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d.write("var wordMap = new Array(\" welcome website area around brandon gelston hough hill lincolnshire villages form parish this covers these surrounding loveden wapentake notices proposed closure leadenham petition garage caythorpe spar shop superfast broadband updated hoyes patchett family history pages carlton scroop wind turbine planning application gritted roads school closures other winter advice police non-emergency contact number available e-petition metal thefts claypole shop sale stubton gorse clay shoot residents' residents association places year olds hougham marston playgroup anything want this site? please unspoilt landscape frinkley lane 2012 more pictures here contact search site little egret what looks like rather lonely been seen last days \",\" brandon history maps below links lived what house outlying farms summer 1957 church farm greystones looking across stackyard from behind hall 1960s before rose cottage rebuilt vintage bicycle meeting village hall lane test barn courtyard pond 1960 crop spraying 1948 centre lovedeon wapentake name mean ‘hill river brant' brant anglo-saxon names river steep deep hill perhaps broom-covered brom prior norman invasion 1066 have been known branthon 1086 domesday book records brandune book aren't arent exactly divided appears between manors manor caythorpe which owned aelric mergeat lord robert vessey this manor freemen land ploughs folkingham fenman deoring tenant chief gilbert ghent this part freeman acres meadow presumably larger that within soke juristiction gant earl lincoln 12th century 13th parts gants' gants feoffment were held ralf dryby templars later william bardolf ