1875.
Q.149
Not transcribed.

p.149 Book 2 VOLLER Mr & Mrs & one child
Live at Grayshott, near Grayshott Farm
Only been there 4 or 5 months 6.3.1874
Nice little woman, child 7 months 6.3.1874 - Henry?
Came from Hindhead; been under Mr BAKER
Now work on Grayshott Farm
Nephew to old master VOLLER
Gone. Q.149
Not transcribed.

p.149 Book 2 MATTHEWS old & MATTHEWS Charles & Phoebe & children
Live on Beech Hill (wanderers)
Had child Joseph christened 22.2.1874
Out on 6.3.1874, but saw girl in van (pleasant)
- Caroline, bapt 4.12.1870
- Joseph, bapt 22.3.1874.
Transferred to p.658 & p.659.

p.150 Book 2 BAXTER George
Farmer & ____
Live at Lindford nearly in the Chase (white house)
Niece aged 34 married 23.10.1873 to Edward FIELD (by licence).
Transferred to p.602? (but it's John BAXTER there; George is nephew in 1881 census).

p.150 Book 2 ALDERTON John & Harriett (BELTON 24.6.1832) & 6 children
Married 10.7.1854
Live at Barford behind Mrs HARRIS
Brother to old master ALDERTON page 1.
Got 7 children, one at service (3 out of 10 have died)
Was baking on 13.3.1874 when called.
Out of 12/- a week, pays 1/- for rent then 10/8 for flour, then has 4d left for schooling, then nothing else.
Referred to p.283.
- Jane 27.4.1856
- Frank 1.2.1862
- Maria 4.6.1865 (crossed out)
- Charlotte (8)
- James (5).
Transferred to p.588.

p.150 Book 2 VINEY Mr & Mrs & son (out in London)
Entry dated 13.5.1874
Making a house on Beech Hill
Is a cabinet maker
Came in 1868; slow work with the trees.
Transferred to p.442.

p.151 Book 2 BARSBY Mr & Mrs & one child
Keeper at Land of Nod
BETTESWORTH says won't stand no nonsense
Out when called
Boy comes to school.
Q.151.
Not transferred.

p.151 Book 2 SMITH William & Mrs & children
Entry dated 9.6.1874
Miller at Barford
Came there Mich 1872
Saw Mrs on 9.6.1874 - very pleasant & chatty - asked me in, nice little room, piano.
Been at other mills, last one had a farm but rent too high, couldn't make it pay.
Not much water since they have been there.
Q.151.
Not transferred? William CHALCRAFT & family (p.351) there in 1881 census.

p.151 Book 2 PACEY Susan, born in 1801
Widow. Lives at Barford, sub-tenant of No.8.
Told me 9.4.1878 that p.260 (WOODGER) had been very kind to her.
Husband died quite lately (this is Jan 1875)
She has just come home from Frensham.
Came for coal on 28.1.1875
Has lost the use of left hand, old master ROBINSON comes in the morning to help her put on her gound.
Special grievance: Dr WOODS charged 8/6 for attending to her hand.
Mother of p.521.
Referred to p.260 & p.521.
Transferred to p.677.

p.152 Book 2 BAKER Mr & Mrs & 3 children
Live at Baigeant's Bridge. Kingsley people.
Parents of page 76.
Live under Mrs CLEAR.
House once belonged to old Mrs NORTH, page 96, but was sold to farmer CLEAR.
Went to see her 9.2.1875, took some coals.
Has nine children, one lives as below.
[Crossed out?=>Two under 12 at home, one bigger]
Transferred to p.255.

p.152 Book 2 KEATING Sir Henry
Headley Park.
House kept by an old person & also a daughter of the BAKERs above, this daughter being about 30.
Transferred to p.626.

p.152 Book 2 BARNETT Edward & Frances (HILYER) & 4 children
Live [crossed out=>Arford behind M????RS] or Quarry
Church people - she cleans church.
Daughter of old master HILYER (see below).
Mrs came for coal 13.2.1875.
- William John 3.2.1867
- Charlotte Maria 1.11.1868
- Ernest
- Kate 29.6.1873.
Referred to p.384.
Transferred to p.604.

p.153 Book 2 HILYER HILLIER William
Old master HILYER [inf: grandchild]
Lives at [crossed out=>Parish House Bottom] Quarry.
Father of Mrs BARNETT above
Went & came back March 1880.
Transferred to p.605.

p.153 Book 2 BUTLER John & Jane & 5 children
[Crossed out=>Live at Bank of England …]
Now live at Hollywater.
Come from beyond Basingstoke
Husband sells brooms
Children go to ALLEN's
CAMPBELL & I went 23.2.1875
Had allotment land at old parish but new squire
Saw Mrs & Charles (aged 18 wants work) - seems decent woman
Saw her & children on 30.6.1875. Husband had just got into some difficulty about cutting ?? over ?? sticks (with Mr DIXON) £1/19/- on a month in Winchester.
Mr ALLEN very good during winter.
- Charles
- (4 more unnamed).
Q.153. Not transferred.

p.153 Book 2 SHRUBB Benjamin & Amy (ERLE) & 6 children
Married at Alton.
Live at Lindford at the crossroads
Says she comes to church
Perhaps not properly married (Amy EARLE is Head in 1871 census, children's surname EARLE, Benjamin SHRUB is Lodger)
Benj SHRUBB married 25.11.1854 ?? to Eliz FULLICK
- Fanny born 1861
- Walter born 1864, bapt 25 Jan 1863 from Headley Wood, Amy written as Emma in register
- Alfred born 1865
- William born 1868
- Charles born 1870 (according to 1871 census)
- James bapt 25.5.1873. Amy marr June 1873 to Benjamin SHRUBB in register
Gone out of parish.
Q.153. Not transferred.

p.153 Book 2 COOMBES James & wife
In place of SHRUBB above.
Married in 1875 or 1876.
Formerly of Bank of England, then at Batts Corner [inf: Mrs George FULLICK]
See p.219.
Transferred to p.219.

p.154 Book 2 WEEKES James & Anne (CHANDLER) & 5 children (in Feb 1875*)
Visit dated 15.2.1875
Married 21.11.1857
Live at Lindford Chase at end on right [Map No.35]
Went to take her some coal on 15.2.1875 because pay a little tithe & had child baptised.
* Now (Mar 1878) 6 children at home & 2 out
Seems a nice (good looking) woman
He a stout sandy-haired man
Baby Clara at 4 months old with very little (light) hair.
- Anne bapt 1.1.1860
- Sarah Ann bapt 25.1.1863
- Eliz Mary bapt 5.11.1865
- Charles bapt 2.2.1868
- Caroline Fanny bapt 5.6.1870
- bapt 1874
- Clara bapt Jan 1878.
Transferred to p.513.

p.154 Book 2 TRIGGS George & Anne (BOXALL) & [crossed out=>wife's father Henry BOXALL]
Visit dated 15.2.1875
Married 1.2.1849
Live at Lindford Chase [Map No.36]
Went with CAMPBELL by mistake thinking it was James W (above)
Saw chapel rules on wall.
Old BOXALL used to live in Headley Street
Were gardeners (page 11) now (Feb 1875) live
TRIGGS not brother of Headley Street p.130 in this Book.
Reference to p.500.
- Mary Anne bapt 10.3.1850
- William bapt 14.3.1852
- Harriett bapt 22/1.1854.
Transferred to p.661.

p.154 Book 2 BOXALL Henry & Hannah (COLLINS, bapt 31.12.1809)
Married 21.5.1831
She buried 2.6.1849 aged 39, living at Sleaford Toll Bar
Parents of Anne above, & he living with her.
- Hannah (actually Ann) bapt 17.6.1832 from Headley Park - m. as above
- John bapt 5.4.1834 - bur 11.8.1844 aged 10
- Harriet bapt 22.12.1836 (in censuses 1841 & 1851)
- William 2.12.1838 - bur 30.8.1865 aged 26
- James bapt 5.4.1840
- Henry bapt 12.12.1841
- Eliza bapt 22.10.1843 - bur 7.1.1844 aged 3 months
- Hannah bapt 19.4.1846 - bur 31.1.1863 aged 16
- Elizabeth bapt 30.4.1848 - bur 17.3.1868 aged 19.
Not transferred?

p.155 Book 2 BLACKMAN George & Anne (STACEY) & children
Married 2.11.1861
Son of p.142 bottom in this Book
Lives at Lindford Chase north of little bridge (been there 2 years, this 2.3.1875)
Information from Mrs GARDNER (below)
Daughter of below. Sells fish at times.
He asked me about more parish pay for old people. Not able to pay out till he took them in.
- Alice barn 1868
- Annie born 1869, bapt 4.7.1869.
Transferred to p.273.

p.155 Book 2 STACEY James & Mrs
Parents of above
Live next to daughter at Lindford Chase
Receive relief from Harbor for Bramshott.
Transferred to p.268.

p.155 Book 2 GARDNER Richard Samuel & Mrs & children
Lives at Lindford Chase, just by dangerous footbridge.
Went to see footbridge & Mrs GARDNER on 31.3.1875
Some people have fallen in.
- Samuel born 1862
- George born 1867
- Anne born 1868
- Adelaide born 1869
- Rhode born 1871 or 1872.
Transferred to p.637.

p.155 Book 2 BURROWS Richard & Mrs & five children
Live at end Lindford Chase Road on left
Information Mrs B on 22.1.1875.
Paper for pig to them on 17.12.1879
- Thomas
- Harriett
- Ellen
- John.
'T.W.B' marked against children.
Transferred to p.596.

p.155 Book 2 LEMON George
Live at end Lindford Chase on right.
Information Mrs BURROWS above
Son of old master LEMON (page 59 = p.259)
Mrs always at home, takes in sewing (pleasant).
- Mary
- Henry.
'T.W.B' marked against children.
Transferred to p.355.

p.156 Book 2 ROSE Mr & Mrs & 4 children
Live at Chase Farm, Standford (where VALEs lived)
In there for Mr CHALCRAFT, have their firing pound & so have plenty.
Came from Oakhanger Xmas 1874
Two boys come to school sometimes, third is a girl, 4th a baby not very well.
Gone.
Not transferred?

p.156 Book 2 ADAMS Mr & 5 children
Live at Chase Farm, Standford
Came from Bramshott early in 1875.
Eldest girl keeps house for them.
Some of the children come to school
Recommended to go & see them by CAPES (Rector of Bramshott).
- 1869 Albert.
Transferred to p.587.

p.156 Book 2 HOWICK Thomas & ?Matilda (FULLICK 5.3.1848) & children
Married 21.11.1868
Live at Standford [crossed out=>old Post Office] old Farm, north side.
Gardener to Mr ALLEN.
She daughter of p.520.
- Annie, bap 2.1.1870.
Transferred to p.638.

p.157 Book 2 CARPENTER (the children of Eli died 1877, bur 13.8.1877 aged 55, & Harriett (PIGGOTT) died 1874, bur 17.3.1874 aged 50) - married 18.6.1846, his father George
Live on Standford Hill opposite chapel
Eldest son at home is Noah, born 1847 (no baptisms registered, presumably dissenters)
The boy at CURTIS's is one son.
Saw 29 Aug 1877 - two daughters, the youngest very ill.
Q.157. Referred to on p.1525.
For Harriett, see p.697.
Entry crossed with word 'Gone'
Not transferred.

p.157 Book 2 POOK L
Lives at Standford [cottages south of BARNETT]
Transferred - to p.665? - entry there is for a William, & in 1881 census.

p.157 Book 2 BUDD William & Mary (TILBURY) & 3 children
Came from Conford 3 years ago (viz in 1874)
Children not baptised [Allenites?]
She sister to TILBURY, our old gardener.
Live next to POOK at Standford.
- Annie 1872 (Mary Anne in 1881 census)
- William, born 1.7.1875.
Transferred to p.591.

p.158 Book 2 GATES Mr & Mrs (shoemaker)
Live at [crossed out=>Beech Hill quarry encroachment] Bank of England S???? House
No relation to the other GATES. Works for Mr GAMBLEN [inf: old ALDERTON]
Transferred to p.344.

p.158 Book 2 VALLER Mr & Mrs & 5 children
Live at Bull's Farm, Grayshott. Q.158.
Came there October 1875. Has a helpless boy.
Was confined April 1875 when the boy had whooping cough & was not properly attended. Four months afterwards he (after gradually getting weaker) took to his bed & has been there ever since. Dr WOODS says never get any better. Child very nice & friendly. She clean & respectable. Husband underkeeper & trapper to Mr PHILLIPS.
Two of the children go to I'ANSON's school.
Entry crossed with word 'Gone'
Not transferred.

p.158 Book 2 HEATHER Arthur & Kate (GROVER?)
Married 18.11.1871
Live at Long Cross. WOODTHORPE's cottage in village.
Referred to p.425 & p.514.
Transferred to p.559.

p.158 Book 2 PARFECT George
Live at Long Cross.
Transferred to p.214?

p.159 Book 2 PUTTICK Mr & Mrs
Live at Bank of England
Married by me on _._.1874. (George & Ellen née HEATHER m. 3.4.1875 - he and his father Thomas both 'lathe cleavers')
Q.159.
Entry crossed with word 'Gone'
Not transferred.

p.159 Book 2 BRITTON
Building a new house at Bank of England No.26.
Transferred to p.508?

p.159 Book 2 WAKEFORD Noah & Anne (KEELING) [inf: SPEAKMAN]
Live at Deadwater Hill
Had child buried (without church) in 1877
Wife is sister & daughter to the murder & suicide (see alphabetical list of Burials opposite KEELING)
Transferred to p.247.

p.160 Book 2 BARNETT Thomas & Martha (FRY) [old Pat]
Married 25.10.1821
Lives at Picketts Hill.
- James 21.4.1822
- Sarah 6.1.1824
- Benjamin 25.12.1825, bur 19.5.1826
- Elizabeth 15.4.1827, marr 4.10.1851 Thomas HACK
- Mark 2.8.1829, marr 17.10.1850 Eliza TUCKEY
- Luke George 8.4.1832.
Transferred to p.208.

p.160 Book 2 FISHER old John & Mrs [crossed out=>Jane GROVER]
Lives at Deadwater [inf: bottom p.41 of this book]
He now (Jan 1879) in Union. She lies about anywhere.
- Mary Anne 30.4.1820 (dau of John & Jane FISHER in register)
- George, was married 2.8.1873 to Rosetta FOARD.
Transferred to p.451.

p.160 Book 2 HEATHER Fred & wife & children
Live in Headley Street, middle cottage down lane.
- William - comes to Sunday school
- Fred - comes to Sunday school.
Transferred to p.254.

p.161 Book 2 HARDING Albert & Anne (BRIDGER 18.2.1844) & children
Married 29.10.1869
Keeps a shop at Lindford opposite Royal Exchange
Very troublesome about Tithes & Rates
Married a daughter of Joe BRIDGER (below, Hatch House)
- ?Horatio F, born 1870 (Bull).
Transferred to p.474.

p.161 Book 2 BRIDGER Joseph & Anne (died) & daughter & illegitimate granddaughter
Live at Hatch House
Daughter had an illegitimate child (Eleanor Elvina) Feb 1876
Father of Mrs HARDING above.
- Henry, lives at Hilland (p.93 in this book)
- Ann 18.2.1844, marr 29.10.1868 Albert HARDING, above
- Mary 14.4.1850 - mother as above.
Transferred to p.589.

p.161 Book 2 BONE George & Elizabeth & children
Live at Lindford (near Hatch House) - is farrier
Strong chapel-ites (Headley Chapel)
She teaches in Chapel Sunday School
Send their children anywhere but to Headley.
- Ellen 15.6.1862
- Agnes 6.11.1864
- Naomi, born 1869 or 1870.
Transferred to p.590.

p.162 Book 2 HIBBARD … & … & 4 children
Live at Bull's Farm, Grayshott (front)
Came there summer 1877. Saw her 31 Oct 1877.
Children used to go to Headley school, will now go to Grayshott.
Children have whooping cough.
- Ellen 1869.
Now 1880 gone to Simmonstones.
Q.162.
Entry crossed with word 'Gone'
Not transferred.

p.162 Book 2 CANE James & Jane (ALDERTON) & 1 child
Live at Bull's Farm, Grayshott (back)
Came there summer 1877. Saw her 31 Oct 1877.
Married at Churt in July 1876.
Transferred to p.346.

p.162 Book 2 PERKINS … & … & 1 child
Live at Grayshott Hall Lodge (gardener)
Came in early summer of 1877.
Mrs came from Devonshire; finds this wild.
He was in London; left on account of health.
Q.162.
Entry crossed with word 'Gone'
Not transferred.

This was the last page that WHL used for recording people's details in Book 2.
He then transferred most, but not all, the above details into other books of his.

Further information recorded in Book 2 is as follows:—

Information from the registers

Register No.7:-
Page 82: Mr James FOORDE, Vicar of Farnham married (here in Headley) 15.8.1710 Elizabeth MUGGLESTON of the parish of Farnham
Page 85: Benjamin LANGWITH, Dr of Divinity, Rector of Petworth married (here in Headley by licence) 2.11.1734 Sarah GREGORY of Dorking (Surrey)
Page 86: Note that 20.10.1629 John VANDEL of Passfield gave to the poor £10, To Mr William COX (Rector), John BAKER of Stream, William VALLER of Eveley, William MILL of Barford.
Page 20: The repairs of Huntingford Bridge with attorney's Bill for lawsuit.
Page 0: Securities & certificates given by out-parishioners.

Register No.8:-
Page 47: Banns proclaimed by Clerk!

Register No.9:-
Page 41: Wife of Transported man forbidden to marry by the Bishop.
Mrs Sarah FULLICK (informant - see Book 4, p.315) living at Cook's Farm, Barford: COOK was butcher & (because he drank) farmer too - still alive (July 1873) but in the workhouse? (COOK not found in Headley censuses)

Book 3 – Mr LAVERTY starts (or restarts) recording details of his parishioners here through to the end of Book 11 – in no particular sequence

p.2 FORD (FOARD) George (b. 1855) & Anne (GLAYSHER) & 1 child
[Crossed out => Frensham Pond House]
Live at Deadwater [Crossed out => Back of ???]
He son of James p.516. She d. of p.379
For his alleged perjury see p.516
For his threatening his uncle Aaron WOODS see p.272
To be distinguished from p.16
4 children and then he died
- Harry 1881 - soldier (cavalry) in India to 1910
- Bessie 1885 - Mrs E KELLY. RAF
- Jemima 1887 - Mrs Ralph WARD - m.1908 to ex-soldier (S. Staffords)
- Lydia 1889 - Mrs Wm BORROW - m. 6.9.1913 - who went 1925 to Le Court.
They were married October 9, 1880
17.2.1882 privately baptised
He died 20.12.1889 (of Bright's [kidney] disease, aged 33, buried Xmas Day, plot I5) and she (1904) m. John BLACKMAN (p.1429)

p.2 Cutting Dec 1885: HEADLEY - Serious robbery of pheasants - At the Petty Sessions at Alton on Tuesday before W Wickhan Esq (in the chair) and JG Wood and AF Jeffreys Esqs, George FORD was charged with stealing 47 pheasants, the property of Mr Henry Howard ALLEN of Headley. … He was defended by James MOWATT (see p.194)

p.2 Cutting Jan 1886: (Before WCD Esdaile Esq and other Justices) Charge of stealing pheasants at Headley. George FORD, 29, labourer, was charged with stealing 45 tame pheasants, value £20, the property of Henry Howard ALLEN, at Headley on 7th November. … The jury immediately returned a verdict of Not Guilty.

p.3 SUTTON Jane b. 12 May 1861 [sister of Mrs Mary Ann SUTER, 1891 census]
Lives 1881-1882 in Street with p.511
Has twitchings - Dr Leslie recommends hospital
Wrote for her 23.3.1882 to St Bartholomew's
"Every 5 minutes" her right knee twitched
Came to me again about her Jan 1884
She had been better but is again worse
Seems to come on end of each year
After months hospital, better for 9 months.

p.3 VERSTAGE J W (né 1845) & … (RIPPEN?) & daughter (is Mrs MARTIN with a child née 1910)
- owner for some years by inheritance of Barford Mill. Came to live there 1911
Won't pay his little T.R.C.
Has some business in Godalming
She died Nov 1931.
[Kelly's for Churt 1895 - Barford Mill: VERSTAJE, John William, Flock dealer]

p.4 VALLER Widow
[Crossed out => Field House (North side)]
Keeps house for BAKER (see p.5)
Came from Frensham.

p.4 KING … & … & 2 infants
Shoemaker came 1911 to Barford Upper Mill

p.4 BUGGINS Albert Sam & Alice Maud KIRK née 1884
Stoker 1911 at Electric Station, Bordon
Lives on Hendon Road
The Albert Sam married 1910 to Alice Maud KIRK of Paddington
One child only by end of 1916, and returned from war with Cork Reg.
- Hilda Alice Ethel née 7.10.1911 is in 1920 at Birdingbury School
- Lilian Maud née 21.6.1917 is 1920 at home
1920 Mrs BIGGINS is in Hants asylum (would go out naked)
1920 he is "Switchboard Attendant" at Bordon.

p.5 BAKER
Single man living down near Barford stream
House kept by …
Made a lot of money (Inf: Mrs COVER 5.1873)
Came from Frensham.

p.5 BOLTON … & …
Married 1910. In the Firs, Deadwater 1911
Theatrical people (?manager).

p.5 KNIGHT
In a canteen opposite Deadwater Row 1911

p.6 TAYLOR Daniel & Anne & family
Field House (South Side) gone now - see p.402
TAYLOR Daniel, bap 23/9/1835?
Anne
5 children:
- William bap 5/11/1865
- Anne bap 5/1/1868
- James Edwin bap 5/2/1871
- Ellen bap 31/8/1873 [bap reg]
- Alice bap 6/5/1877 [bap reg]
William & Anne go (Xmas 1875) to Mrs Parfect's school.

p.6 QUINELL William Charles & Alice Emma
A dealer (lately from Oakhanger)
At late WREFORDs April 1911
1925 at Chestnut Villas, Lemon Grove, Whitehill
Father & son both in RFA in Great War
Wm Charles & Wm Mark
- Leonard was missing in the war
- Frances Cecilia was married Xmas 1921 (I gave character)
- Kathleen Alice married 7 Oct 1925.

p.7 HUTCHINGS Charles (born 1849) &
New baker (1882) at Headley Mill
Senior Beadle of Foresters - p.535
An Insurance found for his life came Dec 1887 from Prudential Assurance Co
For Miss? SHOTTER see p.177.

p.7 WALLER Richard George - photographer 1911 at Hardings Deadwater.

p.7 HALL
A cycle man 1911 at Hardings Deadwater with a shop on main road.

p.8 HAYDEN George* & Alice (b. 10 April 1861, d. 1903) [WARREN]
Live at [Crossed out => Linstead] Foley's Lodge
He from Winchester, mother died two days before marriage.
Son of Daniel
Come 1895 to Plaster Hill
Then married "Polly HOLDEN"
She died & he married Cook from (in 1912 in London) Sir W NAPIER. (Not sure if date relates to her death or his marriage)
Married by me to Alice WARREN 1 April 1882
- 1884 dau Mary Beatrice married by 1913 to a keeper in Wales. Tall very in 1900 (Not sure if this last phrase relates to Alice or Beatrice)
- 1886 dau Gertrude Alice - died 1919
- 1891 son Frederick G - died 1916
- 1894 dau Elsie Helene - was in service July 1913 - died 1920.
[Rewritten on p.1963]
* of Daniel's sons (see p.456) Alfred p.669 is eldest & above George is 2nd.

p.8 Cutting: Jan 1884 - Henry HEATHER was fined 20s; George HAYDEN 15s; and Charles HEATHER (p.271) 5s, besides 18s6d costs between them, for trespassing with guns on land belonging to the Hon J DUTTON and Headley - The fines varied according to previous convictions.

p.9 WARE John & Rosina (HEDGER)
Living at Robin Hood
Banned June & July 1882
Strangers then living at JANNOWAY's (p. 244)
Received Sept 16, 1882 a letter from Mr Francis FLOWERS (schoolmaster), Merlin House, St Helen's Park Crescent , Southsea claiming Mrs WARE as his wife.

p.9 Letter from a Francis FLOWERS, a schoolmaster whose wife had left him 5 years before and gone through 'marriage' at Headley Church to a man called WARE on 1st July 1882. Rosina HEDGER living at Robin Hood with Mrs FROST.

p.9 PARFITT & … & 3 children
New Chauffeur 1911 to Broxhead House
Two girls née circa 1900 & before, tall
One small boy
Left Broxhead & in Somerset Avenue in March 1912.

p.10 YOUNG … & … & baby
Live at Arthur WHITE's new (1882) house at extreme Greyshott Bottom
Strangers to this parish
Red hair, nice & nice little baby, 1882
House still very damp August 28th
1883 gone.
Probably not same as p.124

p.10 AVENALL Moses & Naomi & grandchild Arthur
plus 3 adult children in 1911 census
New carter 1911 in Harry HEATHER's place
Lives at Stream Cottage.

p.11 NORTH … & … & …
Live at Baj's [Baigents] Bridge, not old
Tried for Dissenting Funeral for nine months child on Sep 12, 1882 but Mr CHIN would not do it as being the first.
Supposed not to be relations of other NORTHs.
Eldest son said to be mixed up with the same case of p.654 & to have thrown spade at keeper.
James see p.175.

p.12 SUTTON John (1852) & Jane (1853) (KING)
Live at last house on right Hollywater
Married by me Sept 16, 1882
She from Leytonstone. He son of Mrs William (p.338)
Saw her 2/3 1885 at Hollywater, oldish looking
Glad to see when passing.
Saw him Dec 12, 1885. Useless sort of looking chap. Tall
He died and widow now (1889) lives with George MARSHALL (p.438)
Not married in 1890
Married Xmas 1890 to one WINTER of Liphook - oldish man.

p.13 BIDWELL Mrs
Old lady (80) living at Stream with Mrs MARSHALL (p.14)
Grandmother to Mrs MARSHALL
Young Mrs came for mutton Nov 7, 1882
The mother died when Mrs B was 10 months old.

p.13 BOND Wm Alf & Alice M (SULLIS) (GULLIS?)
Came as bachelor 1911 to Saddler's in Street
To be married shortly to Aldershot girl.

p.14 MARSHALL … & … & children
Live at Stream Cottage
No connection with the previous MARSHALLs
She granddaughter of Mrs BIDWELL (p.13).

p.14 MULLIGAN T & wife
Came 1911 to Kenton House. Baptists
Married in 1909. He né circa 1865, she younger.

p.15 HEATHER
At new (autumn 1882) house in Grayshott between CANE's & top of bottom (Inf: SPEAKMAN)

p.15 ADAMS Francis Percy
Living 1911 at Headley Mill
Gas (works) manager.

p.16 FORD George & Ann &
Gardener etc (1882) to Mrs VINCENT
Child Lily Rose Christened 19 Dec 1882
To be distinguished from p.2.
Children are:
- 1874 Elizabeth
- 1878 George
- 1879 Annie
- 1882 Lily Rose.

p.16 DOWE Ernest Stanley
Came 1911 on Standford Hill from Staines
Clearer of meters for gas works
Calls it Staines Cottage.

p.17 VINCENT Mrs Charlotte Ella & Lily & Miss Isabella VINCENT
Widow lady occupying (1882) the house built by Mr I'Anson and called The Châlet - "Swiss Cottage" - Headley
Very anxious (Xmas 1882) for us to have an organ in Headley church,
Miss VINCENT (one of the daughters mentioned below) living at "Headley Hill" 1882.
Mrs V is widow of Capt Francis Charles RN.
See also p.804.

p.18 Pedigree of WHITINGs

p.19 WHITING Alfred & Louise (BOULDEN) - builder
Live at Bank of England
He son of George at Baigeants (p.479)
See pedigree p.18.
p.420 & Alfred each lost a child Dec 1882
She probably a sister to the Annie PEARSON in this newspaper cutting [about Concealment of Birth at Kingsley]

p.20 GIBBONS … & wife & one child
Moore House (south end)
Gone now & (1882)
Saw Mrs 22/2/1876. Tidy and respectable
Came from … Oct 1875. Was schoolmistress? there.
Husband was groom to parson. Left, did not like the new parson whose wife drinks!
Sorry that she is so far away from "means of grace"
Kept school for little children till 18/2/1876
Mrs DAVIS (p.22) did not know why not now.

p.20 CROWHURST Miss Elizabeth
At back of 1 Pickerings Bungalows 1911
Banned 1911. Works at laundry and married Aug 1911 to Wm WELLS.

p.21 FROST Mrs
Housekeeper to Mr DOREY, Moore House (p.698)
Had measles when she was carrying "her baby". People said the child would never have them, but had them badly when about 6 or 7 years old.

p.22 Moore House (middle house) - WHITE
Moore House (north end) - BONE … & wife & 4 children
Baby baptised on Oct 1, 1876
Visited here on Oct 3, 1876
Rather good looking woman.

p.23 THREADWELL John Kisby & Mary Ann
Bailiff 1882 at Grayshott Park
Dau. Rosa Elizabeth a certified mistress who at times plays Grayshott harmonium
- m. Oct 23 1884 Alfred LEATHERLAND, an engine driver.

p.24 Cottage (between Moore House and Huntingford)
IFOULD (or FYFIELD?) … & wife & (Oct 1875) 4 children
- (girl)
- (boy) about 6 (Oct 1875)
- (boy) about 5 (Oct 1875)
- (boy) about 2 (Oct 1875)
Only came into beginning of October - went to see them Oct 11th 1875 - came from Bramshott, where they had been working at Mr CHRISTMAS's - girl will come to Headley school; but two little boys will go to Moore House where Mrs … [presumably GIBBONS p.20? - JOS] is likely to open school.

p.25 SWANBOROUGH G H & … (PETAR)
Live at Alton
See one of the 4 Miss PETARs p.532

p.25 Cutting Jan 1887: G H SWANBOROUGH of Chawton fined £6 for keeping a carriage without a requisite licence.

p.26 Des BARRES Capt EA
[Crossed out=>Huntingford Farm]
Live at Deadwater
Name from CANE's paper for cow to which he gave 5/-

p.27 JEAL … & … & family
Gardener 1882, 83 at Oaks
Family late at school.

p.28 POINTER … & …
Live at George PARFECT's small cottage.

p.29 COVER James & widow Jane COOMBES
Brother and sister living at Grayshott (1st new house Rt. on Rt. Road) (Inf: Mrs ROBINSON)
Wm COOMBES killed from cart about 1880
- she stranger to parish - he formerly lived at POOK's - he brother to Reuben, Stephen, etc.
- see p.108 for Mrs WINCHESTER.

p.29 Cutting Jan 1888: James CULVER [COVER?] of Grayshott, Headley, was summoned for assaulting James MOORE at Grayshott on 26/12/1887 - MOORE was fined!

p.30 WHITE Wm & Hannah (LEMON)
Rock Bank Cottage (beyond Huntingford Bridge)
- married 5/10/1872
Hannah born 21/9/1851
This is his second wife: 1st wife dau of FULLICK, Cook's Farm, V.830
2nd wife dau of old Mrs LEMON of Fellmongers, III.526.
1st wife died 21/10/1871; marr to 2nd wife 5/10/1872
Saw her Oct 1875 at her mother's cottage; going to have another child. Church people so far as Christening, etc.
See also p.289.

p.31 BARRETT Alfred & wife Mary Elizabeth (she 'beer retailer' in Kelly's Directory 1895)
From London - building 1883 at Grayshott on left of Rt. hand road beyond the left Mrs SMALE's.

p.31 Cutting Sept 1890: Mrs Alfred BARRETT of Grayshott, Headley, was charged with allowing a dwelling-house at Headley, her property, to be occupied before she had obtained a certificate from the Rural Sanitary Authority that there was provided, within a reasonable distance of the house, an available supply of wholesome water. The defendant's husband appeared & explained that he thought the well belonging to another house of his wife's about 50 yards distant, was sufficient.

p.32 HEATHER George & wife & son
Shoemaker living in Grayshott Bottom, formerly a farmer - ?failed.
Plenty to say - pleasant people. Board up "Heather & Son. shoemakers"
Report by people that they kept George GLAYSHER's son that died 1883 too long out in cold - "conscience clear"
HEATHER John - nephew of above, shoemaker at Grayshott 1898 - has a German workman.

p.33 HALE's children - living at left-hand house on Huts Road.
He spirit merchant with 13 children - so a number live down here (Inf: HEATHER)
Is to build on land N & W of HEATHER.

p.33 HALE … & … & 3 children* - son of the above, came 1914 to Whitmore
* Boy né circa 1898; girl née circa 1905; girl née circa 1908.

p.34 LEGH Edwin Corbet & Mrs
Live at Pound Cottage; has pension; been in china; brother a parson
Came in 1882.

p.35 WHITAKER né 1858 Alexander Ingham - new purchaser 1883 of Grayshott Estate - ?past proprietor of Ingham's marsala
- his sister Mrs CHRISTIAN - p.1416
- m. at Headley 6/6/1895 Miss Bertha Catherine de PURY, niece to Miss C I'ANSON
Sold the Grayshott Estate at end of 1927
Died in Belgium & bur. at Grayshott, Sept 1933.

Loose notes:
WHITAKER - on the 29th June 1883 at Pylewell Park, Lymington, the wife of W Ingham Whitaker of a son.
Grayshott Hall Estate: 1,800 acres; rental £605; price £42,500; timber £8,094; fittings £380; Total £50,974 - Mr Wm Ingham Whitaker of Pylwell Park, Lymington
Cantilever principle
Cutting: WHITAKER - on May 5, 1956, peacefully at Redcroft, Grayshott, Berthe Catherine, beloved wife of the late Alexander I Whitaker.

p.36 CHANDLER Mrs
Old lady living (1880) Lindford Chase
Mother to George p.617 [inf: BOXALL]
Visitors with her July 1883 when called
Went to son & Mich 1884 back to Lindford Chase
Real name Mrs LEMON, she having married again.

p.37 CHIVERTON Samuel & …
New (1883) people at Moore House
Brother to Thomas p.234
Child Christened by BROWN July 1883.

p.38 CHITTY James & Mary Ann - live Grayshott Bottom, Bramshott further end - child Christened 5/8/1883 George - been in Headley since Xmas 1882.

p.39 PONT James & family
Live in Eveley Cottages (furthest from chapel) [inf: Valuer's List 1882]

p.40 MADGWICK - Came Mich 1883 to new house Grayshott Bottom [inf: SMALL & SPEAKMAN]

p.40 FULLICK Augustus Joseph & Ada Lucy (KNIGHT) née 1881
dau of p.41, son of Wm p.500
Married 14.9.1907.

p.41 KNIGHT James (né Xmas 1851) & wife Mary Anne (COOMBES) née Mich 1856
Live at Deadwater: allotment cottage
Son of Wm (miller) p.642
Married at chapel in 1879 or 1880
dau of Dan COOMBES p.240 [bapt reg says dau of Wm & Lucy]
The two daus are on these 2 pages.

p.41 MATTHEWS James & Mary Mabel (KNIGHT née 1887) d of above.
He ex soldier & working 1908 in Camp
Married 1907 at Reg Office.

p.42 TITFORD … & wife
[Crossed out => Headley Park (cottage opp. Chapel Cottage)]
Live at EADE's house Deadwater Hill
Formerly bailiff [Crossed out=>Alexandra Park] cottage near Lord Selborne's
Now jobs about [inf. STRUGNALL]
No children - she short & tidy, fairly pleasant.

p.43 CHANDLER Harry & Harriett (TULL)
Live at Hollywater (at Late Common)
She Dr PLUMMER's servant
Son of Charles p.341
Old Mrs George COURTNAGE gone to them
Nov 1888 at old school [at Hollywater] (Mich 1884) which Mr ALLEN would have liked to buy back for Iron Room, but Mr GREENWAY will not sell.
He 2 years keeper to Capt DARVALL his brother Charles (p.366) being keeper.
John WINDIBANK (p.191) would have liked it but not enough courage.
Married 22 July 1882.

p.44 COLLYER Sam & Ellen Elizabeth & 6 children
[Crossed out => Headley Park (The Lodge)
New people come from dist: March 1883 to Trottsford
Live near Farm (in Hampton's place) [inf: Mrs James COOMBES]
She pleasant, tall, with 2 projecting teeth
4 children at Kingsley school - saw 2 others younger very fat & fine on 2.5.1884, elder of whom has leg bound up to prevent its growing crooked.
He held pony 22.9.1884; sturdy pleasant little man. Told me if I did not get kilty layer, collar might break her wind.
- Fred (worked for GAMBLEN) married Mrs WHITE & 1926 at Passfield
- 1871 Eliza Jane m.1900 & in 1922 Mrs STRETCH, 13 Rushes Rd, Petersfield - m. 8.12.1900 to widower James STRETCH, 30, engine driver of North Bradley
- 1879 William - died 1895
- 1885 Emily
- 1887 Victor Henry
- 1889 Clara
- 1891 Kate (in Croydon asylum 1922)
- 1892 Ada (died 1894).

p.45 FREEMAN … & sister
Live in Wagners Wells Cottage - he a clerk (or ?) in Merchant Taylors?
Come for benefit health.

p.46 GAUNTLETT George & Anne & family
Live at Hollywater where lived Wm GAUNTLETT
He a foreman to a builder with 10 men
A considerable family [inf: Mrs Jas GAUNTLETT p.548]
House came to this George on his paying out his brothers, etc.
She Dec 1883 ill
Son of Abraham.
See also Q.23
Are these children theirs?
1872 Ada - yes
1873 Florence - yes
1876 - I think so.

p.47 WHITE Luke & Sarah & family
Man of 30 or 35 come 1883 to last house in Grayshott Bottom - exchanged with Madgwick (inf: p.577)
Having had warning on account of a robbery at a person's in Frensham of name of ROGERS - very likely not rightly accused, but suspected.
His connection with George FORD (accused 1885 of pheasant stealing) p.2
A son aged 20 bur. here 1893
He came to live with son at Eashing Cotts in 1913 end
- Alfred, bapt. 22/3/1885
- William Percy, bapt. 1887 at Shottermill
- Annie Victoria, bapt. 7/10/1888
- Christopher, bapt. 1/2/1891, bur. 1892
- Marjery, bapt. 29/12/1895.

p.48 MOORE Louis & Elizabeth (ALDERTON)
- to Bulls Farm, Mich 1883 (inf: BETTESWORTH)
- she churched 30/3/1884, at Grayshott - this (I told 1923) his 2nd wife; the 1st perhaps was Rose HARRIS m. 30/5/1875 - 1st wife bur. at Churt & he bur. at Churt, March 1923
For his evidence against WINCHESTER, see p.584
One son in Grayshott 1923; another killed in War
- Child Rose, bapt. 6/4/1884;
- Elizabeth Eileen, bapt. 8/2/1887;
- Minnie May & Murray Morris (twins) bapt. 4/1/1891
One of the sons in 1897 at the Bothy.

p.49 EDWARDS Edward
New cottage "inside" MATTHEWS on Deadwater Hill (1884)
Cottage bought (Mich 1885) by WHEELER (p.120) and Edwards gone.
1884 Reginald, died 1884
1885 d.

p.50 CHALCRAFT William & family
No text written, just a cutting: Funeral of W CHALCRAFT at Bramshott
Wm Hy CHALCRAFT, the son, né 1842 or early 1843.

p.51 KNOTT
At "late LAILEY"
Parents to Charles p.310
She died Feb 16, 1884 - buried at Worldham
A great big roughish looking man.

p.52 GREEN Mr Bentley - Entertainer who came 187?, 1882, 1884
No text written, just a short cutting about one of his visits to Headley.

p.53 KNIGHT John & Charlotte (COLLINS)
Live at [Crossed out=> Saunders Green] Hearne
Formerly farming Alton way
Came early in 1883 to Saunders Green
She elder dau of & like Mrs COLLINS (p.612)
Dau Martha is at James CURTIS in village & in 17.6.1901 married James Thomas BEARD p.1112
Saw her at Hearne 18.7.1884 - very trampish (see below).

p.53 BEARD James Thomas & Martha (KNIGHT) & family
Lived on Stone Hill, then Barford & now 1921 near Saunders Green
She trampish.
James died in Guildford 1921 after operation on poisonous foot.
Alice Davis m. 1924 to Frank CASWELL
Gladys Gwendoline m. James ANDERSON of Scots Guards by Presbyterian CF at Headley Chapel third week in Aug 1927.

p.54 ALDERTON Frank (b. 1/2/1862) & …
Crossed out=>Trottsford [in Cottage near]
Crossed out=>[at present thrown into p.56]
-Young people at Barford (penultimate left) - just married - he son of p.588
(inf: Mrs SMITH, next door)

p.55 SAWYER & wife & 1 child
Coming 1884 to Chapel House
Bought (& about to build on) BRAKE's land
Commercial traveller
She hurt (fell down stairs) in 1884.
Cutting: Gave footlights for an 'entertainment' in Schoolroom

p.55 Letters: from Mr PATEY of Redhill about his only daughter, Ethel, and Mr PHILLIPS of Hilland whom she was to marry. A strange & melodramatic story, Mr LAVERTY refusing an invitation to visit, obviously because he didn't want to offend Mr PHILLIPS.
See p.63.

p.56 & p.57 missing on microfilm, but subsequently photographed

p.56 CHIVERTON George & Elizabeth
Trottsford [West Cottage near]
[at present thrown in with p.54]
- Samuel bapt 23.10.1859
- Alice bapt 25.12.1861
- George bapt 14.2.1864
- Henry born 20.2.1866
- Emma bapt 3.4.1870
- Albert born 23.7.1872.
Live near Trottsford; work under CLEAR's. Chatty & agreeable. Only saw DYKES twice & curates twice & this in 15 years (special grievance) - [But if she was as often out as I have found her, then no wonder]
Whole family out on 12.10.1875.
Parents to p.34.

p.57 ALLSOP James & SAMPSON
Living on Deadwater Hill.
Bought some of BRAKE's land & about to build.
With him lives "COLE"-like person SAMPSON whom Mr CAMPBELL & I saw in May 1884.
For the pieces bought see p.184.
Said to be trustee for 2 children.

p.58 THOMSON Lady - bought (1884) KEMP's house at Deadwater.

p.59 MOSS Henry & Annie (GATES)
Live with wife's father (p.596) at Standford
Married 5.4.1884 at Chapel
She dau of Stephen GATES p.594.
Had dau 13.3.1885 not christened by Jul 1885
Her brother William GATES coachman, etc came back about 1910 & to have OAP Summer 1911 - lodging 1911 with James KNIGHT (Deadwater).

p.60 CLARKE … & wife & young children
Lives at Grayshott (in Bramshott) opposite to Luke WHITE
Mr I'ANSON's new (1884) gardener - formerly gardener at Rectory
Looked over our garden on 2/5/1884 when he came down for mother's (p.61) relief.

p.61 CLARKE Mrs - mother to p.60 & lives with him
Seeks (May 1884) for parish relief to be repaid by Godalming people.

p.62 LEE Henry & wife
Sleaford [New Inn]
Called with CAMPBELL Oct 19, 1875, saw Mrs, a thin little woman, saw us in the passage but did not press us to go in. Husband has been very bad for 3 weeks but is now better.

p.63 PATEY JGW & Madame & Ethel
Coming 1884 to Pound Cottage - he music publisher (Patey & Willis, 44 Gt Marlborough St), she the singer (contralto). Son of a parson, brother to p.928.
Left March 1888 for Blindley Heath near East Grinstead.

Several cuttings here

p.63 Cutting May 1888: A marriage has, it is stated, been arranged between Miss Ethel PATEY, the only daughter of Mr PATEY and Madame PATEY (the celebrated contralto), and Mr Walter PHILLIPS of Wrecclesham. See correspondence p.55 for story.

p.63 An exceptionally interesting newspaper cutting about Madame P (1888). Very pleased with herself?

p.64 Sleaford Farm (N side)
CHAPPELL - just come on 12 Oct 1874 - two little children (inf: p.66) [Page crossed out, endorsed 'Transferred']

p.65 MANT William - The King of the Forest
Used to say "Must go off now or poachers will be about"
A poacher, etc. Lived about anywhere.
'Tis said that his mother was sister to the mother of Mrs COVER (p.563) otherwise no relations about.

p.65 Cutting: William MANT found dead in a stable at LICKFOLD's mill, under the manger. (Dr PLUMMER) No date given.

p.66 AYLES - Sleaford Farm (S Side)
No Children Wife daughter of old FULLICK who used to live at Bayfields Road. Mrs FULLICK died there & then old FULLICK went and lived with his daughter, 1st at Lodge House before Sir Henry came & then (after he was come) at the New Cottages at Picketts Hill. Always been brought up & likes to go to Headley church. Called on her 12/10/1879 - she knew me. Pleasant. Washes at times for Mrs Hoare, to Mr H farm belongs. Sleaford farm called in letters Sleaford Cottage. She keeps Mrs Hoare's ducks for her. Complained that when her father died, Dr WOODS though sent for on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday mornings never came till Friday morning when her father was dead. [Page crossed out, endorsed 'Transferred']

p.67 HAYDEN John (died Jan 1937) & Eliza [COOMBES or HEATHER] (Died 2 Mar 1934)
Live at right (end of) Lindford Chase
Married by me 5.6.1884 (she only 19)
When I ask him his age "Both of same age"
Son of Daniel (p.456)
Daughter of Fred (p.254)
His son William married Polly DOPSON - see p. 436.
See cutting with obituary.

p.68 MORLEY
Mr FOLEY's (The Hoys) (HOAREs?) - see also p.218
Does not like the place at all & wants to get back to where he came from; & thinks he shall; been here since July. Just turned off FULLICK and another for bad trenching. Short determined little man; likes Mr Fitzalan FOLEY very much.
Remained on however.
Badly hurt by accident June 1884.
"Elizabeth MORLEY" had son 10.3.1885 - not christened by Oct.
She gone away.

p.68 Cutting dated 1886: The Headley Child Case - Elizabeth MORLEY was brought up in custody charged with having killed her illegitimate child, aged 11 months, at Headley, on February 6th. She was remanded until Saturday, when the case will be gone into.

p.68 Further long clippings attached on the trial.
For the perjury arising out of this case see p.209.
Dreadful story of a young abandoned woman, Elizabeth, daughter of MORLEY, a farm bailiff, who let her child die of neglect and was already pregnant again. Sentenced to 2 years hard labour, 1885. Sister, Mrs STILLWELL, lived at Broxhead.

p.69 LEGG George & Maria
New policeman come 1884
Lives at Arford in SPEAKMAN's Cott (behind pond)
Child christened June 1884
Considered rather sharp.

p.69 Cutting from Bentworth: … if this man (PC LEGG) keeps on as he is going at present, sir, this country will soon be as bad as it is in Ireland. (Mar 1883)

p.70 & p.71 Pedigree of BARNETTs - amended from 1695-1795 Register - many others impossible to connect.
I think that William & Sarah came out of Bramshott after the birth of James; & going first to 'Broxhead' whatever that may mean ultimately settled down at Lock's Farm, the place between Linstead and Headley Wood, which is now pulled down. James died at Chawton.

p.72 The Club, started 2 June 1884 by Mrs [Charlotte] VINCENT - with the assistance of subscriptions from herself, her sister-in-law, Mr WRIGHT, Mr FRASER & others.
Committee 2.6.1884: Charles MOSS (p.297), William HARNETT (p.200), George FORD (p.16), George HOLDEN Jnr (p.384), NORTH (p.11), George MARSHALL (p.438), James HACK (p.537)
Had a supper 2.6.1884. The committee cut the 20lb beef in half & had their supper first at Mrs VINCENT's (she not at home). They more than half emptied a nine-gallon cask, though the rules (copied from Rake) limit each member to 2 pints. P.11 [NORTH] when he came down to receive the new 8 members was very ill! The committee wished the new members to pay for all the beer! Ultimately they settled it by paying 1½d a pint for what they had had.Two or three of the committee did not turn up at the second dinner (For Mrs M's remark on this evening see p.435).
On the previous Friday there was to have been a meeting. Several went, but MOSS who had the key did not turn up. He had been (all the time?) at the Crown!!!
p.73 The eight members who joined (paying 6d each) 2 June 1884 were:
Henry GAMBLEN (p.457), John HOLDEN (p.384), Edwin? BLANCHARD (p.335), MOSS (p.297), MOSS (p.297), John VINEY (p.442), Fred BURROWS (p.391), Thomas? STAPLEY (p.558)
[Was this Club over Longcross House, or over The Crown? – Joyce Stevens] [No, it was at Windridge – Judith Kinghorn]

p.73 Two Cuttings about an Entertainment in Headley, Dec 1885

p.74 CARTMAN
[Crossed out => Coming June 1884 to Arford Cottage]
Nov 24th 1884 gone to Birdsnest
Said to be son of clergyman - born about 1825
Said to have been Headmaster of Stoke Newington Grammar School
Wrote 14.11.1884 to Blomfield JACKSON - no such grammar school, name not known - so some mistake. [But there was a Stoke Newington Grammar School according to Google]

p.75 DUTTON, Hon J T
Lord of the Manor of Broxhead - gave (through his agents Bailey, Morrison & Brown) £5 each year (to 1884) towards the school and C.C. [clothing club]
Died 1884.

p.75 Cutting: Alresford, June 1884: Death of the Hon J.T.DUTTON - We have to record with much regret the death, which took place on Sunday last at his residence, of the Hon John Thomas DUTTON, of Hinton House. Mr DUTTON was son of the 2nd and brother to the present (3rd) Lord Sherborne, and was born in 1810; he had therefore attained his seventy-third year.…

p.76 Blackmoor Vicars:
1868-187? George JELF
187?-188? William Waltham HOWARD
188?-1884 JS WARMAN
1884-1891 E Denison LEAR
1892-1898 Richard AC BEVAN
1898- FG EYRES + St Mary's, Southampton

p.76 Cuttings: Blackmoor Vicarage: The Earl of Selborne, patron of the living, has presented the vicarage of Blackmoor to the Rev ED LEAR, BA. The income is stated at £220 per annum, a large proportion of which is contributed by Lord Selborne, who also built entirely at his own expense the handsome church of the parish.
Jan 1885: Blackmoor: Marriage of the Vicar (ED LEAR) to Miss JA MILLAIS
Dec 1891: Blackmoor: The Rev E Denison LEAR, vicar of Blackmoor, has accepted the rectory of Mells, Frome, Somerset … Mr LEAR has held this living, which is in Lord Selborne's gift and is worth £208 a year, since 1884.

p.77 DENNING Rev Charles & Mary
Dissenting minister thrown from trap June 1884
Mrs DENNING died in 2 hours - he survived but much scarred.
She eldest sister of the CURTIS' p.614 & p.615.

p.77 Cuttings: Jn 1884 - A fatal carriage accident happened in Chepstow on Monday night. The Rev Charles DENNING, a Bible Christian minister, with his wife and two servants, was driving home in a pony-carriage from a tea meeting in Caldicot. When at the top of Mount Pleasant a white cat crossed the road and the pony dashed off down the hill and ran against the terrace at the bottom. The carriage was smashed to pieces. Mrs DENNING sustained a fracture of the skull, and she died two hours after the accident. Mr DENNIING was in a critical condition, his head and face being terribly cut. The late Mrs DENNING formerly resided at Standford (near Liphook, Hampshire) and was the daughter of Mrs CURTIS of that place, being also a relative of Messrs WARREN, paper manufacturers. She was married to Mr DENNING some few years ago but does not leave any children. We are happy to be enabled to report that Mr DENNING is progressing favourably. The deceased lady's remains were brought to Liphook on Wednesday evening and subsequently conveyed to Standford to await their interment at the parish church, Headley [plot 5-47, stone No. 327 engraved DENING]. Mr DENNING was a former Pastor of the Liphook District in connection with the religious denomination to which he belongs and much sympathy is expressed at his sad bereavement. [No mention of what happened to the servants!]

