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from both sources is £so. In this parish are two Wall Letter Box, Fort End, cleared at 9.50 a.m. & l2 -Q
mineral springs, one at Dadbrook and the other on the
& 6 p.m. week days & at 9.50 a.m. on Sundays
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Manor Farm. Wenman Aubrey Wykeham-Musgrave
esq. svh is lord of the manor, and Messrs. Joseph Luke
Schools.
Roberts, William Clarke, H. C. and P. H. Freeman,
George Green, Miss Robertson, Mrs. Dover and Mrs. Council (mixed & infants), erected in 1912, for 200
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William
James
White, master; Mrs. Sarah
Kendall are the principal landowners. Grenville Manor
is a small ancient manor in the parish. The soil is Milsom White, infants’ mistress
loam and limestone; subsoil, clay, gravel and lime­ Elementary (mixed), built in 1865, for 130 childrenWrilliam Moss, master
stone. The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans and
turnips. The area is 3,161 acres of land and 13 of
water ; rateable value, £8,024; population in 1911, 1,409. Railway Station, Arthur Simeon Cole, station master
Police Station, Richard Atkinson, constable
Parish Clerk, David Chapman.
Carriers to
Post, M. 0 ., T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office.—
Walter Tyler Wilson, sub-postmaster. Letters through Aylesbury— George Miles & Alfred Joseph Rav, wed.
Thame are delivered at 7 & 11.20 a.m. week days;
& sat
S u n d a y s , 7 a.m.; d is p a t c h e d at 9.45 a . m . & 12.45 & Thame— Alfred Joseph Ray, tues. & thurs. &
George
6 p.m. week days; sundays, 9.35 a.m
Miles, tues
P R IV A T E R E SID E N TS.
Boddington Henry Percival. farmer, Lawrence William Charles, organist at
Bishop Miss, Gordon house
Budnall farm
parish church & teacher of music
Charles David, Church Farm house Briscoe Albert, boot & shoe maker Lee, Summerhaves & Newcombe,phy­
Buckinghamshire
& Bedfordshire Lace sicians & surgeons
Clarke Miss, Chiltern cottage
Association (North Buckingham­ Lucas Joshua, Crown inn
Clarke Mrs. E. C. Manor house
Cooke Fredk. Arth. M.D. The Gables shire & Bedfordshire) (Miss Kew­ Ludgate William, feather merchant
tder
ley, sec.), Haddenham house
Davison George, Crow’s nest
Makepeace Benjamin, straw bin
Dempster-Guild George Cathcart, Bonce Charles, farm bailiff to Mr. Marshall George, grocer'
William Davison
Merrick Fredk. farmer, Church end
Albion villa, Thame road
Bush Wm. G. frmr. Round Hill frm Miles George, carrier
Dover Miss
Dray Miss, Woodbine, Church road Capital & Counties Bank Limited jMiles William, shopkeeper
(agency); open tues. & fri. 10.30 to|Newcombe FrankM R.C.S.Eng.,L.S.A.
Dyson Mrs. Haydon house
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Ellam John, Roseneath, Church road 1
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Fitch Miss. Prospect house
Summerhayes & Newcombe), Haw­
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Garnham Mrs. Homefield, Thame rd
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parish clerk
Green Mrs. The Hall
Newman Wm. coal mer. Railway stn
Green Mrs. B. Maitland house
Charles David, dealer in antiquities, Palmer Wm. Edwd. frmr.Manor frm
Church Farm house
Greener Joseph, Swiss cottage
Parker Herbert, farmer
Groom Rev. Edwd. Patrick (Baptist), Clarke Charles James, farmer
Paxton Harry, farmer, Grove End,
Clarke Freeman, gro. & bakr.High st Scotsgrove (letters should be ad­
The Manse
Haddock Miss. Derwent vil.Thame rd Clarke Wm. farmer, Fort End farm
dressed Thame only)
Cooke Frederick Arthur M.D.Durh., Piggott John, duck breeder
Hammerslev James, Homefield
M.R.C.S.Eng.. L.R.C.P.Lond. sur­ Piggott Joseph, poultry dealer
Harrison Miss, Plaxtole
geon, & medical officer & public vac­ Plater James & Son, carriage bldrs
Hogg Miss, Crabtree furlong
Hunt Capt. Edwd. Leslie, Dove house cinator No. 6 district, Aylesbury Plater Herbert Joseph, butcher
union, The Gables
Jones Mrs. Vine villa
Ray Alfred Joseph, carrier
Kemp Miss, Elm villa. Church road East Timothy Limited, carting agents Redhead William, jobbing gardener
Kewley Mrs. Rigby. Haddenbam ho i to the Great Western & Great Richards Charles Henry, grocer &
Lambert Mrs. The Limes, Thame rd| Central Joint Railways
assistant overseer
Eaton Mabel (Miss), girls’ school, Richmond William, boot maker
Marr Miss, Norwood
Woodbine
Minshull M t s . The Limes
Ricketts Henry William, builder
Echlin Sir Henry bart. Old Cider Roberts Thos. Plater, frmr. Diggs fm
Newcombe Frank, Hawthorns
Newton Frederick, The Chesnuts,j House P.H
¡Rose Thomas John & Albert W.
