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V IL L A G E S D IR E C TO RY — 1917.
Prior G eorge, HighSeld
Rae James W. Elm hurst, Three Mile hill
■Rickards Charles, The Firs
R obertson George A. Oaklands
Rogers Ellis, Tidewell
Salmon Henry W illiam , Hill brow
S alm on Mrs. East Rop
Simmonds Mrs. Francis, The Croft
Smith-Batten W illiam , Oak lodge
Stevens Rev. Ebon, Arlington
S t e v e n s Mrs. Homestead
Tato Miss, Rosedale
Tosland W illiam , Hillside, Three Mile hill
Vcar Mrs. The Firs, Three Mile hill
White Mrs. The Nest
W oodfoide Miss, Oakbanke
COM M ERCIAL.

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Ford Henry, blacksm ith, Three M ile cross
Grover Frederick R obert, decorator, H ill­
side, Three Mile bill
Grover f f m . carpenter & wheelwright
Hewett & Beken, m otor engineers
Hillier Ernest, haulier, Three Mile cross
Hillier W illiam , firewood m erchant, Three
Mile cross
Hobbs Henry, butcher
Jeffries Albert Edward, beer retailer
Jennings Francis', George Sc Dragon P.H.
Three Mile cross
Jennings Thom as, insurance agent, Jas­
mine cottage, Three Mile cross
Jennings Thomas Page, m arket gardener.
Three Mile cross
Kirk Charles, shopkeeper
Lewendon Harry, insnTanco agent
Lowe John, post office
Luckwell Frank, farm er. Body farm
MacFarlano James E., B.A ., M.B. physi­
cian & surgeon, Dunboyne,Three Mile hi
M ajor W m . coal m er. T hree Mile cross
M erriott Maurice John, boot maker
M itford Hall (Philip Ager, caretaker)
Moore Mrs. draper
Nevill W illiam , beer Tetailer
Prior David, m arket gardnr.Three Mile hi
Robertson Sam uel, grocer, & post office,
Three Mile cross
Runyard Frederick John, saddler, Threo
Mile cross
Sant Frederick George, draper
Saunders & Maynard, shopkeepers
Tam e Hy. wheelwright, Three Mile cross
Ward John, Swan P.H. Threo M ile cross
W ebb Alfred, saddler
W ebb George, poultry farmer, Three
M ile cross
W heeler W illiam , builder. The Square
W ilson Sami, m arket gardnr. Mullis farm
W yeth W alter, baker, Three M ile cross

Adams Albert Edward, county constable.
Three Mile cross
Agor Philip, refreshment room s. Three
Mile cross
Aldridge Charles, builder, Mountfield
Allen T. coal m erchant
Barnard Thos. butcher, Three Mile cross
Baston T. coal merchant
Beesley Kezia (M rs.), grocer
Bridgewator G eorge, coal & wood m er­
chant, Three M ile cross
Bromley George Joseph, baker & grocer
& overseer, Three Mile cross
Brooker Thos. farmer, W hite Horse farm
Brown John Edward, cycle maker, Three
Mile cross
Oherrill Thom as Robert, farmer, Wilders
Grove farm
Clark W illiam L. Red Lion P .H
t
Clements A rthur John, grocer
•Day James, beer retailor
Dearlove E . & Sons, florists & landscape
gardeners, Spencer W ood nurseries
Double Charles, farrier
Elliott Annie (M rs.), beer retailer, Three (For other names in Spencers W ood, see
Grav.eley, page 403)
Mile cross
S T T L H A ’M is a picturesque village and
parish, on a gentle acclivity commanding
beautiful
views
of
the
surrounding
country, 2 m iles south from the Pangbourne railway station, 2$ north from
Theale station, both on the Great W est­
ern railway, and 5 west from Reading,
in the Southern division of the county,
hundred of Theale, union of Bradfield,
) petty sessional division and county court
i district of Reading, rural deanery of
' Bradfield, archdeaconry of Berks and dio­
cese of O xford. Tiie church of St.
Nicholas, Tebuilt in 1838, chiefly at the
expense of the ■ late Rev. John W ilder
READ.

M.A. rector 1836-92, is an edifice of stone
and flint in th e Early English style, con ­
sisting of chancel, separated from the
nave by a trip le arch, nave, oTgan
chamber, north porch, and a western
tower w ith pinnacles and a lofty spire,
containing 6 bells, the gift- of the late
rector in 1879: the windows aTe all
stained: ' the church contains several
marble tablets to m em bers of the W ilder
fa m ily : the m arble fon t was presented
by John W ilder esq. in 1733; in the year
1845 it was inclosed in new stone work,
with four marble columns given by the
Rev. J, W . Eden, and placed in the
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