p.78 BLAKE
[Crossed out => Bank of England] - [The are several pages around here where Laverty has written Bank of England as an address and then crossed it out – as far as we know, 'Bank of England' was where the Bordon old fire station crossroads is now]
Rock Cottage, S end
Pensioner Army Pay Department
[living on Quarry]
(£75 a year) came July 14, 1884 to have paper signed
Says he is living with Mr & Mrs JEFFERY.

p.79 JEFFERY Walter James & Mrs
Living at Rock Cottage, S end - ie. UPPERTON's on Quarry
A child born (HARBON's list) 22.8.1884
One born in about 1882
He an unsatisfactory-looking young man, this in 1884.

p.80 FUDGE [FUNGE?] Uriah & wife
Keeps Cricketers Inn at Passfield
Her summary of Fred GAUNTLETT, see p.678.
[See Arthur FUNGE, Liphook Lives, p.31 – the family name is definitely written FUNGE there]

p.80 Cutting: July 1884 - Club Anniversary: The annual demonstration in connection with the Good Samaritan Friendly Society held their 21st anniversary at the Cricketers Inn, Passfield on Friday … The members, to the number of about 130, assembled for the purpose of attending service at the Bible Christian Chapel, Standford, preceded by a brass band, marched in procession, the Rev J BASSETT, Pastor of the Liphook Circuit, preaching an admirable discourse. The society then perambulated the neighbourhood and, adjourning to a field kindly placed at their disposal by Mr CHALCRAFT, sat down to an excellent repast provided by host FUDGE, at which the Rev J BASSETT presided, supported by Dr PEARSE (the late Surgeon), Dr BARRY (the present Surgeon) and other friends. The Society had more than £500 invested in good security, which speaks well of the management and more particularly for its Secretary (Mr C NEWMAN) who has held the office since its formation, but who contemplates resigning in January next. It is hoped however that he will before then reconsider his determination.

p.80 Cutting: July 1884 - Gaming in a Public House: Uriah FUDGE, of the Cricketers Inn, Passfield, Bramshott, was summoned for allowing gaming in his licensed premises. Charles WEST and Thomas BURROWS, labourers in the employ of Sir Archibald MACDONALD, were called by the police as witnesses. They prevaricated, denied, and then unwillingly admitted that they did play for beer on the French bagatelle board. The defendant's wife told Inspector ADAMS they asked for the board simply to play for ½oz of tobacco.…

p.81 SMALL William & wife
Come to small high cottage by LICKFOLDs
- very young people
Asked her 15.7.1884 if 'it was her father lived there' - 'no, my husband'
For Mr and ½ Mrs, see p.1528.
[Crossed out => Probably the Walter SMALL whose child born 14.2.1885 was not Christened.]
This SMALL is son of a Mrs SMALL living paralysed on Passfield Common more than 6 years by 1894, she being sister to the late paralysed Charles CHANDLER - page 610; and to a young CHANDLER who died of a stroke many years before 1894.

p.82 Letter from C PARISH to Laverty: 22nd March [no year] - text concerns the disputed marriage of Mrs STRUGNELL aka Mrs WALKER aka Mrs CHANDLER - no reply filed.

p.82 DAVIS … & wife
New people at Lindford Laundry
People of about 40 to 45 - no family
Came from Bristol
Saw him 16.7.1894 - strong accent.

p.83 AVIS, Mr & Mrs
Live at "Model Farm" ("or Lindford Chase"), BAXTER's house, Lindford Chase
Information: John HAYDEN (p.67)
He large and jokey, she small & Mrs Speak-nanny
Have a son-in-law "sharp"
Wrote in Nov 1891 from 38 Friern Road, East Dulwich to say had failed in business & asking for testimonial as gamekeeper, etc.

p.84 SMITH Mrs & son
Live at Rock Cottage, N end
Come from Portsmouth - he is a little chap.

p.85 LEMON George & wife
Live on White Hill - woodyard [Where was this? - Joyce Stevens]
Rents my occupation roads: 2/4 to Mich 1884 for a year; paid 2.8.1884 & receipt sent
? Blacked K's eye July 1884 (wfc)
He died Nov 1919, burial Blackmoor.

p.85 Letter to Laverty from George LEMON, Contractor & Timber Merchant, Steam Saw Mills, White Hill, Blackmoor, Petersfield, Hants: May 10th, 1888 - Dear Sir, I beg to ask if you would be so kind as to let me about ½ acre of your piece of waste adjoining my Timber yard. I want it for the purpose of storing timber on. I would pay you a small rent for it, say 5/- every Michaelmas. Your answer by bearer will much oblige, or at your earliest convenience. I am Sir, yours obediently, Geo LEMON.

p.86 KNIGHT George & Mary (MESSINGHAM)
Underkeeper at Wishanger (see p.87)
Banned July 20th 1884 to Mary Ann MESSINGHAM (p.205)
Married August 1884
Live beyond Parish Boundary - see p.171
Now (1889, 1890) live at Bank. 1911 and before at Lindford.
Brother to Mrs Reuben BARNETT (p.357)
Grandchild BUXEY born in India, baptised 1928.

p.86 Cutting: May 1890 - The Rabies Order - George STURGESS of Alton, George JEFFERY of Ropley, Charles HEATHER of Headley and George KNIGHT of Headley were convicted of allowing their dogs to run at large without being properly muzzled. With the exception of KNIGHT all were fined 5s each, including costs. KNIGHT, who threatened the constable when he was served with the summons, was fined 10s.

p.86 Cutting: Oct 1891 - Trespassers - George KNIGHT, Henry HEATHER and Frank MESSINGHAM were charged with trespassing in search of rabbits on land belonging to Mr H DUTTON at Headley on October 11th. The case was proved by William COZENS; and the defendants were fined 13s each including costs. [Do these cuttings also relate to p.271?]

p.87 HENDREY - Keeper at Wishanger (information SPEAKMAN)

p.88 HOCKADAY F & wife & family
Come to their newly-built cottage at Deadwater - behind.
Saw her (chatty) Sept 16th 1884
He lately a porter at East India Docks
Three or four little children, one born end of 1883
Built the cottage out of savings?
Trade dull in London so come down here.
Had in fact enlarged liver (told us this Jan 7th 1885)
Says should like a church of England service (but evidently had not been to church - did not know me)
"BRAKE would give the ground" he says. For the pieces he bought see p.184*.
Cottage sold & in 1895 in possession of the Misses SAINSBURY
60-62* is I think Shamrock Cottage where Mrs READ now lives.

p.88 Cutting: May 1886 - A small freehold cottage for sale with suitable outbuildings and large garden. Apply to F HOCKADAY, Deadwater, Headley, Hants.

p.89 KINGSHOTT Daniel & Laura (FORD or FOARD)
She sister to Mrs WILLIAMSON or MARKS, Hollywater, p.2100
Live at Deadwater, 1st house over bridge
Married August 1884
She dau of Jemima, p.516
Saw her at her aunt's 7.10.1884 - very good-looking
- a dau 28.6.1885 not churched or christened
- a dau Esme Dorcas KING née 1884 - see p.2113.
He came 14.1.1887 with a paper (horse £4.10.0) written out by WARREN's. It said that the horse had died of starvation. I gave 0 "as I had refused previous papers to members of our congregation". He said he usually had attended Iron Room but "that ought not to make any difference to Christianity"
Nephew to Isaac KINGSHOTT , p.1885.

p.90 BROMLEY & 2 children
Going Mich 1884 to Stone Pit
Taken ALLDEN's meadows in Fullers Bottom
Brother to a publican (see p.1163) who stayed at the Crown in the summer of 1884
HOARE liked them very much and gave each of his daughters 10/-
Wife died (consumption) Nov 1884 - been married 6 years.
Shortish, dark, thin man
Seen with him, baby with grandmother.

p.90 Letter from R BROMLEY to Laverty: Dec 13th 1887 - address: Park House, Burgess Hill -
Revnd Sir, I take this early opportunity of returning my sincere thanks for the kind recommendation which you so kindly forwarded to Mr FOSTER.

p.91 HEBBERD Mr & Mrs & children
Live at small house at Wishanger
Came summer 1877 to Bulls Farm - when 1880 to Simmonstones
Saw her at Wishanger 26/9/1884, pleasant & chatty.

p.92 SNELLING … & Mary Anne (BURROWS)
Man & wife & 2 children at Elliott's Farm [S] - (inf: Mrs Henry FULLICK)
Came there (?) early in 1884 - very poor, better now.
She came for rag (Oct 11th 1884) - he had cut his hand chopping and poisoned it.
Eldest dau of Hen-Woman (p.231)
Twice married - 1st time to George FORD 18.6.1853, coachman to BRANETTES of Thursley.
- by FORD 6 children [of whom 4 dead in 1884]
- by SNELLING 7 children [of whom all or 6 alive in 1884], 2 at home
He now dead
Mother to Annie SNELLING servant at Holly Bush.
Mother to Mrs CRAFT (p.963) & to Mrs MOREY (Annie?), married June 1889, (living in Bramshott under Mr MOWATT).

p.93 STRUGNALL Charles & WALKER Mrs (née CHANDLER)
Live together at Elliott's Farm [N]
He son of George (p.248)
She daughter of Mrs Eli (p.269) - separated from her husband ? owing to his (her?) drink.
She washes for ALLDEN at Moore House
He afterwards married Mrs FRANKLIN (p.520) & lived on Passfield Common, & 1904 came to Hollywater & living 1912 (or before) at Deadwater.

p.94 Starvacre Corner - is the corner of the wood where the path branching to Mr BUTLER's (Downland) Wagners Well branches from the path from Fullers Bottom to Grayshott (Wagners Wells)

p.95 SMITH widow Andrew (née Thirzah BARNETT)
Lives 1884 with mother at Standford.
The husband scared? to death in 1882.
She dau of William BARNETT (p.582)
He son of Celia SMITH (p.227)
Banned Oct 1884 to James HOARE & married to him Nov 9th - see p. 111
See page Q.19 [not sure what page that is]

p.95 Paper given in by Mrs Thirzah HOARE at her marriage to show her name and age. "Phurse Hage 37 years"

p.96/97 Pedigree of WOODS - starting with Richard WOODS bur 4.2.1733 & Jane bur 15.3.1749
Note: William WOODS (bapt 1812) joined in sheep stealing Wordham way & ran away in 1839 or 1840 (when Mrs Jemima FOARD was 15 or 16) to Guernsey. (The accomplices were transported) He took his mother's name [WALTHAM?] badly spelled [as WALTON?].

p.98 ALBERY (ALBURY) Edward & Jane (PIGGOTT)
Come Michaelmas 1884 to the first Hollywater Cottage (late old PIGGOTT's)
He & p.340 (2 brothers) married two sisters.
She dau of old Mrs PIGGOTT - p.337.
Children are:
- Caroline - b. 6.3.1869 - now Mrs ROBINS, housekeeper 1913 to p.1681 - had twins: Ada Kate & Emily Jane, b. 27.5.1895 - she died suddenly (at Hindhead?) end Nov 1925
- James - b. 31.1.1871 - married Alice Matilda FIGG & LIVED Standford & Hollywater, p.810
- William - b. 2.5.1874 - see p.1526
- Walter - b. 27.12.1876
- Harriett & Anne (twins) b. 6.4.1881 - Anne married Harry SMALL, p.100.

p.99 DAWES William né 2.6.1837 & 5 children
Live in Headley Park where Tom COOMBES lived
Came from Batt's Corner [inf: Mrs CHIVERTON, Picketts Hill]
Widower - home kept by eldest daughter - pale, little woman.
2 children go to Kingsley school; 1 lives with aunt at ? Batt's Corner
Brother to p.112
Married 1887 to Ellen BARKER (p.319) - she died (suddenly, see below) in 1890.
See p.1067 for Ellen D (now Mrs ALDRED)
He ultimately married 20.4.1895 Eliza RAVENHILL (see p. 1360) who had been nurse at Headley Park.
Has a wife Eliza age 60 in 1911 census, living at Fern Cottages, Arford.

Wm Geo BURROWS [Don't know what this list of names on the same page refers to]
1872 - Geo DAWES
1875 - Kate DAWES - m. 6.10.1900 Frederick HEDGES, 25, police constable of Camberwell
1880 - Alf DAWES
1879 - Kath MESSINGHAM
1878 - Caroline DAWES

p.99 Cutting: Dec 1890: Binsted - Shocking case of sudden death - The Coroner (Mr Henry WHITE) held an inquest on Thursday at Bentley Park Cottage on the body of Ellen DAWES. On the previous Tuesday afternoon the deceased, who was the wife of William DAWES, in the employ of RS WRIGHT Esq at Headley Park, was walking with a friend (Mrs Alfred CRANHAM, of Farnham) who had spent the day with her, to the Bentley Station when, at about 4.30, opposite the Holt enclosures, she said she felt ill, immediately fell, and expired before Mrs CRANHAM could touch her. Mr W KAY, surgeon of Bentley, on arrival pronounced life extinct; and the body was conveyed to the husband's home at Headley. Mr KAY attributed death to heart disease; and the Jury returned a verdict to that effect. The deceased was 45 years of age.

p.100 PALMER George
Now (Oct 1884) at New Inn
Formerly Miss LUSHINGTON's coachman.

p.100 SMALL Harry & Annie (ALBURY)
Live at Hollywater - married March 1906
He son of p.1351 - she dau of p.98
See p. 1528.

p.101 BAKER John & wife & dau & son born 1860?
Just come (Mich 1884) to Sleaford Farm House - a man of 70.
Younger dau at home (between 20 & 30) - only ½ there - saw dau 31.12.1884 & information J HOARE
Perhaps same as p.255.
Formerly lived under HOARE at Dockenfield. Some row ?about labourers' union
He dead.
And now 1893 with them lives a grandson WILKINSON (born 1890 or 1891)
The child's father George WILKINSON (not a very steady man) married a BAKER who died early in 1892 when last child 5 days old, leaving 6 children of whom the baby is at Kingsley and the above boy here.

p.102 BARTHOLOMEW John
Lodger (Oct 1884) with Henry COURTNAGE (p.530).
Eldest son of BARTHOLOMEW p.103
A pensioner who fools his quarter's money away in 2 or 3 days.
Called 9.10.1884 by Mrs BARKER (p.319) John BATTIMER.

p.103 BARTHOLOMEW … & Mrs ELSTONE
A Bramshott small farmer - she wife of p.417, dau of merchants (CHANDLER) p.629
Sell in geese at times (eg. Mich 1884).

p.104 BURROWS James b. 5/4/1840
Single man lodging with John MOORE (p.574)
Leg broken (drunken row) Oct 1884 - [Feb 1885 letter from WHL asking for donations - signatures of donors inside - watermark: A. Pirie & Sons 1884]
Son of Robert BURROWS (p.432) - a light-haired man same style as Mrs BARKER.

p.104 Letter from Laverty asking for donations: Feb 2nd 1885 - James BURROWS, who is still out of work owing to the breaking of his leg, asks for donations to help support him until he can obtain light work in the spring. Donations may be sent to Mr Laverty, or may be given to the bearer. [Then follow 3 pages of donations, starting with 5/- from Laverty - total £4.3.0]

p.105 OLIVER William & Alice Maud & children
Youngish people living (1884) Chase Farm - only young children (inf: SPEAKMAN)
She nice - child born Jan 1885 (Hugh Allcorn) - to be christened & churched Mar 1885
Came from Sussex about Xmas 1883.

pp.106/107 (loose page) Pedigree of WOODS - "in Parish mags April, June & July 1901" [see also pp.96/97]
"The first time that the name WOODS occurs in our registers is at the death of a Thomas WOODS in 1682… Our present families are descended from Richard & Jane WOODS who died in 1733 & 1749 respectively …"

pp.106/107 Pedigree of COOMBES - page blank

p.108 WINCHESTER widow, née LAWRENCE [or LAURENCE?]
Coming to live at house opposite William HILL's in Grayshott Bottom, or "with" James COVER (p.29)
All her broom stuff is (Oct 1884) brought to COVER's
Has the house (1895) now that COVER is dead.

p.109 LAWRENCE [or LAURENCE?]
Father to Mrs WINCHESTER
Coming (Oct 1884) to house opposite William HILL's in Grayshott Bottom (Inf: Mrs ROBINSON)
Nov 1887, gone & a young LAWRENCE (p.849) come here.

Can these [pp.108 & 109] be identical with William HILLIES & Mrs WINCHESTER p.605?
If so, she is sister to 'dirty' Mrs BARRETT p.604

p.110 COURT … & wife
Come summer 1884 to live in Whitmore Bottom (at CANE's house, opposite William CRAWT [or CROTT])
Had not been there 3 weeks when he died suddenly (Inf: Mrs ROBINSON p.280)
She gone back to Thursley - no doubt a relation of p.1806.

p.111 HOARE James & Tirzah SMITH (née BARNETT)
Live at Standford - for her see p.95
He brother to p.1052 - said to be no relation to the others.

p.112 DAWES … & wife & 3 children
Live at Picketts Hill - saw him (thin nose) [includes a drawing of the nose!] 10th Nov 1884
Brother to p.99.

p.113 GREEN Mrs Rosina (née 1871)
JANOWAY's dau (p.244) living there. Says she is deserted by husband, who is a baker at Havant. Came with her to her father's, went off Monday morning 3 months ago (this Nov? 1884) & he won't send anything for her support - odd story.
She born about 1863.
Married 13.3.1884 at Havant Registry ("aged 18") to Fred William GREEN (aged 23) and left him in August same year. Married (bigamy) at RC church Portsea 26.8.1889 to Jeremiah James MAHONEY. MAHONEY went to Gibraltar 1889 to 1893 & she went to service.
MAHONEY took to drinking & result was bigamy case at Petersfield in Nov 1894, brought on, some say, by her father who "thought MAHONEY would get the punishment".
MAHONEY lodging Mar 1895 at Royal Oak.
Mrs MAHONEY at Deadwater 1906 (see p.1496 & p.1436) with son Ralph MAHONEY né 14.2.1898.

[written at bottom of previous page] A son James Henry MAHONEY died in Canada aged 15 - born I think in 1892?
Jeremiah J MAHONEY was a shoemaker. He was said to have gone off with another woman in 1897, and this woman reported to GREEN later that he was dead; but date & place of his death not known.
Another son Ralph MAHONEY (see p.1436) né 14.2.1898 - K A [killed in action] 1917.

p.114 BURNETT Solomon & wife
Live at Hollywater in late Ironmongers.
Pensioner from Artillery Farrier Sergeant B 267, 2/3 a day
Come for health - 14 years in East Indies, once in Delhi - ?Sun stroke in summer 1884.
Very tidy woman - came 11.11.1884 about postponing Tithe Payment.
Good-looking respectable man - came 1.12.1884 for paper signing.

p.115 HARRIS William & Marion (SMALL)
Living (Nov 1884 with 1 child) in Whitmore (Wm CRAWT's cottage)
- nice round, plump little baby
- she dau. of Master SMALL (p.643)
- he son of widow HARRIS (now CANE) p.326 - brother to George p.446
See pedigree of HARRIS p.163.

p.116 BARNES F Charles
Lives in Wigmore Street
Bought 1881 a small piece of land from Tom MARSHALL (p.504).

pp.117 & 118 appear to be missing - p.115 is facing p.119

p.119 LOE George (né 27.3.1852) & Eliz Mary (PRATLEY) aged 25 on 2.8.1880 when married
Just (Nov 1884) come to Parish Houses.
Been groom & gardener (in Dockenfield) - "Too much night work & Sunday work"
They were married 2.8.1880 & (Nov 1884) have one child.
He son of Daniel (p.576) - she dau of Mrs MESSINGHAM (p.378 & 352)
She died 22.5.1928 age 73 - he died July 1937.

p.120 WHEELER Richard? & Ann? (HOARE) & daughter
Deadwater Hill (single house Main Road) - coming there Nov 1884. House belongs to him.
Saw them 7.1.1885 (been there fortnight).
She sister to Mrs EADE p.209 - "always pleased to see you"
Daughter like BURRELL's daughter something.
Lived for 35 years herdman to ___ between Aldershot & Guildford.
Husband's native place is Bramshott. (If the Richard & Ann on 1891 census, then Binsted)
p.372 is, I believe, his brother.
Bought (Mich 1885) Edwards Cottage (Deadwater Hill) - see p.49.
Brother to Mrs Richard BURROWS (p.596)
She had the money. Uncle to p.193.

p.121 ELSON Henry & Eliza Ann (PACEY)
Live at Hearne with her parents.
Married by Chorley 1st Nov 1884.
He son of widow ELSON (p.524) - she dau of PACEY (p.521)
She died in Hammer Lane
[Sons below]
Now (1924) living in Churt with Mrs DUDMAN? & a soldier son is with him.

p.121 ELSON Charles, his son, is also in Churt but not living with father.

p.121 ELSON Henry junior & Alice Edith (HARDY)
Married by me 23.4.1910
Live 1911 with Mrs PACEY in Hammer Lane, his grandmother p.521
She dau of Stephen p.1308.

p.122 CORBETT Mrs Ann (born about 1835) - age 56 in 1881 census
Lives at Standford
Mrs ALLEN's parish nurse. Nursed when younger a family of 2 girls & 1 boy.
One of these girls married, had 1 child in 1876, another in 1881, died with the last & asked Mrs CORBETT to come and look after these 2 children. Husband married again and new wife doesn't care for them, so Mrs CORBETT been with them 1881-1884. [inf: Mr GATES next door]

p.123 ANGEL Arthur
Come 19/12/1884 to Wagners Wells - clothier of Guildford
He & wife - there are married daughters, but these by a 1st wife?
A son born 1 July 1885 (not christened Oct 1885)

p.124 YOUNG … & wife
Live at Grayshott below HILL's old cott.
Tall young couple - she very good looking & pleasant - he after the EADE style (p.209).
Son to p.160.

p.125 CALDECOTT Randolph
The artist, lives at Frensham.
Cutting (Dec 1884): Frensham - Mr Randolph CALDECOTT - The World's "Celebrity" this week is Mr Randolph CALDECOTT the artist.… (Lives at 'Broomfield')

p.126 BURROWS Samuel & …
Came Xmas 1884 to live at Hollywater.
Brother to "Mrs Charles BURROWS' husband" but which Mrs Charles B?
I suppose one then alive as a widow (this written in 1900) & so Louisa (Mrs FYFIELD) p.565.

p.127 WHITING … & … (TAYLOR)
End of Jan 1885 come to BRITTON's cottage S at Bank
In place of the Deadwater WHITING returned to Deadwater Hill.
There from Kingsley (inf: Mrs LANGFORD)
Saw her Feb 9th 1885 when been there a few days.
She 1st cousin to Charles TAYLOR p.264.
- was 6 years at Headley School under Mrs William PARFECT.
- superior person rather. Long nose.
He brother to George (p.479)
Pedigree p.18.

p.128 & p.129 Pedigree of HARDING

p.130 CUMMINGS children
Children (two Jan 12th 1885) living with Farrier BONE (p.590)
Children of vet surgeon of Farnham (killed 1883), one (born 1877) rather good-looking.
Some relation to BONE.

p.131 WARNER Henry & Clara (CARTER)
Keeps Holly Bush. Son of p.385.
She dau of a Kingsley publican (see below - cutting relating to Mr John CARTER of Kingsley being fined for permitting drunkenness on licensed premises).
For his Bayfields action, see pp.136 & 852.
They went away in the 1890s & he died.
[Crossed out=>She re-married and again became a widow]
Then 1908 married W HEATHER (p.271)
Daughter Alice Maudie Mrs HEATHER P.903
Child Daisy May WARNER 27.7.1895 now Mrs SMITH p.903.

p.131 Cutting: April 1885 - Cricket Club - Mr Henry WARNER is, we hear, getting up a Cricket Club. The Rector has kindly given up, for matches, a glebe field which is being put in the necessary order.

p.131 Cutting: July 1885 - Headley - Foresters' Fete - On Tuesday this picturesque village was en fete , the Foresters' anniversary being always a red letter day. But this year opportunity was taken by combining two events, the Horticultural Show with the Foresters' anniversary.…

p.131 Cutting: Dec 1889 - Headley - Tradesmen's supper - A supper took place om Wednesday evening, in connection with a series of Smoking Concerts, at the Holly Bush when between 40 and 50 members sat down to a well-served and substantial meal. Credit is due to the host (Mr H WARNER) for the efficient manner in which the table was served. An 'extension' of two hours had been obtained; and a harmonious evening was spent. Mr A SPASHETT was the chairman and Mr F WAKEFORD vice-chairman. The loyal toasts were given and some capital songs were sung by Messrs J POWELL, brothers VINEY, A KING, A SPASHETT, F WAKEFORD, K LICKFOLD, W JEFFRIES and others. Mr BUDD's recitation 'The Fireman's Wedding' received great applause. The health of Mr & Mrs WARNER was drunk with hearty cheers.

p.131 Cuttings: Various relating to the Foresters & Cricket Club.

p.132 Hele & Co of Plymouth - Builders of our organ, 1884.1885. Plus cutting from Jan 1885.

p.133 TAYLOR James
Living since 1883 with old old James (p.265)
Now (1885) has Sally FISHER (p.451) there
& in 1887 has Sally FISHER at Lindford.
Commonly called Tizzy TAYLOR - 'never been much use'.
Brother to Charles p.264.

p.133 Cuttings (Aug 1887) James TAYLOR was ordered to pay £1.1s.4d arrears of poor-rate due from him to the Headley parish official (Mr SPEAKMAN)… (Dec 1887): James TAYLOR of no regular occupation but formerly a small farmer at Lindford, Headley was charged with keeping a dog without a licence…

p.134 MACDONALD Sir Archibald Keppel, Bart
Text all in Cuttings: Summary - opened a school at Fir Grove, Bramshott, primarily for Catholics, but Protestants allowed too.
Owner of Headley Mill Farm, working it with Mr W LICKFOLD as bailiff.
Mar 1891 - wells dry, then heavy snow. His snow plough pulled by 4 horses worked on 5 miles of road - sheep & lambs had to be dug out.

p.135 COURTNAGE Walter
Lives (Feb 1885) with SMITHs (p.314) at Barford
Son to late Charles - p.529
Came Feb 1882 for outpatient letter to Guildford - been ill about 3 weeks.

p.136 WENTWORTH D'Arcy
Lives 1884 at Wishanger Lodge
Wrote Oct 1884 for sub to 1d Dinner - no answer.
For the poaching on his land see p.529 & in account below.
[For HILLS see p.852; Henry WARNER p.131 & in account p.852.]
Cutting: Important claim for compensation - At the Aldershot County Court before Judge LUSHINGTON, the claim of HILLS v. D'Arcy WENTWORTH was heard. Henry MILLS, the plaintiff, is the occupier of Bayfield's farm, Headley, and he sued Mr D'Arcy WENTWORTH formerly living in the same locality for 6s 6d damage for wrongful seizure of a spade and other articles, and £48 for damage by digging on the farm. He also sought to restrain the defendant from again entering on the land. Another claim arising out of this was brought against the defendant by Henry WARNER of the Holly Bush, Headley for wrongful seizure of a gun, ferrets, rabbits nets, etc. Both cases were heard together with the consent of the parties.… [WENTWORTH was fined a total of £11 with costs]

p.137 WOODS Mahalath (MOREY or MOOREY)
Living (1885) with JETTON (p.217, p.460) Bank.
Came begging Feb 1885 - gave nothing.
Not heard of 'Mo' for years [Wife she is of Moses WOODS, brother to Aaron p.272]
Relieved by me in old times on Nov 12th 1872 - then lived in Hollywater - recognised her again.
See WOODS pedigree p.96.
Cutting: A warning to female smokers - Mahalah WOODS, 61, a tramp, was charged with setting fire to a stable whereby it, with a quantity of hay, six sets of harness, a chaff cutter and three horses, the property of John KNIGHT, landlord of the Queen, Greatham were destroyed.… The prisoner appeared to be strange in her mind and the Magistrate dismissed the charge…

p.138 LEADBEATER Rev C Webster
Curate of Bramshott 187?-1884.
Nephew of Mrs CAPES (who née LEADBEATER)
Cutting: Liphook - A clergyman converted to Buddhism - The Rev CW LEADBEATER , a literate, formerly Curate of Bramshott, who went out to Ceylon in the same vessel as Mdme BLAVATSKY, has embraced the Buddhist faith.…
Cutting (Mar 1885): A convert to Buddhism - An extraordinary report is current that the Rev C Webster LEADBEATER, formerly in 1881 curate of Bramshott, has become a convert to Buddhism.…
Several other cuttings to the same effect…

p.139 BURRETT George (Thomas in 1891 census) & Eleanor
London leather seller ('dresser') opposite Parish Houses.
Bought house & land of William BURROW (p.230) & (1885) built a new house on property.
Until 1890 had staying with him an interesting little gardener 'Tommy' who in 1890 went to his father a leather-dresser 159 Long Lane, Bermondsey, SE.
To this address I sent the Sunday school prize earned in 1889-1890.
Long illness & after wife's death house kept by Mr BURRETT's sister's husband, a Mrs SHUTT.

p.140 BENNETT Emily
A housemaid in 187? at Grayshott hall - very ill, but recovered
Letter: From Mrs PHILLIPS via Mr SPEAKMAN
My housekeeper Emily BENNETT is very ill and she has just expressed a wish to be prayed for in Church this evening. Will you please name this to Mr LAVERTY. Yours Truly, Mrs PHILLIPS, Greyshott, Sunday 5.40pm.

p.141 WHITE Arthur & …
Young couple (married 1885?) at CANE's, Whitmore - just come March 1885
He from Churt, she dau. of p.583
Building a cottage (1894) on Stone Hill.

p.141 WHITE Arthur & Florence May (DENYER)
Live at Ringmore Villas, Stonehill
Babies '½ baptised' July 1911 & April 1912 (the 8 months child). [What does '½ baptised' mean? - Joyce Stevens]
He son of Fellmongers, p.289 - she dau of p.1473.
3 children of ___ come to them in 1927
Moved to Shingle Cottage, Beech Hill.
Son Arthur Sep 1936.

p.142 ANDREWARTHA Thomas Tomlen & wife & 2 children
Late engineer RN living on Quarry
Came 2.4.1885 to have pension signed.
Thinks himself let in with the poultry, etc.
Wife a somewhat slatternly, short-haired woman.
Daughter long & gaunt (young).

p.143 COLLETT Dr & wife
Lives at 9 Kent Road, Southsea.
The owner (1885) of George PARFECT's cottage opposite to Mrs William
Two daughters at home are Daisy & May - the younger (b. 4.6.1881) dances.

p.144 GOULD … & wife &
Mr WHITAKER's gardener, Land of Nod.
Came end of 1884 to Hearne
She a buxom dame - saw her 20.5.1885 - came from Norwood.

p.145 RUTHERFORD Robert & wife [Margaret] & 3 children
Mr WHITAKER's bailiff at Wishanger - came Spring 1885.
Was teacher 7 years at Cirencester.
When leaving had gold watch & purse of sovereigns
Indian plate also to come
Children fell ill with measles soon after arrival
Parents to Mrs ERMINSTOME (HERMISTON) - p.823
One of the daughters appointed 1891 instructor to a travelling dairy in connection with Yorkshire College, Leeds
'The no. of pupils is 30, and they find Miss R not only an adept at butter-making but a clean & unassuming instructress.'
- Margaret RUTHERFORD,.22, marr 10.4.1893 in Headley to John PUNCH of Sedbergh, Yorkshire - Robert & Helen RUTHERFORD were witnesses
- Agnes Wilhelmina RUTHERFORD, 27, marr 18.12.1895 in Headley to Arthur Richard BIDE, nurseryman of Hale
Cutting (June 1890): Death of Mr Robert RUTHERFORD - By the death of this gentleman after a very short illness, Farnham market will miss one of its most regular attendees and supporters. Mr RUTHERFORD had the reputation of being one of the best farmers in the district, and was generally esteemed by all who knew him. The interment took place in Headley Churchyard [plot 8-13/14] when a large number of the parishioners of Headley and residents in the district were present, among whom the deceased's respected employer, Ingham WHITAKER Esq, to pay the last token of esteem to one who was so deservedly popular among all classes in the neighbourhood.

p.146 RAWLES Edward (né 6.11.1832, died early 1922) & wife & …
Gardener spring 1885 to Mr KENNEDY (p.147)
She died and he married a RAVENHILL (p.1360)
They living 1903 at Lindford
Both wives buried here
He with a dau beyond Brighton, still alive 1.11.1920
Her daughter Clara HEWITT was at Headley Park for some time, then with Lady SELBORNE & in 1910 married a soldier - this I expect is (below)

HARVEY WH, Sergeant RFA
Living at RAVENHILLs & sponsor 1908 to HELLIER's baby
They had no children by 1921; were in service together & he died suddenly in Nov 1921 - valvular disease of heart.

p.147 KENNEDY Edward B & Mrs & 3 children
New tenants (1885) of Arford House.
He is a sportsman, tall, not unlike Edward Harold BROWNE [written underneath: GH Winton]
Cutting (A&N Stores circular, early 1886): To be let unfurnished for 3½ years, an attractive old-fashioned stone-built residence situated in the midst of lovely country near the favourite Haslemere district four miles from Liphook station; close to the church, village and post office, two posts daily. House contains three sitting and seven bedrooms, garden, tennis lawn meadow and pine wood, in all about fifteen acres; coach house, stabling, five-roomed gardener's cottage. Rent 80 guineas per annum or would be let furnished for £130 per annum - EB KENNEDY, Headley, Hants.
Cutting: Son died in 1939 when Rawlpindi was sunk by Germans SE of Iceland.

p.148 DODD & wife
New gardener (1885) at Mrs VINCENT's (p.17) - see p.164.

p.149 STENT James - started at Liphook something on Stones principle.
Cuttings: June 1885 - About his bankruptcy

p.150 POLLARD John - come June 1885 to Plaster Hill
Banned July 1885 to p.151 below.

p.151 JACOB Caroline Matilda - come June 1885 to Plaster Hill
A widow. Banned July 1885 to p.150 above.
Not a pleasant face because pulled about by disease?

pp.152/153 missing on microfilm but later photographed

p.152 COOK Henry & Jane (aged 70 & 73 respectively in 1891 census)
Deadwater Hill, live on (inside Tom CHANDLER)
In new house; from London; late from Whitehill
For his particular allotment see p.184.
Fined 12/- early in 1886 for not having certificate.
Married man - a paperhanger.
Saw him 11.5.1886, slithy-looking cove
Has had work at Bramshott R, and for KEMP.
With him lives some DREW
??? his married daughter.
Lily Eliz DREW born 29.5.1878 (granddaughter aged 12 of Henry & Jane COOK in 1891 census)
came 22.5.1892 for GFS.
Sold his place in 1896 to two "artisans?" named HISCOCK & ARMSTRONG who had bought a good many plots.
This one (arrow to HISCOCK) with wife & child in long clothes living there early in 1897. Engineer from Greenwich.

p.153 CHANDLER … & … (MARSHALL) & …
At Barford, where the HARRIS' lived.
Now (Mich 1885) WHITAKER's woodman.
She came (rather ragged jacket) Oct 31, 1887 to beg for clothes for children. "Never begs" but had been to WOODTHORPEs (this 3 on Miss W's round). Gave her some old bits of Cecil's.

p.154 AYLING … & …
Just (Mich 1885) come to Barford - last home before the stream.
Just married (Mich 1885).
There is a John & Edith AYLING at 4, The Barracks, Barford in 1891 census.

p.154 HEATHER Harry & Alice (KINGSHOTT) - see p. 156
Had children:—
Kate née 7.12.1885 Mrs WILLIS died 1916 - & Ernest WILLIS died 1928 in Churt
Emmeline 8.2.1887 Mrs … at Conford in 1928
Thomas 11.3.1888 Died 1890
William James 12.1.1899 'Willie' on voting list 1928 At home
Ruth 6.10.1901 at Sir Stephen RENSHAW's 1928 Mrs ALDRED
Alexander Frank 28.9.1903 'Frank' on voting list 1928 At home
Albert Percy 13.6.1905 'Bert' on voting list 1928 At home
Mildred Maud 29.5.1907 At Miss TOOGOOD's in 1928.

Unnumbered loose page headed WINTER
1724 William, child of William & Letitia
3.5.1772 Thomas, child of Elizabeth W, d. 1773
7.12.1774 Richard, child of Richard OVER & Anne W
10.3.1775 James, child of John MILLS & Eliz. W
27.3.1778 Thomas, child of John MILLS & Eliz. W
13.12.1778 May, child of Anne W
1.1.1779 Thomas, child of Thomas & Ann
4.2.1781 Charles, child of John MILLS & Eliz. W
7.4.1782 George, child of Anne W
6.5.1787 John, child of Anne W
1.11.1792 Sarah, child of Anne W
5.1.1794 Hannah, child of William & Eliz.
16.10.1795 James, child of William & Eliz.
Was it this Eliz: WINTER who became Mrs HARRIS (she is called GOODYEAR)

p.155 CROUCHER James & wife
Come (summer 1885) to Wheatsheaf.
George CROUCHER's dau Mary (our cook in 1915) called this 'Uncle Jim', so he was brother to below —

p.155 CROUCHER George & Elizabeth Maria (BURROWS) - see p.229
Living 1915 at Standford, working at Eveley. See above.

p.156 HEATHER Harry & Alice (KINGSHOTT) - see also p.154
Live at Headley Street - married in Bramshott (?1885)
Son to William HEATHER, Barleymow (p.425)
She was living at Hollywater when I came in 1872, as she told us in 1914; she being 1914 a widow living in Headley Street, our char & the church cleaner.
Mother to Mrs Charles SMALL (see p.157).
Kate née 7.12.1885 married in 1913 Sidney J WILLIS (p.1951) son of Jonah.
- she died 1916 aged 30. [plot 20-52]
See details p.145.
Also came to them hopping 1892 her father James KINGSHOTT (?born 1825) who was living in Hollywater when I came - see p.542.

p.157 GARDNER George (b. 1867?) & Sarah
Live at last on left Lindford Chase - just (Oct 1885) married.
Son to Richard Samuel GARDNER (p.637).
George GARDNER died of cancer in London in 1926.

p.157 SMALL Charles & Emmeline (HEATHER) - married 1915 at Register Office
Brother to Sam (Tulls Lane)
Daughter of Harry opposite (p.156).

p.158 PIGGOTT - new landlord (1885) of Robin Hood
'From Kensington'; 'a forester' - see also p.161

p.159 BERNARD Rev E.R & Mrs (NICHOLSON) - Vicar (1885) of Selborne.
Married the daughter of Mr W NICHOLSON, Conservative (converted Liberal) candidate in 1885 for East Hants.
Cutting: Oct 1885, relating to the succession of President of Magdalene College, Oxford.

p.160 YOUNG (senior) - lives at Grayshott opposite HILL
- came there Mich 1885 - father to p.124 (next door)
- he died and she 1887 to be married to George COOMBES p.855
- they have a lodger.

p.161 PIGGOTT (PICKETT?) Walter & Jane (née 1848 MILLS)
Come 1885 to Robin Hood
He son of Stephen, nephew to John (p.662) James (p.337) & Mark (p.621).
She dau of James MILLS (p.656)
- see HARDING pedigree, p.128 & p.129
They were married 15.8.1872.

p.162/3 Pedigree of HARRIS - according to widow George HARRIS - see also p.820

p.164 OLIVER Harry Matthew & Annie (CLARK)]
Started Aug 1885 as general dealer in Arford - everything 'remarkably cheap'
Some row about £1 between him and DODD (p.148)
'Harry MATTHEW' & Annie married 20.3.1886 by Licence
Annie CLARK dau of William CLARK, publican of ?Whitechapel
- her mother (a widow) wrote 24.3.1886 from Liver___, Goswell Road (there is a Goswell Road in London or a Goswell St in Liverpool) to ask if they were married on Thursday 11th March. Wrote that HMO & AC were married at this church.

Cutting: Oct 1885 - A dear sparrow - Henry OLIVER pleaded guilty to a charge of trespassing on lands at Headley in search of game on Sunday, October 18th. George KNIGHT (P.86), a gamekeeper in the employ of Mr WINKWORTH (p.196), proved that he heard the report of a gun and saw defendant and a boy come out of the woods, but did not notice if they had shot anything. The defendant stated that he was a stranger at Headley and that a gentleman named GAMMON (p.457) had given him leave to shoot over his grounds. He did not know he was on Mr WINKWORTH's land. The only thing he shot was a sparrow. Fined £1, including costs.

p.165 SELBORNE Earl - Builder & landowner of Blackmoor church.
Letters & Cuttings: Agreeing to be president of the Horticultural Soc, 26 April 1886. Death of Countess. His parrot. 2 letters.

p.166 HAWKSHAW Sir John - the eminent engineer, living at Hollycombe
Died June 1891.
Cuttings about funeral.

p.166 Cutting dated March 1891 - Liphook - Perambulation of the Boundary of Bramshott Parish
Description of route.

p.167 WINCHESTER John
Young man (born about 1850) lodging (being so since 1873?) with ROBINSON p.280 - this in 1885
- only distant relation (if any) to p.108
- bur. 27 Sep 1900, Headley, age 48.

p.168 ?ADDISON - with bro-in-law p.169, building wooden house at Grayshott 1885
- an engraver - building with their own hands.

p.169 BROWNE - with bro-in-law p.168 building wooden house at Grayshott 1885
- a china shop keeper - they wanted "too much for lease renewal" so he "gave up business".

p.170 WINKWORTH - Gardener (1885) at Oaks.

p.171 BLANCHARD ? Edwin & wife Caroline (née MARSHALL)
Son to Mrs Harriett B (p.335) & lives with her.
Wife niece to Charles MARSHALL (p.696) & granddaughter to 'Queen' (p.435) daughter to 'eldest son' George.
Cutting undated: Drunkenness - Edward BLANCHARD, William MATTHEWS and George KNIGHT, all of Headley, were charged with being drunk & disorderly at that village on April 23rd [St George's Day]. Police constable LEGG deposed that he was on duty and he saw the three defendants drunk on the highway. They wanted to fight a man named WAKEFIELD who, they said, had sold them some stinking fish.…

p.172 LAWRENCE Thomas Charles & wife & 2 children
New 1885 painter to FAULKNER (p.381)
Lives at Lindford, next Wm WHITING
Born about 1855.
Wife of Thomas Charles LAWRENCE (9.4.1886) of a son, not churched or christened by August 11th.

p.173 WOLFE
Living 1885 at Deadwater allotments in corner.
Came down & 1st took Mrs VINCENT's house (p.17)
Turned out he took Ratclif house
Turned out he has taken this for 5 years - owner is one WOODS, brother to Mrs FORD p.516.
Has no furniture, not even a bed.

p.174 NORTH Samuel & Sarah Ann (ALDRED)
Live in the village.
Son to old Samuel p.663 - brother to p.950.
She dau to p.528, sister to p.950.
He no relation to James NORTH (see p.175).
Contribution to father's support - see p.663.
These two before marriage stood godparents to Harvey & Mary FOARD's 1st baby. 'If you don't mind, I said to them', said Mrs FOARD to me in 1890, 'but if you go to the font together you never go to the altar together.' 'Oh, I don't mind,' said Sarah ALDRED. 'And they are married after all, tho' they have no children.'
Married 26.2.1884.
He died - the widow engaged 1902 to James HURLOCK - see p.1406.
Cutting: The dog regulation - Mr CHRISTMAS appeared to answer a summons charging him with allowing a dog to run at large without a muzzle at Selborne. The defendant, who pleaded guilty, said the dog was a harrier belonging to Mr MATTHEW's kennels. He was fined 1s and costs 7s. Samuel NORTH, of Headley, was summoned for a like offence and was fined a similar sum.

p.175 NORTH James & Alice (ALDRED) - live in Fullers Bottom
Son to p.11 - she dau to p.528, sister to p.174.
He no relation to p.174.
Married 5.12.1885.

p.176 DAWDY Mr & Mrs & Charlotte Alice (now Mrs Wm CANNON, p.1010)
Come Mich 1885 to Hollywater - 'Ironmongers'
Mother (partly thro' fire) out of mind - came 14.12.1885 to say owing to paying tithe mother would have to go without necessities.
Come from Portsmouth.
He a gardener & would like work.
Daughter's illegitimate child (?by deformed CANNONS as married dau told Mrs SPEAKMAN) buried aged 3 days on Aug 6th 1887.
Married 1888 to this CANNONS & a child born Nov 1888.
Father 1892 at Colchester.

p.177 ALLEN Henry Howard (né 1828) & Mrs [Grace] (née circa 1842) - was a bride of 18 when Mrs SMITHERS (p.948) about 12 & this was about 1860.
The Plymouth Brethren leader - lives at Eveley.
Very friendly - his pheasant stolen, see p.2.
Scotch property came to grief & sold & he not well off - 1889.
His niece married John Master of Arbuthnot who was born in 1843 - she, I believe, left her ALLEN money to the ARBUTHNOTs.
Some considerable sum might still, 1904, come to him if another nephew died.
He is cousin to Sir Henry Albury FLETCHER.
He born July 1828
Her niece Grace Anne HILLIARD churchwoman staying with her Sept 1909 - the only one of her family who has not turned R.C.
Was informed 1907 that his foster-mother Mrs or Miss SHOTTER lived and died in part of Headley Mill House while HHA (Henry Howard ALLEN) at Eveley and was buried at Petersfield (this in the time of Mr HUTCHINGS, p.7) - see Q.40.
Cutting: ALLEN fined for unmuzzled dog May 1890.
Letter: Dear Mr Laverty, I feel it to be my duty to inform you that if I had known that the show of vegetables, etc, would have been held in connection with a Foresters' Fete then I should not have sent any donation to it. Yours very truly, H H ALLEN.

p.178 TAYLOR … & wife & children
Come (1885) to Moore House (S middle) from ?
One boy comes to school.

p.179 ALLEN John W & Eliz
Formerly 1884-5 looked after stone pit for Mr BRAKE.
Came Jan 1886 with a petition to which Mrs & Miss VINCENT had given - gave nothing as out of parish.
Same, I find, as p.196, but nothing to do with Albert ALLEN living at Stone Pit 1890 (p.973).
She churched 30.5.1886 but the baby not here christened.

p.180 COOMBES William & Tryphena (COVER) born in Bramshott 18 Dec 1860 but see p.181 (here below).
[Note on next page: Tryphena COOMBES age - she says born 18 Dec 1857 or 1856, but at her marriage 26.10.1881 she gave her age as 21.]
Live next to Wheatsheaf.
He son of Edward p.410 - brother to Mrs SHRUBB p.422, nephew to William p.512, Peter p.220, Mrs FYFIELD p.347, Mrs Robert BURROWS p.432.
She daughter of Mrs PINK p.361, sister to Mrs Fred BURROWS p.391.
Father to Sidney John (né 1902) - p.2046.
Daughter Ethel Kate RICHARDSON - p.1883.
Elizabeth Anne COVER 25.5.1879
William Godfrey COVER 31.7.1882
James 3.5.1884 (died)
Edward (see p.2045 & see below) 7.2.1886 - m. 24.12.1906 at Alton to step-dau of Welcome LAURENCE
Florence Jane 25.11.1888 - became Mrs FRANKLIN - he died & she in 1911 ran away with & married a soldier Harry LEE (Sherwoods) at Plymouth & a child William Henry was born at Stonehill 13.9.1915.

p.180 COOMBES Edward & Sarah Anne (WHITE)
Married Alton 24.12.1906
Son of above - she step-dau of p.1119.
Live 1921 at Ockley
And her brother William G WHITE (200yds Road in 1928) married at Alton 1921 to a girl at JELFS Laundry.
See pedigree p.2011.

p.181 APTER Mr & Mrs - new (1885) Grayshott Schoolmaster.

p.182 AUSTIN William - "Linchborough Lodge, Standford".
Came Mar 5th 1886 for paper of pension signature reminding me (when I had forgotten him) that he had already been, on which occasion I sent him with a note (to identify him) in to Mr CURTIS. I accordingly signed.
Quartermaster Sergeant RE 2/9 pension, occupation 'warder'.

p.183 FISHER Rev? - Lives at CURTIS House
New dissenting minister (1885) - they like him.
Nov (1887) at Washford.

p.184/5 List of holders (p.184) & Plan of plots (p.185) at 'Pettar's' Allotment, Deadwater, March 1886. Mostly London addresses. Many had a large number of plots. Heathcote Road, Pinehill Road & Hendon Road shown on plan. 220 allotments, 180'x20' = plot (= 12 rod)
[Top half is where the Forest Centre, Bordon is now]

p.184 Addresses of Holders March 1886
ALLSOP James, River Bank House, Wandsworth (see p.57) 1-12, 27, 51-55, 66-75, 76-80 209-211
BENHAM W.F. 8a New Inn, Strand, W.C. 115-118
BLACKBURN G.H. 3 Merton Rd. Victoria Rd, Kensington 90-93
CHAPMAN F (address not known) 137
CHARLWOOD John 28
COOK Hy, 209 Walmer Rd, Nottinghill (see p.152) 145-150, 151-153
CRONAN W. 15 Newton Rd, Page Green, S. Tottenham 102
DENVERS C.L. 62 St Aubyn Street, Devonport 101, 104-114
DODD Isaac, Perseverance Cottage, Palmerston Rd, S Acton (see p.877) 212-220
EYLES W 43, Gonsalva Rd, Wandsworth Rd, Battersea 138-140
FOARD Harvey, Mill Chase, Headley (p.516, p.967) 41-42
GAY J. Drew, 135 Fleet St, E.C. 131-135
HARRIS A.J.H. Sussex Villa, 124 Elgin Crescent London 103
HOCKADAY Fred, Headley (p.88) 39, 40,43-46, 60-62
HYSLOP Geo, 2 Mount Place, Whitechapel (p.959) 164-179, 181-207
LAWRENCE Mrs Mary, 2 Regents Cottages, St Johns Rd, Battersea 119-122
LUYKEN R.W. 9 Gayhurst Rd, Dalston Junc. (1892) 63-65
MILLS Jack, 14 Russell Rd, Stamford Hill, London (p.960) 141-144, 160-163
ORGAN Anne Mrs, 1 Ann Terrace Regents Lane, Victoria Docks (p.198) 50-59, 154-159
OXENDALE Jas, 16 Geo Terrace, Prince Regents Lane, Custom House, London 47-50, 123-128
PRESTON C.H. Police Station, Hyde Park, London 81-82
PRESTON J.E. Mrs, Lyndford Rd, Farnborough, 85-89
PRESTON J.E. Lyndford Rd, Farnborough 83-84
RHODES Jas, 4 Oxford Terrace, Balchin Rd, Peckham, 30-31
ROBINSON J.B. 17 Dagmar Terrace, Upper Street, Islington, 180
SPEARING R.W. 96 Sun Street, Bishops Gate, EC 129, 130, 136

p.185 Allotment Plots
STEPPING in 1904 gave about 180 feet by 20 feet for each plot, or about 12 Rod
Allotments between Heathcote Road, Pinehill Road and Hendon Road
Plan of position of Allotment Plots

p.186 Written diagonally: "Don't write here"!

p.187 HARRIS Mrs, 2 daus & sons
Came after Mich 1886 to live at Lindford
Husband (?Capt P&O) died 1884 or 1885.
Came from Twickenham
?Let in (as to Valuation) by former tenant.
Sons Dudley & John Stewart, daughters Margaret & Lilian (born before & after 1870)
Afterwards on Alexandra Park (see p.351 for Mrs CHALCRAFT's comment on them).
Servant 1896, 1897 is MULLARD from Kingsley. Strained in 1894 from lifting weights - curvature of the spine.

p.187 Cutting: Dec 1890 - J VINEY sang in a Glee. F VINEY and G VINEY were 'jury-men' in the Trial from Pickwick. Cecil LAVERTY was 'Foreman'.
p.187 Cutting: Mar 1892 - Unionist political meeting - W SUTER present.

p.188 PALMER William George & Jane (HARRIS)
Live at Huntington [sic] Farm - he 'loader' at LICKFOLD's (Headley Mill).
They married at Worpleston by banns 27.4.1886.

p.189 SOUCH John& Harriett (GLAYSHER)
Live on Deadwater Hill - Married 24.4.1886 by me.
He son to p.543 - she dau to Spider p.379.
He heavy as father & sister.
He died & widow married George COOMBES - see p.444.

p.190 TANNER - lives on Quarry (where ANDREWANTHA lived) overlooker (1886) of the new watercress bed.

p.191 WINDIBANK John & … (CHANDLER)
Live at Hollywater with Charles CHANDLER - P.34She dau of p.341
Married Feb 1st 1885 (by Registrar) when the bridegroom's "teeth were knocked out by young Faulkner (p.381) & young Gauntlett (p.678) because he would give them no beer."
Brother to Mrs William KNIGHT - p.970.
Nov 1885 - Baby boy (not christened by 27.4.1886) - she not churched.

p.192 WOODROW ?Rob & wife
Come 1886 to Irish Wills' small cott. in Whitmore
Wife of Rob: WOODROW 24/3/86 of a daughter - not churched or christened by August 11.
Mr J.R. PHILLIPS had a keeper WOODROW whose son was the New Inn publican (p.1649) & whose g-dau. is Mrs WHITE of Hearne p.1894.

p.193 GLAYSHER George & Harriett (BURROWS)
Going (1886) to live in late Jack BOXALL's.
He son of Frank p.287 - she dau of Richard p.596, niece to p.120.
A child before marriage which died, on which said the grandmother "they can do as they like they are free".
Mrs GLAYSHER died (I think) in 1899 & this George living 1927 with daughter in Council Cottages, Churt (so said his dau Mrs Victor HACK)
He died 13.10.1927.
Married 24.10.1885
She died & house kept 1905 by Kate ____ m. 1904 to Alfred DEADMAN (né 1880)
Came in distress, no food Feb 1912.
Working when called up 1918 at Mrs STALLARD's.
Bertha née 1896 - Mrs Victor HACK p.1760.

p.194 MOWATT James - né 3/8/1843
Building (1886) a large house at Kingswood Firs
Defended George FORD (p.2) in 1885 - a barrister & a radical
A row 1886 with Mr I'ANSON as to the water in Grayshott Bottom
Mrs Fanny MOWATT died aged 82 - funeral 2.30 on 29.11.1926 at Bramshott.
Letter 5 May 1886 to Press from MOWATT about Mr Gladstone's Irish Policy (against it)
Cutting: Sad carriage accident Aug 1890 - Mrs Margaret BELL killed at MOWATT residence

p.195 MAUDE Colonel
Newcomer (1886) to Deadwater Hill, Whitehill Chase
A good deal of wire fencing & enlargement. - Said, however, not to like the place.
Son born 6 Sep 1890
Became in 1904 Viscount HAWARDEN & was killed early in Great War, 1914.

p.195 KNOWLES Mrs VB & 3 children
Came here Whitehill Chase (Middlesex Regt) in 1914.
He [Arthur Yalden] went to France and was killed.
She subsequently bought Whitehill Chase.
Very fond of church-going.

p.195 PILKINGTON Eliz: - from Lancashire
Cook here, communicant in 1896.

p.196 ALLEN John & wife Elizabeth & 6 children
Newcomers (1886) to Hollywater
From Shottermill. Heavy relief case.
He rheumatic fever. She confined.
Mr GREENWAY employs boy 3/- a week out of which he deducts 2/- for rent!!
Girl at service at Mr Richard CURTIS' part of 1885, in fact for 9 months up to illness.
[Same I find as p.179].
Wife delivered of a daughter 3.5.1886 - churched 30.5.1886 - not Christened by Aug 11.

p.197 WARREN
An artist living 1885-1887 in Arford Cottage.
Son of Albert WARREN an engraver "whose crotchety ways & bad temper drive the children from their home. The sister, a governess, never goes home".
Mr DELAMOTTE gave him some work once which he did well & cheaply. A second time it was bad & dear & returned. This put Mr AW into a rage.

p.198 ORGAN Mrs Anne
Coming (June 1886) to Deadwater Allotment Corner.
"We haven't told anyone but the fact is her husband died the week before last," young Mrs FORD on May 31st 1886.
Been here before - and ?(sold up). Proprietor of some Pettar's Allotments (p.184).
Mother to arrow to p.199.
Has 10/- a week. "Her daughter, wife of a plate-layer, died so she did no more to her allotments. Bad luck all round with the allotments. So much better if some would come," Henry COOK, Oct 1890.

p.199 MEYERS Mr & Mrs & 6 children
Coming (June 1886) to Deadwater Corner.
Daughter of Mrs ORGAN arrow to p.198.
MEYERS a sailor (inf: FORD next door).