Franklin Jn. Gale, farmer, Scotsgrove threshing machine owners
Thame road
(letters should be addressed Thame;Rose Arthur Edwin, hay binder
Nixon Joseph, The Laurels
only)
Oxenford Edward, Chilterns
Rose Rowland Charles, builder
Palmer William Edward, Manor ho Freeman Henry Charles & Percyj Rose Thomas John, beer retailer
Pendry Elwin Doddrell, Hampden, 1 Howe, farmers & millers (water ¿'Rose Wm. miller (wind & steam)
Church road
steam), Scotsgrove (letters should Rowell Annie Edith (Mrs.), fruiterer
be addressed Thame only)
Saunders Edgar James, draper
Petty Henry, Rosemead
Petty John Hv. Oxhey, Church road Freeman James A. King’s Head P.H Simmons Lewis, grocer
Prouse M t s . Field end
Green Geo. farmer, Yolsum h o u s e jSimmons William, g T o c e r
Rhind Rev. George Bruce M.A. Green Robt. Thos. agricultural engnrjSlatter Richard, tailor
Griffiths George E. beer retailer
Vicarage
Small Charles Fredk. boot repairer
Harris Alfred, duck breeder
Rhind Miss, Church view
Smith William, Wagon & Horses P.H
Ricketts George, Park villa,Church rd Harris Herbert, blacksmith
Stone Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper
HillJames, grocer
Simmons Lewis, Sunny mead
jTerry Henry, artist, Dollicott house
Horton Mary (Miss) dress maker
Spry Basil M. Stanmore
Todd Geo. farmer, Bigstrup farm
Hutt Arthur Henry, hurdle maker
Staghall Miss, Hebron
(letters received through Dinton,
Hyde Jn. Thos. Rose & Thistle P.H 1 Aylesbury)
Terry Henry. Dollicott house
Varley John. Highfield. Church road Hvde W’illiam, builder
Vincent Jas. Wm. Green Dragon P.H
Watson Fras. John, Nestleton house Ing Charlie, butcher
Wall Christopher, horse dealer
Ing William A. shopkeeper
Wood Miss. WoodclifF cottage
Ward Joseph, blacksmith & cycle agnt
Woolnough M t s . Acacia vil.Thame rd Jac^man Arthur William, saddler
Whike Robert, chimney sweeper
Jackman Edward Charles, builder
W7ilson James, maltster
commercial.
Johnson Alfred Edward, blacksmith Wilson Walter Tyler, grocer
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Wnodbridge Benjamin, pork butcher,
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Thursday.
Kemp
butcher
Town side
Adams John, wheelwright
Kent Geo. Red Lion P.H. Church end Woodbridge John, shopkeeper
Allen Geo. (Mrs.), farmer, Folly farm Lanchburv Frederick, farmer,Hewdon Woodbridge Joseph, beer retailer
Balcombe A. & Co. corn merchants Lawrence James & Sons, boot & Woodfall Charles, gardener toRev. G.
Barney Sarah Annie (Mrs.), shopkpr shoe makers
B. Rhind M.A
Lawrence Robert, strawbinder
HiALTON is a parish and small village in the Mid company which supplies Aylesbury. The church of St.
divison of the county, 2 miles north-by-east from Michael is a small building of stone, chiefly in the Early
Wendover station on the Metropolitan and'Great Cen­ English style, and consisting of chancel, clerestoried
tral joint railway, and 5 south-east from Aylesbury, in nave of five bays, aisles, south porch and an embattled
the hundred, petty sessional division, union and county western tower containing 4 bells; it was rebuilt in 1813,
court district of Aylesbury, rural deanery of Wendover, and in 1886-7 was restored throughout at a cost of
archdeaconry of Buckingham and diocese of Oxford. A £511, defrayed by subscription: on the north wall of
branch of the Grand Junction canal and a portion of the chancel is a brass with effigy to Henry Bradshaw,
the Icknield Way run through this parish. The village Chief Baron of the Exchequer, ob. 27 July, 1553: and
is supplied with water from the Chiltern Hills by the there is another to the Rev. Herbert Alfred Grantham,