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V IL LA G E S D l l .ECTORYâ 1917.
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ta n g b ou rn e.
407
l'illar Letter Box, The Chase, cleared at The Parish Council consists of 6 m em bers,
v ia .: â Edward Riddell Blount (chairÂ
( 8.50 a.m. & 7.1s P -m .; sun. 12.40 p.m
m an), Rev. Francis St. John Thackeray
Pillar Letter Bqx, New farm, cleared at
M .A ., F .S .A . (treasurer), Thomas W .
â 8.40 a.m . & 7.5 p .m .; sun. 12.35 p.m
G im blett, John Cox, Henry Chown
Oxfordshire
County
Council
Schools
(Trench Green), enlarged in I893, for 80 Overseers, Thom as W . G im blett & Henry
children; average attendance, 56 ; m ainÂ
Chown
tained by voluntary subscriptions A
government g ra n t; M rs. YVoolfall, m ist
1'I U V A T E
R E S ID E N T S .
Aubertin Lieut. John D ., R.N . The Chase
Bird Chas. Edwd. Oakleigli, W oodcote rd
Blount Edward R iddell, The Fishery
Brown Frank R. Isom er
Cardwell E rnest,Lytham cottage, R iver rd
Cozens Stephen, W arren court, Upper
Warren avenue
Dickinson W alter, Leighton hall
Duff Robert Fraser J.P . Mount W arren,
Upper Warren avenue
Fidler Misses, W arren side
Fillingham Joseph, Dornden, R iver road i
Frame W illiam J.P . M ilton Lockhart
Hart-Davis Rev. Richard Hart M .A ., J .i'.
Ridge field. Upper W arren avenue
Hewett Charles Ernest J.P. Cha/.ey hill,!
Upper Warren avenue
;
Jesse Edwin John S. Avenue house, Upper
Warren avenue
i
Kendall Arthur, East Cliffe
Kyle J. Rose farm
Mills Hon. Algernon Hy. Mapledurham ho
Pole Miss M. Chandos, Rosetta
Sharpe Thomas, The Knoll, W oodcote rd
Thackeray Rev. Francis St. John M .A .,
F.S.A. (vicar), Vicarage
W ainwright Mrs. Bungalow
W est Capt. Ernest Edward,
Upper W arren avenue
Belstone,
C O il M E R C I A I ,.
Badcock Edward,
chauffeur to Hon.
Algernon Henry Mills
Beard Edwin, farm er, Green Dean farm
Brown T. W . farm er, Park farm
Burden Richard Henry-, post office
Chown Henry, farm er, Blagrave farm
Chown M aria (M iss), farm er, Chazey farm
Clark Charles, farm er, Nuney green
Collins Jonas, Pack Horse P.H.Chazey hth
Cox John, carpenter & wheelwright,
Chazey heath
Daniells James, farm er, L ily farm
Downing E. H. farmer, B ottom farm
Elliott John W . farmer, H odm ore farm
G iinblett Thom as W . farm er, New farm
Harris Daniel, head gardener to Hon.
Algernon Henry Mills
Mapledurham (W ater) Mills
Saunders W illiam , Pack Saddle P H .
Chazey heath
Sharpe Thom as, m arket gardener
Sm ith G eorge, farm er, M ill farm
W oolfall Mrs. schoolm istress,Trench green
PAN G B O TJRliE is a parish and large carved oak in the Arabesque style.
village beautifully situato on the banks of
the Thames, with a station on the Great
Western railway, 41I) m iles by rail and
45 hy road from London, 5.) west-northwest from R eading and n south from
W allingford, in the Southern division of
the county, hundred, petty sessional diviÂ
sion and county court district of Reading,
Bradiield union, rural deanery of Bradheld, archdeaconry of Berks and diocese of
Oxford. The village is lighted with gas
from works erected in 1863. The church
of St. James the Less is an edifice of flint
and stone in the Decorated style, consistÂ
ing of chancel, nave, north aisle, south
porch and an embattled western tower
containing a clock and 6 h e lls : in the
church is a curious m onum ent with efligv
to Sir John Davis, ob. 1625, who was
knighted at the taking o f Cales, in Spain :
the pulpit is a beautiful specim en of
Oak
choir stalls, subscribed fo r by Church
members, were erected in 1903 to com Â
m em orate the coronation of K ing Edward
the Seventh: there are 300 sittin g s; all
in the north aisle are free. The register
dates from the year 1556. The living is
a rectory-, net yearly value ¿ 3 6 0 , with 4
acres of glebe and residence, in the gift
of C. O. M inchin esq. and held since 1913
by the Rev. Hubert Phillipps Pope B.A.
o f University College, Durham. Here are
Congregational and Prim itive M ethodist
chapels, and a Friends' M eeting house.
Breedonâ s charity of £5 2s. fid. and DownÂ
ing's of £4 15s. 6d. for coals are distriÂ
buted ' yearly. Bere Court, the residence
of George Booth Tate esq. is situated in
a picturesque and retired s p o t : in 1230
it. was given by Robert de Bingham, Bishop
o f Salisbury, to the abbot and monastery
of Beading, and on the dissolution of that