The following entries were found previously by other researchers, probably looking at the original documents, but not found on the microfilms:—

p.16 FULLICK George Mrs and six children
Lindford Can read. Husband transported for seven years.
Mrs William HEATHER Husband transported 3 child (Arford)
Stephen FULLICK (Arford) wife and five child. He can read.
William FULLICK (Arford) wife and 5 child. Can read.

p.17 1887 Queen's Jubilee & 5th anniversary of Foresters. E WOODTHORPE Esq of Grayshott House had had the honour of being close to her Majesty when she was proclaimed queen - 'a more charming and amicable little woman he never saw in his life.' He had been in the village off and on for 74 years.
A large marquee in the Rectory Meadow - free dinner for 100 aged, as soon as the Foresters had finished theirs (which started at 2pm) - a free tea for 400 children - torchlight procession, bonfire, fireworks, medals, roundabout, swing boats.

p.18 John FULLICK an old man and widower (Lindford)
Thomas PARFECT wife and 4 children daughter of JF can read a little.
Charles FULLICK wife and 2 children
Lindford - can read.

p.22 FULLICK Thomas wife and seven children Holywater

John FULLICK wife and 2 children Huntingford Bridge. Can read.
LEMON George wife and 2 children. Broxhead Common she can read.

p.26 FULLICK William wife and 1 child Barfield. Can read a little.

p.56 CHIVERTON worked for CLEAR at Trottsford 1875.

Transcription of Book 3 completed by Jo Smith

Book 4 (dated Xmas 1877 on inside cover)

p.200 HARNETT William b.1847 & Susannah (POWELL b.1844, married 1868) & children
Mrs WINDUS' gardener
Gone 1885 to Vicarage at Kingsley.
Children:-
- 1870 Emily Jane
- 1872 Willie (see below)
- 1873 Annie
- 1875 Lucy
- 1876 Blanche
- 9 Jan 1879 Harriett (see extract from Headley Miscellany)
- 22 May 1883 George Powell.
Reported March 1886 that this boy (William) HARNETT sent to trial for this fire, never got over it - and died [Crossed out =>March 1886] of a broken heart.
From Headley Miscellany Vol 4: "Hartie" - Harriett Rowswell, 1879-1965 by Cherry Forray:– "Tragedy struck the [HARNETT] family in 1886. William, the oldest son and namesake of his father, drowned at Buriton. He was 14 years old."

p.200 Press Cutting dated 1884: ALLEGED ARSON AT KINGSLEY. James CARTER, 13, and William HORNET, 13, labourers, were charged with setting fire to furze at Kingsley Common, the property of Mr Dutton, on August 17th. Mr GREENWOOD prosecuted - Police-Sergeant CARPENTER saw the fire at 9.30 p.m.; and from inquiries he made, he interviewed the prisoners. They both admitted that they set the furze on fire. CARPENTER acknowledged he did not caution one of the lads before asking questions, as his father was present. HORNET said they lighted the furze, became frightened, could not put it out, and ran away. Mr COUSINS, the bailiff, said the damage done was small. The fact that the prisoners were at the fire was not disputed. The defence was that they did not mean to set the Common on fire. CARTER had a capital character, and HORNET was also a respectable lad. The Judge disapproved of CARPENTER's questions.

p.200 Press Cutting dated 1884: SETTING FIRE TO THE COMMON AT KINGSLEY. The two lads James CARTER, 15, and William HORNETT, 13 were brought up, on remand, charged with maliciously and feloniously setting fire to certain heath and furze on August 17th. They were committed for trial at the Assizes at Winchester. Bail was allowed.

p.201 MARSHALL William & wife Esther & 5 Children.
Live at Wishanger where IFOULDs lived (Moor House in 1881 census).
Children Maria & George want trusses, therefore do not come to school, offered to help.
Parents to p.204 [in club]; calls herself sister-in-law to Mrs (Charles?) GLAYSHER, Barford
Children's aged Xmas 1877: 14 James; 12 Sam; 9 Maria; 6 George; 2 Jane
William MARSHALL used to work for WEDGWOOD? in years gone by at Grayshott Farm.

p.201 Slip of paper inserted p.201:
R John STOCKDALE.
Wrote 18.3.1926
2 are going from here, probably more, but I do not think so.

p.202 MOSELEY Luke and wife Anne (GALE) and 3 children.
Young. Live at 1st cottage at Hearne.
She a daughter of GALE p.238.
Left a Parish Magazine Jan 23, 1878.
- Luke, born 2/5/1874
- Alice J, born 2/7/1876
- Anne Beatrice, 3/11/1878, died 24/1/1879
- James, 19/4/1880.

p.203 SMITH. Richard (born 11.4.1827) and wife Mary Ann (HAMMOND).
Live at PARKER's cottage at Wishanger.
Real name is WOODGER and son married Feb 1878 in the name of WOODGER see p.260.
Carter [a person who tends the horses] to Wishanger Farm.
Left them a Parish Magazine February 13,1878.
One daughter married 1878 to JOY (Batt's Corner).
He died in 1879, leaving her with one child. Another son is James (Beech Hill) p.683.
She sister to Mrs TILBURY p.551 and Mrs LARBY of Churt.
Grandmother to Mrs COVER (née WHEELER) p.573 (Mrs COVER's mother being born Jan 1847).

p.203 LARBY (widower) [crossed out=>wife] came end 1897 to Upper Mill at Barford and died in Churt, buried 6.3.1907 aged 77.

p.202& p.230 HAMMOND, CHUTER, TILBURY, WOODGER, LARBY pedigree at bottom of pages

p.204 MARSHALL. William & Alice. Young without children, gone [crossed out=>live at Moore House, Hearne].
Son of MARSHALLS p.201. In c.c.1/- Ints System.
Out, Feb 13, 1878 when called at Moore House.

p.205 MESSINGHAM Daniel (23/12/1821) & Anne née SPOONER (MARNER in marriage reg) and children
Live down Lindford Lane [Etherington's Farm].
Bad managers "Missed Mr DYKESs very much".
When we first came, little boy rang and ran away and confessed - "wouldn't tell a lie to save a man hung".
Mrs came from Bramshott, originally from Kingston. Hates Headley. Called her last baby "May' after Nellie
Brother to wife of p.333 and to BARKER (p.319).
This is Dan MESSINGHAM's second wife. By 1st (Mary HARRIS) he had William*: 24/12/1848 & Anne 13/8/1854 [for Harris pedigree see p.163].
He married 1st wife 22/11/1848 and 2nd 26/4/1857.
Mr M's father transported in 1826, she says on account of riots but query.
May came 15.2.1884 to ask for some mutton for "Mrs William SHRUBB of Lock's, bad cold, was not in bed, hasn't seen the doctor". Gave her 1/- worth. Asked William SHRUBB; he never sent. Went to Mrs MESSINGHAM's found her at dinner, mutton was for her she said. May made a mistake!!!!!! I pulled the door to pretty roughly and came away!
- George, 18/10/1857
- Mary A, 9/10/5189 (banned July 20/1884 to George Knight p.86)
- James, 19/1/1862, bur 18.12.1880 aged 19 - 'Jim' on coffin; consumption; plot 10-6
- John, 25/10/1863
- Frances Kez, 4/3/1866
- Eliza, 7/6/1868
- Fred, 6/3/1870
- May, …/…/
*William MESSINGHAM (son of Daniel) died at Fareham Asylum at 11 years of age. Bewitched by an old woman (when a baby) to whom they refused something, - which said old woman asked after him the day he died and herself fell down dead the same day on her way home.

p.206 DEADMAN
Live at Rock Barn Cottage [Inf : Mrs COLLINS, Huntingford].
Left them a January Mag on Feb 14 1878.
Strangers came lately (Feb 1878) from Batt's Corner.

p.206 HACK William John & Mary née LARBY [Crossed out=> ?née HARRIS?]
Came 1910 to live with father from Churt. She sister to LARBY at Shrubb Cottage.
He died June 6 1933 aged 67. She died Oct 31st 1934 in Alton infirmary.

p.207 HACK William* and Mrs (Eliza Barnett) & children
Live at Pickett's Hill Farm House.
Allen-ites [inf Mrs GAUNTLETT p.433].
Children come to school.
She daughter of p.208; married 4/10/1851.
Parents to Mrs COOMBES [Headley Park] p.444.
Eliza BARNETT 1st married Thomas HACK who died in 1856; she then "married" his brother William and had children.
William HACK 1st married his brother's wife and then married his brother-in-law's wife.
See p.1914 & p.1915 Pedigree of BARNETT and HACK - Eliza BARNETT m. Thomas d. 1856, then 'married his brother William' - when she died, William married Eliza's sister-in-law; bur 17 Jun 1882 age 55, Picketts Hill
*William HACK was born circa 1835 at Washford. He helped to enclose the Free Piece outside the Park under Sir Henry KEATING. They said July or Aug 1837 in early 1915.
He has now (1897) returned to Headley Park having married a Batt's Corner woman (sister in law to 1st wife); She was a PAGE (niece to Hen Woman p.231) before she became Mrs BARNETT; and was mother before marriage of Tom PAGE of Standford Hill (p.260); a mother by BARNETT of J T BARNETT (Taylor's Lane) who married Mrs LICKFOLD's sister.
-1852 Eliz., Mrs George COOMBES (p.444);
-1859 Charles
-1861 Annie (it was Annie not Ruth who married Mark PINK, below, according to the Marr Reg)
-1863 Ruth 2/5/1863, Mrs PINK - married 18.2.1882 Mark PINK (but see above) at Upper Bourne, Farnham in March 1910 and she I think just died. Daughter came for marriage certif.
-1865 William John - see p.206
-1870 James Luke: Fell from wagon, top of Tulls Lane, a cross for long time marked spot. Bur 28.8.1882 aged 12 - "fell from a waggon, the wheels passing over his head"; plot 9-1.

p.208 BARNETT Martha (née FRY) - bur. 23.2.1880 aged 85, plot 9-2
(Old Pat) lives with daughter (p.207) at Picketts Hill.
Her husband (Thomas) and she married 25/10/1821.
A Thomas BARNETT buried 26.1.1865 aged 87, of Alton
Had children:
- James 21/4/1822;
- Sarah 6/1/1824;
- [Crossed out =>Benjamin 25/12/1825, buried 19/5/1826]
- Elizabeth 15/4/1827, married as on p.207
- Mark 2/8/1829, married 17/10/1850 to Eliza TUCKEY;
- Luke George 8/4/1832.

p.209 EADE John ?25.12.1831 and Caroline (HOARE)
[Crossed out=>Live above Alexandra Park at farther cottage] Gone to Whitehill.
Son (see p.472) came 16/2/1878 for me to buy brooms. Touched his hat profusely. Lives (in Blackmoor) now Deadwater.
Children come or came to school but not regularly.
A clean-looking [Crossed out=>oldish] man [like Clifton and Rugby WILSON]
Son of Mrs STACEY (p.268) before marriage. Probably baptised 25.12.1831 [inf: herself]
Brother (½) to Mrs BLACKMAN (p.273)
She sister to Mrs WHEELER p.120
- Richard see p.472
-1864 John 27/3/1864 - for whose perjury see paper (MORLEY's case is on p.68)

p.209 Cutting Sept 1880: PETTY SESSIONS - Tuesday, Sept 1880: Before Messrs W WICKHAM (chairman), J G WOOD, Capt STEPHENS and M G KNIGHT. House Breaking. William SMITH, who described himself as a discharged soldier, was charged with breaking into the cottage of John EADE at Headley, on Thursday Sept 23, and stealing a coat, vest, slop, knife, scissors, needles and thread, and 3s in money. The articles were valued at 12s 10d. John EADE labourer deposed that on Sunday Sept 19, he with his wife and son, fastened up the premises and went to Wyck to be ready for hopping the next morning. On the following Thursday, in consequence of what he heard, he returned home about 8 o'clock in the evening and found a part of a pane of glass taken out of one of the bedroom windows and the back door open. The house is all on the ground floor. He found a box very much rummaged over, and missed his son's coat and waistcoat and a white slop. His son lost his knife, and his wife her scissors, which had been in the family for many years. The police produced a slop, which witness swore to, also coat, waistcoat, and a pair of scissors. Witness could not swear to the knife, because so many are alike. Caroline EADE, wife of prosecutor, corroborated the last witness, and added that she missed a florin, a shilling, and a few pence which she had left wrapped up in an old handkerchief in her box. Similar coins were produced in court found on the prisoner. Robert MORLEY of Headley said he met prisoner on 23rd Sept, a little after one o'clock, who offered him a slop for sale, saying he was hard up on the road. Witness bought it for 4d. In consequence of what he afterwards heard he took the slop to EADE, who identified it as his. The slop produced was the one. PC H KIRK, stationed at Forest Side, stated that having received information of EADE's house having been broken into, he went in search and found prisoner sitting by the roadside at Greatham. He had a bundle tied up in a handkerchief by his side. He said he had nothing but what was his own, and witness was welcome to look. Witness looked and found the coat and vest produced. Witness remarked that they were too small for him, and prisoner said he had brought them from London for his brother who was on board ship at Portsmouth, and he was going there to join him. Witness took him back to EADE'S house, and there was no one at home to identify the property. He found foot tracks under the window corresponding with prisoner's boots exactly. He took him into custody on the charge of breaking into the house, and found on him a purse containing a florin, a shilling and 5½d in coppers, a pair of scissors, and a knife. Witness told him he should take charge of them to see if they were stolen. Prisoner then said he had only taken the coat and waistcoat. He was committed for trial.

p.209 Cutting June 1886. ALTON. The late manslaughter of an infant - charge of perjury. At the Petty sessions at Alton on Tuesday, before J G WOOD and A J SCOTT, Esq and Captain STEVENS, James HOARE and John EADE, two young men of Headley, were charged by Police-Sergeant J CARPENTER with having committee wilful perjury before Henry WHITE Esq, County Coroner at an inquest on the body of an infant named William James MORLEY, held at Headley on February 11th, and, after adjournment, on February 27th. A young woman Elizabeth MORLEY had an illegitimate child, which was found dead after having passed the night with its mother in a shed. At the inquest, The Coroner committed the mother for manslaughter through neglect. She was tried at the recent Winchester Assizes and sentenced to two years imprisonment with labourer. The two prisoners, HOARE and EADE, were witnesses at the inquest and also at Alton, when the mother was charged before J G Wood Esq, a magistrate of the County. Mr Henry White, one of the Coroners for the county of Hants, now deposed that he held an inquest on the 11th and 27th of February 1886, on the body of the illegitimate child of Elizabeth MORLEY. The child's name was William James MORLEY. The inquisition was held at the "Royal Exchange Inn", in the parish of Headley, which was within his jurisdiction. His commission as a Coroner authorised him to administer an oath. James HOARE and John EADE were sworn by him and gave evidence at the inquest named. Witness always administered the oath himself, and the deposition which he held in hand were his in his own handwriting. The names James HOARE and John EADE were both written in his presence after the depositions had been read over to them. In witness's opinion the material portion of the depositions was to the effect that the two prisoners were not with Elizabeth MORLEY after seeing her at the "Bricklayers' Arms" on the night the child died. Charles J HOLT, of the Magistrates' Clerk's Office Alton, deposed that he was at the Assembly Rooms, Alton on February 27th when Elizabeth MORLEY was charged with the manslaughter of her illegitimate child; and he read the depositions of HOARE and EADE. Witness was also present in the court when Elizabeth MORLEY was sentenced to two years' imprisonment. He had read the depositions of HOARE and EADE made by them before the Coroner, Mr White having lent them to him for the purpose. Witness now deposed that the depositions made before the Coroner at the inquest were at variance with those made before the Magistrate at Alton. The variance in the depositions was: The prisoners at the time deposed that they did not spend the night in the shed with the girl MORLEY when the child died; and at another they swore that they did spend the night with her. The latter statement they now say is the truth. Sergeant J CARPENTER of the Hants Constabulary, stationed at Forest Side, Headley, deposed that on Tuesday, 27th May, he apprehended EADE and read the warrant to him. The prisoner then said "I say now as I said before, I should not have done so had she not asked me to do it." When the Sergeant apprehended the prisoner HOARE, he made no reply. In reply to the Bench, HOARE now said, "I am very sorry. I own I was there with her. I was over-persuaded to say what I did before the Coroner at Headley." The prisoners were committed for trial for wilful perjury at the next Assizes at Winchester. Bail was allowed. EADE was fortunate enough to find two sureties, his father and brother, in £25 each; but HOARE could not get sureties in court, and was removed in custody.

p.210 FROST Widow (MERCER).
Lives at [Crossed out =>Arford, this side Crown]. Huntingford Bridge in 1871 census?
Once washed for us; now for Mrs PETAR.
Came Feb 18, 1878 for her daughter to be housemaid. Mother of p.211.
Sister to Mary MERCER who is in Fareham Asylum and about whom I wrote to Dr MANLEY in 187_ and on 2/3/1878.

p.211 FROST David & Mary & children
Keep Robin Hood & Little John, Standford. 'Coach Wheelwright & Publican' in 1881 census.
Son of p.210 who lived sometime with him.
Bapt. 9 Aug 1840, Farnham [see 'Peeps from the Past', 23 Sep 2005]
Children come to school, one got prize at Xmas 1877.
Child born early in 1872 is blind (a girl)
She is a good looking woman (?cheeky) (?or perhaps only short-sighted)
Came to me 15.5.1879 about the school for indigent blind, St George's Field, Southwark when I had some correspondence with Lady ERLE who is a subscriber. But children must be 10 (or at least 9) years of age.
- Ernest D, 1868;
- Herbert S;
- Isabella Kate, 1872 - 'from birth blind' age 9 in 1881 census.

p.212 COLLYER John and Jane & [Crossed out=>children] Frank in 1892.
Live at Lindford (north of stream) near laundry.
Come from Kingsley to mind LUSHINGTON's Laundry.
Came over [Crossed out=>Midsummer] March 1877 (Inf: BOXALL).
Saw her Feb 21/1878; Mrs WALK: had given magazine.
Rather deaf & running at the eye.
Child outside seemingly rather stupid. This the Johnny COLLYER of p.463.
Not really at the head of the laundry. The head is Mrs FLOWERS (p.581).
He died Nov 1883, neglected by her according to Dr P.
She now (1890) living this side Lindford Bridge. Mother to p.908.
Frank 1892 worked at Headley Mill.
- 1868 Lavinia*;
- 1871 Frank - both attended regularly Kingsley School in 1877, she 338 times, he 265 times.
As she lives (1891 and has for some time lived) next Dan WOOD's daughter at Lindford, probably her husband was John COLLYER who married in 1844 Hannah WOODS (or some relation to him) [see WOODS Pedigree p.96] - but in 1881 census John COLLYER is shown at Lindford married to a Jane.
*Lavinia 1892 cook at Folkestone. Wrote to her mother Xmas 1891. No answer. Mother's "time or change of moon."

p.213 KNIGHT Thomas & wife Mary in 1881 census.
Keeps the New Inn. Used to work for LICKFOLD.
He listed as "victualler, New Inn" in 1878 Directory of Headley, and as "Farmer of 20 Acres" at New Inn in 1881 census.

p.214 PARFECT George & Caroline* & children. *according to Bapt register for Miles.
Live at Parish House Bottom opposite William PARFECT.
Also (Xmas 1877) Mrs DAKIN wife's mother and wife's sisters (who come to school)
Cottage is his own (or his mother's [arrow pointing to Mrs Edmund PARFECT p.215] )
- 1874 Miles William George.

p.215 PARFECT Mrs Edmund (Mary Ann née MANSELL)
Keeps a shop at Arford. Shop now kept by M LONG p.699
Mother of George PARFECT opp: (p.214)
Husband brother to William PARFECT deceased.
She was married 2/12/1844.
Lent her £25 in 1873 to start shop
[For lodger see p.325]
Children:
- George, baptised 11/2/1849 - see opp: (p.214)
- Eliza, baptised 6/1/1853*
- Harriet, baptised 19/3/1854 - see p.699
- Margaret, baptised 2/11/1856
- Anne, baptised 28/8/59 - Banned 1882 January
- Walter, baptised 10/8/1862 - Died.
- Henry, baptised 2/7/1865
- Edmund R, baptised 4/7/1867.
* Henry Ernest (son of Eliza), baptised 6/2/1870 - lives with Mrs SMITH, Fullers Bottom.
For Pedigree of PARFECTS see p.359.

p.216 HOARE William & Anne (PAINTER)
Live at [Crossed out =>Bank, Small Cottage (No 18) to S] Deadwater, Beale's Cottage.
On Aug 20/1872 wished little boy could go to school.
Parents of Fred opp [p.217] & Mrs BONE p.302 [Crossed out=> (p.5?6) now left Parish]
Also of Mrs James COOMBES p.219; & of p.235.
Brother to James (Crown) p.490
She died in Blackmoor. He at N.I. Turnpike Jan 1890
- Fred: married see p.217
- Eliz: married William BONE (gone to Whitehill)
- 1852 Hannah married 6.11.75 Thomas BIRMINGHAM (BURNINGHAM?) p.235 - see also p.1711
- Harvey
- 1856 Ellen married Oct 1876 to James COOMBES (p.219)
- 1867 James, for whose perjury see p.209.

p.217 HOARE (or y) Frederick & Eliza (MORLEY) & 5 children.
[Crossed out =>Live at Bank Cottage (no. 21) to N.]
He son of p.216; she daughter of p.218. They were married at Alton I believe.
Living now in Mr FOLEY's Lodge, Broxhead (Oct 1881) and hold also Griggs' Cottage at Hollywater.
He died suddenly at Scammell's Mill (see p.534), April 1884. Bur. 2 May 1884 in Bramshott.
She married again October 1884 (by Registrar) to one STILLWELL [Crossed out =>really JETTON], see p.460, and gone out of Parish; Came back Nov 1884 to Bank.
- Frank 1/7/1877;
- Matthew 4/11/1877;
- Fred William 4/12/1881, working 1898 for Titford;
- Eliza 8/1/1883.

p.217 Cutting Apr 1884: SUDDEN DEATH. On Monday afternoon, as Frederick HOAR, in the employ of Mr SPARSHOTT, miller, Bramshott, was pursuing his customary daily rounds in delivering bread, and having nearly completed his journey, he was seen suddenly to jump from off his wagon, and fall upon his face. Those who were near rendered what assistance they could, and medical aid was sent for; but before this could be obtained life was extinct. The death occurred upon a part of Woolmer Forest nearly two miles from Liphook. The body was conveyed to the "Deer's Hut" Inn, where it awaits an inquest, which will take place before the Coroner today (Friday). The deceased, whose age was but 35, and who had but recently with his family removed from Headley, having only been in the employ of Mr SPARSHOTT three weeks, leaves a widow and five children who are totally unprovided for.

p.218 MORLEY Mr (Matthew) & Mrs (Mary Ann) & children?
Live at Mr FOLEY's Lodge, Broxhead (see p.580)
Short man; showed me over house in 1877. Parents of Mrs HOARE p.217.
Eliza MORLEY had illegitimate child 10.3.1885. Not christened in July 1885. See p.68 for her trial on baby's death later in the year.
He died in some Union.
Previously his wife died here (bur. 22.2.1886 aged 59); murdered some people declare; with the result that the house is haunted; with the unmade fire poking, & stumping about. So that (1896) servants will not stay.

p.219 COOMBES James (3/9/1854) & Ellen (HOARE) & child
Live [Crossed out =>At Lindford lane next LAILEY? or at Bank of England N.16 at New Inn Turnpike - was not there Feb 1879]
At Sleaford in 1881 census.
?Trottsford Jan 1884.
He son of Peter COOMBES (p.220). She daughter of HOAREs p.216.
Child baptised by SIMCOCKES 3/6/1877
They were married 21 October 1876.
Mrs HOARE came for mother's confinement Nov 30/1878. She a tidy good-complexioned woman.
Sister to Mrs BONE, Deadwater, p.302 & also to p.217 & p.235.
See Q.153.
- Edward 3/6/1877;
- Alice 1878.

p.220 COOMBES Peter (2 years older than brother Edward [p.410] who died in 1899 aged 75; therefore Peter born 1822) & Anne (SHRUBB b. 7 Mar 1824)
Live [Crossed out =>at Eggar's Cottage in Bottom Road (Bank of England) Deadwater Hill] Headley Street down lane
Used to live at pulled-down cottages at Bank.
George in 1873 wanted to go to sea, but mother forbade it.
Sister to p.331 and p.316.
Parents of p.219; also of Mrs FULLICK p.221.
She daughter of Eli SHRUBB p.311; met her 25/7/1878 at Mrs Dan MESSINGHAM's [p.205]; remembers the riots (of November 1830) and how the soldiers came up in force; she was then at school where CURTIS' shop is (Churchgate) - schoolmaster was ATTFIELD; they pulled the blinds down when they saw the soldiers.
He brother to Edward [p.410], William [p.512] and Mrs Charles FYFIELD [p.347] & Mrs Robert BURROWS [p.432].
She sister to William SHRUBB [p.316], Edward SHRUBB [p.331] and Mrs Henry FULLICK [p.582].
CURTIS turned them out May 1882, he having deserted her (see p.428) and she not paying rent.
- Fred, 29/10/1848 - at home Feb 1879 - this Fred COOMBES perhaps living 1926 in Collins Barns. Good walker but asthmatical and cannot lie down. Never married. Died March 1932.
- Emily, 21/4/1850, married to Mark FULLICK p.221
- Mary Ann, 4.4.1852, conf. of boy (George Bartholomew) Jan 1879, married to John GROVER p.428
- James, 3/9/1854, married to Ellen HOARE p.219.
- George, 3/8/1858, p.1593
- Albert, 9/9/1860, at home Feb 1879.

p.221 FULLICK Mark & Emily (COOMBES née 21/4/1850) & 2 children
[Crossed out =>Live at Saunders Green] gone to Binsted? but still in choir.
She daughter of p.220.
They were married.
He is in choir (1878) fairly regular. Brother to Fred (p.258), Mrs COLE (p.633) & Mrs HALE (p.242)
FULLICK pedigree p.837.
- 1874 Olive Hannah
- 1877 Edith Everland.

p.222 JETTON John & PICKETT Margaret
Live at [Crossed out =>Fellmongers, Fullers Bottom] S End High.
At Sleaford in 1881 census, he aged 26, she 22.
Son of Mrs HARRIS by first husband.
[He a pensioner; papers signed Jan 1878 [Crossed out=>or perhaps] this is his brother. [Crossed out =>It is p.460] ]
Brother or ½ brother of Mr Mark BURROWS p.225.
Gone off [June 1878] in the night [inf. Mrs LEMON].
She born in London, lived at Dorking, been living (Feb 1881) 3 years with JETTON, not yet married.
Married at Alton 1884 (or previously), Mrs ALLEN finding the money [inf. Dan WINTER on 8.9.84]
See p.456 for an assault on John JETTON.
- Maria PICKETT 18/2/1881 - private baptism. Another baptised at Farnham April 1883.
She ran away Mich 1888 with only remaining child. He July 1889 broke blood vessel having previously tramped the country (as far as Cardiff) to try and find her.

p.222 Press Cutting, undated c.1883 - MALICIOUS WOUNDING
John JETTON (28) labourer, was indicted for maliciously wounding Gilbert GREGORY, at Binsted, near Alton on the 23rd of September. Mr Greenwood prosecuted.
Prosecutor said he was a labouring man, hopping at Binsted in September. On Sunday, the 23rd at 10.30pm he was with Hezekiah FRANKLIN. At the cross road leading to Kingsley he met prisoner and his brother, who were strangers to him. Prisoner told him he had more sovereigns than witness had shillings, and he replied that he had enough for himself and missus. Prisoner thereupon hit him on the nose with the right hand and stabbed him on the left shoulder with a knife. Prisoner's brother went off before he was stabbed. After stabbing him prisoner ran away round the corner, telling him if he would come up the road he would stick him in the throat. By prisoner: they did not come along the road from Binsted together. By his Lordship: He had a few words with prisoner's brother. Prisoner was a stranger to him.
Hezekiah FRANKLIN, of Frome, Somerset, said he was a hopper and in company with the prosecutor on the night in question. He saw by the moonlight the knife used. He had never seen prisoner before Sunday. His lordship referring to the depositions said he found witness stated he saw prisoner at the Cedars the Sunday previous to the assault, and at the kiln on the same day. Witness denied that he said so. By prisoner: They did not stand talking at the cross roads for a quarter of an hour.
Arthur PRAGNELL, basket maker, of Tadley, said he slept at the kiln about 70 yards from the cross roads when he was aroused by hearing Gregory called that he was stabbed, and a voice "If you'll come up here I'll stab you again".
Henry PONTING, living at South Hay, said he heard prosecutor callout that he was stabbed, and ran to his assistance and on his pulling off his coat prisoner ran away.
P.C. BUDDEN apprehended prisoner on the following Tuesday who said "they can't say it's me as I ran away and so did my brother." He found a knife upon prisoner there was no blood upon it.
Dr J F WRIGHT said he found a wound on the back of prosecutor's left shoulder, two inches in extent. It was quite impossible for the wound to have been inflicted on prosecutor by a person standing in front of him with his left hand.
For the defence Thomas JETTON brother of prisoner was called and said, that up to the time he and his brother went away together no blow whatever was struck. By Mr GREENWOOD: His brother came away from prosecutor.....

p.222 Cutting Dec 1885: John JETTON, of Binsted, was charged with trespassing on land at Binsted, in the possession of Henry DUTTON, Esq. James SPIERS, game-keeper, deposed to seeing the defendant on December 8th in the act of setting and examining rabbit wires. The defendant said he had permission from Mr NEWMAN to take rabbits. There were seven wires set. The defendant denied having se the wires, and also having picked up any. It appeared that the defendant was of no occupation, and he lived close by the spot. The Bench, in the absence of any proof that the defendant had authority to tae rabbits, fined him 2s. 6d. and 10s. Costs, four days being allowed by payment; and, in default, seven days' imprisonment.

p.222 & p.223 Note written across the bottom of pages 222 & 223.
Oct 6, 1880. Dear Mr WICKHAM, an old man named WINTER has a stepson called JETTON, a worthless fellow, who endeavours to live upon the old people. JETTON's wife is about to be confined and, a week ago, went to the Union. Last night however she and JETTON reappeared at the old man's cottage, and at present are in his outhouse and refuse to turn out. It is a very unfit place to live in (much more to be confined in). Is there any summary method by which the JETTONs can be ejected? The old man's cottage itself has no room for them. Yours sincerely W H Laverty.

p.223 HARRIS or WINTER Daniel & Wife Elizabeth [Crossed out illegible text]
Old people living [Crossed out=> Fullers Bottom, Allen's cottage - has now (Xmas 1877) her son (JETTON) by 1st husband living with them. He is a pensioner & seems to have his papers signed early in Jan 1878]
At Sleaford in 1881 census.
He a Headley man but away from 1867 to 1874.
Brother to Mrs James FULLICK p.501.
She mother (first husband) of p.222, p.460 (see below).
She aunt to Mrs John FULLICK p.902.
Formerly lived in Mrs WINDUS' (pulled down) cottage.
She [Crossed out =>mother or mother in law] stepmother Mrs Mark BURROWS* p.225.
p.460 lives (Oct 1880) with them South End.
[Crossed out =>Now (Feb 1884) at above New Inn Turnpike House.] Gone to get clear of sons [inf. Mrs George FULLICK p.321]
Now (Nov 1881) at Bank small house.
Father to Mrs John CANE (p.681) of Barford
[Crossed out =>Clearly a sister] to Mrs George WHITING (née STILLWELL) p.479. See p.902.
*JETTON had (by his first wife) 2 children, Mrs Mark BURROWS and another girl.
Betty LONGSTOCKING had (before marr) 1 child, Thomas STILLWELL (p.460) married MORLEY's daughter.
JETTON and Betty LONGSTOCKING (after marriage) 1 child, John JETTON (p.222) married PICKETT.

p.224 BELTON James (17/11/1811) and Eliza [Crossed out =>9/5/1830] (BURROWS née COURTNAGE) & Luke BURROWS 2/2/1851 see p.492
Older people living on Allotment land Parish House Bottom.
Squatted in about 1848, not dispossessed and therefore claiming the land as their own.
They were married 31/10/1857.
She mother (by 1st husband, George b.5/11/1856) of Luke (above) & Mark BURROWS (p.225) & aunt to Mrs William BURROWS (p.228), & sister in law (by 1st husband) to James BURROWS (p.228) and to William BURROWS (p.230). She sister to Charles (p.300) John (p.547) and George (p.546).
He brother to Mrs BURCHETT.
She died Oct 18, 1889 ("aged 74").
See pedigree p.1515.

p.224 BURROWS Noah & … (JETTON?)
He as on p.225. She sister to Mrs Mark, married 1904 and come to Bracken Lodge.

p.224 SAWKINS Alf & Rosie (née BURROWS p.225) and 3 children.
Married here. She had twins, then a girl and died in childbirth 1876?
Was at Fred's funeral just before she died. Who was Fred?

p.225 BURROWS Mark (24/9/1845) & Mary (née JETTON) 14.8.1848 & 3 children
Lame man living in Parish House Bottom
Some while ago went to hospital for leg. Came back and was apprenticed to GAMBLEN by the parish. Now shoemaker and field labours.
He son (by 1st husband) Mrs BELTON p.224 and 1st cousin to Mrs William BURROW (p.228).
She daughter or daughter in law of Mrs HARRIS (Dan) p.223. Therefore brother or half brother of JETTON p.222.
They were married at Headley August 27th 1870.
He [Crossed out =>relation of] 1st cousin to p.228, brother to p.492.
Nephew of old William BURROW (opp: PH p.230)
Shed burnt down August 1887 with loss of tools and firewood to the value of £2. Paper given. Shed insured by owner Mrs Richard MARSHALL.
She re-married 1904 at Alton to Samuel [Crossed out =>Stephen] COOPER (son of Henry & Eliza) now at Deadwater Bridge. Né at Alton 24.9.1859. Mrs COOPER died Oct 1932.
- Mark 2/4/71. 1904 lives at Wrecclesham; 1914 at Meonstoke, and came Mar 1917 to Headley Mill Farm. He died 19 April 1921.
- Noah 17/12/73 - see p.224
- Rosie (SAWKINS) 1876 - see p.224
- Tom 1.9.1878 - at ROGERS in 1928
- Alice 1882 - married 16.4.1904 to James STEELE of Easton, Winchester
- Clari/Clara 10.3/1884 - see p.1499.

p.226 SMITH Mark 4/4/1832 & Martha 25/5/1834 (BRIDGER) & children
Keep small shop at Hollywater. Now (1879) where BENHAM lived.
He son of p.227. Brother of Will (p.317), James (p.333) & Emily (p.237).
Married Nov 11 1852.
Gave them 3 grocery orders Christmas 1877.
[For her HARRIS pedigree see p.163]
She daughter to Mrs James FULLICK p.501.
Parents to William SMITH p.1048.
- George 21.8.1853 (living 1903 at Hollywater with Mrs SHORT) See p.512. Died 21.4.1927 (legs) in Union.
- Walter 25.10. 1861 - married 1887 to Sarah A WEEKS - see p.822.
- 1865 William - married 1888 to Mary Ann BURROWS
- 1870 Ann
- 1871 Jane
- 1874 Alice - (in 1903) Mrs SORASE at Partridge Green, Sussex.
- 1877 Pollie (there is a Mary age 3 in 1881 census - no Pollie).

p.227 SMITH Celia. Widow
Old lady living at Hollywater. Never in. Works at the paper mill. This only up to 1880.
Mother of p.226 (Mark), p.317 (Will) p.333 (James), p.237 (Emily).
Husband James buried 12/12/1867. Lives now in same house (next Pink) with PARFITT p.237.
About as old as the century [age 48 in 1851 census] Her father was killed at Waterloo.
Buried in Headley 10 Mar 1890 age 90, plot 10-9
Has had children:
- James 11/10/1823 married MESSINGHAM p.333
- William 31/5/1826 married COVER p.317
- John 5/4/1828
- Mary A 22/8/1830 married William BLACKMAN
- Mark 4/11/1832 married BRIDGER p.226
- Hannah 12/1834
- [Crossed out =>Jane 30/4/1837 buried 30/6/1839]
- Charles 13/10/1839. Living 1897 at 6 Ebury Mews Chester Sq SW under the name Charles BAKER, he having kept a turnpike for a number of years and never taken down the name of the previous keeper.
- Emily 18/12/1842 married George PARFITT p.237
- Andrew Albert 28/9/1845 see p.95.

p.228 BURROWS William 4/8/1839 & Esther (BURROW) 8/12/1837 & children
Lived at Hilland - there in 1861 & 1881 censuses (formerly at 3 Ten in Fullers Bottom - there in 1871 census).
She 1st cousin to Mark BURROWS p.225 and to Luke p.492.
He brother to Charles and to Andrew (p.232) and to Jane CHANDLER (p.299).
Married November 3, 1860.
He principal applicant for Allotment ground.
Son of George (Hen Woman) p.231.
- Harriett 6.11.1864, bapt 7.10.1866
- Sarah bapt 3.11.1867
- Minnie Louisa bapt 24.11.1872 - marr. 17.8.1896 Arthur William FEBEN, 28, Joiner - she Cook at Headley Grange.
With them lives wife's father, James BURROW
Brother to Mrs James BELTON's (p.224) 1st husband. Not born in this parish [Inf: Mrs BURCHETT].
Brother to (Parish House Bottom Will BURROW) p.230 & to Caroline MARSHALL p.435.
Uncle to Mark BURROWS (p.225) and to Luke (p.492).

p.228 Loose page
William BURROWS has for a long time being suffering from diseased bone in the foot which has rendered him permanently lame and unable to follow his usual occupation. He has been to a London Hospital but the only thing that could be suggested was to cut off his foot. He is in a club, and the club has now consented to give him special allowance and to allow him to earn his living. He is sexton at the church but he cannot do his labouring work and ?????? if he can obtain....

p.229 Letter dated Feb 25 1885
East Worldham, Alton
Dear Mr Laverty
A young woman named Mary Ann BURROWS left her place of service in this parish last week to return to her house at Hollywater in your parish (I believe) in order to attend her mother's death bed, and I understand she is likely to remain at home for some time. I take the liberty of writing to you about her because I have been attempting to prepared her for confirmation, and thought that perhaps you might like to know of it and would continue her instruction.
Here extreme ignorance makes the preparation both difficult and tedious, for she can scarcely read at all and cannot write; but she is anxious to learn and I think well disposed. I think she can repeat after a fashion the Creed, the Lord's Prayer and the X Commandments, and has some faint notion of the Baptismal vow, but I am very doubtful of her ability to give an intelligible account of any of them.
Pray believe me to be yours sincerely, L C EDGEWORTH

p.229 Piece of paper [corner torn so some words missing] written in an uncultured hand: … would you hask …im to give mother … of mutton to make her some broth
miss lir holley water
Note written below by WHL: This is Mary Ann BURROWS daughter of Charles "Mary Handbarrow"

p.229 Letter dated Feb 27th, 1885.
If you please Sir. My wife wishes to take the Sacrament. And the doctor says it is right for her to have it. The doctor wished us to come up and get you this afternoon.

p.228 Letter dated Dec 14 (1886?)
Binsted Wyck, Alton, Hants.
Dear Mr Laverty
I now and then as you know trouble you on some parish matters and so write to ask if you think Marianne BURROWS has been [Hollywater, Petersfield] going on nicely and steadily while keeping her father's house since she has lived at home owing to her mother's death? She now wishes to go one again and asks me for a reference. She says she can now leave home again. Do you think she is stronger? Could I for instance take her again. I fear they are "Chapel people" and a long way from you. Still I remember you knew all about her before and should be much obliged if you would write to me about her now. Yours very truly, Sophia Emma WICKHAM.

p.229 BURROWS Charles (23/4/1837) & Frances (BELTON) (28/1/1838) & children
Lived at further Stone Pit Farm
[Crossed out =>Relation of Mark BURROWS p.225] Brother to Will p.232 & to Andrew p.232, and to Jane CHANDLER p.299.
Son of George & Sarah (Henwoman) p.231.
Had a large family but many died.
Dirty people; she works; he drinks?
They were married Dec 12th 1859 (looks like Oct 12th in Marr Reg).
She niece to Mrs BURCHETT p.368. Buried in Headley 7.3.1885 aged 47.
Children alive are
Before 1864:
- Mary Anne - had a child christened 2.5.1887. Now Mrs William SMITH p.1048
- Tom 4/10/1868
- George 1873 - Got out of the army through ill health; & trying Jan 1896 to be a stoker in the navy
- Albert 1874 - A letter 16.5.1894 from Mr SCOTT of Havant (family of Mary COLLINS) asking whether Albert BURROWS (this one I presume) & Eliz: Jane HAMMOND in Feb 1894. (Not clear exactly what he's asking)
- Eliz Maria, b. 5 Oct 1876, Fullers Bottom - now Mrs George CROUCHER, living at Standford Hill. He a first cousin to p.1620. See article by Ann VINEY in Headley Miscellany

p.229 Press Cutting dated March 1881: STEALING POTATOES. Frances BURROWS was charged with stealing potatoes to the value of 6d, the property of William ALDEN [see p.519]. The prosecutor farms some land at Headley, and the woman while in his employ filled her pockets with potatoes from a heap in the garden. She was fined 10s including costs.

p.230 BURROWS William
Bachelor; living opposite Parish Houses.
Nearly or quite 70. [Inf: Mrs BURCHETT]
Brother to James BURROW (Hilland) p.228 and to Mrs James BELTON's (p.226) 1st husband, & is uncle to Mrs William BURROW (Hilland).
The rather surly looking old man that works on the roads.
Uncle to Mark BURROW (p.225) & to Luke (p.492).
?Brother to Robert BURROW p.432
Brother to Mrs Rich. MARSHALL (p.485). Saw him at her house Sept 19, 1884. She at hopping.
Wants to sell his house at £100 [inf: Mrs Tom MARSHALL). Lives on the produce of his place.
Died 22.2.1885 aged 78 in burial register.

p.231 BURROWS George (17/7/1808) & Sarah (PAGE)
Old people living in [Crossed out =>Lindford Chase] Fuller's Bottom.
Hardworking though inclined to complain. (He 'broom maker' in 1851 census)
Parents of Will (p.228), Charles (p.229) [Crossed out =>Henry] Andrew (p.232). Also of Jane CHANDLER (p.299), Rich (p.596).
She sister to Sophie PAGE (p.233).
Have had an enormous family.
Grandparents to young Fred CHANDLER (p.296).
Mother-in-law to widow BURROWS p.595.
Banned Jan 1831; married 17.1.1831 at Frensham.
Her age sent up as 79 in February 1884 & 79 in Nov 1884 (said to have been born 28.8.1804). (In 1881 census, age 76, born Dockenfield)
Parents to Mrs SNELLING (p.92)
Particulars stated in 1885: Petitioner is old & she & the husband (who have lived in holy wedlock 54 years) & have brought up a large family) are quite hard work.
- Mary Ann 1/7/1832; married 18/6/1853 to George FORD.
- Jane: 26/8/1834; married to Arthur CHANDLER p.299
- George: 30/10/1835
- Charles: 23/4/37 - see p.229
- Will: 4/8/1839 - see p.228
- Eliz: 2/5/1841
- Rich: 12/3/1843
- David: 23/6/1844
- [Crossed out =>James: 3/5/1846. Buried 16/6/1846]
- Henry: 20/10/1850 - see p.232
- Andrew: 8/2/1851
Her brother was grandfather to Thomas PAGE p.860.
She buried 25 Aug 1898 age 93 from Alton Union, late Headley Mill.
He buried 7 Feb 1890 age 86 from Lindford.

p.232 BURROWS Andrew & Mary & 1 child
Young people living at [Crossed out =>Lindford Chase] and of [Crossed out =>Fullers Bottom]
Next to his parents (p.231) (In 1881 census, he 'Ag Labourer' at Fullers Bottom; in 1891 census, has 'Dealer shop' at Land of Nod)
Brother to Will (p.228), Charles (p.229) & Jane CHANDLER (p.299).
Mrs LYONS knew her and thought she had by no means bettered herself by her marriage. They were married near London (in 1876?) (In 1881 census: she age 36 born Cirencester; he age 29 born Headley)
- Annie Verena, bapt 3/3/1878
- Gertrude Mary, bapt 3.9.1882
- Elizabeth, bapt as Isabel 4.7.1886, age 4 in 1891 census.
With them living 1889 at Land of Nod, the old father of Mr ROGERS (p.481)
Lodging with them 1904 and walking out with daughter is _ O'CONNOR.
Andrew died (of sunstroke) 10 Jul 1904 aged 52, plot 9-45, stone No.320. [According to burial register, Edward WAKE of Whitmore died of sunstroke at about the same time]

p.233 PAGE Sophie
Unmarried and lives at Arford.
Very deaf - on the (Frensham) Parish. (In 1881 census: born Batts Corner, age 61, Handicap deaf)
Cleans out the schools & Hawks.
Sister to Mrs George BURROWS, p.231 but, I believe, they are not friendly.

p.234 CHIVERTON Thomas (né 18.8.1853; died 2.4.1927) & Henrietta (WAKELING) & 1 child
Young people living at Pickett's Hill Cottage S.
Married by me on August 22, 1874.
He born 18.8.1853; she 1854 - daughter to p.1312.
Brother to Samuel p.37.
She subject to fits (inf: Mrs GAUNTLETT next door p.433) and baby born 1887; seems to inherit the fits.
Strongest of children is boy born 1886? who was brought up on bottle (rest were breast).
Took William BARNETTS place (see p.644) at Picketts Hill farm 1875.
Henrietta CHAPPELL (Mrs HITCHCOCK) there in 1928.
One child in Feb 1878 and another expected.
- 1875 Frederick - baptised 7.4.1878, né 12.12.1875
- 1878 George - 7.4.1878, né 23.2.1878 - m. Bessie HALL of Kingsley in 1900 & emigrated later to Canada, see p.1432
- Samuel né 16.12.1881 - married 16.4.1906 to Mabel BURRIDGE (BURRAGE of Fairview in P. Mag)
- Elizabeth née 11.1.1884 - Mrs Henry J STEVENS. Married 12.9.1907
- Frank né 4.6.1886 - married 25.2.1910 to Mary BROOMFIELD.
- Alice née 28.10.1887 - married 2.1.1915 to Robert James WISHART - he died in war - see p.1681.
- Emily née 3.2.1890 - married Henry CHAPPELL see p.239
- Ruth née 13.10.1892 - married 26.12.1910 to Alf James HAYDEN
- Charles né 20.6.1895
- Rosa née 25.2.1899, died 22 June 1899 [whooping cough - source: Headley Burials] - and, sadly, she was included in the 1901 census!

p.235 BURNINGHAM Thomas (1849) & Hannah (HOARE née 1854*) & 1 child
*From Somerset House in Feb 1920. She daughter of William & Ann HOARE of Kingsley née 8.4.1854.
Live at [Crossed out =>Trottsford remote cottage] Bank S.E.
[Crossed out =>Carter to Trottsford Farm]
Works for MORLEY.
She daughter of p.216. He of Burial: Reg: No. 1287.
They were married by me Nov 6, 1875.
1886 at Stream. (At Stream in 1891 census, but don't seem to be in either 1881 or 1901 censuses for Headley)
Brother to p.989 (see also p.320)
He died summer (?1917) at Ash.
She (a widow) in ARNOLDs with Separation Allowance 6/10d from son Tom
See p.1711 bottom.
- Frederick George, b. 2 Sep 1876, near Trottsford Farm, bapt 1/10/1876
- has (Nov 1917) 6 children.

p.235 Press Cutting dated 1887: PETTY SESSIONS Tuesday. Before J C WOOD Esq (in the chair) and A J SCOTT Esq.
DRUNKENNESS. James GARDENER, an Army pensioner, pleaded guilty to a charge of being drunk and disorderly at Chawton on August 3rd. Police-Constable COOPER proved the case. The defendant was fined 5s and costs 6s.6d. Richard BIRMINGHAM, a labourer, was charged with being drunk and creating a disturbance at Headley. Police-Sergeant JACOBS proved the case. The defendant was fined 1s. And costs 7s. Moses PIERCE who did not appear, was charged with being helplessly drunk at Selborne, on July 18th, while in charge of three horses and a loaded wagon. He was fined 5s. And costs.

p.236 HAMPTON : James & Martha & [crossed out=>3] 4 children
Live in cottage close to Trottsford Farm
Pleasant woman, red face; child frightened of Cross's dog.
Gave her Jan magazine on Feb 21, 1878.
She was churched 10/12/1876.
They came (in 1875?) from Binsted.
Mother died (father left for drunkenness).
- Anna Maria b. Alton 1874
- Emily Jane bapt 4/2/1877
- Ellen Kate born 31/10/1878, bapt 5/1/1879 - had a child at Basingstoke in April (or earlier) 1894.
- Edwin George born 7 Aug 1880, bapt 3/10/1880.

p.236 Letter loose dated 5 April 1894
55 Church Street
Basingstoke
April 5th, 1894
Dear Sir
Would you oblige me by extracting from your registers the date of the baptism of Kate Ellen HAMPTON, who is about to be confirmed here and thinks she was baptized at Headley as an infant? She was born on Oct 31, 1878 so it should be somewhere about that date.
We like to verify the baptism in case of mistakes, and if possible to secure the exact date.
Apologising for troubling you.
I am faithfully yours,
T B TATHAM
Curate of Basingstoke

p.237 PARFITT George & Emily 18/12/1842 (SMITH) and children.
Live at Hollywater with Celia SMITH p.227
She daughter of Celia (p.227), sister to Mark (p.226), William (p.317) and James (p.333).
They were married by me 12.1.1878, she being 35 with two illegitimate children, he a soldier (for 20 years) with a pension £18.4.0.
Good working man, works for Mr GREENAWAY.
The family makes a lot of money as the women work at the mill, and he has a pension, and works. [Inf: Mrs PINK]
Signed his pension 11d a day 1 March 1885.
Children illegitimate:
- SMITH Andrew Charles 5/2/1871 (PARFIT in 1881 census)
- SMITH William James 2/5/1875 (PARFIT in 1881 census)
said to be the children of the HOARE (p._) banned 1884 to widow SMITH
After Marriage: 12.1.1878 (no further children in Headley bapt reg, bur reg or census).
She bur. 11.5.1896 aged 53, plot 12-7 'Hollywater, lungs'
He bur. 13.7.1896 aged 63, plot 11-17 'Alton Union, late Hollywater; rupture'.

p.238 GALE Stephen 10/10/1824 & Charlotte (FULLICK) & children
Widower living last house on right Fullers Bottom.
Father of Mrs MOSELEY, p.202.
Wife (Charlotte) was buried Feb 10 1868.
She was sister to GAMBLENs 2nd wife, p.457.
They were married May 14, 1848.
Brother to James GALE p.270 (Headley Wood Hatch)
Children:
- James 8/10/1848
- Hannah 30/1/1853
- [Crossed out =>Mary 31/1/1858]; Buried 10/2/1870
- Jane 26/1/1862 -m. James FULLICK, 36, lab of Barford
- William 1/1/1865 - this William's poaching p.571
- Frances Eliza 1/12/1867 see p.945.

p.239 AUBREY James & … (PIGGOTT) & 1 child
Live on Deadwater Hill, above Alexandra Park.
Said to be church people. He a bricklayer.
No relation to p.340. Saw her 28/2/1878 (see p.246)
He ? & KNOTT p.310 married sisters.
- 1876 Daughter.

p.239 CHAPPELL Harry Davis (late R.F.A.) & Emily (CHIVERTON née 3.2.1890)
She daughter of Thomas (p.234) and died.
Two of her children are with grandparents p.234, viz. Henrietta CHAPPELL née 23.3.1907 & Hilda CHAPPELL née _.9.1914.
Emily CHAPPELL née 14.9.1914 at Bayfields Cottage in 1928.

p.240 COOMBES Dan & Lucy (BARNETT née 22.9.1824) & daughter [COOMBS in 1881 census]
Live at Deadwater west of Allotment Land.
She sister to George BARNETT p.241 and to James p.356
Took a deal of trouble when Mrs BARNETT was ill.
And for some time had the baby with her.
They were married Nov 2, 1844.
Daughter is now (Feb 1877) home with abscess in neck.
Mary Ann "poorly" in Bull's Book.
Children were baptised simultaneously at chapel.
- George 10/12/1845; buried 18.1.1849 aged 8 weeks, therefore born between 12.11.1848 and 20.11.1848.
- 1851 Mary Ann, Mrs James KNIGHT p.41.
- 1856 Thomas, buried 6.8.1857
With them (Dec 1891 & in 1891 census) is lodging Charles WEEKES (p.515).

p.241 BARNETT George 21.9.1832 & children
Widower living at [Crossed out=>1st house over] shop house on Deadwater Hill
Wife (Elizabeth DUCKETT) died aged 37 in 1873 near Bank of England
She sister to Mrs MOSS p.297.
Brother to Mrs COOMBES p.240.
Took 2.1.1878 Albert's school prize to Mrs COOMBES.
Married Oct 1878 to Mary A HEATHER.
His new wife (1878) was baptised as HARDING 5.7.1828 - married 22.12.1849 to James CANE & 3.2.1866 to Fred HEATHER.. See HARDING pedigree p.129.
Mother to John CANE (Lindford Ch: style) p.415; also to Mrs George KNIGHT p.1112.
She (when Mrs HEATHER) sent for me (very ill) on Dec 26, 1873. "Breaks bread with Mr ALLEN, therefore no sacrament". "Felt safe but afraid of mother's safety"
Brother to James p.356.
Following three lines all crossed out:-
- Jane 1862
- Thomas 1867
- Albert 1870
Then by their side is written:
Rather, George BARNETT's children (by Elizabeth) are:
- Mary Jane, bapt 22.9.1861, married 1897 at Liss (seems to have married aged 31 to George WAKEFORD 8.10.1892 at Headley) - I think this is the Mrs WAKEFORD who gave evidence at the enquiry over the suicide Aug 1921 (Godalming way) of James Thomas BARNETT.
- William 27.3.1865, bur. 27.3.1865
- Albert 7.10.1866 - at Worthing 1897
- James Thomas 1870 - at home 1897.
Daughter came to me Dec 1884 about succession duty payable by Mrs BARNETT on death of Lucy P KEMP.
Her 2nd husband was brother to Mrs Tom MARSHALL (p.504) & to Charles HEATHER (p.271) & to Henry (p.505).

p.242 HALE [Crossed out=>AYLES] William & Jane (FULLICK) né 14 July 1840 (him or her?)
Live at Sleaford Farm south side, called in letters "Sleaford Cottage".
Married in 16.9.1860. No children.
Wife daughter of old FULLICK, the sieve maker, who used to live at Bayfields' Road; there Mrs FULLICK died and then old FULLICK went and lived with his daughter first at Lodge House, before Sir Henry came, and then at the New Cottages at Pickett's Hill.
Always been br: up and likes to go to Headley Church.
She knew me when I called 12/10/1975. Pleasant.
Left her Jan magazine on Feb 21, 1878.
Washes at times for Mrs HOARE; and keeps her ducks.
Complains that when her father died Dr Woods, though sent for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings, did not come till Friday when the old man was dead. From this it would seem that her father and mother were: William, died (age 70) June 1872 at Pickett's Hill, and Hannah (TAYLOR) died (aged 61) Jan 1871 at Bilford's.
(FULLICK Pedigree is p.837)
Name really HALE (we assume WHL means 'as distinct from AYLES')
She sister to Mark (p.221) and Fred (p.258) FULLICK and to Mrs COLE (p.633).
Now (1886) keeping Headley Wood.
Uncle to Mrs GARLAND p.1037.
In 1905 with Mrs ANKERS - see p.1448 .

p.243 CHAPPELL Harry & Harriett (DAWES)
Live at Sleaford Farm, north side.
Usually out, saw her Feb 21, 1878.
Apparently rather cross.
Children go to Kingsley School
Two children 12/10/1895. Informant p.242.
They came October 1875
[6 children April 1884. See p.478]
Sister to Ann GROVER (New Inn case p.478)
Came to me Feb 7, 1885 to ask whether give her paper to collect 1 guinea to have tumour taken away by Dr LORIMER of Castle Street, Farnham by whom her father had one taken out. (See letter below)
Children:
- 1869 Caroline age 10 in 1881 census. Attended K. 80 times in 1877
- Albert age 8 in 1881 census
- George age 5 in 1881 census.

p.243 Letter dated 14 Feb 1885
Headley Rectory
Liphook
Feb 14, 1885
Mrs CHAPPELL of Sleaford is desirous of having removed a tumour which has grown at the side of her face. The operation (with the after treatment) will cost more than she is able to afford and she asks for help. Subscriptions may be sent to Mr LAVERTY or given to the bearer (turn over).
Overleaf:
Rev W H LAVERTY 5/-
T S HAHN 2/6
CAMPBELL 1/-
Mrs WINDUS 1/-
Mrs & Miss VINCENT 3/-
M & C E FRASER 4/6
E BETTESWORTH 1/-
Mrs White NEWMAN 2/-
E H 1/-
M A HOARE 2/6
Mrs CLEAR 2/-
Mrs BRIDGER 1/-
Mrs PHILLIPS 1/6
Mrs LICKFOLD 1/-
Andrew WARREN 1/-
S J W 1/-
E WAKEFORD 1/-
Mrs WARNER 1/-
William ROGERS 1/-
G CURTIS 1/-

p.244 [Crossed out =>GINOVERY] JANOWAY [JANAWAY in censuses] Jonathan and Eliza (SPARKS) [she born in East Indies in censuses] & 2 children.
Live at Hollywater (next PIGGOTT's)
A hawker [wrong in the nose] and 'Handicap deaf' in 1881 census.
Son grown up (in 1878) see p.544 and daughter born about 1863?
Both children called SPARKS.
She came to me 11/5/1881 to sign a hawker's application.
[For their strangers who were banned, see p.9]
Daughter now (1884) Mrs GREEN (very Jewish appearance) - see p.113 for further details of Mrs GREEN.
Mrs JANOWAY died Feb 1904 at Conford. He in Jan 1904, blind as well as deaf (inf: Mrs William SMALL).

p.245 HUNT John (14/8/1831) & Elizabeth (FYFIELD 18/9/1831) & family
Live at Hollywater; 1st house on footpath.
Short little woman, nice; boiling peas for pigs 7/8/1872.
Husband used to let house, but tenant neglected it.
Own COURTNAGE's House (p.530)
They were married 9/1/1859.
Susannah servant at (p.495) Headley Grange 1880
& Mary Ann afterwards at Headley Grange.
- Susannah bapt. 12/6/1860
- Mary Ann 8/5/1864 - see p.986 Mrs Henry MESSINGHAM
- William John 4/10/1868
- Henry George 7/4/1872.

p.246 FITT Arthur & Jane (GOODENOUGH) & 2 children.
Live above Alexandra Park (young people)
Went there in 1872, and then very young looking.
"Too far to any church & therefore nowhere"
Saw in at No.5 (p.239) of map on 28/2/1878
She became a widow 1893.
- Arthur buried 29/11/1873
- 1874 Alice
- 1876 Catherine
- 1884 Ernest - meat for E. May 8/1890.

p.246 GOODENOUGH - Her father coming Michaelmas 1894 to live with her.
On the Parish.

p.247 WAKEFORD Noah (25/12/1830) & Anne (KEELING) & children
Live above Alexandra Park.
Mrs WAKEFORD in Alton slightly deranged - inf: Mrs FORD (p._) whom I met in No.5 p.239.
Daughter Adeline (7/10/1855) is married to Serg RICE of 2/21; ordered to the Cape in Feb 1879 - Gone in transport City of Paris.
She came with paper to be signed 24/2/1879.
Had child buried without church in 1877.
She sister and daughter to the murdered & suicide
See article on this in Family Tree Magazine, June 1994.
(see alphabetical list of burials opposite KEELING).
He brother to p.267.
Children:
- 1853 Anne
- 1855 Adeline
- 1858 William - m. 24.5.1894 to Charlotte KNIGHT
- 1861 George - 1894 at Greatham married (aged 31 to Mary Jane BARNETT 8.10.1892 at Headley)
- 1863 John - 1894 at Aldershot
- 1867 Noah - 1894 at home & also William. In 1908 at Mrs KINGSHOTT, Washford
- 1870 Mary - in 1908 at Mrs KINGSHOTT, Washford
- 1873 Janet
- 1875 Elizabeth - buried 16/4/1877.

p.247 Press Cutting dated March 6, 1874
EXPENSIVE GAME
Thomas STRUGNELL and William WAKEFORD, both of Headley, were summoned by Robert MORLEY for trespassing in search of game on land in the occupation of the Hon. Fitzallen FOLEY, at Headley on the 15th of February, by sending a lurcher dog after a hare and catching the same. Defendants denied sending the dog after the hare, but admitted taking it from the dog and subsequently eating it. STRUGNELL, who had previously convicted, was fined 17s and WAKEFORD 10s, and costs 7s, each to be paid at once. STRUGNELL paid, but WAKEFORD said he would "tread it out". Later in the day, however, he altered his mind, and paid the money. Alton Paper.

p.248 STRUGNELL George & Eliza (CANNON) bapt 31/12/1819 née 3.12.1819
Live above Alexandra Park; south cottage of 2nd lot.
A tailor, used to live by Lindford-Bordon style.
Louisa‡ called me to baptize Jane WEEKS p.514.
Wife sister-in-law of Daniel WOODS p.249.
One ill: child before marriage† (he died aged 24)
They were married 24/7/1843.
Charles (below) living with Mrs WALKER at ELLIOTTs
In red are Births etc from an old bible shown me 6.3.1919 by Mrs Louisa TRUSLER
(We are not showing them in red here on the website)
- †George CANNON, 14/5/1843, né 23.1.1843, buried 25/5/67
- Maria, 25/2/1845, née 12.2.1845, died 26.9.1869
- Elizabeth, 22/11/1846, née 24.8.1846, died 26.9.1855
- William, 26/11/1848, né 21.10.1848, buried 31/12/1855
- Thomas,* 14/5/1850, né 16.2.1850, going to live 1895 with Mrs SUTTON as lodger
- Charles, 7/11/1852, né 16.11.1852 [see p.93]
- Henry, 25/12/1953, buried 18/6/1857
- John, 27/4/1886, né 10.3.1856, died 17.6.1856, buried 21/6/1856
- Louisa,‡ 24/10/1858, married 1882 to Thomas TRUSLER (TRUSSLER) of Bramshott - see p.1033
- Joseph, 4/6/1865, né 1.5.1865, died 10.8.1865, buried 16/8/1865
Eliza STRUGNALL was bur at Headley aged 61 on 19.5.1881, plot 13-56 - died of cancer.
* See extract from Alton paper previous page (p.247).

p.249 WOODS Daniel
Widower living this side Lindford Bridge.
Sexton to church. Works for Mr BETTESWORTH.
Married 1836; wife (Mary CANNON) died Nov 1869.
With him live daughter & son-in-law and grandchild p.250
Brother-in-law of Mrs STRUGNALL p.248
Brother to Mrs ROOKE p.348
1st cousin to Mrs WARNER (Lindford Bridge) p.385
See pedigree p.96.
*George's son s. of w. sent November 1926 for George's Baptism cert. for OAP
Children:
- Anne 2/4/1837 - married 1872 to Eli SHRUBB (p.250)
- James 5/10/1838 - married 1863 to Mary FIFIELD (p.257)
- [Crossed out =>Will 27/12/1840, buried 8/9/1848]
- Richard 4/10/1842 - Married 6/1/1866 to Esther LOE. Working 1879 in London with Uncle, a cornchandler
- Mark 27/10/1844 - see p.853. Working 1879 in London. Married
- Daniel 24/7/1847 - in 1879 at the Straits at Kingsley. Married
- George* 10/5/1850. Working 1879 at Petersfield. Married
- Charles 22/2/1852. Working 1879 in London. Married. Formerly a blacksmith; but a piece of steel put one of his eyes out; and he got frightened and works now at milk carting or charging (for Mr AMEY?).
- Sarah 6/8/1854
- Maria 8/3/1854
- Mary 27/11/1859 - born 31 Aug 1859; m. Arthur Remington SURRETT, 25 Dec 1884, Highbury; died 10 Dec 1900 age 41, Upper Holloway [inf: Keith Foster]
- Fred 1/6/1862 - Working 1879 for Kingsley CLEAR. Unmarried.

p.250 SHRUBB Eli 12.7.1839 & Anne (WOODS) née 20.2.1836? (baptised 2.4.1837) & children.
Basket maker living this side of Lindford Bridge with Dan WOODS (sexton)
He son of Mrs FYFIELD before marriage. p.252
He nephew of Sarah FROGLEY p.253
She daughter of Sexton WOODS, p.249.
They were married March 2, 1872, she having had two illegitimate children*
The property has now been bought by Mr HARDING [see p.474] who advised them not to pay Tithe.
For nephew's common burning see p.853.
Children:
- Florence* WOODS born 4/2/1863, baptised 8/3/1863
- Edith* WOODS (or William) born 14/8/1865, baptised 1/10/1865
- Eliza SHRUBB baptised 7/7/1872, married 1905 to William LEGG (see p.1485)
- Daniel SHRUBB** baptised 30/8/1874
- … SHRUBB baptised 1875 (not in bapt Reg)
- John SHRUBB baptised 8/11/1876
- George SHRUBB baptised 10/1/1879
** employed illegally 1886. See p.489. Living 1919 with Mrs Alice Mary DENYER and married to her (when divorced) at Alton 26.4.1923.

p.251 WOODS James 5/10/1838 & Mary (FIFIELD) 4/12/1842 & children
Live near Bank of England.
Son of Sexton WOODS, p.249.
She (5/1/1874) agreeable.
Married Nov 14, 1863
Used to live in Park; moved to make room for COOMBES
Children:
- Mary
- George
- Anne Eliza 3/1/1869
- James 4/12/1870; lives Spring 1889 with grandmother - p.252
- William 1873
- Walter 1876.

p.252 FIFIELD Mrs Eliza (SHRUBB) & Grandson
Widow living with her sister by Lindford Bridge
Her husband (George) buried July 27, 1866.
Mother (before marriage) of Eli SHRUBB* p.252
Mother? of Mary WOODS p.251.
With her lives her grandson James WOODS, born 14/9/1870 and also her husband's ?mother, Mrs George COURTNAGE (p.546) who however would not bide because of the swearing.
- Eli* SHRUBB 12/7/1839, married Sexton's daughter. See p.250
- Maria FIFIELD 15/8/1841, married 11/1/1862 Fred COOMBES
- Mary FIFIELD 14/2/1842, married 14/11/1863 to James WOODS p.251
- William FIFIELD 25/2/1844, married
- George FIFIELD 10/5/1846, buried 26/1/1849.

p.252 Press Cutting dated Aug 1888
PETTY SESSIONS, Tuesday. Before J G WOOD Esq. (Chairman), M G KNIGHT, Esq. And A J SCOTT, Esq.
CRIMINAL ASSAULT. James WOOD, aged 17, of Headley was brought up in custody charged with an assault on Teddie BEERE, a little boy aged six years next September, son of Walter BEERE, farmer, residing at Broxhead Farm Headley. Maria BEERE and Walter BEERE having given evidence, Police Constable BUDDEN, stationed at Kingsley, deposed that, on June 28th, he received a warrant for the apprehension of the prisoner. Witness found him at Lindford, in the parish of Headley, and read the warrant to him, telling him to listen to every word, as it was of a serious nature. In answer, the prisoner said, "Yes, that's right: I did it"......
SHOCKING OFFENCE AT HEADLEY. James WOOD, 17 cowman, was indicted for committing a shocking offence at Headley, on 23rd June. Mr GREENWOOD prosecuted; and Mr HERRIES defended. The prisoner who was found guilty of the attempt only, was sentenced to two years' imprisonment with hard labour.

p.253 FROGLEY Sarah (SHRUBB)
Widow living with her sister this side Lindford Bridge.
She was married (to Dan FROGLEY) 7/2/1830.
He died ? [1875 - according to burials record]
She very deaf, had a fit in February 1878
Her clothes caught fire and she was nearly burnt.
Has Parish Relief.
Aunt to Eli SHRUBB p.250.

p.254 HEATHER/COOMBES Fred, born* 30/8/1840, baptised 18/10/1840; & Maria 15/8/1841 (FIFIELD) & children
*by Somerset House
Live in Headley, street down the Lane.
She daughter of Mrs FIFIELD, Lindford Bridge p.252
He illegitimate son of Elizabeth COOMBES (his father [crossed out =>said to be] William HEATHER p.425) wife of transported James.
(Mrs Elizabeth COOMBES died in 1847 and Fred was brought up by grandmother Maria COOMBES, see p.504)
They were married January 11, 1862
Lived 1st at little house now pulled down on/near w entrance to Stone Hill under name of COOMBES. Often called HEATHER
& Henry COOMBES (see p.255)
Children:
- Maria Alice, 23/11/1862 - mother to Henry : born 2.6.1885 - his whereabouts said not to be known in 1897, and supposed drowned.
- Frederick 13/3/1864
- Eliza 4/11/1866 - married 1884 John HAYDEN (p.067)
- William 1/11/1868
- Minnie 6/8/1871 - see p.910. Married 1889 to Joseph NORTH
- Alf Ernest 1873
- Ann Maria 1877 - see p.1057. Married 1893 to Elijah NORTH
- Walter 1877
- Frank 1872 - grave digger 1926 lodging with Mrs CHESHAM.

p.254 Press Cutting: DRUNK BUT COULD NOT HELP IT. Frederick COOMBES, Alias HETHER, was charged by Sergt SCOTT with being drunk and incapable at Headley. Defendant: I was not drunk. You said I was and I said "Well, then, I can't help it. Fined 6d and 6s costs.
For non attendance school see p.313.

p.255 COOMBES Henry John & … (see a simple pedigree on p.2058)
Living 1909 at Reynold's Cottage
Child Gladys Anne Katherine née 15.1.1909; baptised at Conford.

p.255 BAKER … & … & 3 children
Live at Bageant's Bridge
Kingsley people; parents of a Sir Henry housemaid.
Parents of the BAKER formerly in cottage near Park.
Live under Mrs CLEAR.
House once belonged to Mrs NORTH p.291 but was sold to Farmer CLEAR.
Took her some coals 9/2/1875.
Have nine children.
Not able to wring washing (March 1878) owing to rheumatics. Clothes wrung therefore by p.256.
? Same on p.101.

p.256 STYLES … & … & 3 children
Live at North end of Bageant's Bridge
Saw her March 1878, pleasant and strong. Came from Worldham.
Wishes, Oct 1879, little boy to come to school. Will come with Mrs HACK's boy p.207.
Children:
- 1873 William James
- 1871
- 1875.

p.257 BRYNING G W & wife & …
Newcomers (Xmas 1877) to Beech Hill Cottage.
He wants to borrow money; offers 8%
Is said to be proprietor of Baths in London. Says Turkish Bath is better than any doctor. Doctors, he says, are all hums.
Says he has been compared in public press with Mario & Sims REEVES.
Went January 1878 to see him with church warden CAMPBELL. Mr CAMPBELL (imprudently) asked him to sing at our Readings.
Wife is younger than husband.
We offered Parish Magazine but they take it in.

p.258 FULLICK Fred (born 29.2.1846) & Anne (DEADMAN, née 23.5.1849 - as Charlie D said 1917) & 3 children
Young people living at Cottage near Park.
She a granddaughter of DEADMAN of Churt.
Born in Frensham? Married 31/7/1869.
Home smokes. She pleasant, singing to baby 13/4/1875.
He a maker of baskets.
He and one child ill March 1878.
Brother to Mark (p.221) & Mrs COLE (p.633) and very like him and to Mrs HALE (p.242)
FULLICK Pedigree p.837
- Minnie Maria 1872, married 18.9.1897 marine Thomas Balmer READ of Gosport (profession 'RNLI')
- William 1874, married sister to Frank's wife. She left him*. He died 1910.
- Herbert Andrew 1876
- Edwin 1878
- Alfred Henry 1880 (see below)
- Frank 1882 - married (see above)
- Alice 1884
- Charles 1887
- Mabel 1889, died 1889
- Annie L 1890
*story being that owing to India Fever she swamped the bed on the wedding night. He died 1910. She did not come to funeral.
Written on p.256: Mrs Fred FULLICK is Ann daughter of Eliza DEADMAN and was born 23.5.1849 at Dockenfield. I got the Birth Certificate Sept 1917 from Somerset House; and sent it then c/o Mrs ELLIOTT, 5 Tower Road, Liphook.
Preliminary paper came 5.2.1919 from Mrs A FULLICK, 12 Beaconsfield Road, Portslade.

p.258 FULLICK Alfred Henry, 1880 & Kate, WINDIBANK née1878 MAIDMAN (died Jan 1934)
Has brother William - now at Llanover p.647.
Married 1909 (at ? Batt's Corner). She a Widow.
Live in Headley Park
She daughter of p.109. See letter on p.261.
Baptised 4.12.1909 probably the 12 child of this marriage.
Has 3 children of 1 marriage, born circa
- 1891 girl - in Canada in service in 1909.
- 1895 Albert Charles - Drowned 31st Jan., 1918, aged 23. HMS Dolphin. Married
- 1907 girl.
This entry also on p.261.

p.259 LEMON Sarah née FULLICK afterwards ROBINSON.
Old widow lives at Fellmongers
The Fellmongers on east side of road (nearly opposite to Wheatsheaf) which leads up to Parish House Bottom. Called "Rotten Row" from its tumble-down condition. On the name cf. the extract from Fareham 1890 (which seems to have no relevance other than it mentions that a man named in the extract was a fellmonger).
Mother of p.289.
Husband George died 1875. Oldish.
Lived with Bank; then at Rock Barn with p.289.
Her maiden name FULLICK & first marriage in 1827 to Will ROBINSON.
Old LEMON father of p.355 by first wife.
Baptised 1808.
Married 13/10/1829 to William ROBINSON
Married 22/11/1847 to George LEMON
For the FULLICK Pedigree see p.837
See p.926
They have had children:
- Catherine* baptised 31/1/1847 buried 18/1/1869
- Hannah baptised 21/9/1851 see p.28?
*George (son of Catherine) … [text covered by news cutting].

p.260 WOODGER William*, né 8.1.1853, & Annie (GLAYSHER), 1855
Young people living on Barford High Road.
Son of p.203.
Daughter of Frank GLAYSHER p.287. She had illegitimate baby in 1873 (which died).
Married by me in February 1878 (actually 26 Jan 1878).
Very kind to Widow PACEY p.677 (live next door) March 1878. She niece to William GLAYSHER (p.288) James (p.290) George (p.292), Charles (p.285)
?His brother is James (Beech Hill) p.683.
Saw her February 1899 at mother's
Lives February 1899 3 miles to east of Churt.
In 1905 at Barford near stream (Lower Bridge)
All children in B&B
- Fred George 2 Feb 1879, married Grayshott 1906.
- John see p.1375
- Amy married to Jesse DEANE, p.526
Killed in War was
- Allan né 3.8.1887 at Churt for whom I got a Somerset House certificate [S.R. 12255] dated 20.2.1920
*Son of Richard & Mary Ann, né in Churt. I sent Oct 1920 to Farnham for Birth and received certificate. Son of Richard & Mary Anne (née HAMMOND) see p.203.

p.261 HOLDEN … & … & children
Live in ALLEN'S West Cottage by Iron Room.
Mr ALLEN's coachman. Preaches at times.
Boy and Girl go to Mr ALLEN's schoolroom
- 1868 Emily
- 1870 Thomas.

p.261 FULLICK Alfred Henry & Kate (WINDIBANK née 1878 MAIDMAN).
Transferred here from p.258
Married, she a widow, (at Batts Corner).
Live in Headley Park [and niece there in 1924, when their eldest child Gladys E Mary WINDIBANK*, dite FULLICK, went to America].
She daughter of p.Q109
Has 3 children of first marriage born circa
- 1891 Girl
- 1895 Boy [Albert Charles; Drowned 31st Jan., 1918, aged 23. HMS Dolphin. Married]
- 1907 Girl post-mortem
- *Gladys Eva Mary (really WINDIBANK) cf 1921, née 15.12.1906
- Fred Charles Alfred FULLICK né 3.12.1909
- Ivy Louisa née 22.9.1911
- Elsie Fln. Hilda née 14.5.1915.

p.261 Letter (presumably the one referred to on p.258, though found near p.268, and relating to a Frederick)
Headley Rectory, Liphook
February 12 1885.
Frederick FULLICK of Headley Park having lost a sow desires your kind assistance towards the purchase of a new one.
Please turn over
On reverse side of letter - donation of £5 from WHL and a total of 13/- from 8 others.

p.262 GORDON Alexander & Annie 18.5.1844 (THOMSON) & children
Live at East Iron Room Cottages, nearest chapel
Mr ALLEN's Butler
His evidence as to pheasant stealing (p.2)
With them lives Annie SUTTON, the grandchild of William SUTTON (senior), p.338
Children:
- Grace Annie 2/2/1874, went to New Zealand 1892 (see below)
- Marion 12/12/1874, Died 1891
- Son (James) 4/3/1876
See in B&B p.263
Living 1911 at the Roundabout Cottage at Standford with
MATTHEWS … & Gracie Annie née GORDON (she 'Widow' In 1911 census)
a daughter from New Zealand who has called the cottage Mataôra which is Maori for "pleasant place"
One daughter is Mrs Catherine WEBB Dec 4, 1891. Married 1910.
Another is Mrs Christina M WEST whose child was baptised April 1912
Another is Mrs Jessie BALCHIN whose husband, a postman, went wrong in 1912 at Guildford.

p.263 WAKE John W & Jane
Live behind Charles CHANDLER at Hollywater.
She one of the mistresses at Mr ALLEN's school.
[Mrs WAKEFORD, Lindford, p.267, being the other.]
[This in April 1878. Inf: Young Lath cl: CHANDLER] ?p.489.
With her lives her orphan nephew, James ABURROW - see p.397
She died 1891 aged 53.
A sister (gn: niece) of hers Carry HODKIN had a bastard male child who died on 16.3.1891 aged 18 days.

p.263 GORDON Elrington Leith, 23.7.1892, & Emily Louisa
Live 1920 at Mataôra; dit "neighbour"?
Son of p.262
Pater Leith né 26 July 1920 and others in B&B.
She churched - but children baptised elsewhere.
Afterwards at Mount Pleasant, Lindford. But ?gone by May 1928. See p.2101.

p.264 TAYLOR Charles & Jane (RANDELL)
Keep grocer's shop on Lindford/Standford cross roads (presumably hence Taylor's Lane?)
Mrs was cook at the Rectory.
He used to bring vegetables.
He cousin to Mrs WHITING (Bank) p.127.
Son of old James p.265. Parents of p.266
Brother to Tizzy p.133.
They were married Aug 1. 1865.
He to Xmas 1881 Mr ALLEN's Bailiff:- then owing to some little excess at a sale Mr Allen had a great meeting with a gentlemen from London who decided that he should no longer be allowed to come to chapel. Harry GAUNTLETT (p.678) and TILBURY at the Duck Pond on the way to Liphook, said to be the great Allenite advisers.
Children have been by 1st wife (Jane ?) died 10/7/1863.
- Alfred 24/1/1844
- Eliza 14/3/1847
- William 7/1/1849, buried 28/2/1849
- James 28/4/1850, see p.266
- Agnes 9/10/1853
- Elijah 17/5/1957, buried 14/2/1862
- Caroline 15/12/1861
It is said that TAYLOR got £1 a week, and £100 every five years, as bailiff.
C.T is said here to have set off things sold at shop?

p.264 Press cuttings: Feb 1882 - UNJUST SCALES. Charles TAYLOR, grocer, of Headley, was fined 1s. and 9s. costs, for having in his shop scales 4ozs, against the purchaser. The scales had become unjust through neglecting to clean them.
Apr 1884 - EMPLOYER AND WORKMAN. Charles TAYLOR was sued by C JETTING for 7s 6d., claimed for work done. Ordered to pay 7s 6d and 4s 6d costs.

p.265 TAYLOR James & Ann
Old people living on Lindford-Standford Cross Road.
"Mr DYKES mean when he first came - Afterwards took prejudice, & never went near them"
The old man chatty; perhaps rather a humbug.
Father to p.264; grandfather to p.266.
Have had children:
- Charles 26/6/1825, see p.264
- Esther 22/12/1826
- Mary 13/7/1828, married 30/11/1853 to Dan SHRUBB
- Jemima 18/9/1829
- Sarah 12/6/1835, buried 26/3/1831.

p.266 TAYLOR James né 1849, & Eliza née 1844 & 2 children*
He died Jan 1933
Live at [crossed out =>Allotment Ground Bordon at Deadwater] at Hollywater
She stout very & masterful.
Son of p.264, grandson of p.265
This his second wife.
1st wife was Emma HONESS; married by me 10/8/1878 and buried by me (aged 38) 14/10/1874.
By 2nd wife:
- Eva 9/1/1878, Mrs WARNER p.947
- Charles James 25/1/1880
- Harriett Agnes 8/8/1881, Mrs ELLIOTT, p.268
- Thomas Ashford 9/7/1883, confirmed 1901, died 1910
- William James 18/4/1885, baptised 1899, p.268
At bottom of page
*- Ada? Jan 1877, Baptised / /1877
- Eva Baptised 3/2/1878, Mrs WARNER; p.947
A child christened at Blackmore Jan 1882.
Harriett Agnes married 1915 Fred ELLIOTT, Sponsors 1919
Ada, married William Herbert NASH. A son né 1907, baptised 1920, & the son in motor bike accident on Deadwater Hill Whitsunday 1927.

p.267 WAKEFORD Harriett, born April 1814
At Lindford next CHANDLER's shop.
She (with Mrs WAKE p.263 teaches April 1878 at Mr ALLEN's school at Hollywater)
Had as lodger in 1881 Julia CHANDLER (p.489)
Widow of a man (William) who died in hopgarden who was brother to Noah WAKEFORD p.247.
She now housekeeping for one POLE
POLE up to 1887 worked for Sir Archibald MACDONALD
She still 1887 keeps the house on.
Lost one eye some years ago, and now January 1891 blind.
Gave her order for Guildford Hospital January 27, 1991.
Now 1891 in Petersfield Union.

p.267 WAKEFORD Daniel 5.4.1829.
Brother to William (above) and Noah (p.247)
Came into the churchyard on Headley Fair 1892. Lame, lost his leg apparently about 1840; it buried in Headley Churchyard. A member of Rowledge choir, a radical churchman & strong teetotaller. Married 1850 to Sarah HILL. Through Surgical Aid Society has now in 1892 a cork leg but "went 50 years" without.

p.268 STACEY James & Frances (EADE).
Old people living at Lindford Chase next to their married daughter (BLACKMAN) p.273.
Receive relief from Harboz for Bramshott
Mother before marriage to John EADE p.273.
Grandmother therefore ("my grandson") to Dick p.472.

p.268 TAYLOR William James & Lucy Annie (NEWNHAM) & children.
Married by me.
She servant to Dr CROWTHER-SMITH
Son of p.266. Brother to below miller Standford Mill.
Have children:
- Robert 30.10.1917
- James 11.1.1920.

p.268 ELLIOTT Fred & Harriett Agnes (TAYLOR)
Daughter of p.266. Sister to above
Came (with Old TAYLOR) Nov 1927 to Wellfield.

p.269 CHANDLER Eli 1804 & Eliza 1815, née COOPER & Son*, 11/2/1821**
Old [crossed out =>people] lady living at [crossed out =>Herne Farm (late Dyer's)] at Moore House, middle. See p.336.
(Widow at Hearne, Style age 65 in 1881 census)
She used to wash for us.
Came from Frensham in 1868 [crossed out => married in 1868], therefore children born in Frensham.
Parents to Mrs William FYFIELD p.277.
She daughter to old Mrs COOPER p.295.
Mother to Mrs WALKER living with Charles STRUGNALL at Elliott's Farm (p.93) and to Benjamin CHANDLER p.623.
**As I found in May 1902 at Frensham

*CHANDLER Harry, 27/05/1862 & Jane Maria [crossed out =>PACEY] BUDD 18/5/1862
Live with above on Stone Hill 1903.
Married here.
He born at "Whitmore, Frensham" by Registrar's Certificate got Nov 1924.
I wrote saying her age at marriage would be right.
She was married here aged 31, in name of PACEY, but as a fact her name was BUDD (illegitimate).
Living at 'Weetie', Headley Down during WW1 - son Henry Eli was killed.

p.270 BLACKMAN Widow Elizabeth
Lives[crossed out => between PETARs and HOWICKs] at Deadwater with son Andrew. p.419. See pedigree p.827.
Husband (Richard) buried 28/8/1860, aged 69.
Her maiden name Elizabeth COURTENAGE.
Allen-ite. "Quite safe". [21/1/1874]
Sons and daughter all live at Deadwater 21/1/1874, except one a gentleman's servant in Wales.
This one (who was was a soldier) married William HACK's (p.207?) sister
The old lady died Jan 25, 1881.
Children Baptised:
- John 6/10/1822
- Esther 18/6/1826
- Caroline 21/12/1828, married 1849 Charles HEATHER p.271
- William 22/8/1830, married 1850 Anne SMITH
- Henry 24/2/1833, married 1866 Jane BAGGS (formerly kept Red Lion) see pedigree p.827
- Eliza 21/1/1838, married 1854 Aaron WOODS p.272
- George 16/2/1840, married 1861 Anne STACEY p.273
- Andrew, married 1866 Lucy HILL, p.419.
Note (written on page 143 of Book 2) that Esther & Caroline are entered as children of mother only
father transported 1823 to 1829.

p.270 GALE James, 11/5/1834
Mrs BLACKMAN (above) keeps house for him.
The only brother of Stephen GALE, Fullers Bottom (Re-entered p.1921)
He always comes to Church (inf. 1874 William B p.238) and now 1879, 1880 is the Sexton.
He has never been married [inf: Stephen GALE April 1880]
Married 15.1.1881 to Jane WHITE. See p.358.

p.271 Piece of paper:
Tear up this Paper if used for Begging Purposes.
7 August 1872
James GALE having received Relief at St George's Hospital, near Hyde Park Corner, desires to return most humble and hearty thanks to Almighty God for the same.
N.B When the patient takes this to his place of Worship he is desired to write down his place of abode.
[written in left column] 1 Kings 18, Romans 9-19
[written in right column] 1 Kings 19, Matt 22

p.271 HEATHER Charles, 29/8/1820 & Caroline (BLACKMAN), 21/12/1828 & children
Live down Lindford Chase down muddy road.
She daughter of p.270 (born however 1828 during father's transportation) - see pedigree p.827
They were married June 17, 1849. (She widow in 1881 census)
Went on 20/1/1873 to see after Confirmation Candidate
Wife sister (but by different father) of former keeper of Red Lion, and of George (p.273) & Andrew (p.419) & Mrs Aaron WOODS, p.272.
He brother to Mrs Tom MARSH (p.504) & to Harry H (p.505)
Sons William (né 20/9/1856) and Harry; fined for poaching Sept 1882.
One son (Harry - see p.902) living 1887 with Mrs John FULLICK p.478.
Children:
- Ellen 23/12/1849 - Mrs PULLICK
- Emma 11/5/1851
- Freda 2/12/1852
- Will* 15/10/1856 - Married 1908 Harry WARNER's widow. p.131
- Charles** 18/7/1858, né 6/6/1858, see p.86
- Henry*** 1/5/1864 - see p.902
- Sarah 7/6/1868
- Alice J 6/8/1871 - Mrs WEEKS - m. 26.12.1900 to William WEEKS, 28, gardener of Washford, Headley
*The dealer, né Sept 1856
**work 1893 on roads - Bu?? found at Odiham
***Does little or nothing.

p.271 Press Cutting: Dec 1884 - AN OLD POACHER - H HEATHER was charged with trespassing in search of game at Headley. Police Sergeant CARPENTER, stationed at Headley, deposed that on Wednesday, the 26th ult., he was on duty on the highway leading from Sleaford to Headley. He saw the defendant with two dogs on Brockhead Common. The dogs were hunting, and the defendant was beating the bushes. The defendant saw witness, and then came into the road, ran away, and called off the dogs. The defendant was fined £2 and costs. He had been committed for poaching on several occasions.

p.271 Press Cutting: Poaching 1884 - George HAYDON, C HEATHER, and H HEATHER were charged with a similar offence at Brockhead Common. HAYDON was fined 15s; C HEATHER, 5s; and H. HEATHER, 20s; and 18s 6d costs between them.

p.271 Press Cutting: 1882? - BETTER THAN HE EXPECTED. William HEATHER, dealer, and Henry HEATHER, labourer, of Headley, were charged with trespassing in search of game on lands occupied by Mr H MATTHEWS, at Oakhanger, the property of the Hon. John DUTTON. William COUSINS, gamekeeper, deposed to seeing defendant chase what he thought was a hare on Sunday, the 27th August, on the above lands. They had a lurcher dog with them. He afterwards saw P.C. BUDDEN and they then went after them. P C BUDDEN proved overtaking defendants and finding upon one the barrel of a gun and on the other a rabbit. When charged with the trespass the elder one said he supposed he should not be fined more than £100. The defendants now denied the offence, saying they were looking for their pony. The chairman said taking game on a Sunday was a very serious offence. They might have been fined £5; but they would be … costs, 12s between them.

p.271 Press Cutting: April 1887 - ASTRAY. William HEATHER, for permitting a horse to stray at Lindford, was fined 1s, and 4s costs.

p.272 WOODS Aaron, né 7/3/1834 & Eliza (BLACKMAN), 21.1.1838, née 20/12/1837 & children
Live at Deadwater beyond bridge.
She a daughter of p.270; he a cousin of Dan, p.249, the Sexton. Brother to Hannah p.517, Mrs FOARD p.516.
They were married 4/11/1854
Came for coal Feb 20, 1875;
Said she was churchw:, really is Allen-ite.
Children were christened at chapel
She sister to George (p.273), Andrew (p.419; see pedigree p.827), Mrs HEATHER (p.271).
He brother to Moses WOODS (see p.137)
Grandparents to Mrs Jim FOARD (née YARNEY) p.966
Children:
- Ernest
- Jane, born 1858 - m. 19/6/1880 to William YARNEY
- George, born 1860
- Elizabeth, born 1862
- Eliza, baptised 4/12/1864
- William Aaron, baptised 4/11/1866
- James, born 1868
- Harry, born 1870
- Baby born 1874 - This is Sarah (wife of David R.F.A.) COOK; come to look after Mrs CAIN in her jaundice Jan 1916 (from S????) Has girl of 14 in since & 2 younger children.

p.272 Press Cutting: PETTY SESSIONS. Tuesday. Before W WICKHAM Esq. (Chairman), J G WOOD, Esq., M G KNIGHT, Esq., and Captain F STEPHENS.
POACHING. James GOOD and Henry WOOD, two lads were charged with trespassing in search of game at Headley. Henry WOOD was discharged; but James, who had been previously convicted of poaching, was fined 10s including costs.
[written in Laverty's hand] This should be I think James & Harry WOODS.

p.272 Press Cutting: May 1886 - IN BODILY FEAR. Aaron WOODS, of Headley, applied for an order for sureties for the good behaviour towards him of George Ford, also of Headley. The complainant deposed that he went in bodily fear of FORD, who, on April 19th, came to him while he and his wife were at work in their garden, and pulled off his coat, challenging him to fight. The defendant had threatened to stab him, and to shoot him in bed. The quarrel had arisen out of a pheasant robber which came before the Bench some time back. The defendant was the complainant's nephew. Walter CHANDLER, a witness for the defence, said he heard WOODS use threats against FORD, the latter not being present. The words used were, "FORD, I could give you some punching." The defendant was bound over to keep the peace for three months, himself to be one surety in £5, and on other in £5.

p.273 BLACKMAN George & Anne (STACEY) & children.
Live at Lindford Chase; on path to Deadwater.
He a son of p.270; she a daughter of p.268.
They were married November 2nd, 1861. She widow age 39 in 1881 census, paper bag maker.
Lived at Lindford Chase since 1873.
At times he sells fish.
Thought the old people (p.268) should have more Parish Pay.
Brother to Andrew (p.419), Mrs Aaron Wood (p.272) and, by different father, Mr HEATHER (p.271). See pedigree p.827.
Sister to John EADE p.209
They were married 2/11/1861.
- Alice born 1867 [baptised 3/3/1867]
- Annie E born 1869 [baptised 4/7/1869]
- Edith born 1870, died 1870.

p.273 Press Cutting: May 1883 - SHOPLIFTING. Ann BLACKMANN, a hawker, was charged with stealing certain ribbon, &c.,valued 1s. 3d., the property of C G ENTICKNAP, grocer of Kingsley. P C BUDDEN produced the stolen property of which there was enough to fill a bushel measure. Mr ENTICKNAP deposed to having for some time missed a deal of his stock-in-trade, and Mrs ENTICKNAP identified the stolen property. Eliza FULLICK deposed to prisoner calling at her house and selling her some of the property produced. Prisoner, who pleaded guilty and had nothing to say, was committed for six weeks' hard labour.

p.274 BOXALL Charles, born 1.3.1834 at Midhurst, & Eliza (HAYDEN) & 2 daughters*.
Keep small shop in Lindford Chase Road.
Preaches at chapel (to small congregations) on 19.1.1873; five in chapel besides his family [Inf: p.271].
They were married May 30, 1857.
For some time he drove a pony to Liphook every day except Thursday & Sunday, for the Post & Parcels. Gave up post because ordered to empty the "Street" box.
Often has WARREN's people lodging with him (see next page)
e.g for Mrs JEFFRIES see p.639.
Wife died 1870. She was sister to 1st Mrs GAMBLEN, p.457.
He widower age 47, grocer, living at Headley Mill with 16-year old daughter Amelia in 1881 census.
Married 2nd time a servant to Mrs HARRIS, a girl from the neighbourhood of Twickenham.
2nd wife died Aug 1889; the day after the return to London of 4 boys down for a brief holiday, sent at 5/- a week by the Ch: Org: Society.
*Elder daughter: Ann Maria to be married end of 1878 to Arthur EDGAR HODGKINS [of Stoke Damerel, Devon] a schoolmaster in the army & a nice-ish fellow.
Younger daughter.

p.274 Cutting: [May 1885] LINDFORD. BIBLE CHRISTIANS. At the anniversary of Bible Christian Chapel on Sunday two sermons were preached to good congregations by the Rev. J HICKS of Southampton. [rest covered by another cutting]

p.274 Cutting: [August 1889] HEADLEY. SUDDEN DEATH. The Coroner (Mr H WHITE) has held an inquest at the Royal Exchange, touching the death of Charlotte BOXALL, aged 33, a married woman. Charles BOXALL, grocer and postman, deposed that the deceased was his wife. She had been weakly but was not medically attended. She had latterly had a cold; and on the previous Thursday night she went to bed early. She did not get up until 1 o'clock on Friday afternoon and went to bed again about 4. Early on Saturday morning she called him, and he got her something to eat. She complained of her throat being sore, and he wanted to send for a doctor, but she would not let him do so. When he went out to his work he left her in charge of a neighbour; she was then very cheerful. Maria PIGOTT, the wife of Mark PIGOTT, a neighbour, said that when Mr BOXALL went on his rounds, he left her with the deceased, but he did not ask her to stay. The deceased was quite cheerful. Witness gave her an egg and some tea, and went out about a quarter or half-past 8. She returned at 9 o'clock; and the deceased was then dead in bed, lying on her back. There was no one else in the house. Mr C J PLUMMER, surgeon, of Headley, said he was called about 9 o'clock, but the deceased was then dead. There were no marks of injury. The appearances were those of a weakly woman, and syncope was the probable cause of death. The Jury found accordingly.

p.275 FRANKS
WARREN's Shopman; lodger Jan 1878 with BOXALLs.
Came to Servant's Park, January 30, 1878.
Comes to Church (Jan 1878).

p.275 Pedigree FYFIELD-BETTESWORTH

p.276 JEFFERIES William & Ellen M, 1860 (CURTIS)
Lives 1881 in Bramshott.
Warren's Ruler. Lived Xmas 1887 at BOXALLS, p.274.
A (sham) letter was sent (Jan 1878) as if from him to Miss Dore JOLLIFFE (Nora?), making violent protestations of love. A hoax.
She daughter of James CURTIS p.616.
He died 15.1.1921. Buried here 19.1.1921.
They were married 15.7.1880.
Muriel JEFFERIES went 1922 to be trained for medical and surgical nursing to St James infirmary, Balham, S W.

p.276 JEFFERIES Leon Stanley & Amelia Caroline (COLE)
Married Nov 1912 at Registry Office & working together in house at Dr BROWN's p.1671.
He son of above. She youngest daughter of George, p.633.
Nov 1913 on Stone Hill (late LEGGATT's), see p.635.

p.276 JEFFERIES Kathleen Maude. See p.1701.

p.277 FYFIELD William & Martha (CHANDLER) & children
Live at [crossed out =>Plaster Hill] Bulls Farm E. (see p.526)
She daughter of p.269. He son of p.278.
Married by me in 1872.
Mrs came for coal 29/1/1875
Brother of p.279.
For pedigree see p.275.
Before marriage
- 1868 James CHANDLER
Married 1/9/1872
- 1872 Kate Louisa now Mrs BREEDAN (see p.281) married**, *** to horse-soldier and to be confined June 1892*; afterwards Mrs EFFER.
- 1873 Ellen - ?m. 13.6.1896 Alfred John FRY
- 1875 William Eli
- 1877 Augusta - see p.1410, Mrs LEMON.
*[transcribed from p.281] I got (birth) certificate from Somerset House, January 1925:
23 July 1892, Florence Ellen Fifield, Girl, Albert BREEDEN, Kate BREEDEN formerly FIFIELD.
**A letter came Jan 1916 from Donald W. GREENE "in charge of Christ Episcopal Church, Gloversville NY, USA" asking for Baptism of Kate L EFFER.
***Not really married. Given the child to him 12.3.1895. Came to me for copy of Certificate of Baptism.

p.278 FYFIELD Keziah, old dame. Born Jul 1804.
Lives with son George (p.279) at [crossed out =>Rook's Cottage]. Spring 1881 gone out of Parish.
Minds children & also the children of p.277.
[crossed out =>There also living here Mrs COOPER p.295.]
These last nearly set fire to themselves when left alone in their own home (early in 1878)
She born at beginning of century (July 1804). Formerly at Hearn, then Field House, then Fellmongers.
Uses expression "Same to you, Sir" in answer to Good-day.
[crossed out =>Her husband (George) born 27/6/1816.]
Her husband Henry died (26/10/1867?)
Has had children - Right by comp: with marriage Register of Sons
- George p.279
- [crossed out =>William] p.277
For pedigree see p.275
? John baptised 11/4/1841
? William 21/5/1843 see p.277
? Henry 17/10/1847
[crossed out =>Has had children:
- Maria 15/8/1841 married 11/1/1862 Fred COOMBES
- Mary 4/12/1842 married 14/11/1862 James WOODS
- Will 25/2/1844 married 1872 Martha CHANDLER
- George 10/9/1846 buried 26/1/1849]
[crossed out =>I think it likely that] Keziah COOMBES baptised 23/9/1804 married Henry BETTESWORTH (Mr BETTESWORTH's uncle p.597) 19/2/1926; [crossed out =>and that Henry B died; & that the widow married (after 1837, for Henry & Keziah BETTESWORTH had children up to 1837)]. She told me that she was born in 1804; & also something about her being Mr BETTESWORTH's aunt, or perhaps rather it was that Henry BETTESWORTH's real name was FYFIELD. (Ticked, we assume to show to show this is correct)

p.279 FYFIELD or BETTESWORTH George, 30/8/1837, né ?/7/1837, & Fanny, 10/9/1845, née (FULLICK) 9/7/1845, & 3 children.
Live at [crossed out =>Rook's Cottage] Hearne next to Mrs BELTON
Son of p.278 [crossed out => who lives with them and minds the children when they are out to work]
Came (?from Churt) in 1877; but have lived in Headley before.
She daughter of FULLICK's p.315 (Cook's Farm).
They were married 9/12/1865. Sister of p.314, & to p.326, & to p.582.
Brother to William, p.277.
[Her FULLICK Pedigree p.836]
See pedigree p.275.
They were married 9/12/1865
- Arthur James, born 18/1/1866, 14/3/1866 (eldest goes to work [in 1878])
- George, born 25/10/1873 (second goes to school [in 1878]) Married 1902
- Harry Harvey, 1875, died 1885 (according to burial register, died of consumption)
- Ellen, born 22/10/1880 5/12/1880
- John, born 1/11/1883, died 1884
- Emily 25/12/1886
- Minnie, born 23/8/1889, married 1.2.1914 to PC Herbert James EDWARDS. No children by July 1927 except 1 illegitimate.

p.279 Press Cutting: Feb 1882 - PETTY SESSIONS, Tuesday. Before W WICKHAM, Esq (Chairman), J G WOOD, Esq., A J SCOTT, Esq.
ALLEGED DAMAGE. Mary BETTESWORTH, and Jane KNIGHT both of Headley, were charged with damaging, to the value of 6d., a fence belonging to G ALDEN (p.575), of the same parish. The complainant admitted he had not examined the fence, but supposed 6d. was the value. The case was thereupon dismissed.
Handwritten by WHL: This should be Fanny Mary BETTESWORTH & Hannah WHITE p.289.

p.280 ROBINSON Henry (born 28/6/37) & wife Hannah & children
Keep a little shop in Grayshott Bottom. Now, 1885, a better shop at Crossway House, Upper Grayshott.
This his 2nd wife, married in 1873
[1st wife Charlotte GARRETT married 1860. Died 1869 Their children: Henry William died (age 1) 1867; Mary J died (aged 9) 1864.]
Land did belong to father, but sold £400 to Mr I'ANSON, and young man is now the tenant.
Son of p.281; brother to p.284 (Mrs GLAYSHER); half brother to Mrs GROVES, p.282.
Perhaps the 2nd wife's name was MOORE - if so she had children:
1864 Mary Ann MOORE
1869 James Archibald MOORE
With them lodges John WINCHESTER p.168
Son James MOORE a butcher 1891 at Grayshott; March 1892 about to be married; marr (as Archibald James) 6.6.1892 to Elizabeth FILMER.
The ROBINSON's children were:
1. Peter George né 3/8/1875, married at Grayshott 28/8/1906 to Annie HOULIN;
2. Ruth née 18/11/1876.

p.280 Cutting [Jan 1884] THE HEADLEY WATER CASE (MOSS v ROBINSON) was again before the Bench. Mr J B BLAKE, the Sanitary Inspector, stated that ROBINSON had now completed his well. The case was adjourned for a fortnight to enable the defendant to apply for the usual certificate as to a sufficient supply of water. Mr Blake asked for expenses, as he had had several extra journeys to Headley to inspect the well.

p.280 Cutting PETTY SESSIONS Tuesday. Present: W WICKHAM esq., J G WOOD, Esq., and A J SCOTT, Esq.
THE RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY v ROBINSON, OF HEADLEY. This case came on again, and was adjourned for another month; Mr J B BLAKE, The Sanitary Inspector reporting that the defendant had sunk a well to the depth of 120ft., and had reached the rock. It will be remembered that the case is one of erecting a house without the requisite sanction of the Sanitary Authority, the water supply being the main point.

p.280 Cutting [Feb 1884] PETTY SESSIONS. Tuesday
Before W WICKHAM (Chairman), J G WOOD, A J SCOTT, and M G KNIGHT, Esqs.
THE RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY v. ROBINSON.
The defendant who had delayed in complying with the order to supply sufficient water to his house at Headley, was ordered to pay 6d fine and 19s 6d costs. The order had now been complied with. Mrs Francis SMYTHE, also of Headley, was summoned by Mr J B BLAKE, the Inspector to the Rural Sanitary Authority, for having failed to provide a sufficient supply of water to her cottage at Headley. The inspector stated that the defendant lived quite alone, she had purchased the ground, which was 40 feet by 40 feet, and built a house somewhat like a soldier's hut, covered with corrugated iron and asphalt, with guttering round it which carried the rain water into a beer or paraffin barrel. This mode of water supply was not complying with the requirements of the Act. The house contained one living room and one bedroom. It appeared the defendant had been told that a town was to be built on the common, and she and her sister each bought ground in hopes of earning a living there. The sister had since left. The defendant knew nothing about sanitary requirements when the ground was bought. Defendant said she considered there was sufficient supply of water, and if not her neighbours would give her some. The Chairman said that might be so, but they could not accept such an excuse. Would she undertake to have a tank of suitable size built. Defendant after having been informed of what the law required expressed herself willing to comply with it, and the case was dismissed.

p.281 ROBINSON Henry 19/2/1792
Old man living with daughter p.284 on Barford High Road.
Father of p.280 (above), and Mrs GLAYSHER p.284.
Stepfather to Mrs GROVES p.282.
Used 1872-1876 to come to church regularly, but now (1878) finds it too much.
Thinks Battle of Waterloo "a wicked war" nothing to fight about; only for sake of fighting.
There were no Headley men there but one John TRIGGS on Frensham side, Whitmore.

p.281 Piece of paper between p.280 and p.281:
Letter received
Signed: Pte PARKIN W.H.
Date: 26th July 1926
Thanking you for Wishes.
More envelopes for sending ???
S.B.B???
I have none left.

p.281 Letter:
4 Field Court, Gray's Inn, W.C.,
Telephone 2525
Telegraphic Address: "HUNTSMOOR, LONDON"
20 April 1888
Dear Sir
You may have heard from Mr WRIGHT that we have been obliged after all to abandon the claim by Daniel HARRIS to the fund in the Court of Chancery.
We find that Letters of Administration were taken out to the missing Legatee's Estate many years ago by Henry HARRIS who described himself as the cousin of the missing legatee. If this were correct that is to say, if the missing legatee's father was legitimate, David HARRIS' share would be a few pounds only and to prove that it is incorrect requires an action in the Probate Court which would exhaust the whole of the fund.
We beg to thank you for the assistance you have so kindly given us in the matter.
We are, Dear Sir,
Yours faithfully,
R S Sayle & Son & Humphreys
To: The Rev W H Laverty
Headley Rectory
Liphook
Hants.

p.281 Letter:
Robin Hood, Standford
Reverend Sir,
Mrs FROST wishes to return her sincere thanks to the Rev W H Laverty for the kind letter he wrote on behalf of her daughter. I am happy to say she is accepted and will join the home after Christmas Holidays.
Yours respectfully
Mrs FROST.

p.282 GROVE James & Mary (MARSHALL) and niece.
Live at Barford (Lower Road).
Met niece at Charles GLAYSHER's p.284. Mrs GROVES & Mrs GLAYSHER ½ sisters.
Half sister to Mrs GLAYSHER p.284 and to ROBINSON p.280.
Step-daughter to old Master ROBINSON p.281, who left her £15 when he died.
Parents to GROVEs p.283.
Went with J.C. 1.3.1875 to see about Tithe.
Place belongs to ANSELL. They pay rent to him, thro Mrs LARBY, farm on left giving to Churt Church.
WOODTHORPE says over 60, but Mrs says born in 1819.
He now (1880) in Lunatic (Fareham) Asylum.
She queer. "Was herself for 3 years in an asylum"; and during all the time never shed a tear. Directly she shed tears she was all right. [information Mrs HARRIS p.449]
He uncle to Mrs William HEATHER, p.425.

p.283 GROVES David & Matilda (BELTON or ALDERTON) 25.6.1854 & children.
Married 4.11.1876.
Live at Barford last house on left.
Son of p.282; granddaughter of ALDERTON, p.312
Daughter of ALDERTON's (Churt Barracks) before marriage (p.588).
See niece to p.313.
Application for O.A.P. - I wrote: this will be the Matilda who was baptised here 25.6.1854 and whom I married to David GROVE 4.11.1876 and knew as long as I was in the parish.
She has not resided out of the U.K. [1924 at 10 Heath Cottage, Beacon Hill].

p.283 MULLARD Emma widow (née HARRIS - some relation (sister) to Mrs HALL goitre) & Mrs BIRCH* & baby (Alfred George) né 1908.
Mother and daughter came 1908 end to Lower House, Barford. She sister-in-law to p.285.
MULLARD died suddenly in Churt in 1907? (George according to Marr Reg 21/10/1871)
It is not known (?) where BIRCH is.
She sister to Charles HARRIS (p.448) and Mrs James CANE (p.681)
Same as at Barracks. See p.628.
*Mrs BIRCH suffers from eyes (? or teeth) and gone to service in 1910.
Several sons at home March 1913.
- Ernest or Dr Gray.
- Jim or D: Smith, married Minnie TRIGG, see p.497
- Another at Mr John GROVER's
In April 1919, Mrs BIRCH not been heard of for 3 years, and daughter Mrs MULLARD asked for help with her boy Alfred George BIRCH né March 1915.

p.284 GLAYSHER Charles, born 26.4.1831 & Rebecca (ROBINSON) born 1.5.11738 & children
Live last home on Barford High Road.
She daughter of old ROBINSON (p.281) who lives with them.
To be carefully distinguished from Charles GLAYSHER (p.285).
Brother to Mrs Jonas SHRUBB (shop), p.286
Cousin to William (p.288); George (p.292); James (p.290)
Cousin to Frank p.287 and Charles p.285,
They were married 2/6/1862.
?Sister-in-law to Mrs MARSHALL p.201.
She ½ sister to Mrs GROVES.
- Ellen 16/5/1863, Burial 29/2/1872
- Kate 1/9/1867
- John 1872
- Thomas 1874
- Sarah A 7/1/1877.

p.285 GLAYSHER Charles & Anne (MULLARD) & children
Live at Barford (Bottom house Phillips' Lane)
Brother to William (p.288); Frank (p.287); James (p.290); George (p.292)
Cousin to Charles, (p.284) and Ellen (p.286)
House belongs to them. Nice little woman.
Sister to Mrs ROOKE (p.303) and to MULLARD at Barracks.
Niece to p.301. Her father died with her in 1878.
One daughter is Mrs WALKER, wife of a 'pipe-fitter' who is to take the house when mother leaves in November 1894.
Married 1.6.1868 at Churt (the 1st marriage there)
Sister-in-law to (p.283).
- George 1869, buried 10/4/1969
- Ellen, born Churt before marriage. Wife of Edward WALKER*
- Alan 7/8/1870, see p.1364.
- James 1872, married 29.11.1913 Lily Kirton JENKINS. She died in Churt Nov 1923
- Minnie 1874
- Jane 1879
- Willie GLAYSHER 1881, married 1905 Clara (p.1470) GIRLING late servant to Mrs PRITCHARD
- Mary 1885.
*Their child Oscar Edward WALKER (born 1891) living with grandmother. Baptised August 1900.

p.286 SHRUBB Jonas & Ellen (GLAYSHER) née 28.5.1836, & children.
Keep shop at Barford (High Road)
Sister to Charles, p.284 [The ROBINSON one]
She cousin to William (p.288), Frank (p.287), James (p.290), George (p.292), Charles (p.285).
He brother to James SHRUBB (p.294)
They were married 4/6/1864. His 2nd wife. See p.504.
It is curious how Jonas SHRUBB pronounced in the usual drawl becomes John A SHRUBB (see cutting below).
[crossed out =>With her] lives her brother, Thomas GLAYSHER p.904; "Gentleman GLAYSHER" who has saved some money as [crossed out=>a butler & curio hunter]; and signed at his niece's marriage in 1887. See p.904.
- George* 4/2/1866 married 18.4.1912 at Church, Louise WELLAND
- Alice** 7/7/1867, died 1919
- Walter 6/6/1869
- Minnie 2/4/1871. The bulk of her Uncle Thomas' money to come to Minnie after her mother's death. See p.904. And mother died May 1921, leaving his house Minnie SHRUBB & Zella MULLARD, daughter of Alice, who became Mrs YOUNG, end 1923, and her baby born 28.5.1926
*George in 1912 and ante keeps Crossways Inn, Churt.
**This is Mrs MULLARD, who I think, gets 0 (zero) under Uncle's will; she died 1919.

p.286 Cutting: [December 1881]. PETTY SESSIONS. TUESDAY
Before W WICKHAM, M G KNIGHT, A J SCOTT, Esqs., and Capt. STEPHENS.
John A SHRUBB of Headley, was summoned for having a scale in his possession 3½oz short. Defendant pleaded guilty, saying it was the first case in 30 years and he was very sorry it happened. He hoped the Bench would make the penalty as light as possible as he was a very poor man and would take care it did not occur again. Fined 15s. and costs.

p.287 GLAYSHER Frank né 1.6.1826 & Elizabeth (BURROW) née 31.3.1831
Live on Barford Lower Road.
Brother to William (p.288), George (p.292), James (p.290), Charles (p.285).
Cousin to Charles, p.284 (the ROBINSON one), and to Mrs Jonas SHRUBB (p.286)
Parents to Mrs WOODGER p.260.
They were married 17/2/1855.
- Annie baptised 17/6/1855, married 26/1/1878 to James WOODGER (see p.260)
- George 4/10/1857 (born 5.9.1859 by Somerset House), married 24/10/1885 to Harriet BURROW p.193.
- Mary 24/6/1860
- William 17/5/1863, married M. MOORE & died 25.9.1890 at Churt. See p.1135.
- Jane 2/9/1866, married 18/2/1886 to Fred BONNER
- James 6/2/1870, died 1871.

p.288 GLAYSHER William, 29/3/1827, & Anne (NORTH), née 4/5/1829, 28/6/1829.
Live on Barford High Road.
Wife's mother (p.291) lives with them
Brother to Frank (p.287), James (p.290), George (p.292) Charles (p.285.
Cousin to Charles (p.284) and Mrs SHRUBB (p.286).
They were married 22/5/1852.
Sister to Samuel p.663.
- Mary Anne 17/7/1853 (in Service) Mrs BOWYER* †
- James 13/6/1858, see p.1380
- Ellen 18/7/1861, died unmarried 1902 having been 26 years (at Folkestone) in 1st and only service.
Wrote 17.3.1885 to Duke of C.
* Married October 2nd, 1880 to Corporal Thomas BOWYER of 41st Regiment. Came to have paper signed on June 16, 1881 for payment of £1.
41st Regiment is 1/Welsh. They were married at Chatham and went to Gibraltar till 18 April 1881 when he went to Cape and she came home.
[especially harder that some have been allowed to marry at Cape]
Still in Headley (husband in Africa) March 1882
Still in Headley 3.3.1883 - wrote to War Department same day.
† Mrs BOWYER's husband died Dec 1892 of Erysipelas.

p.289 WHITE William & Hannah (LEMON), 21.9.1851 and 3 children
Live at [crossed out =>Elliott's Farm near Barford] Hearne.
(Formerly at Rock Barn and then at Moore House - see p.30)
He married twice (1st wife Mary E FULLICK, buried 1871, eldest daughter of Harry FULLICK, Cook's Farm, p.315)
Married to Hannah LEMON (b. 21/9/1851) on Oct 5, 1872.
First wife daughter of p.315.
Second wife daughter of p.259.
Third child is ruptured (1878) and has been so from birth.
For her turf-cutting see p.279 and below.
For her FULLICK pedigree see p.837.
Eldest George LEMON married 1897. See p.1410.
Children are:
- William WHITE 25.1.1874, married 22.7.1899 to Sarah Ann WOLSTENHOLME
- John WHITE 28.5.1876 see p.1552, married 13.4.1899 Matilda HOTHER
- James WHITE 5.1.1879, in artillery 1905.
- Eleanor WHITE 6.11.1881, married. Mrs George HARRIS p.1377
- Fred WHITE 25/5/1884, 11th Hussars 1905 (deserted once but voluntarily surrendered)
- Martin WHITE 5/12/1886, 8th Hussars 1905
- Robert WHITE 25/11/1888, p.296
- Arthur WHITE 10/1/1896, p.141
- Walter WHITE.

p.289 Cutting: A NOISY PARTY. Two women named BETSWORTH and WHITE, Headley, were summoned for damaging a fence, the property of Mr G ALDEN. The two defendants in a running chatter persisted that they had only walked through a hole in the fence, and caused considerable amusement by their cross-examination of the complainant, who admitted he had not gone to see what damage was done, but should say 6d. Upon this the case was dismissed, the defendants being cautioned that they had no right on Mr ALDEN's ground.

p.289 Cutting: NON-ATTENDANCE AT SCHOOL. Thomas COOPER was charged with not sending his child Matilda to school, and was find 3s. William CRANSTON was charged for a similar offence; but as his child was now attending school, the case was adjourned for one month. James TOWELL was also charged with neglecting to send his child to school, but the case was adjourned for a fortnight. Harry SANDELL, for a similar offence, was fined 5s. William WHITE, was fined 2s 6d on conviction for a like offence. (Inspection 1885.)

p.290 GLAYSHER James, 20/7/1834, & Sarah (SHRUBB) 17/5/1835 & children
He lives on top Barley Mow Hill, their own house. (Hence Glaysher's Hill?)
She is (more or less insane) in asylum.
Brother to William (p.288), Frank (p.287), George (p.292), Charles (p.285).
Cousin to Charles (p.284) and Mrs Jonas SHRUBB (p.286)
They were married 9/1/1858.
Sister to Mrs LOE (p.596) & Mrs Sam MARSHALL (p.654) and to Andrew SHRUBB (p.655)
On 11 April 1910 I made a will for James GLAYSHER (baptised 20.7.1934) leaving £8-10-0 to each of the children (William, Lucy, George, James, Ester, Mary A, John) who had helped to clear off the mortgage on the cottage.
The cottage and garden is to be sold at GLAYSHER's death, the £8-10-0 paid to each of the above 7, & all the rest of the estate and effects are to go to Fanny. In the presence of the 2 witnesses (Butler WEBB and gardener WOOD), I had the old man asked (he is deaf and blind) what he wanted to do with his property; and he said all to Fanny and she had earned it. W.H.L 12 April 1910.
- Fanny 28/3/1858
- William 16/10/1859, see p.931
- Lucy 24/11/1861, Mrs William GAUNTLETT p.433.
- George 10/1/1864, see p.1007
- Sarah A 4/2/1866
- James 2/2/1868, p.1380. Died Dec 1927
- Ester 2/10/1870
- Kate & Mary Alice 30/4/1873, both unmarried 1910
- John 1875, married Annie TURNER a late housemaid of Mr W PHILLIPS & 1905 he and his wife live at Miss HORROCK's Whitehill.

p.290 Cutting: [Feb 1887]: HEADLEY.
A MOST SUCCESSFUL TREAT was given on Tuesday last by the ladies of the parish to the children attending Headley School. Including twenty invited from Grayshott school there were present 210 children; and after tea they were made merry by the clever eccentricities, conjuring, and ventriloquism of Profession DU CANN. Two of the boys, John GLAYSHER and George ALDRED* were called to the platform and were the cause of much merriment, as, for example, when the former seemed to cut a large piece out of Miriam MOORE's handkerchief. The professors' Anthropophaginian, some excellently sung school songs, and three cheers for the many ladies present, concluded the entertainment.
*p.528.

p.290 "ENTERTAINMENT. A capital entertainment which was a very great success, was given on Monday evening. The large school-room was filled to overflowing, nearly 300 being present. E WOODTHORPE, Esq., presided. Professor DU CANN provoked immense laughter; his ventriloquism was pronounced excellent. The following is the programme: …"

p.291 NORTH, Dinah (née NASH)
Old lady living with daughter (p.288) on Barford High Road.
Mother of p.288 and of p.663 (Samuel NORTH).
Used to live and own Bageant's Bridge Farm (p.255)
Died April 21 1879
David NORTH (born 1789, died 11/4/1871) & Dinah NASH were married 23/2/1811.

p.292 GLAYSHER George* né 31.3.1831 & Jemima (BURROW) & children
Live on Barford High Road.
Wife's father (p.293) lives with them.
Brother to William (p.288), Frank (p.287), James (p.290), Charles (p.285).
Cousin to Charles (p.294) and Mrs SHRUBB (p.286).
They were married 27/10/1860.
For the burning of her brother see p.1019.
When she came to Mr DYKES to put up her banns, "BURROW" he said "your name is legion" - "No Sir, its Jemima".
*Born same day as Mrs Frank GLAYSHER sister to [arrow pointing to following page]
- William 3/3/1861 married DOPSON p.1219
- Charles 6/12/1863
- Alice** 7/4/1867
- George 6/3/1870
- James 1873
**Gave for Alice (living at Farnham) our patient letter for Guildford Hospital, July 1886. Swelling or breaking out under left arm.

p.293 BURROW John Baptised 15.4.1804.
Old man living with daughter (previous page).
Suffers (1879) from abscess (on arm?)
Burning of his little boy William (see p.1019).
A daughter of above was
MARSHALL Richard & Anne (BURROW) 17.8.1826
Richard was killed (run over by wagon) and buried 31.1.1868
Widow in 1909 is married to (or lives with) at Bramshott, one STEPHENS and died early July 1910 and buried at Bramshott.

p.294 SHRUBB James, 1/4/1821, & Charlotte (WHITE née BELTON)
Widower & widow living [crossed out=>on Lower Barley Mow] 1881 opposite Fellmongers.
They were married 8/11/1877.
He brother to Jonas p.286.
She a laundress, Allenite, industrious person.
[His 1st wife Elizabeth WINTER died 1856 aged 37.]
A bricklayer inclined to drink they say.
Father James died from fall off schoolroom in 1872.
Grandfather died in a similar way.
[Her 1st husband, Thomas WHITE buried 15/2/1869 aged 76.]
Aunt to Charles GARDINER p.676
Her pedigree in part on p.676.
JEFFREYS (see the pedigree) left money to nephew SAUNDERS which never claimed (?) and they think should come in part to above.

p.294 WHITE Thomas & wife and 1 child lodging there Oct & Nov 1894. Plasterer. Will work directly for Harry GAUNTLETT. Now on p.301.

p.295 COOPER Widow Jemima (FAIRMINOR) born 4.5.1797, baptised 21.5.1797.
Lives at [crossed out=>Rook's Cottage] Arford behind SPEAKMAN.
[crossed out=> Being done up for her June 1878]
Mother to Mrs Eli CHANDLER p.269
Lived with her for a time, but could not agree [inf: Mrs LEMON]
Something like her daughter to look at.
Mother to Churt Barracks COOPER p.628
Left her husband to live with PHILLIPS (or PHELPS) at Plaster Hill (father to p.569, p.612)
Children of Charles & Jemima COOPER found at Frensham by me on 2.3.1891 (she lived then at Church Barracks) are:
- Eliza baptised 11.2.1820
- William baptised 18.5.1823
- Eleanor baptised 10.7.1815
- Jane baptised 14.4.1833
- Martha baptised 20.7.1834
- Emma baptised 25.4.1838.
Née FAIRMINOR, married Charles COOPER of Hartley Mauditt by licence by Mr William COBBOLD (of Riot fame!) at Selborne 31.12.1817. Witnesses Hori Hale, Benjamin Nash.
Mrs Eli CHANDLER (p.269) is her eldest child and was born in 1820 at Frensham; Mrs COOPER was born 18th Century and is still alive 1891. Born 4.5.1797 at Forestside Selborne. Baptised 21.5.1797.
Mrs COOPER is daughter of John & Mary FAIRMINOR.

p.296 CHANDLER Fred & Bess (MOSS)
Young people living in [crossed out=>Lindford Chase] Deadwater Hill.
Married by SIMICOCKES in May 1878.
He in the choir and son of Arthur (p.299)
She daughter of MOSS p.297 and was cook to Mrs WINDUS (Arford House).
He grandson of the Hen Woman (p.231).

p.296 WHITE Robert & Alice Mary Theresa MOORE. Married 28.6.1915.
He son of Widow WHITE p.289 and in army.
p.297 MOSS Charles né 28.4.1835 & Mary Ann née 26.5.1834 (DUCKETT) & children.
Live [crossed out=>at Stone Pit Farm, Fuller's Bottom]. Then at Woodthorpe, then at Deadwater; in village behind Pond.
He brother to Mrs BRINDLEY (p.298).
Some trouble with them in 1877 owing to non-attendance of children at school.
Son Henry, married to A GATES see p.59.
She sister to the 1st Mrs BARNETT, p.241.
Bought a piece of the Deadwater Common and gone (Oct 1885) to Bramshott.
Very hard-working woman, brought up her family well. He bows little finger.
The girls DUCKETT, came into this country as servants. One was at Headley Wood.
Father to p.1032.
- Anne - Mrs CHRISTIAN, died May 1919 in Isle of Man leaving 3 girls.
- Henry - p.1036 (19 on 1881 census)
- Joseph p.1032 (17 on 1881 census)
- 1866 Charles, see p.1004 (15 on 1881 census)
- 1868 Alice*, married at Bramshott 24.6.1893 to George PHILLIPS.
- 1870 Jane Maria, 1st STAPELEY 2nd KNIGHT (married Oct 1902). p.1407
- 1872 William p.1364 (9 on 1881 census)
- Ellen, Mrs Webber p.1564 (7 on 1881 census)
- Emily (5 on 1881 census)
- George Alfred 4/11/1877, buried 7/3/1878.
*At Woolmer 1913 with one son only aged 19.

p.298 BRINDLEY Samuel né 26.2.1837 & Mary Ann (MOSS) née 20 Mar 1841, died 1924.
Live at Arford, part of Mrs KNIGHT's house behind Elstone.
Was a carrier, but borrowed money of a lender and was sold up in May 1878. (Baker in 1881 census) Did drink.
She sister to p.297.
Applied for Old Age Pension 1909 as BRAMBLEY.
They were married 14 March 1865 - not here.
Went to School at Conford with Mrs R S GARDNER, p.637.
- Annie Parsons 11/5/1865
- Herbert Henry 24/10/1867, baptised 5/1/1868, buried 8.1.1869
- Harriet Louise 18/1/1870,baptised 3/4/1870
- Samuel 24/9/1873 baptised
- Charles Bennett BRINDLEY 1881/82, m 1918 Sarah Elizabeth NORTH - see p.910.

p.299 CHANDLER Arthur 16/10/1831 & Jane (BURROWS) 26/8/1834 & children
Live at Lower House Farm, Headley Mill.
She daughter of Henwoman p.231, and a "beggar" like her
A story is told that while earning large wages she applied at the Union for help.
Parents to Fred (p.296)
Sister to Will BURROWS (p.228), Charles (p.229), Andrew (p.232).
Brother to Charles p.341.
Parents to Mrs Robert WHITE (Mary Ann) who had her child baptized here 2 Oct 1881.
Gladys CHANDLER (daughter of Martha) lived here until 1897 when Mary WHITE** took her place and her shoe club card.
- Frederick 18/3/1855, married 1878 to Bess MOSS (p.196)
- Mary Anne* 26/10/1856, married to Thomas WICKS. See above ** Mrs WHITE.
- Samuel 2/2/1861
- Martha, who is ill a good deal
- James 24/4/1864
- Alice Jane 6/5/1866, Mrs STACEY, a widow in 1891 with one child.
- Ellen Edith 5/4/1868, buried 15/1/1869
- Harriet 6/6/1869
- Anne 3/10/1871, in service 1891, lives near Alice Jane.
- Sarah Amelia 4/10/1871, married June 1893 to George MOORE of Wimbledon
- Willy 6/5/1877, born 30/1/1877, see p.301.
*Came home from service in 1877 with child having married a policeman who was already married. The child was baptised 20/8/1877 and died June 19, 1878.

p.300 Charles COURTENAGE Charles & Lucy (MARSHALL)
Old folk living in own cottage on Barley Mow
Parents to Charles p.529; Henry p.530; Mrs ALDRED (only mother?) p.528; Mrs DEANE p.527.
Nice old boy; has been according to accounts a regular old fighting cock.
Met her first time at son Henry's (p.530).
Brother to John p.547?
These were before marriage:-
- Eliz MARSHALL 19.12.1830 - Mrs ALDRED
- Sarah MARSHALL 24.4.1833 - Mrs BARKER p.319
They were married 14.11.1835 and had:-
- Mary 12.11.1837 - Mrs ELSTONE?
- Henry 27.6.1841 - m. Charlotte HORNE p.530
- Charles 28.1.1844 - m. Anne BELTON p.529
- Daniel 7.6.1846
- Anne 8.10.1848 - ?mother to Matilda 4.11.1866
- Harriett 23.5.1852 - m. Edward DEANE p.527

p.301 MULLARD James & wife (Kate in 1881 census)
Live by chapel on Standford Hill (Inf: HARBON)
He had accident to leg in August 1878.
Daughter is married & away; came for confinement. Only dau (only child) born at Conford.
Uncle to p.285 & p.303.
He died; she went to Mrs Charles GLAYSHER née MULLARD.
& (paralysed) went in 1905 into Alton Workhouse.
She died at Union 7.4.1906.

p.301 CHANDLER William & Flor. Ad. Jane (HAMPTON)
Married 11.9.1915 at …
Son of p.299, & living Deadwater.
Children (transcribed from p.303):-
- William Leonard, 21.3.1917
- Arthur, 2.9.1919
- Fred James, 22.1.1921
- Gladys R M, 15.3.1923
- Flor Winifred, 11.6.1924
- Beatrice M, 30.9.1925.

p.301 WHITE Thomas Edward & Mercy (PETO)
Plasterer. Came here as lodgers in 1894 & not properly entered (on p.294).
p.294: Lodging with James SHRUBB Oct & Nov 1894 - will work directly for Harry GAUNTLETT.
- Clara May 4.5 1894
- Fanny Eliz 2.6.1895 - m. 1921 to Stanley WILLIS p.1951
- Mercy Olive 16.8.1896 - m. 1921 to Daniel JONES
- Lucy Isabella 28.1.1898 - (1st bapt here) m. 1923 to WC WOODFORD p.2062
- George Edward 1.8.1899 - see p. 2091
- Emily Magdalene 29.8.1901
- William John 19.8.1903
- Avaery Rachel 29.11.1904
- Henry Thomas 30.12.1905.

p.302 BONE William & Elizabeth (HOARE) & children
Live in FISHER's house at Deadwater.
Used to live near Bank of England (to 1876?) then went to Whitehill & now again in Headley.
Mrs's grandmother's house struck by lightning.
Special grievances "Inclosures", though allowed to cut turf.
Private bapt William 5.3.1873 - child been in hot bath - ruptured. Went 2.6.1873 to see why not bapt publicly.
Dau of HOAREs p. 216. Sister to p.217, p.219, p.235.
- Rosa 1867
- Henry 1869
- Anne Eliza 1871
- William 5.3.1873 - buried 26.5.1875
- ?Kate 1875
- Harriett 1876 (age 5 in 1881 census).

p.302 Cutting undated: Drunkenness - Willam BONE of Headley charged with being drunk while in charge of a horse … was fined 1s and 9s costs.

p.302 Cutting undated: Blackmoor - Inquest - An inquest was held at the Red Lion Inn in this village on Thursday afternoon by Mr H WHITE, county coroner, on the body of Kate BONE aged 15 months. A sister was nursing the deceased when … convulsions and died in less than ….

p.303 ROOKE Peter & Jane (MULLARD) & children
Live at south end Whitmore Bottom.
'Rather pretty woman' stood at door 14/3/73: "Be ter'ble afeard o dogs" (à propos of son)
Sister to MULLARD in Churt Barracks & to p.285; niece to p.301.
He nephew to p.304.
Gone into Churt (before 1881 census) - home now CARPENTER's laundry - see p.533 & p.524.
- Henry James ?1866 (see p.1083)
- William, bapt. 5/1/1868, bur. 13/6/1875
- Peter, bapt. 6/3/1870 (see p.1274)
- Ernest Edwin, bapt. 2/6/1872
- Edgar 1874
- Alfred 1876.

p.304 ROOKE John b.1804, bapt. 1/2/1807
Widower living west side of Whitmore Bottom south, in same house with Richard CANE (p.305).
Uncle to p.303.
Is this the husband of Elizabeth, m. 14/3/1837, bur. 6/5/1871? - Yes.
He was born 1804 on his own information. - Christened 1.2.1807 "Aet 2" (= "Aetatis 2"; at the age of 2)
Father to Mrs Jack BOXALL p.529 & Mrs JAQUES formerly in Headley.
Died 1891 in Union - see p.348.

p.304 & p.305 Pedigree of CANEs
In 1792, Richard CANE (no.1) married Mary ROOK & had children:-
A. - Richard (No.2) 15.10.1796 - m. 28.5.1820 Mary BOXALL [plus some info crossed out]
  - John (No.2) 19.9.1799; died 1809
  - Anne (No.2) 19.7.1801
B. - Eli (No.2) 11.4.1803; died 1873 - father of p.328, p.327, p.363, p.364
  - William (No.2) 3.7.1805; died 1864
  - George (No.2) 31.1.1808
  - Hannah (No.2) 14.1.1810
C. - James (No.2) 20.9.1812- m. 22.12.1849 Mary A HARDING - died 1864
  *****
A. In 1820 Young Richard (No.2) m. Mary BOXALL & had an only child, Richard (No.3) born 12.11.1820 (see p.305)
  *****
B. Eli CANE (No.2) m. Maria (or Anne or Martha) at Alton (she died 19.11.1848) & had children:-
- James (No.3) 15.12.1833 - not married - see p.328
- John (No.3) 27.12.1835 m. in Bramshott - see p.364
- Thomas (No.3) 18.3.1838 not married - see p.363
- Mary (No.3) 3.5.1840 m. 26.12.1861 Edward MANSELL - p.327
- Eli (No.3) 8.1.1843; buried 16.6.1847
- Richard (No.3) 9.2.1845 - see p.1614
  *****
C. James CANE (No.2) m. 22.12.1849 Mary A HARDING & had children:-
- Charlotte (No.3) 13.10.1850; bur 1.11.1857
- Mary Ann (No.3) 5.9.1852; bur 25.4.1866
- Sarah (No.3) 11.3.1854
- John Harding (No.3) 25.10.1857
- Lucy (No.3) Easter 1860
- Jane (No.3) 20.7.1862
He died 1864 - on 3.2.1866 the widow married Fred HEATHER - p.241.

p.305 CANE Richard (No.3) 12.11.1820 & Maria (HARRIS née FULLICK) 25.9.1827
Live at Whitmore Bottom. Cousin to p.328, p.363, p.364 & Mrs MANSELL p.327.
Father to p.346 & p.681.
Some talk as to whether he was born in wedlock. If not, the cottage he lived in would go to his cousin James p.328.
He suffered with a frightful face (cancer?) in 1880 & died Dec 1919.
He 1st married Eliza … who died 3.6.1851
She 1st married on 1.7.1849 Henry HARRIS who died 3.11.1870.
He married to Maria at Farnham summer of 1878 - see p.326. They had children:-
- John (No.4) 12.11.1843 m. 8.10.1870 Mary Anne HARRIS - see p.681
- Mary A (No.4) 20.12.1846 m. 8.3.1873 Charles CHANDLER - see p.1754
- James (No.4) 20.8.1848 m. 1896 Jane ALDERTON - see p.346.

p.306 COOPER … & wife & niece
Live at EGGAR's (p.306 - should be p.309?) House, Deadwater Hill.
She very sickly; he brother to the man who lived in KEMP's house, where Miss LUSHINGTON's school was.
Went to see her 6.9.1878 on Mrs WALKER's wish - very clean & tidy; nice and agreeable.
Her brother & his wife being dead, niece lives there.
Tried for out-relief for child in 1877 but failed to get it.

p.307 SMITH James & Jane (MARSHALL) & children
Live at Hearne, back of CHANDLER's
[Crossed out=> BETTESWORTH's cottage on the Hill; back of Style House, Hearne; Fellmonger's]
Formerly at Hearne & then Bulls Farm
To be carefully distinguished from p.314 & p.332
He son of p.333.
She dau. of p.331 & sister to George MARSHALL p.438 & Sam MARSHALL p.654.
Married 30 Sep 1871.
He came for beef 23.2.1881 - a large-eyed fat-faced man, not very tall.
Note made 1928: This must be 'dirty Jenny'. They two buried in B.33. For dau. Rosetta PASSINGHAM see p.1075.
Children:-
- George bapt. 31.8.1873 - see p.1408
- Charlotte (called after grandmother?) 27.11.1874 (½ bapt)
- Matilda - see p.1462.

p.307 Cutting dated July 1885 - James SMITH, Headley was summoned - Rose SMITH his daughter had not attended school since 1882 - Fines 2s.

p.308 FULLICK James & Phoebe (CHRISTMAS) & children
Live at Hearne where GLAYSHERs used to live [Formerly lived at ROOK's Cottage]
Son of p.315.
Married in 1861; her name CHRISTMAS.
Have a knack of locking up children in cottage.
Fullick pedigree p.836.
- George
- Arthur
- Albert Edward, 2.12 1866
- William, 1.11.1868
- Anne Ellen, 1.1.1871
- Walter Henry, 25.5.1873
- Matilda, 1875.

p.309 EGGAR John b. 4/12/1825 & Anne (PINK) b. 23/5/1819
Lives at Standford Hill behind Chapel.
Builder of cottages in which live COOPER p.306 & KNOTT p.310.
"Old EGGAR* was natural son of some gentleman Bentley way; suddenly the natural father died and left him £10,000; he was using the trowel at the time; 'No more of this,' said he & he retired there and then."
One son Edwin used to keep Post Office at Standford. Left it in 1873 or 1874. father to p.556.
Sister to John PINK (Hollywater) p.434.
Brother to Mrs DAVID p.555.
Pedigree of EGGARs p.557.
They were married 9.8.1856 & had children:
- Emily Anne, 11.9.1859 - married 1883 to James GAUNTLETT
- James John, b. Whitsun 1861; bur. 7.6.1861
He died 1894 leaving a Will dated 20.8.1891 leaving household furniture & effects to wife absolutely; also whole income of estate (less repairs & insurance) to wife for life, and then (for life) to daughter (separate use and no power of anticipation). After her death all to be sold & money to be divided among the grandchildren who marry or reach 21. On death of daughter without such grandchildren money to be divided equally between nephews and niece who survive the daughter. [No provision for great-grandchildren] John Robert NASH of Farnham & W GAMBLEN (p.457) are executors.
   ****
* Old John & Sarah EGGAR had children:-
- Johanne - Mrs W GAMBLEN of Guildford
- Sarah, 18.1.1818 - see p.557 for granddaughter's lawsuit
- Andrew, 3.9.1820
- John, 4.12.1825 - m. 9.8.1856 Anne PINK (see above)
- Samuel 31.8.1828 - m. 28.10.1855 Esther BENHAM
- Edwin, 13.3.1831 - m. Anne (see p. 556)
- Jane, 31.3.1833 - see p.555
- William, 21.12.1837; bur. 20.3.1838.
Sarah: née PARSONS; m. 21 Aug 1815 at Saint Mary's Portsea, Hants and both are buried at Bentley, John on 12 Jun 1875 at 79yrs and Sarah 15 Mar 1866 at 73 yrs [inf: Melva Robbins]

p.310 KNOTT Charles & … & children (son 1876)
Lives in front part of EAGER's cottage, Deadwater Hill.
He & AUBREY (p.239) married sisters.
Now (1879) taken Whitehill public house.
Son to p.51.

p.311 (see also p.894) SHRUBB Eli (bur. 23.5.1881 aged 83) & Mary (SIMS) 2.11.1822; died 15.10.1875 aged 77
Old man living by Headley Wood at Lock's farm, now pulled down.
A butcher in old times; now on the parish.
He has been a very successful pig killer, but (see p.492) a hard drinker.
Very chatty. Father of p.220 & p.331.
Son William (p.316) & his wife & child live with him.
Children have been:-
- Ann, 7.3.1824 - m. 3.10.1847 Peter COOMBES
- Daniel, 28.1.1827 - m. 30.11.1850 Mary TAYLOR
- Andrew, 24.11.1828 - bur. 19.2.1832
- Edward, 31.7.1831 - m. (reg off) 'widow' (of transported) MARSHALL (p.331)
- Benjamin, 29.9.1833 - m. 25.11.1854 Eliza FULLICK
- Martha, 15.3.1835 - m. 24.12.1853 Henry FULLICK (p.582)
- Emma, 20.8.1837 - bur.?11.5.1852
- Esther, 1.3.1840
- William, 30.10.1842 - m. 1876 Emily PARFECT (or WHITE) p.316.

p.312 ALDERTON [Crossed out=>William] George (really) d. 1887 & son George
Old widower living at Barley Mow Cottage - now (1881) gone to Fullers Bottom.
Himself built the cottage and saved £75; which £75 was lost in some collapse.
Has had 7 sons & 1 daughter (Elizabeth, see p.313)
Special grievance: "Turn 'em all out" said by Mr DYKES when his sons were growing up.
[George bapt 20.9.1840 lives with him: "Downright good son"]
He father also of the ALDERTON in Churt Barracks (p.588)
Grandfather of p.383 & p.346.
A son 'Solomon' the eldest (born about 1830) living 1888-1890 with James COOMBES Fullers Bottom (p.571)
The youngest (or one of the youngest) Henry is p.1020.
Of the children, none seems to have been baptised here.

p.313 BOXALL James & Elizabeth (ALDERTON) & children
Live with wife's father in Barley Mow Cottage in 1881 census (see above, p.312)
Aunt to p.283.
Lost two children (to measles) in summer of 1877.
Came from Churt in 1875 or 1876.
- Ann 1871
- Ellen 1873
- James 1875; bur. 23.7.1877
- George 1876; bur. 23.7.1877
- Henry, born 19.11.1883.

p.313 Cutting dated July 1884 - Non-attendance at School - James BOXALL and Frederick HEATHER (p.254) of Headley fined 2/6d each for neglecting to send their children to school.

p.314 SMITH James & Jane (FULLICK) & 3 children.
Young people living [Crossed out=>with w. mother at Cook's Farm (see p.315)] next Mrs CRAY? at Barford.
He son of p.330 (Irish Will); she dau of p.315.
Was in Club for a time but not now (1878)
To be carefully distinguished from p.307.
Sister to p.279, p.326 & p.582.
[With them Feb 1885 Mr COURTENAGE p.135]
Her FULLICK pedigree, see p.836.
- Catherine Anne 1871
- Ernest William 1874.

p.315 FULLICK Sarah [whole page crossed out with words "Died December 1878"]
Widow (old) lives at Cook's Farm, Barford.
Husband (Henry) died in May 1877.
Have had 18 children, 10 dead.
Father & mother of p.308, p.289, p.314.
Mrs querulous and wants linen for legs.
[For Cook's Farm see Parish History B.]
Daughter & her husband in same house (see p.314 above)
Mother to Mrs George FYFIELD p.279 & Mrs HARRIS p.326.
- May E - m. William WHITE (see p.289)
- Maria 25.9.1827 - m. 1.7.1849 Henry HARRIS (see p.326)
- Harriett 9.8.1829 - bur. 18.8.1833
- Eliza 3.4.1831 - bur. 15.8.1832
- George 6.5.1832 - see p.1291
- Henry 18.9.1833 - m. 24.12.1853 Martha SHRUBB (p.582)
- William 15.2.1835 - bur. 13.5.1835
- Eliza 13.3.1836 - m. 15.11.1854 Benjamin SHRUBB
- James 16.4.1837 - bur. 29.12.1839
- Stephen 25.7.1842 - bur. 29.7.1842
- Charles 10.9.1843 - bur. 11.2.1844
- Fanny 10.8.1845 - m. 9.12.1865 George FYFIELD (see p.279)
- Eli 25.4.1847 - bur. 26.2.1848
- Jane 7.1.1849 - m. 26.11.1870 James SMITH (see p.314).

p.316 SHRUBB William 30.10.1842 & Emily (WHITE) & child
WHL has written 'died' under each of William & Emily
Live with father Eli (p.311) near Headley Wood.
Brother to p.220, p.331, p.582.
She dau of Mrs PARFECT (p.358) before marriage.
They were married in 1876 (April 1st)
Old man gets drunk at times, which son likes not.
- Mary Jane 1877 - "Pollie", has tinman's children
- Kate Emily 1880 - rvffs (queer)
- William 1882 (see below)
- Annie 1886 - married - son born 1914, husband at war
- Henry James 1888 - at home 1915 - see p.2026
- Ethel 1892 - to be Mrs MARDEN?

p.316 SHRUBB William & Harriett Louisa (CLEVITT)
Married 1909 & live next father at Headley Wood Hatch.

p.317 SMITH William 31.5.1826 & Harriett (COVER 18.3.1830) & 3 children
Live at Fullers Bottom, last house L before pond. To be distinguished from p.332.
He son of p.227; brother of Mark (p.226), James (p.333), Emily (p.237).
She sister to p.563 (COVER).
Clean & tidy family. Used to live at Hearne. If had remained "Home would not have been burnt."
Mrs lost her eye out gathering fern.
Married 24 Jan 1857.
She after his death housekeeper & (1893) legatee to Tom MARSHALL p.504.
She died at Aldershot 1894.
- George 6.9.1857
- James 18.12.1859 - bur. 18.8.1864
- Thomas 22.2.1863 - bur. 7.10.1864
- May Ann 4.2.1866
- Jane 6.3.1870 - marr 30.3.1891 age 21 to Arthur Chuter BULL, paperhanger of Aldershot [Marr Reg].

p.318 STEELE Henry & Sarah & child
Live on common near Trottsford (west side)
Bapt (private) child on Oct 4th in evening. Walked over in moonlight with Bond.
Came to present house in March 1878.
He works (gardener?) for Mr BARRATT.
- Herbert B 14.10.1878.

p.319 BARKER Charles 21.6.1828 & Ellen (BURROWS 17.8.1845)
Living at Beech Pond.
Brother to wife of p.333 & of p.205.
Calls himself BARKER, really MESSINGHAM (as in censuses).
[Father transported 1826, mother lived with BARKER]
He married to Sarah MARSHALL 4.1.1852, who died 19.5.1862, she being a daughter of COURTENAGE p.300.
He married again in 1878 to Ellen BURROWS. This new wife a dau of Robert BURROWS p.432 & a niece of Mrs Charles FYFIELD p.347.
He was married as MESSINGHAM.
New wife a sister to Mrs GARDINER of Trottsford p.431; to Fred BURROWS p.391; & Mrs George WARNER p.350.
He father to Mrs Hack p.537.
He died (Sept 1885) & she remarried 1887 (see p.99).
Children with Sarah MARSHALL:
- George 14.5.1854
- Sarah Ann 11.2.1858 - see p.537
- Alice 1.7.1860 - Mrs SHEPHEARD, bur. 27th June 1904 (Plot 4-16; Gravestone No.227).
With Ellen BURROWS before marriage:
- William George 1873.

p.319 Cutting dated July 1885 - Charles MESSINGHAM was summoned for non-attendance of his child at school. The child had only been to school 50 times since January - Fined 5s, as this was the second offence within twelve months.

p.320 FULLICK Thomas or Albert 6.10.1850 & Mary (BURNINGHAM) & 1 child
Live [Crossed out=>at Bank] behind PIGGOTT's, Lindford. Young people, married April 1878.
He son of p.321. She sister to p.235?
Probably same as p.989.
- illegitimate Mary BURNINGHAM 2.4.1876
They married 13 April 1878.
Thomas died mid July 1907 of heart disease - first report being that he killed 'by a grove' with hay fork.

p.321 FULLICK George 25.1.1813 & Mary Ann (PARFECT) & daughter
Oldish people living at Lindford.
He works on road; she used to wash for us 1872, 1873.
Cousin to Dick p.322, Henry p.323, William p.324.
Father to Tom p.320 (alias Albert). Brother to James p.345.
They were married 10.9.1839 & had children:
- Sarah 11.4.1841 - m. William ROY, 13 Draycott Place, Camberwell. One son in police at Camberwell in 1901; came to see me in 1902. Mrs F PAYNE of 153 Southampton St, Camberwell sent a wreath for sister 1915 which I took to be one of ROY's daughters. Yes Edith PAYNE is her name, but see opposite (on p.320, shown here below)
p.320 Mrs ROY having died Dec 1920, there came a wreath Dec 1921 to the memory of Father & Mother from Edith PETTY or PETHY who seems to be the same daughter (bapt Nov 1887) remarried.
The wreath came Xmas 1925 from Mrs PETTY, 45 Gordon Dwellings, Camberwell SE5.
Letter is appended.
- Jane 29.5.1842
- George 24.12.1843
- Henry 4.1.1846
- William 26.11.1848
- Albert 6.10.1850 - see p.320
- Frances 6.10.1850- bur. 4.7.1857
- Elizabeth 26.2.1854 - Mrs KNIGHT see bapt Oct 1887 - now at home - married to a soldier, works at mill - see p.639 - I think it must be this one [This line confused]
- John 2.3.1856 - see p.478
- Mary Ann 13.6.1858 - m. 25.11.1877 Jesse VOLLER
- Rose 16.2.1862.

p.321 Cutting dated 11 Dec 1880 - This paragraph taken from the Alton & Petersfield Observer, refers to old George FULLICK & his son (John I think, p.478) -
"Obstructing the highway - Two men named FULLICK were charged with this offence at Headley. Supt. WATERS said he was passing through Headley on 27th November where he found the road blocked by heaps of stones on one side and a van belonging to Mr HALL on the other side, from which the two men were unloading beer. He asked them to come out of the public house and level the stones, but they refused, nor would they give their names. The Bench reprimanded them for their incivility, but dismissed the case as they thought the superintendent ought to have asked them to remove the van as well."

p.322 FULLICK Richard 28.9.1827 & Eliza (TAYLOR née 21.6.1839) & children
Live at [Crossed out=> Fullers Bottom] Headley Street. Married 12.2.1861
Brother to Henry p.323 & William p.324. Cousin to George p.321.
Dick's father Henry (bapt 26.12.1801) is still alive June 1878 & our Kingston Parish. Once had 2 stoppages inside and gave himself up to the doctors to clear him. They opened him and saved his life [inf: Dick]
There was some hitch about the marriage with Mr DYKES & in consequence they refused to be married until their 1st child was born.
Handyman work gardening jobs.
Is now (1878) coming 5 days to us & 1 to Mr V CAMPBELL
churchwarden
She 1st cousin to Daniel TAYLOR p.402.
She sister to Mrs LEMON p.355 [inf: Mr GAMBLEN]
See pedigree p.403.
- Anne - ?died autumn 1925
- George 13.10.1861 - works for us 1925; in London 1927
- Rose 25.10.1863 - ???? at ???hurst 1925
- Ruth 1.10.1865 - Mrs WAKEFORD, died 1925
- Fred 2.5.1869 - at Hilland 1925
- Ellen 25.8.1872
- Louisa 1874 - Mrs GARDNER.

p.322 Cutting 1 dated Sept 1887 - Felonious Assault - George FULLICK aged 25 was charged with feloniously assaulting Mary LOE (p.576) aged 70 at Headley. Cutting 2 relating to the same event: Mrs LOE aged 61, who lived with her husband at Hearne was on the day in question engaged in hopping at Mr WATTS's farm, and she left to go home a little before 4 o'clock. On her way down to Hearne the prisoner accosted her and, it was alleged, committed the offence. … It being hop-picking time there were of course many strangers about the locality, but the prosecutrix swore positively that the prisoner was the man. When arrested the prisoner said he had been drinking and had got into trouble. … He was acquitted - mistaken identity.

p.322 Letter dated 17 Sept 1887 from London and South West Railway to WHL - Rev Sir, With reference to your letter of the 15th inst re George FULLICK who was in my employ for some time, I can only say that during the latter part of his time here his conduct was anything but satisfactory, in fact his discharge was for drunkenness and insolence to his superiors. I regret I am not in a position to give a more favourable account of his character during his time here. I remain sir, Yours faithfully, C LAMPORT.

p.322 Cutting dated May 1888 - Indecent Behaviour - George FULLICK, a young labourer of Headley, was brought up in custody charged with committing an indecent assault on Ruth TILBURY and Hannah TILBURY , two sisters residing with their parents at Headley, on the evening of Monday, April 30th. Ruth TILBURY, dressmaker, deposed that on the evning in question she and her sister, after doing some shopping at Mr CURTIS's in Headley proceeded through the fields towards Standford. While walking through the fields, the prisoner overtook them and passed them without speaking, going on towards Standford. At the end of the seventh field the prisoner met them, having turned towards Headley. When the prisoner came up to them he put his arms round them both and threw them down, falling upon Hannah TILBURY. Witness did her best to pull him off her sister, and both screamed 'Murder!' They also called out: 'Oh, here comes Will!' The prisoner also took hold of witness's leg and used foul language. He then left them and went off. … The two sisters then ran to their sister's house in Standford and reached there in about 2 minutes. It was then about 20 minutes past eight. … Mrs BUDD, wife of William BUDD of Standford, deposed that Ruth & Hannah TILBURY were her sisters. Both came running into the house screaming. They were much frightened and had their hats in their hands. Hannah's hair was hanging down her back, and both elbows of her jacket were dirty. There was also dirt on her back. The back drapery of her dress was ripped and dragging on the floor. Witness said: 'Oh Hannah, your dress is all torn!' Both girls clung round there sister's neck. Ruth was very much excited and witness found dirt on her clothes and on her stockings, and a hole in the knee of her right stocking. Henry WARNER, landlord of the Holly Bush Inn, Headley, deposed that he saw FULLICK about ten minutes past eight standing at the blacksmith's shop door adjoining the inn. Ross ROGERS, shop assistant to his father, Mr William ROGERS of Headley, deposed that he was leaving Standford about eight o'clock on his way to Headley. He met the 'two Miss TILBURYs' and FULLICK at the end of the furthest field from Headley. … Witness shortly after met William SHRUBB and while talking to him heard screams of 'Murder!' which continued several minutes. He put down his fishing rod and ran in the direction of the screams but saw no-one. Witness knew FULLICK; they had spoken to each other on passing. William SHRUBB, labourer of Headley, deposed that he was at work in a field between Headley & Standford. Shortly after eight o'clock he left off his work and met Ross ROGERS at the stile. While talking with him he heard screams of 'Murder!' … George RAWLES, groom of Headley, deposed that he was going down Harford (Arford) Hill from the cricket ground (then in the Rectory Field) at about a quarter to nine when he saw the prisoner who came down the hill behind him. The prisoner came from the road leading to Headley Grange and overtook witness about halfway down the hill. They walked on a bit together, and the prisoner said he was going to the Reading Room. …

p.322 Cutting dated July 1888 - Indecent Behaviour - George FULLICK, 25, labourer, pleaded guilty to an indecent assault on Hannah TILBURY at Headley on April 30th.. There was a second and similar charge as to the girl's sister (Ruth), but this was not tried. He was sentenced to 8 months imprisonment with hard labour.

p.323 FULLICK Henry b. 2/11/22 & Elizabeth (née WIRRELL, afterwards COOMBES) b. Mar 1815
Live in Whitmore Bottom south end
Used (1873-1875) in Grayshott Farm to mind it
Fell off haystack when I first came here
Dau Harriett had illegitimate child Emily, bapt 15.6.1856.
Brother to William p.324, Richard p.322; cousin to George p.321.
With them lives John ROOKE p.304 (brother-in-law in 1881 census)
She (Feb 14th 1885) complained she was being robbed & "husband is in it" - bought 10cwt coal , took away 8cwt same night, & FULLICK must have heard them, also her tea was going.
This Henry's father, Henry FULLICK was born exactly 5 years before Mr Henry KNIGHT (see p.640), viz on Nov 27th 1800. He died at Kingston 30.6.1890.
Her granddaughter is (1896) a grandmother. I am doubtful whether either of the dates above are right.
She had her first child by first husband (so FULLICK said in Nov 1856) when she was 17; FULLICK married her when that girl was 15; & this was in 1846. But I fancy he has got something wrong.
She was m. to COOMBES, a soldier & transported. Some years after she took up with FULLICK.

p.324 FULLICK William 19.1.1825 and Elizabeth (MORRIS) & children
Live at Lower House farm near Headley Mill
Married 25.8.1845
Went 1873 to see whether agreed for boy (George) to go to sea.
Brother to Dick p.322, Henry p.323; cousin to George p.321.
- Elizabeth Clark MORRIS 15.6.1845 - the 'Esther' who was killed in 1857
- Fanny 16.12.1847
- Emily 9.12.1849
-Richard 25.12.1851
- Elizabeth 11.9.1853
-William 29.4.1855
- Morris 5.4.1857 - bur. 8.3.1864
- George 10.7.1859
- Charlotte 12.5.1861 - Mrs MILLER; tried at Odiham 1924 for Birth Certificate but couldn't be found (surname DURBRIDGE in 1891 census?)
- Anne 1.2.1863
- Jessie Mary 5.6.1864
- James Henry 6.1.1867
- Walter 1869 - character given 13.12.1887 for situation in a PO
- Fanny.

p.325 WEEKS [or WICKS]
Lodger at Mrs Edmund PARFECT's p.215
Clerk in WARREN's mill.
Came for meat for MULLARD (p.301) Sept 1878.

p.325 ALDRED James né 1792, died 1876 (referred to on p.331)
Married 1815 to Hannah WHITE.
Had children:
- Charlotte 1816 - m. George MARSHALL - p.1063 (?but that page is a George & Dinah)
- James 1819
- Hannah 1822 - m. Thomas BURROWS
- George 1825
- John 1827 - d. 1829
- Charles 1831 - m. Elizabeth MARSHALL - p.528
- Henry 1833 - d. 1849
- Eliza 1837 - m. Isaac KINGSHOTT - d. 1922 - p.1885
- Stephen 1841 - m. 1863 Eliz COVER - p.585.

p.326 HARRIS Maria (née FULLICK b. 25/9/1827) & children
Widow living in centre of Whitmore Bottom
Buried husband & several children
Has son (George) who has been to sea, "good lad" & works for her. Often called 'WINTER'.
See p.1336 for WHL's theories about HARRIS known as WINTER.
She dau. of p.315 & sister to p.314, p.279, p.582
Married to Henry HARRIS* 1/7/1849 - he d. 3/11/1870.
* This Henry was sister (sic) to Mary widow of Dan MESSINGHAM and there were no other children of this family (who grew up at all events); "No others when Daniel was courting Mary".
Married summer 1878 (Farnham Registry Office?) to Richard CANE p.305
Children by Henry HARRIS:
- George 31.3.1850 - see p.446
- Anne 13.6.1852
- Henry 12.2.1854 - bur. 5.5.1855
- James 24.2.1856
- Rose 21.3.1858 - m. 1875 Lewis MOORE
- Job 17.7.1859 - bur. 28.2.1868
- Sarah & William 23.6.1861 - William m. 1883 Marion SMALL - p.115
- Jane Eliza 25.10.1863 - bur. 10.1.1868
- Mary 6.6.1865
- Andrew 2.6.1867.
See pedigree of HARRIS p.163

p.327 MANSEL Edward & Mary (CANE b. 3.5.1840) & children
[MANCELL in censuses, MANSELL in Marr Reg]
Live at Barford (been there since 1861)
They were married 21 Dec 1861.
She sister to James CANE p.328 & John p.364 & Thomas p.363; cousin to p.305.
Live under ANSELL; work for LANGDALE.
Came to enter Club 29.12.1873. Pleasant enough.
- Henry 26.1.1862 - bur. 1.3.1862
- Mary Maria 13.9.1863
- George 2.9.1866
- Martha 2.10.1870
- Arthur 7.11.1875 - m. 17.5.1902 Emma KINGETT (& living 1907 et ante [and before] with mother)
- Alfred Edmund 1.6.1879 - m. Jessie & child ?during born May 1907 & died 1.67 at Churt [not quite sure who died or when] - Come Oct 1907 to live with mother vice [instead of] Arthur gone. Alfred died and she remarried 1912 to Frank WOODGER of Hearne.

p.328 CANE James 15/12/1833 & Thomas
Lives in own house at Whitmore Bottom
Along with him lives (1878) Tinker Bill (arrow across to William LAWRENCE p.329) to whom he is apparently very kind
Brother to Mrs MANSELL p.327; cousin to p.305; bro. to John p.364
With him lives his younger brother Thomas p.363
For pedigree see p.304.
Mrs Richard (brother) CANE (Churt side) does for them
James died 1908 - hurt by Luke B's pony. (Luke BURROWS?)
James & Thomas paid out the others (viz. Richard, John & Mrs MANSELL) when his father died.

p.329 LAWRENCE William - goes by the name of "Tinker Bill"
Lived with James CANE (opposite, p.328)
Seized 1/3/1877 with Par: stroke on his way to Farnham with his cart - another stroke Xmas day 1878
Talks profuse religion to the Parson.
[Crossed out=> Banns with Eliza BELTON were asked in 1850, when suddenly mother was confined of p.… & died in childbirth]
Died in Workhouse 1879
To be distinguished from Amos p.484.

p.330 SMITH William (& Mary)
Lives in Whitmore Bottom; wife (Mary) in Workhouse.
Commonly called Irish Will, and is a hawker.
Guardians have had much trouble with Mrs S.
Was a sailor (man-of-war) and got pensioned (splinter in leg - gratuity, no pension)
Broke up land round cottage; but only had it 14 years when Inclosure Commission came;
this is his special grievance.
Father of p.314.
She now (1878) dead; he gone out of parish.

p.331 SHRUBB Edward 31.7.1831 & Charlotte (MARSHALL née ALDRED 21.2.1816) her birth place? not known
Oldish people live at Parish House Bottom next to Tinker's
When 27.11.1874 I asked her her name she 1st said SHRUBB, then hesitated, then said MARSHALL.
Wife's father (p.325) lived with then till his death. Had blanket 1.1.1874.
Parents of wife of p.307 (but before marriage if any)
Mrs SHRUBB works for Mr BETTESWORTH.
First married (to George MARSHALL) 13.10.1835.
Saw her present husband 11.1.1879. Looks & is younger than she.
After transportation (presumably c1848) of first husband she was married at Registry Office to Edward SHRUBB (inf: SPEAKMAN) but lived with him first for some time.
Mr DYKES wrote to New Zealand? for her.
Sister to Stephen ALDRED (p.585) & the late Charles (p.528)
He son of Eli (p.311), brother to p.220 & p.316 & p.582.

p.331 MARSHALL George & Charlotte (ALDRED, above) - married 13.10.1835
Had children:
- Samuel 30.7.1837 - m. 25.1.1862 Hannah SHRUBB - see p.652
- Mary 1.9.1839 - Mrs PACKMAN - address in 1909 for old age certificate at Holly Hill, Meopham
- Harriett 20.11.1842
- Sarah 27.9.1845 - bur. 12.3.1849
- George 20.2.1848 (born when father on trial & sent & brought up in workhouse - see p.438) - m. 27.3.1869 Jane HACK
After the transportation of George (presumably c1848), Charlotte lived with Edward SHRUBB, then a mere boy; he say 19 & she 34. They had 2 children of whom Jane the only one that lived:
- Jane - m. James SMITH of Hearne - see p.307
He had single truss right side 34" 1/9 from Union, which I paid for.
Attached at p.336 is receipt for 1/9d to WHL dated 25 July 1894 for "a single truss for Edward Shrubb, right side, 34 inches" signed Harry WILSON, Master of the Workhouse at Alton.

p.332 SMITH William & Harriett Mary (HACK 3.9.1854) & children
Live [Crossed out=>somewhere north of Bulls Farm at Grayshott, inf: WALTERS] at Fullers Bottom, retired
[To be distinguished from p.307 & p.314, the two James & Jane] - & also from p.317!
She sister to p.438 (Mrs MARSHALL by the pond)
Child (William Henry) aged 4 buried 10 April 1880 (plot 2-57) - then living at Bulls Farm
She in very delicate health, died 1880 (consumption, bur 9.8.1880 aged 26, plot 10-2).
He and daughter are living with father James (p.333) in 1881 census
Connection with Foresters p.535.
See bottom of p.333 [transcribed here…]
William a widower & daughter May Ann now (1903) live in Arford with old man
old lady died 1903.

p.333 SMITH James 11.10.1823 & Mary A (MESSINGHAM 12.10.1823)
Live at Retired Fullers Bottom.
He son of p.227 (Celia), brother of William p.317, Mark p.226 & Emily p.337
Parents of Rose SMITH (see below, Mr CAMPBELL's servant) & p.307 James of Hearne.
Presumably also of p.332 William, according to 1881 census.
She sister to p.319 (BARKER)
With them lives Eliza PARFECT's illegitimate son Henry Ernest, father of child being Walter PARFECT who pays 1/6 with whom grandmothers will have nothing to do.
- William 17.1.1847
- Rose 25.12.1853 - Mr CAMPBELL's servant - see below
- George 15.6.1856
- Esther 3.7.1859 - Mrs BEACH - she died 1891, he 1892. Esther formerly lived at Mrs PETAR's, then became Mrs BEACH, lived at Croydon, had to be sent to an asylum, obtained a light in the WC and burnt herself to death 1891; BEACH himself (a tall strong man) died 1892 leaving 4 little children born 1885 to 1891. Eldest is boy; one of the girls had hip disease & has short leg. Question Jan 1892 is what to do with children. Eldest is with Rose - temporarily (1893) with the SMITHs.

p.332 PARFECT Ernest & …
Live now in Arford - see p.1952 & p.1181 & above.

p.332 SMITH Rose - Mr CAMPBELL's (p.480) servant (at Hilland in 1881 census)
Married Jack BUDD, bro to William BUDD p.591
She died and he remained.

p.334 WEEKES … & … & children
A clockmaker who lives in part of Mrs BLANCHARD's (below) house
Come from Milland. Child received 1878.
Saw him 30.12.1878 at Mrs Henry FULLICK's p.323 where he was mending her clock.

p.335 BLANCHARD (alias BENHAM) James 23/1/1831 & Harriett (MATTHEWS - see pedigree p.1864) & children
Live on Barley Mow. Husband (professional beggar) often in prison.
I wrote 19.11.1884 to Governor Woking prison about BLANCHARD's coming out ill.
He brother to Mrs Charles CHANDLER (p.610)
His sister Mrs Harriett CHANDLER is a shop keeper (grocer)
She some relation to Mrs BENNETT (p.634)
Niece of the old Pound Keeper p.632.
His father owned Huntingford (p.619).
Mr BETTESWORTH (p.597) is one of the Trustees.
Married son (p.171) lives with her in 1885.
- Edwin
- Katie 3.2 1867
- William 6.2.1870.

p.329 Letter undated - From The Governor of HM Prison, Woking to Mrs Harriett CHANDLER, Grocer, Headley, Lindford, Hants - Please to request that you write to inform me as soon as possible whether you are able and willing to receive and take care of prisoner H844 James BLANCHARD if he were liberated from prison. Please reply at once.

p.335 Cutting dated Jan 1884 - A Convict's Property - Mr BETTESWORTH of Headley appointed to be curator of certain property belonging to one BLANCHARD, a convict, the latter having a wife & children destitute. The bench … made the requisite order on Mrs BLANCHARDS's request.

p.335 Cutting dated Oct 1886 - Failing to report - James BLANCHARD, alias BENHAM, of Headley was brought up in custody charged that he, being a person subject to the Penal Servitude Act, neglected to report himself to the Police….

p.335 Cutting dated May 1888 - Headley - A Workhouse Romance - A short time ago a man known by the name of COOPER died at the Farnham Workhouse and was buried. The Master … communicated with a lady living in the neighbourhood of Guildford with a view to finding the deceased's friends. It was then ascertained that the deceased's proper name was BLANCHARD, and that he belonged to Headley. It seems that Mr BLANCHARD was a man of money, but of eccentric habits; and on the facts of his death becoming known Mr DOWNIE of Alton promptly forwarded a cheque to the Union authorities at Farnham to cover the cost of maintenance, etc.

p.336 SYLVESTER Joseph & wife & children
The farmer who (Mich 1878) has taken Hearne Farm, and now holds the Wheatsheaf.
Been married 10 years & has 8 children - 2 have died out of the 8; one more Xmas 1878.
[Inf: Mrs Eli CHANDLER p.269]
- Alice 1869
- Ada 1870
- Isabel 1871
- Edwin 1873
- Emily 1874.

p.337 PIGGOTT James 31.1.1809 & Jane (SUTTON)
Live at Hollywater, married in 1834.
He a churchman & a communicant.
She a sister of, and 2 or 3 years older than, p.338; aunt therefore to p.339 [These the William SUTTONs]
Some years ago (this told me in 1872) they built the little low house (No.32) on Hollywater Maps, but had been there only 15 years when Mr ALLEN claimed it; said it was not fit for them; then they went to Mill Chase; but afterwards he built them their present house charging them a very low rent. This present house was built by Mr KNIGHT, and "all Mr K's cottages smoke."
Mother to the two Mrs ALBURYs p.340 & p.98.
Brother to Mark p.621 & the late John p.662, to George p.694 & Daniel p.695.
Uncle to Walter p.161.
see pedigree p.697.
Children have been:
- William 1.5.1836
- Emma 4.3.1838
- James 22.3.1840
- Ann 1.9.1844
- Martha 31.1.1847 - see p.340 - m. Thomas ALBURY
- Mark 18.2.1849
- Harriett 18.6.1852 .

p.338 SUTTON William & Mary A (COOMBES 1.3.1818) & 2 grandchildren*
Oldish (interim) people living at Hollywater. She a widow in 1881 census.
Parents to William SUTTON p.339. Married 13.2.1836.
He brother to Mrs PIGGOTT p.337.
Get parish relief for themselves & for Jane*
Like all Mr ALLEN's cottagers, only pay ½ rent.
Wife very stout; used to go to Paper Mill but now has bad eye (been bad 1885 for 7 years).
Mother to p.12.
A grandson works for D PLUMMER - see p.940.
* - Jane Matilda 3.5.1868 - illegitimate daughter of Mary A SUTTON - at convalescent home at Seaforth 1890.1891. Home 1892 to marry a brother of Henry FISHER (p.949) but broken off (Feb 1892). "He of a jealous disposition."
- Annie 1867 - dau of one of the sons (born in Bramshott), now living with Mr ALLEN's butler, GORDON p.262.
They (William & Mary) have children:
- Sarah 13.11.1836
- ?William 3.6.1838 - see p.339
- ?Thomas 18.10.1840
- George 14.1.1844 - this one at home July 1884
- ?Mary A 3.6.1855 - mother of Jane (above)
- ?Eliz 19.9.1858
- ?Jane 12.5.1861
- John 1852 - m. Sept 1882 - see p.12.

p.339 SUTTON William 3.6.1838 & Maria (ALBURY) & children
She dau of William & Ann, née 1.5.1842, bapt at Selborne 7.8.1842, died 5.10.1913 & buried at Hounslow.
Live at Hollywater next door to p.338.
He son of p.338; nephew to p.337.
She probably some relation to p.340.
Was (1872) Keeper to Mr WATNEY (Eveley)
Now (Jan 1879) working at Sir A COTTON's Forest Lodge.
Now (Apr 1880) working for Mr ALLEN.
Lived (till 1876?) at the old Pest house on the Hollywater common opposite William COOMBES.
On getting son out of Army, see p.397. Reference No. of letter on 15.7.1855 was 115 AR Artillery 1547.
- Anne Maria 29.11.1863 - the only one married 1893 - she died 1891
- Jane 2.12.1866 - marr 25.7.1896 Frederick HAMMOND, farrier of Paddington (same day as sister Martha below)
- James William 1869 - only son, enlisted end of 1887 - No. RA82967 Gunner SUTTON W, 'N' Battery RHA *
- Edith 1872, bapt 22.6.1890 - in 1891 at Capt PITMAN's, Hillside, Guildford **
- Martha 1874, bapt 13.4.1890 - short, ill 1893 - married 25.7.1896 Albert RAWLINGS, postman of Fulham & died, bur 18.9.1897, plot 4-10, & child died - he killed in Boer War.
Note: Esther Priscilla RAWLINGS of Broxhead was buried aged 3 months unbaptised on 13.4.1890
- Mary 1878, bapt 13.4.1890
- Lily 1881, bapt 13.4.1890.
* my friend only son, 2 married daughters, 6 unmarried aged 23-50.
** mother & sister (service in London, speaks most nicely) came 20 Jan 1888 to borrow balance of £10 wherewith to buy him out. The sister had raised £5. It would be more after 3 months service.

p.340 ALBERY (ALBURY) Thomas & Martha (PIGGOTT 31.1.1847) & children
Live at Deadwater behind where Red Lion was. (Where was it? - JOS)
She daughter of James PIGGOTT p.337
He probably a relation of Mrs William SUTTON p.339.
NO relation to p.239.
Allenites (ie. go to Chapel). Take magazine Feb 1878.
Brother to new (1884) ALBERY (ALBURY) come to Hollywater p.98 who & this one married two sisters.
A bricklayer working (Nov 1884) in some distant county.
One daughter is said (1887) to be on the Town at Aldershot. This daughter has a friend with a glass eye who came Tithe Day 1887 begging for help to go to London to get a new glass eye saying she was niece to Mrs ALBERY.
- Annie Lucy 3.1.1869
- Frank Thomas 2.4.1871
- Martin James 1873 - married in London Xmas 1895
- Kate 1875
- Alfred Ernest 1878
- Leonard Francis 1880.
He married at Alton Sat 21 Jan 1911 to Mrs George MARSHALL, Headley Fields p.1241, daughter of Ernie STONE p.1485.
Some notes p.2042.

p.341 CHANDLER Charles (b.14.8.1817) & Eliza (BARNETT 28.3.1819)
Oldish people living at Hollywater next Gospel Room. Married 21/7/1838.
Were kind in 1872 to widow PILGRIM.
Girls were servants to |Mrs PETAR.
He worked for Mr CAMPBELL when he (Mr CAMPBELL) worked Mr ALLEN's farm.
He cousin to Charles CHANDLER p.610.
Brother to Arthur at Lower House p.299.
Parents to James p.342, Mrs Henry CURTIS p.343 & Charles p.366.
One of the girls married early in Feb 1885 to John WINDIBANK when the bridegroom's "teeth were knocked out by young Faulkner (p.381) & young Gauntlett (p.678) because he would give them no beer." - see p.191.
Have had children:
- Mary Ann, 8.9.1839
- Eliza, 7.1.1842 - m. 1866 Henry GARDINER and had 1872 Delilah (the one that lives just in Bramshott at Hollywater) & 1876 Henry.
- Mary Ann, 24.4.1842 - NO, this is dau of William & Mary CHANDLER in bapt register
- Sarah Martha, 28.1.1844 - m. 1864 Henry CURTIS p.343
- James, 15.2.1846 - m. 1869 Mary SUTTON p.342
- Stephen, 16.7.1848
- George (or is this Charles?) 3.11.1850 p.366 (Charles in 1871 census)
- Levi, 13.2.1853
- Thomas, 10.6.1855
- Harriett, 28.2.1858
- Jane, 26.8.1860
- Henry, 6.12.1863 - see p.43 - m. Harriett TULL.

p.342 CHANDLER James (15.2.1846) & Eliza (FULLICK 29.5.1853) & children
Live at Hollywater opposite entrance to SUTTON's.
Married 17.4.1869 to Mary A SUTTON - this 1st wife died (aged 23) on 3.10.1870.
He married again 17.1.1876.
He son of Charles p.341, brother to Mrs Henry CURTIS p.343 & to young Charles p.366.
She dau of James p.345.
With them now (1889) lives Mrs George COURTENAGE p.546.
Child by 1st marriage: George - buried ? 13.6.1874 (there was a Charles CHANDLER of Hollywater buried then, aged 4)
By 2nd wife:
- George, 1877 - see p.1444
- Elizabeth Mae, 1878 - Mrs BEAGLEY p.1637
- Annie, 1880
- Charlotte, 1883
- Katie, 1887.

p.343 Letter to WHL dated 23 Aug 1880 - Dear Sir, As I passed through your parish this morning I went into a cottage at Hollywater & asked for some water to drink, but found that the only water they had was in a very dirty ditch. I asked the name of the people & found it was James CHANDLER. I noticed the little boy looked ill & told the woman that the child must be expected to have worms if such water was used. She told me that Dr WOODS said it was in consumption & that it was no use to give it anything & that blood had passed from it for a week. Would you kindly call & see if anything can be done to save the life of this poor child. If the woman would boil the water before the children drank it it would not be quite so bad. Too many children are bad from the parents not knowing what to do. Yours truly, P CHURTON. - Peter Churton, Manor House, Farncombe.
On next page WHL notes: Written Aug 22/1880 to say - 1. Under Water Act, sanitary authority may order owner GAUNTLETT to supply; 2. But river is less than 100 yards; 3. Alternatives, boiling, river; 4. Cottagers won't do either; 5. Will see if anything can be done.

p.343 CURTIS Henry & Sarah Martha (CHANDLER 28.1.1844) & children
Live at Standford, back of old Post Office.
Chapel - children are not baptised.
She dau of p.341, sister to p.342 & p.366.
Pretty good beggars & improvident at one time.
They were married 6.12.1864.
Parents to
- Jane, c1865 - p.940.
- Henry Thomas, 1867 - to our school 322 times in 1877
- Harriett, 1869 - to our school 254 times in 1877 - had child Winifred Frances 15.3.1888 said to be by Henry WHITE or PARFECT p.358 (in 1891 census as Winifred Frances OLD)
- Louisa, 1872
- Emma Flora, 1874
- Olive, 1877
- Mary Ann, 1878.

p.343 Cutting from Dail Mail in 1900 - Ladysmith's Death Toll - includes 1671 Cir-Sgt F CURTIS, 1st Manchester Rgt, enteric, March 7.

p.343 Letter undated c.1900? - from S CURTIS, Stream Cottage, Camelsdale - Dear Sir, Thanks for your letter, and I have enclosed the list of my family, and I thought perhaps you would like to know what my daughters husband belonged to. He belonged to the 2nd Grenadier Guards, and he was servant to the Hon DOUGLAS-PENNANT, son of Lord Penrin (Penrhyn). His name was Hawker. I am sorry to say my daughter is left with a baby 1 year and 4 months old, and I trust she will be provided for.

p.344 GATES James (10.10.1815) & Margaret E (PANNELL)
Live opposite Parish Houses, beneath ALDERTONs.
Shoemaker, blindish (1879), cannot see at night.
Born in Headley & (1879) over 60; [Crossed out=>so probably] one of the two baptised in 1815; for he brother to Stephen p.594 & Stephen was married as son of William, Though Stephen perhaps baseborn.
Special grievances in 1872: "Credit & no pay" "So far from road" [This was when they lived behind Mr WINDUS in the cottage which is now pulled down]
Went away for 14 years after marriage.
Parents to p.354 & p.607.
He bur. 3.8.1882 in Headley aged 65, plot 11-6.
She (a widow) July 1884 complaining that when the young ones (Stephen & Evelina) lived with her (winter of 1883.84) she did not like to go in by the fire and disturb them, so often sat in the cold & went to bed in cold; & so caught rheumatism.
Have had sons:
- James, died young
- William, living 1890 at Portsmouth & heir to the house left to his mother by her uncle Mr PANNELL of Haslemere
- George, marr 1873 to Harriett BURROW p.354
- Stephen, marr to Evelina WILLIS p.607
Mr SUTER came Sept 1890 asking for Register of Baptism of James & William but not here forthcoming.

p.344 Cutting dated Oct 1888 - Petty Sessions - Non-Payment of Poor Rates - The Rev WH LAVERTY of Headley was summoned for non-payment of poor rates amounting to £51 10s - The case was adjourned for a month - Margaret GATES of Headley, a widow receiving parish relief, was also summoned for non-payment of 15s poor rates. The defendant said she was unable to pay, and the Bench excused her.

P.345 FULLICK James (19.2.1821) & Charlotte (SMITH 8.1.1826?) & children
Live at Hollywater, over bridge, last L house.
Married 8.9.1844. Now (1881) gone.
Parents of Mrs James CHANDLER (p.342) & Mrs Eli BRIDGER (p._)
Went 22.8.1872 to remind of baptism.
Brother to George (Roadman) p.321.
- George 1.3.1846, bur. 27.9.1869
- Frances 21.1.1849, marr. 3.12.1870 to Eli BRIDGER
- Sarah Jane 22.6.1851 - mother to Mr CAMPBELL's servant?
- Eliza 29.5.1853, marr. 17.1.1876 to James CHANDLER p.342
- Harriett 7.1.1856
- Anna Maria 26.6.1859
- Henry James 29.6.1862
- Sophia 1.10.1865
- Charlotte 1868 (this a dau of Frances I think) bapt 7.6.1868
- Alice 1872 (not baptised here).

p.346 CANE James & Jane (ALDERTON) & children
Young people [Crossed out=>living centre of Whitmore Bottom] Barford Higher Road
Married at Churt in July 1876.
She came as housemaid in 1873(?) for short time.
Son of Richard CANE (p.305), brother to John (p.681).
She g-daughter of p.312, daughter of p.588.
- Charlotte Maria, born 19.1.1877 (see below)
- Solomon Peter, age 12 in 1891 census - [Solomon Peter CANE entered twice in 1891 census: here & as Nephew age 11 of John & Harriett ALDERTON in 1, The Barracks at Barford]
- James Edward, born 12.4.1878 (died)
- Eliza Harriett, born 25.12.1881 - Mrs KENWARD
- John, age 6 in 1891 census
- Frank age 4 in 1891 census
- Eliz. Mary, born 18.1.1889
- son (William), born 9.3.1891.

p.346 RAWLINGS Reuben & Charlotte Maria CANE (see above)
(Probably not married)
Living 1921 in Hogmoor Lane when their daughter Lena married Leonard HOLDITCH.
Reuben & (Charlotte) Maria had a row with SUTTON's keeper in Aug 1921.

p.347 FYFIELD (FIFIELD) Charles (29.4.1838) & Sarah (MOORE née COOMBES 4.12.1836) & children
Bricklayer living in Parish House Bottom near allotment ground.
Used to live at 5 Tenement House.
She sister to Mrs Robert BURROWS p.432 & to William p.512, Peter p.220 & Edward p.410. Aunt to p.350, p.319 & p.391.
She 1st married 2.8.1857 to James MOORE (or CHURCHER), who died (aged 32) 24.9.1867.
He son of p.564, brother to p.563 & p.565.
Children by James MOORE:
- Harriett CHURCHER 9.6.1861 - ?a child 10.10.1887
- James CHURCHER 1.1.1865 - now with Robert BURROW p.432.
Children by Charles FYFIELD (marr. 13.6.1868):
- Ellen 17.11.1869
- Frederick 1873
- Henry, born 8 Jul 1877.
Sarah died in childbirth age 45, bur in Headley 24 Aug 1880, plot 10-4 - infant buried with mother.

p.348 ROOKE John (22.4.1804 probably) & Sarah Ann (WOODS)
Old people living next to Wheatsheaf.
Parents to Mrs VOLLAR p.349
Lived when I 1st came at Bank, afterwards at Whitehill, and according to baptism book have lived at Standford, Arford, Land of Nod, Barford, Arford again, Lindford & Hollywater.
Mrs paralysed Nov 1871: "DYKES very patient withn her"
Mr got ill harvesting in 1869.
Special grievance: doctor's bill, 5/- a visit.
Son in 1872, only child, unmarried, worked at Hilland.
She sister to Daniel WOODS p.249 & 1st cousin to Aaron p.272, Hannah p.517 & Mrs FORD p.516.
Have had children (married 19.12.1828):
- Sarah 11.7.1829, bur 15.7.1829
- Thomas 23.4.1830, bur 27.4.1830
- Anne 23.10.1831, marr 1851 to Henry MOSS
- Mary 9.3.1834, bur 18.10.1838
- Jane 19.7.1835
- Emma 14.1.1838, bur 30.11.1838
- Harriett 19.10.1839 - a widow (COLLINS) & marr. again to George MARSHALL ("Dad") in 1892 or 3 (see p.438), & again to Thomas ALBERY p.340.
- George 1841 - marr. 14.1.1869 to Sarah BRIDGER
- Martha 10.7.1848 - marr. 13.11.1868 to William HARRIS, now Mrs DUDMAN p.1647
- William John 21.4.1850 - see p.1232
- Emily 1.5.1853 - marr to Thomas VOLLAR (p.349).
She buried in Headley churchyard, 26.6.1883, age75, dropsy, plot 10-8.
He in Blackmoor I expect, said to have died some years before 1891 - but, at the time, thought that he was being buried when really it was p.304.
One of the daughters a widow in 1891.

p.349 VOLLAR (VOLLER) Thomas & Emily (ROOKE 1.5.1858) & children
Live at [Crossed out=>Moore House Saunders Green] Barford under Mr Walter LANGRISH
In 1881 census both at Saunders Green with family; in 1891 census he alone at Barford.
She daughter of ROOKEs p.348.

p.350 WARNER George 15.6.1845 & Elizabeth 23.2.1851 (BURROW) - she died 1907
Live in the Street (1st cottage down lane [Appletree now - Joyce Stevens])
She niece to p.347, dau of Rob BURROW (p.432)
Used to have fits but seems better.
Sister to Mrs BAKER (p.319), to Fred BURROW (p.391) & to Mrs Jesse GARDINER (p.431)
He a shepherd. He son of p.385.
Engineman.
Married 16.11.1872.
- Kate, 1874
- Henry, 1876 - see p.1327 & p.1119
- Annie Louisa, 1879 - see p.1643 - Mrs SIME or SINE; he died 1908 & then Mrs …
- William George, 1882
- Ernest, 1885 - died 1886
- Ellen Lily, 1887
- Mary Emmeline Clara, 1890.

p.350 Cutting, May 1884 - Samuel MARSHALL, labourer and George WARNER, engine driver, both of Headley, were fined 2s each for similar offences (children non-attendance at school).

p.351 CHALCRAFT William & Sarah Jane & children
Has the Barford Flour Mill (1881 census).
Not unpleasant man, plays & sings.
Rather a worry at pushing his custom.
Went away & came back ?1888 to Deadwater Hill having lost money.
Obtained more money in 1890.
Some officers [Crossed out=>lodged] mealed there in capoptime 1891 & Mrs C did the grand: "William, there's Lady WRIGHT been there a fortnight and we haven't been to call. Will go there directly the new harness comes." Of course, not good enough for HARRIS (p.187) - "There's them blooming Harrises. Let's go another way" says Mrs C to Capt KING. "No wonder they cut you," wickedly says Capt K, "you haven't been to call."
His uncle William CHALCRAFT, a retired farmer, died at Witley, Surrey, in 1889. He was a fairly wealthy man and left William CHALCRAFT, the miller, £600 [Sue Coward].
See Chapter 5 of The Restless Miller by David Johnston for more on William CHALCRAFT at Barford & Deadwater, in which we are told that his daughter Eliza Emma Rosetta CHALCRAFT marr at Headley 17.11.1890 Robert Louden BARCLAY of Royal Scots but was tricked into thinking he was a farmer's son when in fact he was 'an Inverkeithing iron foundry labourer'

p.352 MESSINGHAM George b. 15.2.1820; bapt 12.3.1820 [& Sophia 8.6.1821 (MARSHALL) & sons] & late Mrs PRATLEY (said to be née 16.11 1831)
Live on right side, Parish House Bottom.
Not a brother (see p.353) to the others.
Youngest son came long to Sunday School & Choir.
Sne sister to Wheatsheaf? (p.435)
At end of 1880 his brother John came and died there 27 Dec 1880. A pensioner.
He was No.7/14 Hussars/17
1st wife died & he married again to Mary Ann, PRATLEY's widow. See p.378.
Sold his cottage 1897 to Mr John HUNT,
MESSINGHAM and his wife to live in it for 1/- a week for their lives - by an agreement stamped in 1905, a copy being in the iron chest.
Have had children (married 2.5.1844):
- Sarah 11.5.1845
- Anne 17.1.1847
- Harriett 2.10.1849
- Jane 9.10.1851
- George 4.12.1853
- Eliza 24.6.1855
- John 4.4.1858, bur 2.10.1865
- Kate 17.6.1860
- William 4.5.1862
- Henry 3.7.1864 - see p.986.

p.353 Pedigree of MESSINGHAMs
A. Richard* 17.8.1792 & Hannah (bur. 8.6.1853) had children
- Eliza 9.4.1820
- Daniel 23.12.1821 - marr. 1848 Mary HARRIS & 1857 Ann SPOONER p.205
- Mary A 12.10.1823 - marr. 1846 James SMITH p.333
- Maria 30.1.1825 - used to keep house for p.319. Died in 1875?
*Richard was transported in 1826. Hannah lived with Thomas BAKER (bur. 29.7.1854)
- Charles 21.6.1828 - marr. twice (see p.319)
- Henry 3.1.1830 - marr. 28.6.1851 to Hannah GALE (parents of the Frensham cripple Clara MASSINGHAM)
- Stephen 16.2.1834 - died Alton Union 21 Feb 1902.
B. John 25.7.1790 & Jane MESSINGHAM (bur 12.4.1820)
- Daniel 21.2.1813
- John 4.6.1815
- William 22.2.1818
- George 12.3.1820 - marr. Sophia MARCHALL (p.352).
This Richard & John are apparently sons of John & Mary (WHITE) married 2.5.1790.

p.354 GATES George (né 5 Nov 1846) & Hannah (20.12.1846 BURROW) & children
Live at Hilland in Mrs BENNETT's cottages
He son of shoemaker GATES p.344 - ?brother to p.607
She daughter of widow BURROW p.565; granddau of p.561; niece to Mrs COVER p.563
He left Headley when wife died & lived with (daughter) Edith. Returned & lived for some years with nephew Cyrus p.1385.
At Hilland Cottages in 1911 census, widower age 66, domestic gardener
Worked as 'boot boy' at Abbeydore 1930.1933. Died at Alton Infirmary 11 June 1933.
Married 3.7.1873:
- Edith 1873, not baptised - KNOWLES
- Minnie 1875, not baptised - m. 30.1.1897 Albert Arthur HEATHER, coachman at Belmont (son of p.559)
- Kate 1877 - UNDERWOOD.

p.354 Newspaper cutting (assumed June 1933) - Headley - Death of old inhabitant - Following a brief illness, the death occurred on Sunday night of an old inhabitant in the person of Mr George GATES at the advanced age of 86 years. Only three weeks previously the deceased, who took a keen interest in the doings of the local cricket club, was a spectator of the match between Headley and Rowledge in the Rectory field. In his younger days the late Mr GATES was an enthusiastic follower of the classic game and was known locally as the 'stonewaller.' He was also an underhand bowler of no small ability. On many occasions he had been responsible for leading his side to victory in the days when Mr CE FRASER, who has been president of the club for the past 40 years, captained the Headley Cricket Club. The deceased was for many years in the employ of Mr WT PHILLIPS, JP, of Hilland. He leaves three daughters in bereavement …
Further interesting info on the primitive way of playing cricket '60 years ago'

p.355 LEMON George & Hannah (TAYLOR) & daughter Mary
Live on right at end of Lindford Chase
Son of old LEMON (p.259) by his first wife.
Mrs always at home, takes in sewing (pleasant)
Saw him(?) in garden 9.3.1898 - surly-looking
She sister to Mrs Dick FULLICK & 1st cousin to p.402
See pedigree p.403
She niece to Mrs MOORE (or CHURCHER) p.396.
- Annis 17.3.1850 - m. 23.11.1874 William WHITING
- Mary 22.8.1858 - confirmed 1879; m. 21.11.1889 John WARNER - see p.385 & p.947
- Henry 2.11.1851
'T.W.B' marked against Mary & Henry.

p.356 BARNETT James 2.9.1816 & Jane
Oldish people living bottom Barley Mow Hill
She chars for us at times.
Was niece to the late rector of Bramshott (MONKHOUSE) who persuaded them to come from the north to keep house for him, & he would leave them his money; but he left them nothing, so late in life she married widower BARNETT.
He was first married 1839 to Mary COLLINS, who died 4.9.1861 - see COLLINS pedigree p.844
Brother to George (Deadwater) p.241 & to Mrs COOMBES p.240
She (Jane) born in the parish of Greystock, Cumberland
He son of William & Sarah, baptised at Bramshott 29.12.1816
His housekeeper 1897 - see p.1038
James BARNETT by his first wife had children:
- Reuben 15.11.1840 - see p.357
- James 18.5.1845
- William Collins 26.8.1849.

p.357 BARNETT Reuben 15.11.1840 & Eliza (16.12.1846 KNIGHT; d. May 1936) & children
Live at [crossed out=>Elliott's Farm, Barford] Rock Barn
He son to p.356 by 1st marriage
Been away from Headley, returned 1878
Entered CC (clothing club) in December 1878.
Her mother Mrs KNIGHT lives in Dockenfield & came for CC ticket on 1 December 1879, & now (1885) lives with them.
A widow (since 1878) a nurse but now unable at home off her head.
Her brother Arthur KNIGHT (m. 1883 to Eliz: daughter of old George FULLICK) fell from a chestnut tree, 35 feet, early in Oct 1893 & was much injured - he died away May 1924 & Mrs Reuben went to funeral.
Another brother hanged (Blacknest) for wife shooting
Another Fred (né circa 1851) RFA with 10d a day got me to apply for increased pension (1911) & then lodging at Laundry, Lindford & 1914 with Mrs HACK, F.T. having taken DEANE's place on Roads.
Another George - see p.86.
Children of Reuben & Eliza:
- Albert 1866 - registered though not baptised
- Reuben 1868 - see p.1305
- Annie 1872 - registered though not baptised - see p.1304
- Jane 1874 - Mrs DENNY - see p.1305
- Kate 1876 - died 1879.

p.358 PARFECT widow Mary (née 30.7.1821 WHITE) & children
Live in Headley Street, 3rd cottage down lane.
Jane WHITE came to offer for housemaid - wanted immense wages.
Before her marriage these were born:
- Jane WHITE 15.4.1849 - now Mrs GALE - see p.270
- William WHITE 18.4.1852
- Emily WHITE 25.12.1854 - m. 1876 William SHRUBB p.316.
In 23.1.1855 she married Charles PARFECT (b. 1803, d. 1855)
After his death there was born:
- Fred. Walter PARFECT 1.2.1865.
In same house is Henry PARFECT or WHITE (2.5.1869?) who would seem to be the illegitimate son of [crossed out=>Mary] Jane PARFECT - [crossed out=> a daughter of Mrs PARFECT's husband by his first marriage] am not sure. The boy is therefore a grandson of Charles p.359. Registered as WHITE son of Jane; christened as PARFECT son of Mary.
Said to be father of Harriet CURTIS's daughter (p.343).

p.359 Pedigree of PARFECTs
George PARFECT (d. 23.10.1831) & Martha CHANDLER (d. 8.1.1844)
were married 4.8.1798.
Before marriage:
- Eleanor CHANDLER
After marriage:
- Richard 20.10.1798 - marr twice - no children - dead
- Henry 22.3.1801 - died aged 20
- Charles* 2.7.1803 - father of Long Cross (p.360) by 1st wife; husb then of widow Mary p.358
- Harriett 5.10.180? - died aged 7
- Maria 12.3.1808 - now (1877) living in Bramshott - married
- William 6.10.1810 - husb of Rose Cottage (p.568) - dead
- Eliza 18.8.1813 - now living 1877 married
- Edmund 24.11.1816 - husband (dead) of p.215.
*This Charles married (elsewhere) Hannah DEADMAN (or COLE) she being the mother of Martha SHRUBB p.667 & of George PARFECT p.360 & of Henry M PARFECT. Then Hannah died in 1845. Charles 'picked up' with mary WHITE & had children, see p.348 above. Charles married Mary WHITE in 1855 & he died the same year.

p.360 PARFECT George (né 24.4.1843; bapt 11.6.1843; d. 12.12.1926) & Anne (AUBREY)
Live at Long Cross Hill. A carpenter, etc.
A son of Charles PARFECT (p.359) to whom widow Mary was 2nd wife.
Till 1878 her mother lived with them.
She (much taller than he) a nice clean tall woman who occasionally helps at Rectory.
He built the new pigsty in 1877.
Went away to public houses & returned (he in bad health) in 1885.
'Uncle' to Edith SHRUBB (p.667)
Children of George & Anne:
- Lily 11.7.1893 (once at Churchgate) is 1921 at the Cape - Mrs LOGIE
- Rhoda 22.12.1895 in 1921 is in Canada - Mrs AMOS
Have had a child who died
- Herbert George 27.8.1873, bur 26.11.1873.
1911 census says George is married to Emma Jane aged 50.

p.360 PARFECT Fred Oscar 4.8.1880 - the only one alive out of 8
Son of George & Anne above.
Married (?Helen) FISHER of Hollywater Clump & lives 1907 with father & step-mother.
He George P had married again 1889 to Emma ALDEN p.575.
For 2 of their children see p.1830.

p.361 PINK John & Harriett (COVER)
Born 28.2.1824, d. 1903
Live in Parish Houses
She mother to Mrs Fred BURROWS p.391.
Her 1st husband 'COVER' was transported and never returned.
He was brother to COVER p.374 [Inf: SMALL p.643]
Mother also to one Tryphena COVER who brought an illegitimate child Elizabeth Annie? to be baptised 25 Sept 1879. Tryphena now Mrs William COOMBES p.180.
Mother to Mrs OVERTON p.879.

p.361 MAXTED Martin ?1841 & Anne 1828
(Glaysher's Hill is called Maxted Hill in 1957 Electoral Register)
Married George ALLDEN's (p.575) sister I think & came here I believe about 1897.
She died Jan 1898 & he claimed old age pension in 1911 and died 1919.

p.362 AYLING Joseph & Harriett
Elderly people (he over 60) living at Hearne.
Brought there to work for Mr CHALCRAFT.
She tall (ladylike) woman with shaking head
Belong to my Clothing Club.

p.363 CANE Thomas
Lives with brother James p.328
Brother to John p.364 & Mrs MANSELL p.327
Cousin to Richard p.305; pedigree p.304.

p.364 CANE John 27.12.1835 & Hannah (BOXALL) & children
Live in Grayshott Bottom
He brother to James p.328, Thomas p.363, Mrs MANSELL p.327
Cousin to Richard p.305
For pedigree see p.304.
She daughter of 'BUDD of Starvacre' in Bramshott?
See pedigree p.1284
She apparently hard-working with large family
He works (1878) in Barnes' wood shop, Haslemere
She 27 Aug 1872 was making clothes: "Must go hopping, husband only makes enough for food, not for dress"
In house lives old master VOLLAR (see below)
Sister to Mrs PACEY p.521 & to Mrs HARRIS p.450 & to Mrs COOMBES (formerly Mrs YOUNG) p.855.
Married in Bramshott 12 Dec 1863:
- William?
- Mary A 4.6.1865 - Mrs HARVEY - in 1908 at 31 Salehurst Rd, Old Town, Eastbourne
- Emily 5.4.1868 - m. 28.3.1891 to Edmund HERON, Whitesmith, 7 Spring Vale, Dartford
- Maria 6.3.1870 - m. 24.8.1895 to James DIXON, 23, coalman of Wilmington
- Eli James 4.12.1871 - in 1908 at 31 Salehurst Rd, Old Town, Eastbourne
- Hannah Elizabeth 1874 - m.17.4.1897 Frederick BRITCHER, 23, postman from Dartford
- Ellen 1875.

p.365 VOLLAR James
Old man living with the John CANEs
A distant relation with a little money
Born about 1797 [T W BULL*]; died 3 Mar 1887 (aged 90)
Brother to Mrs Charles FULLICK p.498
Uncle therefore to Lizzie p.498, Edward p.636 & Walter p.500.
* Thomas William BULL, Curate in Marriage Register c.1867 - could he be the author of the "Bull's Book" which WHL mentions?

p.366 CHANDLER Charles (né 9.10.1850) & Fanny (née 1853 CHRISTMAS) & children
Live behind old Red Lion, Deadwater
He son of Charles (Hollywater) p.341; brother to James p.342 & to Mrs Henry CURTIS p.343
Information about christening from his mother, but George is down as bapt. 1850
Allenites (1879 child Annie buried unbaptised)
?His evidence in pheasant-stealing case p.2
Married (by me) 24.10.1874:
- Clara bapt 2.5.1875 - servant 1891 to Oaks
- Elizabeth 1876 - servant 1891 to Mrs CC KNOLLYS - Mrs JEAKINS; lost her husband (cancer, etc) in 1925, takes 5 nurse children
- Annie 1878 - not bapt; buried 28.1.1879
- May Ann 1880 - married 1905 at Godalming to Albert LIDBETTER
- Emily 1881 - still unmarried & at Haslemere Nov 1915 - to be Mrs RF REMNANT in 1921 & her address Coombe Lodge, King's Road, Haslemere
- Sidney Charles 1884 - died influenza at Birmingham 1918
- Edith 1886 - married 1905 at Blackmoor to William Jes. HARTNELL
- Margaret 1889
one daughter married to ___ CRAIG in 74th Field Batt. ordered to Cape Nov 1899. She died at Newcastle (Not clear if this refers to Margaret or some other daughter)
- Jessie 1891 - married at Guildford 7.11.1905 to a soldier AYRES
- Nellie Dorothy 1893
- Lily Maud 1895.

p.367 COLLINS
Live at Bank. Came there in 1879.
Came from Binsted(?) [Inf: from p.220]
Gone again on 13 April 1880 & been gone at least 3 months [Inf: p.418].

p.368 BURCHETT widow Frances (née BELTON) - aged 75 in 1881 census
Live at high Fullers Bottom.
Married George BURCHETT 1.3.1828
He died March 1859 - left the house well, dead in 20 minutes - special grievance
She aunt (mother's sister) to Mrs Charles BURROWS p.229
Marked infirm on Bull's List - querulous
More or less supported by nephew (George ROBINSON, below)
She sister to old Mrs BELTON (Waggoners Wells) p.525
See pedigree of BELTON p.1515.

p.369 ROBINSON George (aged 60 in 1881 census)
Bachelor(?) living with Mrs BURCHETT (above) - a nephew of Mrs BURCHETT's by marriage, his mother being a BURCHETT.
He is a thatcher and at times well off.
Working for him is James MARSHALL p.653.

p.370 WHITING James (né 20.5.1830*) & Elizabeth† (CHANDLER) & children
Live at [crossed out=>Standford, end of old post office] Deadwater, west side of Red Lion.
Came for Club counter-signature 12 Apr 1879
Came to Standford from Hollywater Dec 1877.
She a little small sharp-eyed woman. Obviously a daughter to Mrs William CHANDLER p.487.
He a very white-looking man.
Parents to William (Lindford Chase) p.420 & Fred (Lindford Lane) p.426.
Brother to George (Baigents) p.479 & therefore uncle to Alfred p.689.
Uncle to Sergeant Richard p.1439.
*Born a month or so before the Baptism on 20.6.1830 which was a Sunday
- William 13.3.1853 - see p.420
- Fred 24.4.1855 - see p.426
- Albert 6.12.1868
also p.372 for Pedigree.
†Elizabeth died suddenly - see Newspaper cutting below. Buried 18.9.1888, plot 9-10.
In 1911 census he at Deadwater Hill married to Jane, aged 63.

p.370 Newspaper cutting dated 21.9.1888 - Headley - Sudden death - Mr H WHITE held an inquest on Monday in this village on the body of Elizabeth WHITING, aged 60. The deceased was the wife of James WHITING, labourer, and with him had been 'hopping' from 6am to 7pm on the 14th inst. She had her supper and was undressing for bed when she commenced to bring up blood. On being laid on the bed, she said, "Jim, Jim, Jim; it's all over with me;" and in the presence of a neighbour she died in a few minutes from, according to medical evidence, an aneurism.
p.371 COOK George & Sarah (ELSON) & children
Live at Fullers Bottom (when not in prison)
Put to prison, both of them, Autumn 1878 for begging. Went round with false begging petition.
He imprisoned Spring 1879 for stealing at Edmonds' shop (on the way to Liphook).
She goes about ½ naked.
- Alma 1865
- Amy
- Elizabeth.

p.371 Four newspaper cuttings - relating to convictions, dated Sept 1881, June 1882, Dec 1884 & Jan 1885. One of them concerns stealing boots from Martha YULE, a servant at Groom's Farm, Dockenfield - committed for two months, the prisoner 'begged of the bench to give her three months.'

p.372 WHEELER
Live at Chase Farm, Standford.
A brother, I believe, to the new one (1885) on p.120.

p.373 SHRUBB Frederick & Charlotte & child
Live at Hilland (behind GATES p.354)
She formerly cook to Mrs STEDMAN (The Oaks)
He a bricklayer; intelligent person.

p.372 & p.373 Pedigree of William & Richard CHANDLER
p.372 has chart
p.373 has list as follows-
The family of Richard (died 1879) & Martha (died 1879) CHANDLER
Married 1832:
- Stephen bapt 28.3.1833, buried 1835
- Marner bapt 14.10.1835, buried 1835
- Alfred bapt 16.9.1837* - died before 1923
- Amelia bapt 27.1.1843* - at Hollywater 1923 with son Maurice; afterwards at Hookley on Liphook Road & died 1927
- Julia bapt 13.7.1845 - Mrs Robert ELSTONE - see p.1737
- Walter bapt 18.2.1849 - was on Passfield.
* (by error the mother's name is given as Maria instead of Martha).

p.374 COVER Stephen 1827 to 1881
Lives in [crossed out=>PHB (in front of GATES p.344?] Fullers Bottom
Returned 1878 from a long term of penal servitude "Attacking game-keepers, or something of that kind" [Inf: SMALL p.643]
Brother to Mrs PINK's first husband p.361
Three brothers transported at same time.
See pedigree p.1575.

p.375 ROBINSON Cyrus George b. 4/12/1852 & Mary (DEFRATES)
Live at Grayshott Hall Lodge
He coachman to Mr PHILLIPS
Often buys eggs from us [for Mr PHILLIPS?]
Banned 1878
Left PHILLIPS after the death of Mrs & went away (married to one READ) until 1907, when returned to The Mount.
Then went to Canada where wife died & came back in 1923.
Came to me about OAP April 1925.

p.376 GATES James & children*
Widower living at [crossed out=>small house at Bank] Deadwater Hill
Shoemaker used to work for GAMBLEN. Now 1879 works for a shoemaker at Kingsley.
Had the itch badly at one time.
Wife died (in 1875?) in a London hospital.
Complains that Mrs LAWES (p.652) is after him.
No relation (informs ALDERTON p.312) to p.344.
Gone Sept 1882 to Lodge with Mrs LAWES (p.652).
*- 1869 Susan (see p.903).

p.376 Newspaper cutting dated 8 Jan 1881 - Charge of Assault - F MATTHEWS of Headley, who was brought up on a warrant for assaulting J GATES, was also discharged under similar circumstances, as they had been "notorious friends" until this affair.

p.376 Letter to WHL, dated 17 Dec 1890 - Revd Sir, Knowing that you take a great interest in your Parishioners you will regret to hear of the death of James GATES late of Headley under very sad circumstances. A Mrs VINCENT of Simplemarsh, Addlestone, Surrey, in whose employ GATES had been for several past summers informs me by this morning's post that GATES walked into the canal at New Ham, Chertsey owing to the dense fog on Saturday last and was drowned and his body was recovered yesterday. His daughter is in the house and she was much grieved this morning to hear of the sad occurrence. Should you know of any one belonging to him at Headley will you kindly inform them of his death. I am, Rev Sir, your obedient servant, Harry WILSON.

p.377 SUTTON William & daughter
Lives in the Street [crossed out=>cottage next CURTIS] with daughter p.511.
A widower. Formerly kept the Robin Hood (p.211)
His wife Jane died May 1874.
Father to p.409; also to TILBURY's wife (see below); and p.511.
One of the girls is servant May 1880 to General BOILEAU p.452.
He died Feb 1881 when a brother came to the funeral - oh, so like him!
William & Jane SUTTON had children:
- Mary A 3.6.1855 - Mrs SUTER, see p.511
- Eliz 19.9.1858 - letter came for character 25.4.1879 from Mrs OGILVY, 105 Gloucester Road, Kensington
- Jane 12.5.1861 - see p.3
- Sophia - married 21.1.1871 to Henry BELTON who was "TILBURY" our gardener.

p.378 PRATLEY Thomas & wife Mary Ann (née 16.11.1831) & 2 daughters*
Oldish people [living at Land of Nod - came there 1877 & is Mr PHILLIPS' keeper].
"Dissenters"; "always at home" [Inf: BETTESWORTH]
Shot himself accidentally on 25 Feb 1880. Buried aged 52 in plot 9-4.
She married again to George MESSINGHAM (p.352).
*- Elizabeth - Mrs George LOE p.119
*- Mrs William TUCKEY p. 929.

p.379 GLAYSHER George & wife
Live on Bridle Road at Hollywater.
He a drunken fellow. Commonly called "Spider"?
"Told them at the Iron Room he had been drunk half his life"
Daughter came 2.5.1879 to me to go and "½ baptise" her illegitimate baby (then 5 weeks old). Dr WOODS said must not be taken out. Went down in the afternoon and found no-one at home except "Spider" drunk. This would be Anne, whose child William was born 27.3.1879 & died same year.
- Mary Anne - Mrs Fred WHITING p.426
- Anne 1858 or 1860 - Mrs FOARD - see p.2 - Mrs BLACKMAN
- Harriett - Mrs John (jnr) SOUCH (m. 25.4.1886) - see p.189.

p.379 Newspaper cutting dated Petersfield, March 1883 - Drunkenness - George GLAYSHER of Headley, a broom-maker, was summoned for being drunk while in charge of a horse & cart. He denied that he was the worse for liquor, and further alleged that he was not in charge of the horse as his wife was driving. From the evidence of PC SHARP of Liphook, his latter contention seems to be borne out, for it appears that he was so drunk that his wife handled the reins. He called at two public houses, but the keepers refused to serve him. The information was amended, charging him with simple drunkenness. He stoutly denied it, at the same time stating he had never before been summoned. Superintendent RANSOM here referred to a previous conviction for a similar offence. The defendant: It wasn't me. I never was here before. Oh! Except when I was asleep in my cart coming home from Buriton. I wasn't drunk then. I didn't do nobody no harm. I likes my beer, and I should like a drop now (laughter). He was fined 6/6d. The case created considerable amusement, for the defendant recounted the excellent deeds of his good wife in looking after him and his "hoss." She was in court, and appeared highly gratified on hearing her virtues thus extolled.

p.380 NASH Edmund
Lodged (early in 1879) at Robin Hood.
Elderly. Works for FAULKNER (p.381).

p.380 Newspaper cutting dated 29.4.1879 - Charge of stealing rum - Edmund NASH, an elderly man living in Headley, was brought up in custody charged with stealing a pint of rum, the property of David FROST of the Robin Hood Inn, Headley. Eliza FROST, wife of the proprietor, deposed that the prisoner was lodging at her house on the 21st April. On the 22nd she came down to the bar and found a two-gallon jar moved from where she had left it the previous night. There was about a gallon of rum in the jar, and her husband told her he had not touched it since they were together the evening before. She suspected the prisoner, there being no-one else lodging in the house. She went up to the prisoner's room after breakfast and it smelt strongly of rum. He seemed quite drunk. On his box by the side of his bed there was a jug which he said contained water. She replied it was queer water. She also found some rum in a bottle in a basket in the room. On measuring the jar she found a pint gone. The bar was not locked. The prisoner said he hoped she would not send him to Wincheater, and sfter she had given him in charge he asked her to take a shilling to make it up. The prisoner, in answer to the charge, said he had been drinking and he hoped the Bench would be lenient. Mrs FROST said she had no desire to press the charge and, as he had been locked up quite a week, she hoped the Bench would take that into consideration. The prisoner pleaded guilty and begged very hard for leniency, promising better conduct in future. A good character having been given him from his employer, and the Bench, having taken into account the time he had been in custody and Mrs FROST's desire not to press the charge, ordered him to be imprisoned for one day.

p.381 FALKNER (Not spelt with a 'U') Thomas (né 16.12.1841; d. Oct 1932) & Bessie (CRUMP) & children
Keep Smithy and post office at Standford.
Dissenters. Children since 1866. Unbaptised?
Grandchildren (daughters of Edward & ___ GALE) Elsie Muriel & Mabel Florence there in 1903, and at school.
- Frederick 2.2.1864 - see p.341, p.678 & p.530
- Martha 1.1.1865
- Mabel Sarah 4.2.1866
- Beatrice Josephine 1866
- Frank 1870
- Amelia Jane 1871
- Samuel George 1873 - see p.383
- Bessie 1874.
See pedigree p.382.

Restatement of above on p.382: Thomas FALKNER married Bessie CRUMP (died Oct 1902 aged 65 years) and their 8 children are:
- Fred, bapt 2.2.1864 - away
- Martha, bapt 1.1.1865 - died April 1904
- Mabel S, bapt 4.2.1866
- Beatrice J, bapt 24.12.1866
- Frank, bapt 28.5.1870 - in Voting List 1926
- Amelia J, bapt 19.12.1871
- Samuel George, bapt 12.10.1873 - in Voting List 1926, killed Oct 1927
- Bessie 19.12.1874
List gets a bit confused from here on!
his wife Jessie Emily Beatrice GODDEN - in Voting List 1926
Children of Samuel:
- Bessie, born 19.12.1874 (clearly not!)
- Hilda B, born ____
- Thomas J, born 1908.

p.381 Newspaper cutting dated Nov 1885 - Determioned suicide - On Monday night a man named FAULKNER, resident at Standford, commited suicide by cutting his throat. Note from WHL: This is Harry F, a sister's son, a pensioner.

p.381 WOODBOURNE of Kingsley used to be the Smith here (see above, Standford) - see p.1983.

p.382 RALPH George & Esther (BURRELL) & 2 children in 1879
Kingsley people living now (1879) above New Inn Pike.
"Wish you joy of them" Walsh
Called "RAFE" - "married a daughter of William BURRELL" (of Kingsley)
Her brother died of consumption in 1878
She having cod liver oil (unable) Sept 1879
Looks ill certainly.

p.383 SHERIDAN Charles & Julia & child Charles
Live at "Billy's Lookout", Wishanger (see also p.1027)
He brother to a Peer? & brother-in-law to a Peer? ie. his sister's husband
But married badly? therefore somewhat discontented.
Came from Churt in may 1879 [Inf: BETTESWORTH].

p.383 FALKNER Samuel George & Jessie Emily Beatrice (née GODDEN)
At Standford Hill 1908 with father p.381.
Their children then:
- Hilda Beatrice - pretty & tall in 1924, just left Petersfield School
- Thomas John Frank né 1.6.1908.
Only 4 bedrooms & TJF has to sleep in grandfather's room.
Her father … GODDEN died early in 1927.
See pedigree opposite (p.382 above).

p.384 HOLDEN George & Emma (BARNETT) & family
"Cordwainer" living at Arford.
On 31.7.1872 she abused Bull; but 9.2.1874 praised him.
Special grievance on 31.7.1872 "Bull's rage"
John used to work for us [See extract below]
George is afternoon postman in 1879
She sister to Edward BARNETT p.604; aunt to Richard BARNETT p.1087.
- Mary 8.7.1855 - with a child (Anne Kate born 4.8.1876) by Harry WARNER - see below & p.385 - was 1.4.1896 assistant in Infant School
- John 23.8.1857
- George 30.12.1860
- William 3.2.1867 - married 18?? - p.1373.

p.384 Newspaper cutting dated Jan 1884 (see also p.530) - Assault at Headley - John HOLDEN of Headley was charged with assaulting David FROST, landlord of the Robin Hood Inn, Headley on Saturday January 5th, at Headley. … David FROST deposed that he was returning from Frensham just after ten at night in company with F FAULKNER and F GAUNTLETT when he heard screams and cries of "Murder!" a short distance off. He went with GAUNTLETT to see what was the matter. FAULKNER remained behind with the horse, which he afterwards tied to a gatepost. The complainant found HOLDEN beating a lad named SHRUB on the ground. GAUNTLETT said, "Don't hit the little boy while he's down." The defendant replied that he would serve all of them the same if they came near him. The defendant then knocked GAUNTLETT down and, on the complainant remonstrating with him, the defendant came and knocked him down also. The defendant and GAUNTLETT then had a free fight. Albert SHRUB deposed that he was a printer living at Headley. He had been to Passfield, at the "Cricketers" Inn, and was returning. When FROST and GAUNTLETT came he was on the ground and HOLDEN was knocking him about. … HOLDEN was fined 3s and 17s costs for the assault on FROST, and 1s and 14s costs for the assault upon SHRUB. …

p.384 Letter from WHL dated 3 Dec 1887 - George HOLDEN, who carries the letters between Headley & Liphook, has had the misfortune to lose his pony. As he is in somewhat delicate health he will not be able to carry out his duties unless he can drive. Contributions towards the purchase of a new pony may be given to the bearer, or sent to Mr Laverty, & should be entered overleaf. A total of £3:13s was collected.

p.384 Newspaper cutting dated Aug 1890 - Stealing a Letter at Headley - George HOLDEN, 29, postman, pleaded guilty to stealing a letter and a £5 note, the property of the Postmaster-General, at Headley; and he was sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment with hard labour.

p.385 OLIVER George & WARNER Hannah (née WOODS) & family
Live together (unmarried) at Lindford Bridge. He a Veterinary Surgeon in 1881 census.
She was married to Charles WARNER on 30 Nov 1840 & they had children - see pedigree p.96:
- Sarah Ann 11.4.1841 - aunt to DRAPER p.507
- Charles 4.6.1843 - buried 29.6.1854
- George 15.6.1845 - marr to Elizabeth BURROW p.350
- William 23.2.1847 - buried 29.6.1847
- Elizabeth Eliza 23.2.1847 - marr 1870 to John Lyddon CATTELL - she was housekeeper to OLIVER when he died 1906
The husband died in July 1848 since when she has had children (presumably by OLIVER):
- Henry 1855 (see extract opposite page [can't see one]) - dead before 1906
- John 6.2.1859 - see p.535 for connection with Foresters - supposed June 1882 to be m. to LEMON p.355, but not m. until 21.11.1889 - see p.?47
- James né 29.6.1861, bapt 15.9.1861.
When I first came in 1872, Mrs WARNER's mother, old Mrs WOODS (over 90) lived with them. There was much unpleasantness at first as, during Mrs WOODS' life, OLIVER refused to pay Tithe; however it is all settled now (1879). Old Mrs WOODS was born & bred in Headley; "The winters," she said, "are not as cold as they used to be."
Henry and his brother are colt-breakers and have with them at present (1879) one EARWICKER as an assistant.

p.386 CROTT (CRAWT) Stephen
Bachelor living with brother (p.387) at Whitmore Bottom
Brother to William p.388, Daniel p.389. Mrs COOMBES p.468.
Buried at Grayshott 24.4.1909 "aged 78 years."
- (charged with ill-treating a horse Nov 1891)

p.386 CRAWT John (brother to Stephen above)
This I think the correct spelling (CRAWT rather than CROTT)
Married a MANT
Her son Charles Henry MANT married here 27/12/1897 to Mary Annie COMBES, 26, of Bull's Farm.

p.388 CROTT (CRAWT) George b. 26/2/1832
Bachelor living with brother Stephen at Whitmore Bottom
Brother to William p.388, Daniel p.389, Mrs COOMBES p.468
He died 1912 (within a month of sister Mrs COOMBES) & buried at Alton & only survivors April 1912 are Daniel & a Sarah (born before 1832) at Alton.

p.388 CRAWT William (20/2/1825) & Eliza
Live in Whitmore Bottom
He brother to p.386, p.387, p.389, Mrs COOMBES p.468.
Has a sister Mrs VARNDELL living in Alton whose husband died July 1879; also a widow sister at Farnham.
Used to keep (1873 etc) a guinea pig
Nice woman
Lucy was servant 1876 etc to Mrs CLARK p.390.
Now (1890) living in School Rd, Grayshott & keeping house for the teachers p.965.
Children have been:
- Lucy 1860
- William Henry 1861.

p.389 CRAWT Daniel 21/5/1843 & Marian Eliza
Young married people live at College Land, Whitmore Bottom
Came there winter 1878/1879
Rent has been raised £7 to £8
He youngest son of old Stephen, the former tenant
Nice little woman. No children July 1879.
He brother to p.386, p.387, p.388, Mrs COOMBES p.468
- Marion Eliza b. 22/7/1883, married 18/4/1908 to Henry RUE
- Daniel John b. 26.12.1889, bapt 26/1/1890.

p.390 CLARKE Mrs Esther & 2 children
Widow. Certif. Mistress to Grayshott School.
Mistress (uncertif.) when I came in 1872
Obtained her Certif. In 1874?
Agreeable person. Plays harmonium at the Sunday afternoon service at Grayshott.
Had as servant, at one time, Lucy CROTT (CRAWT) p.388.
Married in 1886 to Mr CHILDS, the Grayshott male teacher.
Daughter in 1881 teacher at High School at Semlingham - school broken down.
- Ernest 1869
- Ada May 1871.
See Headley Miscellany, Vol 6 article by Mike Powell, whose grandfather Ernest had written down his experiences on coming to Grayshott in 1871. His grandfather's mother was Esther CLARK, the very first schoolteacher at Grayshott School.

p.391 BURROWS Fred (30.10.1842) & Mary Jane (COVER) & children
Live in [crossed out=>Parish Houses] Fullers Bottom
She his second wife & daughter of Mrs PINK p.361, sister to Mrs William COOMBES p.180
Used to live (1873) this side Wheatsheaf
Went to baptise infant 12.2.1873 - "Hasn't grown since it was born"
Husband's mother, Mrs Robert BURROWS (p.432) was there.
First wife died of cold after confinement.
The second wife married 11 June 1872.
He nephew to Mrs Charles FYFIELD p.347; brother to Mrs Charles BARKER p.319; & Mrs Jesse GARDINER p.431; & Mrs George WARNER p.350.
Junior Beadle of Foresters p.535.
By first wife (Mary ELSON or ELSTONE, m. 23.6.1865, d. June 1871):
- Mary Jane 1864 - not bapt in Headley (bapt in Bramshott) - now Mrs COOMBES p.809
- James 1868 - not bapt in Headley - a pensioner from Hampshire Regt in 1898. Called Stovold. 1903 married Annie HACK & (not clear if all these notes relate to James or not)
- Albert 1871 - buried 22.8.1871
By present wife:
- Elizabeth Ellen 12.2.1873
- Harriett 1874
- Edith Elizabeth (Edith Isabell?) 1876 - lives Nov 1903 at No.1 Fairview
- Amelia Jane 1879
- Lydia 1882
- William Frederick 1885
- Lily May 1888 - probably Mrs NASH p.1991
- Minnie 1890.
p.391 Letter from WHL dated 18 Mar 1892 - Frederick BURROWS of Fullers Bottom wishes me to write this note to say that his wife has died after a very short illness, and that he is unable to pay for the mourning clothes for his 6 small children, and that he would be grateful for help. Please enter kind donations overleaf; they may be sent to me or given to the bearer. WH Laverty. A total of £1:18:6d was collected.

p.392 OVER Emily (born c.1826 TULL) & boy Edward
Widow living at Hollywater.
Husband (Edward OVER) buried in 1873.
She broke her leg in 1871 jumping at a tree (special grievance)
Husband worked a long time for Mr LICKFOLD (p.___)
Mr LICKFOLD very good to her right up to his death.
"Don't like Iron Room" - "Husband never drinks" These in 1872.
Sister (p.393) living with her 1878, 1879.
- Fanny TULL - bapt 5.2.1843
Emily & Edward then married 25.12.1844 & had afterwards:
- Hannah 28.3.1847
- Edward 1865.

p.393 WAKEFORD … (TULL)
Living at Hollywater with Mrs OVER (1879)
Came to me 8.1.1880 for help.
Her husband sunstroked in 1877, & now in asylum.

p.394 WOODS … & … & family
Live at Moore House (since April 1879)
Four daughters at service
Four little boys at home - eldest George (b. 1872) got prize March 1880.
Went away Mich 1880 when CHALCRAFT gave up to ALLDEN.

p.395 MOSS Daniel & Elizabeth (HALE)
Live at Moore House. Married 1879
She formerly servant to Mr HAHN, The (Headley) Grange
Very useful there, used to groom the pony.
Afterwards cook at Arford House.
Went away Mich 1880 when CHALCRAFT gave up to ALLDEN.

p.396 MOORE John & Harriett (COURTNAGE)
Live in South end (but one) of Parish Houses.
Used to live at Style House, Hearn
Parents to p.574 & the late Mrs Charles MARSHALL p.696, also to Mrs GAUNTLETT p.433.
Old Mr COURTENAGE then lived with them [Inf: Miss DYER]
Afterwards they went to live in Mr Walter LANGRISH's new cottage at Saunders Green.
Now (March 1880) they have come to Parish Houses.
Go commonly by name of CHURCHER
In describing position of brother's (Henry COURTENAGE) grave - not quite sure, but overright the parliament house, not the end one but the next I think.
Aunt to Mrs LEMON p.355.
They were married 21.7.1826, she thinking now that she was then 30 as she had been long in service, and had children:
- Mary Anne 3.8.1827 - see p.927
- Harriett 20.12.1829
- James (aged 14 in 1851 census)
- Louisa (aged 12 in 1851 census)
- Andrew (aged 9 in 1851 census)
-
- John - see p.574
-
- Jane 7.1.1844 - marr. 13.10.1862 Charles MARSHALL - died 1878.

p.397 ABURROW James D
An orphan living with his aunt (Jane WAKE) p.263
Obtained a school prize January 1880.
Passed WRA 2nd Standard [Parish mag. March 1880]
1883 gone away.

p.397 On James William SUTTON's discharge from Army (see p.339)
Letter from Horse Guards 15.7.1895: 115 A.R.Artillery 1547
Letters to be addressed: The Adjutant General to the Forces, Horse Guards, War Office, SW.
The above letter said:
1. Only to be discharged by purchase;
2. and must pay his way home;
3. It is printed out that this soldier has already once been bought out of the Army.
4. Gunner SUTTON could afford to contribute to mother's support.

p.397 Letter from WHL dated 11 August 1887 - Mark BURROWS has had the misfortune to lose all his tools and a quantitiy of firewood inn a fire which destroyed a shed attached to his cottage. The shed itself was insured, but the contents were not insured. Any kind donations should be entered here and may be given to the bearer or sent to Mr Laverty. The origin of the fire is a mystery. The loss is estimated at about £2.

p.397 Letter from WHL dated 12 Feb 1890 - Mark SMITH of Hollywater having lost a valuable cow asks for help towards the buying of another. …

Transcription of Book 4 completed as follows:—
pp.200–299 Caroline Lemka
pp.300–399 Jo Smith

Book 5 (dated 1879)

pp.401 Flysheet:— Wallis Hay Laverty, Headley Rectory, Hants, June 1879

p.402 TAYLOR Daniel (23/9/1835) and Anne (CRANSTONE) and children: William (5/11/1865); Anne (Harriett?) 5/1/1868; James Edwin (5/2/1871); Ellen (1873).
Live at Field House. "Mr can't work much therefore Mrs goes out at times."
He 1st cousin to Mrs Dick FULLICK (322) and Mrs LEMON (395). Entered also on p.6.
Sister Harriett TAYLOR (Imbecile) is in the Union. She died 24.8.1886.
Two of Daniel's children are: Mrs James ALDERTON (Minnie) p.1259; Mrs Fred J. DOPSON (Alice) p.1259.

p.403 Pedigree of TAYLORS
Thomas TAYLOR of Kingsley married Sarah INWOOD 22/4/1782 and had children.
A. Thomas 25.3.1782
B. Jane 26.12.1786
C. Martha 24.4.1788
D. Maria 16.12.1790
E. Mary 4.12.1792
E1. John 1795 - died 21/1/71
F. Richard 26.2.1798
G. Will 24.12.1801 - married 26/7/1828 Sarah PIGOTT - died 10/4/1867
H. Elizabeth 7.11.1803
I. George 5.1.1806 - married 1831 Eliza BUDD.
J. Harriett 11.5.1807
Eli TAYLOR married Ann and had among other children Mrs Richard FULLICK p.322 and Mrs George LEMON p.355.
9.7.1826 Daniel TAYLOR formerly coachman to Mr ALLEN [so told in 1894] Inf: GAMBLEN.
William TAYLOR (G) married Sarah PIGGOTT and had among other children Dan TAYLOR (23/9/1835) p.402 and Harriett TAYLOR (12/2/1832) p.402. Inf: GAMBLEN.
See more detail p.1557.

p.404 JETTON John (1814-95) and Dinah or Diana (1804-81).
Old people living at Whitmore Bottom. She much older than he, and complaintful.
Met Mrs Dec 1872 at Greyshott [Grayshott], had taken sewing to "the Lodge"; meaning perhaps Mrs WOODTHORPE's. Frightened of WOODTHORPE's dog. - Saw her afterwards when she stood in her own door, and said cold affected her. So did not go in. He was mending step. Tea was laid [3 o'clock].
They rebuilt the house in 1871.
She has plenty to say for herself; has been a seamstress; but makes out she is grand needlewoman. Said that enclosing the common was the first stroke of a famine. Wishes for Books of Travel or Mrs SHIPTON's prophecies.
This her third ? husband.
By 1st MATTHEWS (see Pedigree of Matthews p.1864) p.405 and a daughter.
By 2nd one son living.
By 3rd No children? She is not married to Jetton. Census 1881
He is gardener both to Mr WOODTHORPE, Greyshott House, and Mr HAHN, the [Headley] Grange.
In April 19 1880, she said that she had a recipe given her a while ago for her complaint ("Erysipelas between the skins" she called it). - On reference to the recipe it was found dated 1815. "Ah! she said I've been failing a long time" - Humbug! -
His name was found to be John by his Parliament Claim 1880.

p.405 MATTHEWS Henry (né 15/5/1831) (called 'Long Canada') and Mary A (LOADER) (née 22 Feb 1830) and children.
Live in centre Whitmore Bottom. MATTHEWS pedigree p.1864.
He son of Mrs JETTON (p.404) by prev. husband.
Mrs a servant in London married a policeman. When 1st went to London had to go by stagecoach.
Got his discharge from ill-health (?).
She came from Blackwater. Works a deal at Mr WOODTHORPE's.
On March 14 1873 saw Elizabeth, Annie, Ellen. "3 nice children, go to school at Hindhead." "But too snowy on March 14 1873."
2nd daughter Elizabeth: ½ ish - dull.
Wants her 1882 to enter in Club.
Petition for house April 1883.
Nephew to John MATTHEWS (632) and Mrs BENNETT (634) & grievance 1912 that money left for his apprenticeship and never so used. Nephew also of a Churt Farmer.
1858 Mary Anne
1861 Elizabeth: dull
1863 William: Died Aug 1905 leaving girl of 15 and 5 others at Kingston
1866 Annie married to soldier Robert NICHOLSON - he served 21 years and is pensioned in 1907 - a shoeing smith - died 1912.
1868 Ellen married to soldier James WALKER, and died in India in childbirth August 1899. Her 1st child died at 11 months; then her second was brought to England Xmas 1898 and name is Nellie May WALKER - in charge of her aunt Annie, & 1914 with grandmother.
1874 Edward George (a soldier) See p.406.
This list right in 1881.

p.406 WHITE George and wife.
Live now (April 1881) at [crossed out=> Hollywater] Deadwater [crossed out=> behind Windsor Pond. Came there in 1879. 1881 in new cottage below ALDERTON's] .
His native place is Southampton; but he has not been there since about 1870; when he went to Texas. He was there 2 years but was obliged to come home owing to his wife's health. It was too warm. - "Are things dear in Texas?" "Dear? no cheap; meat 5 cents a pound; bread 5 cents a loaf; everything was 5 cents, even a single apple, because they had no smaller money, nothing but greenbacks; - you get specie in some other parts but not in Texas."
Then he came to London, settled at Wimbledon, where the owner (Tom MARSHALL's nephew) of the cottage lives. [Crossed out=>with him lodger]

p.406 MATTHEWS Edward George and wife Jenny (died 27.2.1927).
Son of Henry p.405 arriving Nov 1908 to Whitmore.
She invalided, no family
Married 1902. She rheumatic and indigestion - has been an iron-er.

p.406 NICHOLSON né 1866 Robert and Annie (MATTHEWS, née 1866) and Nellie M WALKER (née 1898)
Sister to above. See p.405.
Now (1912) in Hammer Lane.

p.407 HACK James and Sarah (BARKER)
[crossed out=> Single man living with White].
Live in Fuller's Bottom.
She daughter of Charles BARKER. Formerly housemaid at the Oaks.
Entered also on p.537.

p.408 SMITH Henry and Elizabeth (MATTHEWS)
Live at Standford. Old man. Mrs Elizabeth SMITH died March 1880 aged 82.
She told me 27/12/1873 she had rheumatics in head. I called to ask where William BARNETT lived.
With them (Mar 1880) lived married daughter (Jane see p.409).
They were married 26/4/1830 [Henry SMITH to Elizabeth MATTHEWS] and had children:-
Henry 14/11/1830 - Came 16/6/1886 for Baptism Certificate - charged 1/1. Like the old Lord Shaftesbury.
John 21/7/1833
Mary 3/5/1835
Will 12/1/1840
Jane 2/6/1844 married 26/9/1868 to James SUTTON (p.409).

p.409 SUTTON James and Jane (née SMITH, b. 2 Jun 1844) and children (James 1869 and George 1873) - married 26 Sep 1868
[Joyce STEVENS's gran's brother]
Live Mar 1880 at Standford with her father. (Information SPEAKMAN).
She daughter of Henry SMITH p.408
He son of William SUTTON (late Robin Hood) p.377 brother to TILBURY's wife; also to p.511.
The boy James should have had the prize which was given by mistake to James of Hollywater.
Cuttings: James (aged 17, labourer, April 1887) set fire to common belonging to Sir Arch. MACDONALD. Bound prisoner and grandfather each in £20 for his appearance. Mr WARREN gave him an excellent character. Had seen him in church that evening. A memorial of 100 signatures spoke well of him. (He spent 3 days in prison). Started by putting a lighted candle in the forge. Burning off the furze and gorse promotes feed for turned-out cattle and charred faggots for fuel.

p.410 COOMBES Edward and Harriett HARRIS (1/9/1828) and children.
Live at Barleymow. Broomsquire - and works a little ground. Best Brooms we have found, and cheapest: the birch brooms being 3/- a dozen.
Went there July 2 1873 with Don.
Brother to William (512) Peter (220) and to Mrs Charles FYFIELD (347) Mrs Robert BURROW (432).
He died 30 Sep 1899.
She sister to [arrow pointing NE]. Parent to p.422 and p.180.
Paper for house Nov 1884.
[Her connection with HARRIS is on p.163]
His assault by Henry COURTENAGE see p.530.
They were married 1851; and have had children.
Rose 3/10/1852 - Mrs William SHRUBB
Harriett 16/4/1854
William 12/10/1856 - married Tryphena COVE (p.180)
Edward 17/10/1858 - married M A BURROWS (p.809)
James 9/10/1862
Hannah Elizabeth 2/7/1865 - married George SWAIN, thatcher, 30.5.1885
Jane 6/3/1868 - ?same as (Greek alpha) 110 - Mrs BEAVIS in 1915 née 27.9.1867
Ellen 6/3/1870 - Mrs ACREMAN (m. 26.12.1899 to Reginald Daniel ACREMAN, 24, groom, of Bexley, Kent)
Martha 2/6/1872 - Mrs George COOMBES (m. 26.12.1899, same day as Ellen above).
Cutting (Summary): Jan 1887 Edward COOMBS of Headley summoned to show why he should not be bound over to keep the peace towards Mrs Charlotte COURTENAGE; case dismissed.

p.411 WINTER or HARRIS James.
Lives with sister at Barleymow Hill. "Proper name is HARRIS."

p.412 HOARE Hori and Amelia.
Live at Hollywater (where [Crossed out=>George COURTENAGE Mark SMITH lived).
No longer (1880) at Hollywater.
Cutting (Summary): Amelia HOARE charged with using language calculated to cause a breach of the peace towards Jane De Savor IRWIN; case dismissed.

p.413 STACEY George and Gabriela (BENNETT) and family.
Live at Hollywater north of Gospel Room other side of road.
He a shoemaker. Out on 15/8/1872 when I called.
In SIMCOCKES' list her Christian name is Satanella!
She away 11.11.1884. Rather good looking girl at home.
1858 Whitmore.
Ellen BENNETT [?Eleanor] born 1/6/1866.

p.414 CANNINGS [CANNONS in 1881 census] William born 23.5.1823 and Sally (OLIVER) and family.
Sally [Crossed out=> born 28.7.1823] told me 1903 born 28.1.1822, baptised at Harting 17.8.1823, illegitimate daughter of Hannah - died in Bramshott and then buried July 1913. See p.416.
Live at Hollywater, close to Mark SMITH's or late BENHAM's with 1 son and several daughters [Inf: SPEAKMAN Apr 1880]
Jane banned at Blackmoor Apr 1880 to William KEMP (see p.660)
Parents to Mrs John CANE, p.415 opposite.
Met Mr and Mrs CAMPBELL on the snowy day 22/1/1881 said "Like to see Minister out."
Parents to Mrs KINSHOTT p.542.
Sister to Mrs John TUCKEY who died 1870 in childbirth.
Mrs CANNINGS born before the mother's marriage. See p.1010.
She came 8.11.1880 to beg for clothes for son William "unwilling to apply to parish." Been a cripple for some 15 years; born about 1853 - see p.176.
Worked too hard in the great fire and his back worked out.
Edwin 1846 Edwin CANNONS [GRO index]
William 1851 [1881 census]
Matilda
Emily 1855 see p.415
Walter 1858 [1881 census]
Mary Jane 1860 married Apr 1880 to William KEMP see p.660
They like CANNINGS or CANNING better than CANNONS.
A grandson on p.1934.
Unless he happened to have taken out all his money at the mill shop he'd as soon face the devil as "young George" when he had to be paid. "Can't bear to part with a 6d."
Mrs PARSONS (Selborne vicar's wife) told her that bishops were nearest to God, parsons next "Oh! I shall come a long way down, mum."

p.415 CANE John HARDING (now CAINE) and Emily (CANNINGS) died March '37 and child*.
She registered at Selborne as Harriet CANNON née 15.2.1855 - see p.416.
Young people living at Lindford Chase. Occupy both houses by style.
Owners? of the HARDING property or it will come to him at death of mother p.241.
She daughter of the CANNONS of Hollywater (p.414 opposite)
Son of Mrs BARNETT (Deadwater) p.241.
Sister to Mrs William KEMP (Chase) p.666
Parents to Mrs CLAY p.1617 & to Mrs BLOWEN (Harriett) & to Mrs Polly Anne RUSSELL p.2076.
Married by me Aug 3rd 1878.
* Walter bapt 1.12.1878 - see p. 1253.
Their child (son) born 3.9.1885 - not christened July 1885
[hidden by cutting] born 9.3.1886 - not christened Aug 1886.
Cutting: About Walter CAINE having his watch stolen.
Letter (in full): The School, Monday 2.2.1887
Revd Sir, You may have a visit from a Mrs CANE of Linford [Lindford], to tell you something about a note I sent to her, complaining of the dirty condition of Walter CANE. I have no doubt she will tell you he was perfectly clean. Had he been so, the other children would not have complained, and I should not have separated him from the rest of the class.

p.416 Certificate I got 1923 from Somerset House for Mrs CANE p.415 daughter of p.414.
Harriett daughter of William CANNON and Sally CANNON (née OLIVER) born at Selborne 15.2.1855.

p.416 BOXALL Luke - lives at end house at Hollywater. Came from Conford. Inf Celia SMITH 12.4.1880.

p.417 ELSTONE John and Jane (CHANDLER) and family.
Live at Hollywater. Used to keep the beer house, then went into Blackmoor, and have now (1880) ret.
Special grievance 7.8.1872 - WARREN's shop.
Parents to Mrs SPARKS p.544.
She is housekeeper 1884 to BARTHOLEMEW p.103. She daughter to West's Charity (p.629) and sister to a Mrs ELSTONE of Conford (2 sisters and two brothers with whom old CHANDLER going to live 1885?).
He April 1880 a little man with spectacles, decent face. Father to Mrs PAGE p.860.
He died Alton Union (cancer near eye) 22.1.1895 [very feint]
Daughter Louisa Emily, 27, marr. 12.7.1896 John TAYLOR, 34, coachman of Curdridge.
? Daughter Adelaide Elizabeth, 32, marr. 11.4.1898 George ALBERY, 33, bricklayer of Liss.

p.418 BERRY and daughter. Live at White Hill [Crossed out=>Bank of England]
An Irishman formerly at Hollywater, then at Fuller's Bottom. Clara the daughter (born 1866) is now 1880 a servant to Mrs WINDUS.

p.419 BLACKMAN Andrew (born 4.1.1843) and Daisy (HILL) (née 29 Jan 1846 or 1847, Lucy in Marr Reg & 1911 census) and family.
Live near old Red Lion at Deadwater Bridge. Children attend Mrs ALLEN's school.
Son of old Mrs BLACKMAN p.270 who now 1881 lives with him.
Brother to George p.273, and to Mrs Aaron WOODS (p.272) and to Mrs HEATHER (p.271). See pedigree p.822.
Married 4/3/1866.
1867 John married 1904 Widow FOARD and died 1937
1869 Tom
1870 Mary married 1889 John WEEKS p.1369
1873 Fred banned 1895 to Eliz. GEARY
1875 William died at Bloemfontein of Enteric 22.5.1900
1880 Harry

p.420 WHITING William (18.3.1853) and Annis (17.3.1850) (LEMON née 21.2.1850).
Live at Lindford Chase (where old George BURROWS did).
Son of Standford WHITINGs p.370
Brother to Fred p.426.
Married by me 28/11/1874 and all children now left are:
1875 Alice (4.4.1875)
1877 Fred
1884 Charles
Agnes' fiancé is DOUGLAS p.1744.

p.421 WOODGER and family.
Live in Stream Farm House. Came 1875 from Sir Archibald's to Moore House.
Old special grievance (Inf CAPES) couldn't go to church because of Sir Archibald's arrangements about milking.
Boy George (b 1871) made 391 attendances in 1879 and then left, he goes to Churt school.
Went away Michaelmas 1880 when CHALCRAFT gave up.

p.422 SHRUBB William and Rose (COOMBES) and children.
Young people living at Hilland. Up to 1879 lived next his mother, widow SHRUBB (p.423).
Child Harriett obliged 1881 to go away for health.
She daughter of Edward COOMBES p.410; sister to William COOMBES p.180.
She died aged 37.
He died at [crossed out=>sons] daughter's at Haslemere Nov 1927 accidentally gas poisoned.
Children:
Harriett 26/12/1875
Henry James 6/4/1879
Rose 10/12/1880 - Mrs MOOREY and Mrs SAUL p.1370
Ellen 1/4/1884
Frederick 3/10/1885 - see p.1953
William 22/5/1888 - killed 1916

p.423 SHRUBB widow Mary (née WHITE late DAWES, baptised at Kingsley 2.3.1817) and son George 25/12/1854.
Lives in Lindford Lane.
Blanket white from COOMBES' on Dec 31 1873.
Her first husband died of small pox in Alton Pest House. Buried at Alton. They then lived at Binsted; this in 1835.
She then came to Headley; was "single" 7yrs and then 16/10/1842 she married Will SHRUBB and had children.
[She sister to Mrs COVER p.573 Aunt to Mrs BELTON]
Her father and mother and all her family (except herself and her sister Mrs COVER) went to America about 1845, and are there still as small farmers (1880), old WHITE being still alive.
She born Oakhanger or Kingsley. See p.503
Sarah Ann 2/4/1843
Elizabeth 15/6/1845 - married 1862 to George ROBINSON who was transported
William 3/8/1847 - see p.422
*Mary 15/2/1852 [crossed out=> married] banned 1872 to Thomas CHIVERTON.
George 25/12/1854
Of the 2 children by 1st husband; one died 2½ yrs old the other 4 yrs old.
*[Written at bottom on previous page] [Mary] Left home for service in London, then to America, then back and married Atwell YORKE of Melton Mowbray at St James the Great, Bethnal Green. He went to sea and was lost - then Easter 1888 married Tom BARTLETT at St John's, Walworth Road. Address Mrs BARTLETT, 5 Little Mount Street, Camberwell Gate, Walworth Road, London.

p.424 SPEAKMAN William and Elizabeth and son William Henry.
Parish clerk and assistant overseer.
Lives in the village, opposite Mr KNIGHT. Was formerly the Postmaster.
W.J.'s dog-fining case. See p.612.
Cutting (Summary): Jul/Aug 1890: William SPEAKMAN tried to commit suicide - cut his throat and jumped in the river at Godalming. A note was found on him that he preferred death to dishonour. His son promised to look after him.
Connection with Foresters p.535.
Engaged to be married 1886 to Miss KELSLEY [not sure who is]
Family pedigree drawn.

p.425 HEATHER William (10/11/1816) and Emma GROVE (1820) and family.
Live on Barley Mow Hill. Excellent church people. Boys in choir.
She cousin to Widow BURROWS p.564 and to David GROVE p.283 (Inf herself).
Mother to Arthur p.559, Harry p.156. Sister to Mrs LEGG p.1038.
Said to be father of Fred COOMBES p.254.
Aunt to Mrs John HOLDEN p.1372.
They were married 2/4/1848.
Arthur 2/9/1849 - see p.559
Jane 18/3/1851
John James 22/1/1854 - probably a "William" buried 7.2.1856. Mrs Harry told me 1924 that there was a William who died, and she had never heard of a John James.
Emily 4/5/1856
Mary Anne 31/10/1858
Harry 20/1/1861 - married WINDIBANK see p.156
William 27/12/1863
Walter 3/2/1867
Albert Ernest 5/6/1870

p.426 WHITING Fred (24/4/1855) and Mary Ann (GLAYSHER).
Live [crossed out=>in Lindford Lane next Widow SHRUBB] (Inf Wid SHRUBB) [crossed out=>gone to White Hill] now at Lindford Chase.
He son of Standford WHITING p.370. Brother to William p.420.
She daughter of Spider GLAYSHER p.379 & applying 1928 (5 April) for OAP.
I did not marry them.
Sister to Mrs COOMBES (p.444) and Mrs George FOARD (p.2).
Have had all their children here christened.
2nd daughter (Harriett) m to Alf. LONGMAN p.987.
Eldest (Annie) m 1911 at Alton to a soldier
SEAGER [not sure who this refers to]
Nellie is Mrs BAXENDALE p.1908.
[crossed out=>Is this the WHITING now (next to Wm) in Lindf Chase]
SEAGER - living 1916 at 1 Arnold's
Parents to George WHITING - Hendon Road in 1922 - m. Jane PALMER - children baptised Sept 1923.

p.426 MALLETT - lodging 1916 with Mrs SEAGER.
Been organist in a Southampton church. Now 1916 playing at cinema.

p.427 MARSHALL Fred and Emma CRAY [CROY?] née HARRIS (4/10/1843) and children.
[Crossed out=>Live close to Barford Stream]
Gone to Frensham. She died in 1881 at Frensham. [Inf: Mrs COVER p.573]
She daughter of Mrs HARRIS p.449.
CRAY husband was a Sergeant Major R.E. He died suddenly at Aldershot and left her without pension.
Nice - she had nothing for support, and had 2 children, so married DYER's man MARSHALL.
Son of Mrs ALDRED p.528 by John MOSS who had Elizabeth COOMBES in child at the same time, and married the latter,
By Somerset House in 1925: William Rob CRAY was born 8.1.1867 and baptised son of William and Emma CRAY (formerly GLAYSHER) R E and this agrees with Mr Harbon List.
By first husband (CRAY):-
1867 William Robert CRAY
1871 Martha CRAY - born Aldershot. In service 1912 at Kelvedon Rectory Brentwood.
She married Fred MARSHALL March 1874 - probably still alive in 1902. Got into trouble over some goods belonging to the military.
1874 Alice MARSHALL
1876 Ellen MARSHALL - buried 30/12/1876
1877 George MARSHALL
- only these 3

p.428 GROVER John and Mary Ann (COOMBES) and children*.
Live at house [crossed out=>above Sleaford Turnpike, north end] at Baigents. Rt Feb 1881.
Daughter of Peter COOMBES p.220.
Sister to Mrs Mark FULLICK p.221, James COOMBES p.219.
He brother to Mrs HEATHER ("Kate G") p.559 and to late Mrs WEEKES p.514 and to Charles GROVER p.1218.
Their infant daughter (Louisa 9 months) buried Nov 1885 in same grave with grandmother Louisa GROVER p.559.
Working 1887 for Mrs KINGDON and dismissed in Autumn. "Tipsy and cheeky" 'tis said - "I needn't work for you" Very well, go in a fortnight.
*George B COOMBES 1879
- married 24.1.1880
Albert né 3.9.1880 - bapt 3.10.1880
William né 14.4.1883 - bapt 3.6.1883 - see p.429
Louisa née 15.1.1885 - bapt 8.2.1885 - died 1885
James and Fred (twins) né 24.4.1886 - bapt 16.5.1886
Alfred né 4.10.1887 - bapt 26.2.1888
Frank né 14.4.1890
Temporarily (June 1882) lives with them her father Peter (but not her mother).

p.429 WHITING live at home above Sleaford Turnpike, south end. Formerly at Hollywater, then at Fullers Bottom (see p.48 of old book).

p.429 GROVER William né 14.4.1883 & … & 1 girl née 1903 (if same as p.1593 this is Mabel conf.? Kingsley 1917).
Son of see p.428. At Barford 1906 Come to Simmonstone
[crossed out=>may be] Is same as p.1593.

p.430 CULVER T & … & family.
Live at house on Common by Trottsford west end.
Saw them April 15 1880. Considerable family. Children attend Kingsley school. Inf: WALSH. "I wish you joy of them" said WALSH.
Jane
Fred
Sam

p.431 GARDINER Jesse and Lucy (BURROWS) and children*.
Live at house on Common by Trottsford east end.
She daughter of Robert BURROWS p.432, niece of Mrs Charles FYFIELD p.347 and sister to Mrs Charles BARKER (319), to Fred BURROWS (391) and to Mrs George WARNER (350).
He a Kingsley man. Brother to George at New Inn p.554.
Three children in 1882, so entered in CC [Clothing Club] Xmas 1882.
*Married by me November 4 1877.
William George
1880 Fred
1882 Mary Anne

p.432 BURROWS Robert (1816*) and Mary Anne (COOMBES).
Live in Parish House Bottom at the house with the clipt trees.
She sister to Mrs Charles FYFIELD p.347 and to William (512), Peter (220), Edward (410) Parents as below.
Met her 12/2/1878 at son's, p.391. She had son's first wife's children after their mother died.
Brother to William (230), James (228) and Mrs BELTON 1st husband (224) and Mrs Caroline MARSHALL (435).
A sister of hers married John BRAMBLEY baptized 17.6.1827 and 1883 there lives with them their nephew James MOORE (see p.347).
They were married 3/11/1839 and had children:
James 5/4/1840 - (see p.104)
Fred 30/10/1842 - see p.391
Ellen 17/8/1845 - see p.319 (Mrs Charles BARKER)
Harriett 18/6/1848
Elizabeth 23/2/1851 - see p.350 (Mrs WARREN)
William 24/4/1853 - buried 23/11/1862
Lucy 6/1/1856 - see p.431 (Mrs Jesse GARDINER)
Sarah 1858 - p.434 (Mrs STILBY)
House bought by a Mr MAYNARD whose son (p.1239) came 1896 to live in it after death of Mrs BURROWS.
*In between George 13.12.1813 and Caroline 23.8.1816, I looked 4.5.1907 for Baptism at Frensham but it is not there.

p.433 GAUNTLETT William (5/1/1833) and Louisa (MOORE) and son Andrew.
Live at Pickett's Hill under Mr WATTS further cottage.
She subject to rheumatics as she informed Mr CAMPBELL and myself on 16/4/1880.
Have been on Pickett's Hill farm 25(?) years and in present cottages since they were built in 1870.
Son Andrew now 1880 working on Stream Farm.
She does not understand red: int: in Clothing Club.
She daughter of the MOOREs of Parish Houses p.396, sister to late Mrs Charles MARSHALL p.696.
Brother to Henry p.678 and p.644. As good & bible loving as Harry [arrow to brother Henry] audacious.
They were married 26/12/1857, and had children:
Andrew 21/4/1858 - married to E E COOMBES see p.499
Kate Adeline 11/11/1860 - Mrs Arthur HASLOP died at Carlisle June 1907 after 3½ yrs illness.
Will 27/12/1863 - married Lucy GLAYSHER in 1893 and lived here for some years and now at Lindford.

p.434 PINK John and Anne.
Old couple living at Hollywater. "Old man, (Poor man) near 70." [This in 1872].
Brother to Mrs EGGAR p.309 [Crossed out=>that used to keep Standford post office. Uncle to the wife of SMITH the Headley Postmaster in 1879].
"The young folks will come in for money."
They both died Xmas 1884. John EGGAR buried him; but (tho' he followed her) he allowed it to be a pauper funeral.
Her great uncle was John CHALCRAFT of Stream.

p.434 STUBBS Charles Joseph Martin and Sarah (BURROWS).
Married 6.5.1878 and sent for certificate for Post Office purposes 11.8.1921.
He in marriage son of George ARNELL and with Charles only as Christian name.
Certificate sent for as Sarah BORROWS. She daughter of p.432.

p.435 MARSHALL Caroline née BURROWS.
Used to keep the Wheatsheaf Inn. Lives in Parish Houses.
Married to Richard MARSHALL 6/10/1838; he died in 1879. The last act of the old man (or nearly the last) was to vote BETTESWORTH and LAVERTY as guardians in opposition to W H CHALCRAFT and Andrew WARREN.
He was brother to ?Mrs MESSINGHAM p.352 and to Tom MARSHALL p.504.
She sister to Robert BURROWS (432) and William (230) and James (228) and Mrs BELTON's 1st husband (224) - see BURROWS pedigree p.493 - and to Mrs WAKELING p.1312.
Grandmother to Mrs "Bob" BLANCHARD (p.171).
Has had children:
George 27/10/1839 - father to p.171 - left Headley in 1857.
Charles 20/10/1842 - see p.696
William 30/11/1844 - buried 29/4/1847
Jane 21/2/1847 - see p.653
Samuel 22/7/1849
Thomas [age 21 in 1871 census]
Harriett 11/5/1856 - see p.436. Mrs DOPSON
On the disgraceful opening night of the Club (p.72) Mr M remarked "if he" (ie Mr WRIGHT) "had divided it" (ie the £10) "out among a lot of poor old critters that wd have been a lending to the Lord; - this I call a lending to the Devil."

p.436 DOPSON Arthur Edward* and Harriett (MARSHALL) 11/5/1856 and children.
He baptised Farnham 23.3.1851 (né 11.2.1851). Son of William (a farmer) and Jane (formerly SMITH). Brother to Newman p.1171. *Name as shown by certificate from Somerset House received in Feb 1921. He died Dec 16 1933 aged 82.
Live in [Crossed out=>Fullers Bottom] Parish House Bottom.
She daughter of Wheatsheaf MARSHALL p.435. Afflicted child Caroline died March 14 1884. Came to me to countersign doctor's certificate for the witness.
1875 William
1877 Caroline - 1/4/1877 - died 1884 [see above]
1878 Mary - 6/10/1878 - married Henry Edward Richard ROGERS Sergeant Instructor Hampshires. Died of Trench Fever 7.7.1916 in Mesopotamia aged 32 yrs. She afterwards married William HAYDEN son of John p.67.
1880 James - 28/3/1880 - m. 20.4.1901 Ellen MARSHALL

p.436 Letter (in full): Ashdell, Alton, Hants - Jany 10 1882
Dear Mr Laverty,
In reply to yours we sold the Brewery nearly 5 years ago. So I have had nothing to do with it nor any of its houses since. I am sorry to hear there is any cause of complaint. I have handed your letter to "Crowley and co" our successors and have no doubt but that they will give it every attention for they must be anxious that all their houses should be kept in a tidy and respectable manner. I am very sorry not to have the pleasure of meeting you at the Board of Guardians now.
Sir, yours faithfully,
J W Crowley.
[Not sure how this letter is relevant to surrounding names?]

p.437 LAILEY George and Lucy (KEMP) and children.
Live at Lindford. Is a wood dealer. Came from Newbury. Came in 1863? for a job in these parts. Saw wife and so came ultimately to live here. Doing pretty well. Came here after 1870.
Is a great Dissenter. Children are unbaptized; Helped a [burial] service over one (Charles Spurgeon) in 1877. SIMCOCKES who conducted it pitched into them ? at the gate of the churchyard. However afterwards I only charged ½ fee for the stone that he erected and he is now friendly and voted for me at the Guardians election in 1879. [I saw him when he came to pay Tithe in 1873.]
1869 Annie
1870 Jane
1872 George Luther
1873 John Calvin
1875 Charles Spurgeon - buried 13/4/1877
Cutting (Summary): The Lindford Bridge Water Case Again - George LAILEY was the defendant in a case heard before the Hampshire Summer Assizes in 1881 to determine how far the plaintiff (Mr PETERS) had a right to "pen back" the waters of the River Wey at Lindford so that they flooded the defendant's land. Unlike the plaintiff, LAILEY was a man "in humble circumstances" with less than 8 acres of land. The court directed that the case should be referred to the Official Referee, but warned that the costs might be considerable. See p.532.
Cutting (Summary): By 1883, George LAILEY had spent so much (over £700) fighting and losing the "disastrous law suit" that an order for liquidation of his assets was made. LAILEY was committed for trial by Alton magistrates on a charge of selling a cow to his brother-in-law (Eli KEMP of Selborne) in an attempt to circumvent the order.

p.438 MARSHALL George born 20 Feb 1847 and Jane HACK born 25 Jan 1852 and child. Lived by the [Crossed out=>pond in the village] quarry. Brother to Sam p.654 and to Mrs James SMITH of Hearne p.307. Son of Mrs SHRUBB of Parish House Bottom by 1st husband p.331. She is the sister to Mrs James SMITH of Fullers Bottom p.332 (so that both he and she have a sister Mrs James SMITH). She sister to p.537.
With them living Easter 1886 girl COOPER from Greatham. More modern history on p.1241.
They were married 27/3/1869.
George Herbert born 29/9/1869 - buried 17/6/1871
[Crossed out line=>Sarah] [from a different family]
Charles Edward born 6/7/1872 - buried 28/11/1872
Harriett Mary born 14/9/1873 - buried 26/10/1874
James William born 1/6/1876
Frederick Lewis born 2/2/1879
Annie baptized 26/10/1880 - buried 8/4/1881
She died and he now (1890) lives unmarried with widow John SUTTON p.12.
In 1893 married to a daughter of John ROOKE p.348 (who had been a moln) and see p.340.

p.439 GILBERT Robert & Ellen & children.
Policeman (1880) living in Headley Street. Succeeded Daniel MOSS at the end of 1879. After a time went away, and LEGG came. Then GILBERT returned, finally retiring from the force in Spring 1892. [In Headley in 1881 & 1891 censuses]
1869 Alice
1875 Charles
Cutting (Summary): Report of a fancy dress ball held in the school room in February 1896. Many names, including GILBERT, with descriptions of costumes. There were 26 dances and refreshments were provided by the Holly Bush. This "most agreeable event" ended an hour or two before dawn with the National Anthem.
Aunt Edith (SUTER) helped to decorate the schoolroom for the fancy-dress ball. Windows draped in pink muslin tied with ribbon and illuminated with fairy lights. Aunt Edith was dressed as Little Red Riding Hood. [Joyce Stevens]

p.440 AYLWIN Edwin? & Mary & grandson Freddy WHITE (b. 1872).
The Independent Minister of Headley Chapel. A nice old man.
Freddy WHITE is a comical one. Said he "Do you know how many lamps we've got in the chapel?" - "Seven - and sometimes they're only seven people!"

p.441 TIPPLER [TIPLER in 1881 census] Frederick & … & 2 children.
The coachman to General PARISH at The Oaks. Said not to altogether belie his name.
[Crossed out=>Now (1881) living at old Little School with p.491]
March 1882 in the middle Parish House.
1870 Arthur Charles
1872 Lydia

p.442 VINEY James Henry (b. 2 Nov 1831) & Charlotte (WHEELER b. 9.5.1837) & family.
Live on Beech Hill in a house which (except the four walls) he has built himself - he is a London cabinet maker. He came in 1868 "Slow work with the trees."
Parents to p.536, p.1080, p.1081 & p.1409.
John Henry - eldest son see p.536
1867 Charlotte - see p.1158
1871 Ernest? - [Ann VINEY in AD2012 says no evidence for an Ernest in the family]
1873 Kate [christened Elizabeth, always known as Kate]
1874 Ann - Mrs SELLARS p.1409
1877
Joyce Stevens comment: the names above do not tally with 1881 census.
1881 census has children as follows:—
William, 18
Joseph, 16
Charlotte, 13
Elizabeth, 8
Annie, 6
George, 3

p.443 COOMBES Thomas (b. 3/1/1813) and daughter.
Live in Headley Park. Oldish man, father to George COOMBES p.444.
See p.2030 for pedigree.
On 27/10/1839 he married Mary COOMBES who died 6/2/1865 of scarlet fever "when also others died" and by her he had children:
- Charlotte 18/4/1841 - had illegitimate child Anne Charlotte 6/10/1867
- Mary Anne 25/12/1846 - married 1868 to [two names overwritten]
- George 9/9/1849 - see p.444
- Jane 25/12/1851
- Frances Elizabeth 12/10/1856 - see p.499 - Mrs Andrew GAUNTLETT. Had illegitimate child Edith Annie baptized 21/6/1876, which was buried 2/8/1876. This by a soldier who deserted her.

p.444 COOMBES (COMBES) George and Elizabeth (HACK) and widow Harriett SOUCH p.379 (see p.189).
Live in Headley Park. Son of Thomas COOMBES p.443.
Mrs pleasant and of a good colour.
Had a child by a former curate of Headley, whom she calls after the curate (see p.445).
Daughter to HACKs p.207.
With them live Randall WATERS and Fred HILL (see p.445).
Pedigree p.2031.
They were married 5/10/1873.
He (1925) in Alton Union and had been (end of May 1925) 2 months in bed and died there August 1925.
I cannot find when she died. See p.1593.

p.445 HILL Frederick (born 1875).
A little boy living in Headley Park with George COOMBES p.444 [April 1880] Information: Mr FILLIMORE.

p.445 WATERS Randall (born 1870).
Illegitimate child of Mrs George COOMBES apparently by a former curate of Headley.
Mrs COOMBES drops the proper surname of COOMBES and calls the boy WATERS only. He was christened when seven years old on March 4, 1877. [In 1881 census with surname HACK]

p.446 HARRIS George (b. 31/3/1850) and Eleanor Maria (SMITH) and children.
Young people living in Whitmore Bottom in home where mother (see p.326) used to live. Came to the house Nov 1879. Nice tidy little woman.
Brother to William (née SMALL) p.115
Son of Widow HARRIS (now CANE) p.326 who now (1887) lives with them.
[Pedigree of HARRIS p.163]
Lodging with them (1881) is George SMALL see p.509.
They were married by BOYS 15/11/1873.
1875 Arthur George - see p.1318
[two died in between]
1880 Walter - christened at Churt
1883 Andrew - christened 25/2/1883 at Grayshott
Wife of George HARRIS 11.4.1886 of a son [Charlie? - 1891 census]
not churched or christened by Aug 11
Their son above broke 188? Into JETTON's house and ?destroyed a watch. In 1887 he got into law hands I believe ?for stealing.
Letter (in full): Headley Rectory, Liphook - Xmas 1884
George HARRIS of Whitmore Bottom, having lost a pig six months old asks for help towards the buying of a new one. He has four young children. Kind contributions may be given to the bearer or may be sent to the Rev W H LAVERTY.
List of names of contributors follows, including: W H LAVERTY (5/-), Edward WOODTHORPE (2/-), Mr PHILLIPS (1/-) and Edward I'ANSON (1/-)

p.447 STRUDWICK Edward and Rebecca and children.
Live at [Crossed out=>Cooks Farm] Elliott's Farm (Spring 1881), Barford.
Came there in March 1880, in answer to an advertisement. Complain that cottage was advertised as Good Cottage. (Special grievance). And that 11/6 a week {13/- minus rent} is not enough. He came from Guildford she from Midhurst. Talkative little woman, not unpleasant.
?1873 daughter Ada 1881 census
?1876 son Charles 1881 census
?1878 son Stephen 1881 census
Flora Amelia 20/2/1881 [b. 24 Dec 1880, Cook's farm, Barford]

p.448 HARRIS Charles (28/9/1845) & Jane Elizabeth (HOLDEN) (1854) & children.
Young people living in Whitmore Bottom. He works for Mr LANGDALE, a pleasant man.
She is daughter of a "widow HOLDEN" of Bramshott. Very pretty.
He son of a Daniel HARRIS p.223 (HARRIS pedigree is on p.162).
He got ill and now (1899) he is in the Union and she living at Fairview with a lodger, Jack BONE from Churt way.
He still (1906) in Union and she at Stone Hill her lodger being John ALDERSON.
- Jane Elizabeth 1874
- Charles George 6/6/1876 - m. 3.4.1899 to Emily BELTON (p.957)
- James Allen 2/6/1878
- William John 7/3/1880
Living here with illegitimate child baptized 1906 is Alice WEST.

p.449 HARRIS Widow Harriett [Crossed out=>& son]
Lives at Barford.
Mother to Mrs MARSHALL (CRAY) p.427. Pleasant. Used to go out nursing.
(For her HARRIS connection see p.163).
George dead 9 or 10 years (1902) at Churt and Mrs George HARRIS at Hyde Farm Churt.
She was 1st married (?in Bramshott) to … HOLT and had one and only one child Harriett HOLT who was buried aged 13 on 15/6/1842.
9.9.1831 at Frensham married to George HARRIS (who died 1861 aged 53) and had children:
Martha 25/2/1832 - Buried 23/1/1833
James 18/6/1833 - married Sarah ETHERINGTON and died at Puttenham before 1861: had 2 little girls who died one née 1856 other 1859.
Mary 26/11/1834 - buried 25/7/1835
John 9/9/1837 - buried 6/5/1838
Elizabeth 1/9/1837 - married see p.1135
William 11/10/1840 - see p.450 - married Fanny BOXALL 4/11/1873 at Bramshott
Thomas 4/10/1843 - buried 11/2/1844
Henry 4/10/1843 - the only one alive in 1902
Emma 4/10/1843 - see p.427 CRAY-MARSHALL
Jane 9/8/1846 - married James POTTER and died at Elstead 1888. Mr James POTTER is (1902) at Pitch Place, Elstead.

p.450 HARRIS. William & Fanny (BOXALL) & children.
Young people living at Barford
She formerly our laundress.
Lost her first baby and now (1880) has them rapidly
Privately christened Henry on 20/4/1880;
Sister to Mrs CANE p.364 and to Mrs PACEY p.521
Daughter of "BUDD of Starveacre" in Bramshott
[HARRIS pedigree is p.163]
[BOXALL pedigree is p.1284]
Daughter Ellen married ELLIOTT 12/9/1908 & at 14 Newport Road, Reading.
Children:
- 1874 Mary Ann 12/11/1874; buried 29/10/1875
- 1876 Harriet
… (For fuller list of children see p.452)
- 1880 Henry
[Transcribed from p.452 as referred above]
Children of William & Fanny HARRIS
- Mary Ann b. 11/11/1874; Died 1875
- Harriett b. 3/2/1876 - Mrs ROSEWARN (m. 23.6.1901 to John James ROSEWARN, 24, builder's clerk from Bryanston Square)
- Ellen b. 18/6/1877 - Mrs ELLIOTT
- George b. 16/9/1878 - m. Eleanor WHITE
- Henry b. 1880 - widower in 1913
- Emma b. 4/8/1882 - not married 1913
- Rose b. 1/11/1883 - Mrs PERRIN (Farnham)
- Jane b. 7/5/1885 - Mrs CHENNELL
- Kate* b. 3/4/1887 - not married 1913
- Alice b. 13/11/1889 - not married 1913
*BURRELL, a sailor, wants or wanted to marry Kate.

p.451 FISHER Sally (Sarah in 1881 census) ?1809 [born 23/12/1810] (not married)
Old woman living about in various places.
During 1879 she lived in Liphook with BATT, a sweep, who promised to marry her - she came to me 23 April 1880, to say that BATT had turned his back upon her, and would I help her to "get the law on him" - "Supposing anything had happened to me" she said [she is about 70].
She and her husband John FISHER [born about 1800] formerly lived at Deadwater and had a donkey and cart. At the end of 1878, he went into the Union and she lived about anywhere. It is a great question whether they were married. Afterwards she shared Mrs William CHANDLER's house. A very dirty old woman.
[Now 1881 lives at side of Geoffrey FULLICK (p.231) Lindford]
Aug 1881 at Fellmonger's.
1886 1887 with Tizzy TAYLOR p.133.
Husband (John) died in Union March 1879.
Had two sons:-
- 1846 George - married 1873 to Rosetta FORD. Killed in railway - see p.516
- Thomas died 1887 in Kingston Union Surrey (I wrote for his clothes).
[Transcribed from p.450]
Mrs FISHER is said to have "no parish now". As a fact she was born at "West shops" in "Fish Lane" near Bognor; and these west shops and that end of Fish Lane have been washed away by the sea. These were in the parish of Pagham, which (Sussex Directory 1874, p.2731) has lost 100 acres in the "last 20 years". Her name was ROBINSON, her father well-to-do on the sea; in 1874 there was still a Joseph ROBINSON, master mariner. Her brother owned a vessel.

p.452 BOILEAU Major General & Mrs & 4 children.
Live in KEMP's house on Deadwater Hill. Probably only temporary residents. One of the SUTTONs is their servant (p.377).
Have a large light perambulator on 4 wheels and a curious trap like a huge bath chair.
- 1874 (girl)
- 12/11/1878 (girl)

p.453 BEARD, Thomas John & Mrs Emily Georgina (TYACKE) - she born in Ireland, age 30 in 1881 census
Live at the Chestnuts 1879-1880.
She said (by Gen. PARISH) to have a brother, a colonel in India and another a colonel in England.
He is going to the Cape November 1880, and his mother coming to be with Mrs BEARD.
Rather incomprehensible people; have taken up with the William LANGRISHs.

p.454 GUILLAN (GUILLAM, GILLAN?) William & daughters, Agnes & Elizabeth in 1881 census
Live at Pound Cottage.
Formerly a London baker.
This his correct Christian and surname.

p.455 SMALE Madame
Just come (1880) to one of the wooden huts which have been erected at Grayshott.
Calls herself a teacher of English & French
Has no water, & report says that she has agreed for Mrs ROBINSON (p.280) to take her up '2 pailfuls twice a week'
- a second 'SMALE' at other wooden hut.

p.456 HAYDON Daniel & Emma (FAITHFUL) & family
Keeper of the Royal Exchange public house
He brother to the first Mrs GAMBLEN (p.457)
Visited him first time 20 Jan 1873.
A son a soldier home November 1888.
See p.581
John LAWES, p.652, attempted to Bann himself with Mercy H. without her knowledge January 1882.
- Alfred (p.669) elder son,
- George (p.8) 2nd son
- One of the girls is Mrs COURT p.1206.
- 1864 John - married 1884 to Eliza HEATHER (see p.67)
- 1867 Mercy
- 1870 James
- 1872 Ann Maria - in 1902 Mrs HICKMAN p.505
- 1876 Thomas (see p.1340)
- 1880 Lucy
- 1883 Arthur.

p.456 Press Cutting dated 8 Jan 1881: Nuisance Removal Act. Mr D HAYDEN, of Headley was summoned for creating a nuisance under the Nuisance Removal Act, but on his promising to abate and paying £1.1s the summons was dismissed.

p.456 Press Cutting dated Oct 1887: A LANDLADY CHARGED WITH DRUNKENESS.
Sarah HAYDON, wife of MR HAYDON of the "Royal Exchange Inn" Headley was charged with being drunk on licensed premises. Police Constable George LEGG stationed at Headley deposed that while on duty there on Oct 6, he in company with police constable WEDGE went to Royal Exchange Inn and asked to see the Landlord. He was told that he was at Appleshaw Fair. Witness then asked to see the Landlady. They went round there and found her stupefied with drink. She staggered towards the constables and when they said they should report her to the superintendent she offered them beer or other drink and asked them not to report her. PC Wedge stationed at Forest Side collaborated his comrades evidence and was certain the defendant was drunk. For the defence Jane BARNET deposed that she was doing needlework all that day for the defendant and was with her in the back room. The defendant was not drunk. She drank only tea with her dinner and refused to take a portion of witness' stout when offered to her. Annie HAYDON daughter of defendant deposed that she served the customers all day and her mother went about her usual work bringing wood and turf. No one could get drunk without witness knowing it. The defendant did not have any intoxicating drink and was quite sober. The bench in the face of the conflicting evidence thought it would be best to dismiss the case.

p.456 Press Cutting dated 15.6.1888: EDUCATION ACT
Daniel HAYDON of the "Royal Exchange" Inn, Lindford, Headley was charged with illegally employing his son who ought to be attending school. Mr MOODY school attendance officer proved that the boy was not at school for 4 months but the defendant being able to tell the bench that he had now sent his son to school, magistrates discharged him with a warning that next time he would be fined.

p.457 GAMBLEN George & Eliza (FULLICK) & family*
Live at Long Cross. Shoemaker.
She sister to Stephen GALE's late wife (p.238)
Father to p.458. Parents to p.459
So connected by 2nd wife with GALE; by 1st wife with BOXALL, HAYDON
See pedigree p.825
* By 1st wife Eliza HAYDON (married 28/12/1846) sister to p.456 Royal Exchange, and see p.274 BOXALL.
- Emily 4.8.1850, buried 1873
- Oscar 5.6.1853 - see p.458 and p.1385
This wife buried 5/1/1855.
By 2nd wife Eliza GALE (writing obliterated by news cutting)
- William 21/6/1857
- Henry 24/4/1859
- James 15/6/1862
- Eliza 7/5/1865 - p.1385.

p.457 Press Cutting dated July 1884: Headley - Forestry - Court "Forget-me-not," A O Foresters, held their second anniversary on Tuesday. The brethren assembled at their Court House, the "Holly Bush" Inn, at ten a.m. and formed into procession, headed by the brass band of H Company 1st Hants Volunteer (Alton), four of the officers of the Court being mounted. We noticed the last Secretary (Mr. W. SPEAKMAN, jun) representing "Bold Robin Hood", the two Bros. GAMBLEN as "Will Scarlet" and one of his "Merry Men", and another brother in a similar costume. Master LAVERTY (son of the worthy Vicar) and Master ROGERS (son of the Treasurer) were also mounted on their ponies. These were followed by two beautiful banners, and the juvenile members in a carriage, under the care of Brother ROGERS attired as "Little John" …

p.457 Press Cutting dated July 1887: Headley.
There will be Jubilee festivities on Coronation Day in connection with the Foresters Fete. Tea will be given all day and Sunday school children living in the parish and to all the old people. Jubilee medals will be given to all the children and there will be a bonfire in the evening. The Jubilee service will be held in Headley Church on Sunday 26th when Mr & Madame PATEY will assist. Hymn books for the use of the poor and strangers are being placed in the church. Mr I'ANSON gives the hymn books, Mr WHITAKER is at the expense of the band, Mr WRIGHT of the old people's tea and Mr WOODTHORPE gives the Jubilee medals. Mr George GAMBLEN gives the poles for the bonfire.

p.457 Press Cutting dated Oct 1890: Headley - The Late Mr GAMBLEN
On Monday the remains of the late Mr George GAMBLEN were laid to rest in the parish churchyard in the presence of a large number of friends. The choir sang the hymn "For all thy saints who from thy labours rest" (BARNABY) and "Vital spark" (HARWOOD) and the "Dead March" from "SAUL" were played by the organist (Mr C H BECK). The service was read by Rev. W H LAVERTY, MA, Rector.

p.458 GAMBLEN Oscar and Fanny (neé 21/5/1848) and child.
Live at Arford.
Son of p.457; see for connections
She formerly cook at Arford House (Mrs WINDUS)
Half brother to p.459 opposite.
Fanny died December 1931.
- George Valentine born 14 Feb 1875.

p.459 GAMBLEN William (21/6/1857) & Hannah Mary (KEMP)
Live at post office at Long Cross.
Son of p.457; see for connections
She formerly housemaid to us, and then nurse. Half brother to p.458 opposite.
His executorship p.309.
Her brother (at Blackmoor) died April 1828.

p.459 GAMBLEN Alonzo Arthur &
Married 29 Apr 1912 at Bramley Common & living at Long Cross.
Postman, son of above.

p.459 Press Cutting (undated, but c.1933): Saw 2,000 Baptisms
From our own correspondent,
Headley Hants, Friday
Mr William GAMBLEN who has been connected with All Saints Church here for 60 years as chorister and Parish Clerk has participated in 1,000 marriages, 2,000 baptisms and 1,500 burials.
He is retiring from his office of Parish Clerk and village Postmaster at the age of 76 and the office of Parish Clerk now becomes extinct.

p.459 Page from parish magazine of August 1935 relating to a gift for the retirement of William GAMBLEN signed by J S TUDOR-JONES, Rector, G A McANDREW, H R CHUCK, R G HOOPER

p.459 Press cutting: A very great man of Headley - Nov 1935. Presentation to Mr William GAMBLEN

p.459 Long Press cutting dated 17 Jan 1942: Death of Mr William GAMBLEN - A Proud record. He could remember a time when if a Headley parishioner died in Alton Union, inmates dressed in white smocks walked beside the remains to Headley and after acting as bearers were given refreshments at the Rectory. After a short rest they then walked back. (16 miles in all)

p.459 Loose page: (List of Rectors)
Headley Parish
Francis COX - resigned 1597 - Patron not given (till BEEBY)
William COX - Sept 19 1596
William COX - June 30, 1626
Averie TOMSON - Jan 16, 1631
John BEEBY - Dec, 4, 1670 - Queen's College (to end)
William SYMPSON - Feb 7, 1673
William ROOKE - Aug 17, 1695
Robert RAILTON - Jul 3, 1717
George HOLME - Dec 24, 1718
William SEWELL - Oct 19, 1765
Henry SMITH - Jan 15, 1801
Robert DICKINSON - Oct 2, 1818
Robert DICKINSON - (again) Oct 19, 1822
James BALLANTINE DYKES - April 4, 1848
This certainly bears out your statement (signature)

p.460 STILLWELL Thomas.
Single man living (Oct 1880) with stepfather p.223.
But often "comes in to tea, and then goes off till next morning, lying about with the BELTONs" see p.523.
He is a pensioner see p.222.
Now married to Eliza HOARE (neé MORLEY) see p.217.
[with them 1885 lives Mahabath WOODS]
He is older than John (p.…) and is a love child (therefore STILLWELL). John is really JETTON.
In 1889 she died away in some workhouse (?Haslewitch …) near London.
Her children by first husband are: one at Crondall School, the next at Petersfield. His child is with old people.

p.461 OUSE (or HOUSE) Herbert & family
Widower come Mich 1880 to Moore House.
She died Christmas 1879 (inform: MARSHALL p.201)
On 7.10.1880, daughter no.2 (with fringe) was looking over the wall. (Laura according to 1881 census)

p.462 COLE James & Sarah & Family
Live at Lindford Bridge where Charles FULLICK lived.
A mechanic. "Peculiar" in religion. Inf: SPEAKMAN
Used to work in a coal mine? Inf: SPEAKMAN
She aunt to William KEMP p.660.

p.463 POTTER Tom & Rachel (HOWICK)
Keep HOWICK's farm on Lindford Common
When married he was a 'gamekeeper'
On 25 Feb 1881 Bess, B and I met an idiotic-looking boy on Lindford Common Hill who said his name was Johnny POTTER - who is he? Really COLLYER (p.212)
Dau of HOWICK p.553.
Married by me 29 December 1874
- Kate Leah born 20.10.1875.

p.464 BEAVES Mr & Mrs (Henry & Elizabeth on 1881 census)
Come Michelmas 1880 to house behind WINDUS' pond.
Some of his friends at Southampton call themselves BEAVIS
A letter 17 Sep 1881 from Charles Gay ROBERTS, Collards, Haslemere, asking if he is a satisfactory tenant. Answered yes, letter on file.

p.465 UPPERTON James & Sarah (TRIGGS) (born 22/4/1830) 23/5/1830.
[Crossed out=>Keep the Bush Inn 1880] (there in 1881 census)
Live on Barley Mow Hill (ALDERTON's Cottage).
Formerly kept the Crown in the village.
He rather deaf.
She no doubt sister to p.466. and to Mrs A GAUNTLETT p.549
Before he took the Bush, the previous tenant had taken in a piece of my frontage at the north side of the Bush; I grumbled and had some correspondence with Mr HALL (the brewer at Alton) to whom the house belongs, the result being that to this day 1880 I am paid 10/- a year for the small garden.
Aunt to Mrs Fred GAUNTLETT p.948, who was married from Mrs UPPERTON's house in Parish House Bottom.
They were married 8.10/1849
See TRIGGS Pedigree p.1121.
She lived when little girl at Hollywater in Andrew WARREN's property (late BENHAM's) where CANNINGS now live. Her great grandmother TUCKEY also lived there; was a very early riser and Mrs TRIGGS had also to get up to see she didn't fall. Clearly Jane TUCKEY who died at Hollywater 1840, aged 92.

p.466 TRIGGS John (2/4/1823) & Anne (LANGFORD) (17/4/1825).
Live up Parish House Bottom in I'ANSON'S entrance new houses 1882.
He (no doubt) brother to Mrs UPPERTON (p.465).
He son of Matthew TRIGGS, transported in 1831 for his part in the Workhouse Riot.
They formerly lived (1875) in Headley Street.
Certain of Capt GULLY's children used to be looked after by them.
Capt GULLY lived at Passfield Farm House. He was the son of the prize-fighting MP.
Wife is sister to p.567, and is hysterically ill (very queer).
He NOT brother to George p.661.
They were married 12/10/1845 and had children:
- William b. 22/2/1846
- James b. 5/1/1851 (see p.467)
- Kate Elizabeth b. 12/9/1852. Mrs HALL ('Clara')
- Eva b. 1/1/1855 [mother to Agnes, and to Gordon p.536]
- Emmelina b. 16/1/1859 (Mrs VINEY) see p.536 [baptised in the Barn when it was fitted up for Service during the alterations in the Church - info from James LANGFORD, June 1896].
Convalescent Feb 1883 from severe anaemia and very irregular action of the heart, and ?ishfore to go to Eastbourne convalescent hospital for which I sent his certificate to R. Douglas POWELL Esq an M.D. 82 Margaret Street, Cavendish Square, W
[note to the side: at 10/- a week].

p.467 TRIGGS James (20/11/1850) & Emily (HORLOCK, b. 13/2/1850) & 1 child
Live up Parish House Bottom (previously lived with p.466 and in new houses)
He son to p.466, nephew to p.465 and p.567.
She came to me 29/10/1880 about C.C. [clothing club]
She sister to p.816 HORLOCK of Stream
Also sister to Rev. G HORLOCK, St Saviours, Southwark, and to James H (p.1406)
And in 1906 there lives with them a great niece Gladys Ethel HARRISON née 1/3/1900.
Pedigree of TRIGGS p.1231.
The transported Matthew p.1231.
They were married 19/5/1877 and had only Willie, born 13/4/1879 [William Langford TRIGGS, born 13.4.1879 - Langford after his paternal grandmother's maiden name - Inf: Ann VINEY]

p.467 MORSE … & wife
Young coachman at Belmont in 1903 to Brigade Major FITZCLARENCE.

p.468 COOMBES (COOMBS) John & Mary (CRAWT) 13/12/1840 & Family
Live at Whitmore Bottom (late CANE's house). (Formerly at Bulls Farm, Grayshott).
She sister to p.386, p.387, p.388, p.389.
Asked to enter Grayshott C.C. [clothing club] Christmas 1880.
Information as to age of children from Mrs CLARK.
She died and buried in Petersfield, early 1912 about the same time as her brother George.
They were banned in 1867. Lived out of the parish until 1880?
- 29/3/1868 - John bapt 3.5.1868
- 30/8/1870 - Mary Ann - ?m. 27.12.1897 to Charles Henry MANT, 24, of Stoke next Guildford
- 25/9/1872 - William
- 6/10/1874 - Henry
- 26/3/1876 - George - ?m. 26.12.1899 to Martha COOMBES (p.410)
- 2/5/1879 - James Edwin

p.469 BRAZINGTON Thomas George & Annie & 2* children
Mrs I'ANSON's gardener from Michaelmas 1880.
I privately baptised child, Alfred James, Nov 28, 1880; one day old - bur 4 Dec 1880 age 2 days, Grayshott Park Lodge.
*Other child George Henry, 1 year old in 1881 census.
Apparently nice little woman (as seen in bed).

p.470 HAWES Philip James & Jane & family
Gamekeeper (Mr Phillips) living at Bulls Farm
Child Miriam Elizabeth christened at Grayshott 5/12/1880 by Jenner HILLIER.
p.471 WARDEN Mrs Louisa (née QUINTON) & child (niece Ada Louise age 4 in 1881 census).
Sister to Mrs FILLMORE (see p.477) living Dec 1880 at School.
Been deserted by her husband.
The other three children are in a workhouse.

p.472 EADE Dick (Richard) & Elizabeth (MATTHEWS)
Lives now Xmas 1880 in new house on Deadwater Hill.
Son of John EADE p.209. Information Mrs CHANDLER p.296.
Grandson of MRS STACEY p.268.
I think still alive at Whitehill July 1914 & father to p.1614.

p.472 Press Cutting dated Feb 1890: ASSAULT - to do with Richard EADE of Whitehill assaulting William MATTHEWS* of Headley, his brother in law. *See p.686.

p.472 Press Cutting dated Sept 1890: PETTY SESSIONS, Tuesday. Alleged drunkenness on licensed premises. James DEWEY was charged with permitting drunkenness on his licensed premises, the Prince of Wales Inn, at Whitehill, Selborne, on October 17th. … It appeared that a man named EADE was noisy in the house, and excited on account of "rough music". The landlord and his wife deposed to the man's being quite sober, and to his being put out for making a noise just as Police-Constable KING was entering the house. After considering the case, the Bench decided to dismiss it; but the Chairman told the defendant that it ought to be a warning to him, as it had been a narrow escape.

p.473 KIRK & wife
Live (Christmas 1880) at KEMP's house, Deadwater Hill
Till recently (?Nov 1880) Blackmoor policeman. Suddenly dismissed.

p.474 HARDING Albert John (né 1840 as he told me July 1877) & Ann (BRIDGER) 18/2/1844, & family
Keep shop at Lindford opposite Royal Exchange.
She a daughter of p.589, sister to p.475
He most troublesome about tithe and rates (hidden under cutting)
Loves to defy all authorities: Thus 1880 summoned to provide water for some new cottages (at Farringdon) and even not providing it after being fined, and see again below in 1882 (below = multiple news cuttings).
A child born in 1884 and died at a month? old and buried in Mr H's piece of Woolmer enclosure* on 5/5/1884 in the presence of the Constable and Sergeant of police, Dan Wo??? (hidden under cutting) doing the sexton.
*about 250 paces south of the Bank of England corner.
Children listed but hidden by press cuttings other than the following:-
- 1870 Horatio Farringdon?
- Twin girls (Lily Ann & Rose Alberta, 6 months old in 1881 census).
Albert HARDING advertising secularist burial plots on his land 'in the forest.'

p.474 Press Cutting dated March 1884: DAMAGING A FENCE AT HEADLEY. John R HARDING of Lindford, Headley, charged Stephen BAKER and Selby BAKER With doing damage to his hedge at Headley, on or about February 8th. The case adjourned from last Petty Sessions for the production of additional evidence. The complainant valued the damage at £3. John BRITON, horse dealer, of Brockshead, said he was near the allotment of Mr HARDING, when he saw the two defendants and another man measuring the allotments which belonged to Mr HARDING. While witnesses was speaking to Stephen BAKER, Selby BAKER and another man broke down the hoop iron from the stakes, and removed them, and put them down for marks where they had been measuring. Witness saw Selby BAKER knocking with a hammer or piece of iron and unnailing the hoop-iron from the fence. The stakes still stand where they were put for marks …

p.474 Press Cutting dated Jan 1887: BURGLARY AT HEADLEY. Henry HOUNSON was charged with having burglariously entered the premises of Albert John HARDING, grocer and baker, of Lindford, Headley, and stealing therefrom a leg of pork, on December 23rd. The prosecutor deposed that on the night of December 23rd, between eleven and twelve o'clock, he went to his stable, which is attached to his dwelling, and found a man lying under the manger. He got him out, and at once recognised the prisoner. Under where he had been concealed the prosecutor found the leg of pork produced. The prosecutor afterwards discovered that the leg of pork had been taken from his cellar, which was entered by a door in the stable. The prisoner had previously been in his employ, and knew the premises well. Police-Constable PACEY, stationed at Forestside, deposed that he apprehended the prisoner on December 24th, at Lindford, when he admitted the charge and said he should not have done it had it not been for drink. The prisoner was committed for trial at the next Assizes. [acquitted].

p.474 Press Cutting dated Feb 1887: PETTY SESSIONS … CHARGE OF BURGLARY AT HEADLEY. Edward HOUNSHAM was charged with burglariously entering the house of Albert John HARDING, shopkeeper of Lindford …

p.474 Press Cutting dated Feb 1887: ASSAULTING A TAX COLLECTOR. Albert J HARDING Headley, was charged with assaulting Thomas Fred STUBBIN, Collector of Land Tax in the Parish of Binsted …

p.474 Press Cutting dated April 1887?: THE RURAL SANITARY ACT. Mr A J HARDING, Headley, was summoned for contravening the provisions of the above act. Mr W TRIMMER appeared for the defendant. From the evidence, it seems that the defendant failed to obtain the certificate from the authorities to show that he had secured a proper supply of good water for certain cottages he had built at Kingsley … fined £2. 10s and costs.

p.474 Press Cutting dated April 1887?: GONE HUNTING. W WAKE, farmer Medstead was charged with removing three calves from Surrey to Hampshire contrary to Contagious Diseases Act. Fined 2s 6d. A J HARDING of Headley was convicted of a similar offence. Both defendants said all the magistrates at Farnham had gone hunting …

p.474 Press Cutting dated April 1887: BURGLARY AT HEADLEY. Edward THOMSHAM, 32, labourer, pleaded guilty to a burglary, in the house of Albert John HARDING at Headley on February 18th, and stealing 30s, his money. The prisoner knew the premises, as he had worked for Mr HARDING. Mr GREENWOOD prosecuted. The prisoner's weakness was a fondness for public-houses. He was sentenced to eight months' imprisonment with hard …

p.474 Press Cutting dated April 1887?: THE KNIFE. A boy named MATHEWS, about nine years of age, was charged with stabbing another boy named HARDING. The two lads had a quarrel in the course of which MATHEWS who was the smaller plunged a pocket knife into HARDING's back, with such force that the blade was bent by coming in contact with the blade bone. The Bench ordered that MATHEWS should receive six strokes of the birch.

p.474 Press Cutting dated June 1888: THE REPAIR OF A COTTAGE AT BLACKMOOR. An order was made on Mr Alfred John HARDING of Lindford, Headley to repair, within 14 days, the roof, etc of a cottage belonging to him at Blackmoor; and in case the order were disobeyed, the cottage would be forthwith closed as unfit for human habitation. … The Bench further ordered Mr HARDING to pay the costs, amounting to 10s.

p.475 BRIDGER Henry (& Ann COLLINS) & family
Farmer living at Hilland. Decent people, very.
She died (in childbirth) 1880. Was daughter to Mrs COLLINS (p.612).
Son of Joseph, p.589, brother to Mrs HARDING (p.474) and to Pollie BRIDGER p.589.
See p.684.
H. HINKLEY Green Field Farm, Dane Hill, Lickfield, wished 1881 to come as housekeeper. Very fat I am told. She did not come.
He subsequently married Miss Sabina GUILLAN p.454.
Children:-
- William Joseph, born 1/2/1867 - see p.1224
- Minnie Louise, born 11/2/1869 - married 1.6.1895 to Henry David CARD, 27, customs clerk of Newhaven
- Rose Annie, born 30/11/1870
- Henry George Martin, born 13/10/1872
- Kate Ethel, born 2/2/1877 - see p.1224
- Alexander Guillan, born 25/4/1883.

p.475 Press Cutting dated Oct 1885: PETTY SESSIONS. STRAY COWS. Henry BRIDGER, who did not appear, was charged with allowing five cows to stray at Headley …

p.476 LOUCH Eli (né 17 Feb 1831) and Mrs Jane Elizabeth
Live 1880 in Headley Street (opposite church gate).
Formerly kept the shop at Headley Mill.
No children. Gave Bess in 1874 some cyclamens.
Came to Headley in 1866 from London. Came for benefit of health.
Brother (see below) apprenticed here.
"Not much opinion of Headleyites". This in 1874.
"Rather nice but I fear 'savon'-y", also in 1874.
Used to sit in LICKFOLD'S pew. When old John died in 1879 Mr WOODTHORPE had the pew. They (offended?) no longer came. Ask Michaelmas 1880 for a sitting which we gave them but up to now Dec 18, 1880 they have not used it. This really owing to Mrs LOUCH's illness. She died 13/11/1881 aged 52, plot 8-16. He remarried and now (1887) is an attendant.
His dog-fining case (for unmuzzled dog, fined 6s), see p.612.

p.476 Press Cutting dated 17 Dec 1880: PETERSFIELD. On Tuesday night a fire broke out upon the premises occupied by Mr J LOUCH, Bramshott, carrying on the business of grocer, draper and ironmonger, but it was not until about 2 o'clock in the morning that the inmates first became aware of anything unusual occurring. Having retired at their usual times assured that everything was safe, the inmates were awoken by a noise of something falling. Simultaneously father and daughter met upon the passage, leading from their respective rooms, and discovered a great deal of smoke proceeding apparently from the shop. On the father opening the shop door, a flame met him. Raising an alarm for the other inmates, they at once attempted a rapid retreat with whatever they could save, but before doing so, the fire had assumed such magnitude that they had hastily to retire with only such garments as they could seize. They had scarcely left the house when the floor fell in with a great crash. Upon giving an alarm to their neighbours, some little assistance for a time was obtained. W MOORE, blacksmith, and others endeavoured to assuage the flames; but finding their efforts futile, the former proceeded to Haslemere, a distance of four miles for the fire engine, calling upon his way at the residence of Mr W CHALCRAFT, who with his sons were soon on the spot, rendering every assistance possible. The engine, with the brigade, by some circumstances, did not reach the scene of the fire until nearly 8 o'clock; of course, then, too late to render much assistance. The Brigade, however, with their captain, Mr SIMMONS, did their best in removing the debris, and playing upon a part of the premises, thus preventing further mischief. As it was, the fire proved a disastrous one, for the shop, with all its contents, was utterly destroyed. So, too, were the room adjoining and the bedrooms. The roof and floors also fell in, so that little from the latter rooms could be saved. Mr Louch is much to be commiserated with upon his loss, particularly as he had provided and stocked his business with a larger supply of goods than usual, owing to the approach of Christmas. He has now to replenish, to meet the requirements of his customers. His business is for the present carried on in his store opposite. Mr Louch is postmaster in connection with Liphook district, and the business of the office is carried on in a cottage near. The efforts of Mr CHALCRAFT and his family in providing suitable clothing for those who had so suddenly lost their own have been much appreciated. Mr Louch is insured in the Royal Assurance Office, of which Mr GRAIN of Petersfield, is the agent. The buildings were insured by Mr CHALCRAFT, the owner. It is to be hoped the amount for which the property is insured will be sufficient to cover the loss. It is now a little more than seven years since a fire of such magnitude occurred in the neighbourhood, and then, singular, to say, it took place upon the premises of a similar character. At that time no engine was at Haslemere, and Midhurst, a distance of 8 miles, had to be reached, the engine coming in much less time than the present on from Haslemere. [from Hampshire Post]

p.476 CHANDLER Miss, Dressmaker at South View in Headley Fields is his (LOUCH's?) housekeeper 1917 & BRINKMAN E Mrs, a niece, came 1919 he being a bit dotty. Another niece, Miss J LOUCH, 13 Stanhope Place, St Leonards on Sea wrote to me about him ?.?.1919 - see p.1983.

p.477 FILLMORE Chas (born 16/11/1843) & Rosanna (QUINTON) & family
Schoolmaster. Occupy school house. Came here about 1868 and here still Dec 1880.
For wife's sister see p.471.
Very tidy man, sings a comic song rather well.
The intrigue below was written in spite probably. It is from the Hampshire Post of Dec 18, 1880.
Came to the school 1868; a teacher since 1865. Examination for certificate 1863. PT at All Saints N.S., Southampton. Trained at Highbury 1863/1864.
Parchment certificate in 1867.
Children:-
- Ada Amelia 4/10/1868
- Eliza Anne 6/3/1870
- James George 4/12/1871
- Charles Edward 1874
Clara R FILLMORE allowed to go up for certification from Wimborne, St John N Sch? Dorset in April 1896.

p.477 Press Cutting (from Hampshire Post, published Southsea) Dec 17, 1880. See p.480.
HEADLEY. An Entertainment was given in the National Schoolroom on Monday evening last … Everything passed off very well but our correspondent thought that the two pieces rendered by Mr FILLMORE were in rather bad taste and not in unison with the rest of the programme.

p.478 FULLICK John 2/3/1856 & Charlotte WHITING* née 1855
Live together (1880) with his father (George)
Banned Xmas 1880. [at Lindford see p.321]
Banns asked on intervention of Mrs PETAR.
They pretended they were married elsewhere.
He son to p.321, brother to p.320.
She daughter to p.479.
They were married 22.1.1881. She then 22.
Went for a while to Lindford Lane, back to father in October 1882.
He (Nov 1887) living with parents, she ? at Bank with a son of Mrs C HEATHER p.271 (informant: his mother)
She living (1889) with - see p.902.
* Illegitimate: Edith Elizabeth WHITING b. 28 Oct 1880?; bap 1 Jan 1882.

p.478 Press Cutting dated April 1884: Charlotte FULLICK, wife of John FULLICK, was charged with assaulting Ann GROVER, wife of George GROVES (sic) at the New Inn - Fined 20s.

p.478 Press Cutting dated 1887: Drunkenness at Headley - John FULLICK, who did not appear, was charged with bad language etc. Fined 4s plus 6d costs or 14 days imprisonment.

p.478 Press Cutting dated April 1884: John FULLICK, George WHITING and George COOMBES charged with being drunk at the New Inn 7th April 1884. Fined 2s 4d and 7s 8d each.

p.478 Press Cutting dated April 1884: George GROVER was charged with beating Charlotte FULLICK at Headley 7th April 1884. John FULLICK deposed to seeing defendant knock his wife. The Chairman said it was a disgraceful case to the landlord and all concerned.

p.478 Press Cutting dated February 1885: An inquiry was held at the Royal Exchange into the body of infant FULLICK death by suffocation by overlaying or convulsions. John FULLICK had had 2 pints of beer and Charlotte FULLICK and her mother 3d of gin between them. At 5.30am the mother called John FULLICK and said that the baby was having a fit. John PLUMMER, a surgeon, said that death was caused by suffocation probably by overlaying but that the symptoms were the same as convulsions. A statement was made that the parents were possibly drunk but the Coroner said that there was nothing whatever in the evidence to support the statement that the parents were unable to look after the baby because they were drunk.

p.479 WHITING George & Sarah (STILWELL)
Said (SPEAKMAN) to be living Christmas 1880 at Baigents Bridge (see p.689)
Used (1872) to live at Deadwater east.
Buried illegitimate grandchild 25/7/1872 (Edwin George aged 10 months - my first funeral).
In 1898 lodging at Elijah NORTH's, Lindford.
See pedigree p.18.
Clearly sister to Dan HARRIS' wife p.223.
[He, of the EADE style, came 19/10/1885 to show me letter for adv agents concerning money left by BARRYMORE a housekeeper, supposed to be his mothers sister.]
According to my old book, their children were (corrected by Births book):-
- Jane 1851
- Alfred 12/3/1854 - banned Xmas 1880 to Louisa BOULDEN
- Charlotte 16/8/1857 - see p.478
- George}These two at home out of work 31/12/1884
- Albert 1865}
- Edith 1873.

p.480 CAMPBELL James (born 21/12/1811) & Sarah (GABEL)
My churchwarden living at Hilland, west end of farmhouse.
This his second wife.
1st wife was sister to WARREN Bros stepmother, see p.670.
The son of a chandler, he married his first wife with some money and took public houses and having a pleasant manner increased the value of properties and then sold them.
The 2nd Mrs CAMPBELL also had money. Their income is principally from London house property.
I go many walks with him.
He dresses like a gentleman; she fattish.
See p.684.
A great friend who occasionally came down was Mr T W ELLIOTT (hairdresser "professor BROWN" of Fenchurch Street).
His obituary notice is here stuck Dec 1882. The Miss GABEL in the notice appended is Mrs CAMPBELL's sister.
Press Cuttings: Reporting on the funeral of Mr T W ELLIOTT, Inquest into the death of Miss Elizabeth GABLE, etc.

p.481 ROGERS William (born 5/1/1844) and Martha J (RENDALL) born 4/6/1843 & family
He died 15/6/1919.
Grocer and baker at top of High Street. Has very strong objection to C.S.G.A. and other stores and (?writes me abusive anon letters)
Was in choir but left. A churchman but comes more regularly to usual when there is mischief brewing.
For assistant see p.491 and see p.540.
For his chairmanship of Foresters see p.620 also p.535
His father p.232.
Agent for GILBEY 1890.
Their housekeeper 1920 Miss CLARINGBOLD
Children:-
- Ernest - see p.1918
- Rennie Ross 1871 - see p.1290
- Annie Sylvesta 1873
- Laura Lynda 1874 - m. 21.6.1898 Edward Conway ALEXANDER, 24, confectioner of Aldershot
- Leonard Lothian 1876 - died 3 Sept 1957 (shot himself after selling the shop)
- William Rufus 1878.

p.481 Press Cuttings:
PETTY SESSIONS. Tuesday. Felony. Henry GOODYEAR, a shopman, in the employ of Mr J ROGERS, grocer, Headley, was charged with stealing 4s. 6d. from the till, on the 2nd and 3rd inst. Mr Rogers having suspected the prisoner's honesty marked certain bronze and silver coins which he put in the till, and afterwards found that the prisoner had disposed of them in the public-house opposite. The prisoner, through his solicitor, pleaded guilty, but had a good character previously, and the prosecutor not desiring to press the charge, he was committed for two months' hard labour. [February 1882]
HEADLEY. Forestry, Court "Forget-Me-Not" A.O.F. held its second anniversary on Tuesday [July 1884]
PETTY SESSIONS, Tuesday … Licensing Session. This was the annual Brewster Sessions; and all the licenses were renewed. A new license to sell spirits and wine for consumption off the premises was granted to Mr W ROGERS, shopkeeper of Headley. [Sept 1890]
ALTON. Appointment Of Overseers. The Magistrates on Tuesday last, appointed the following Overseers: … Headley, William ROGERS and George WARREN jun. … [April 1891]
HEADLEY. A lamp, lit for the first time on Sunday last, has been presented to the church by Mr W ROGERS of the High Street. Another has been put up near the Post Office at the expense of Mr W GAMBLEN; and these two, with the one set up by Mr H WARNER at the Holly Bush Inn, were a great comfort to those going to church on Sunday evening. [Oct 1890]

p.481 Loose Piece of paper:
Court "Forget-me-Not" Lodge, No. 6942
1st Anniversary on Tuesday, July 3 1884;
Engineer's Band, & "Robin Hood" & "Little John" mounted;
A spacious marquee; behind Court House'
Chairman Mr WOODTHORPE;
"We were sorry to finish so few visitors in the field kindly lent etc to witness the sports and other amusement so well provided by Brothers ROGERS & SPEAKMAN.
We may remark, en passant, that this being the first anniversary of the only society of its kind in the village, it would have been well for those who had been so kindly invited by its members to have given some encouragement by their presence at the dinner and thus have supported an able Chairman.
19 members, surplus £17
Loss, on the day, will not affect the Court.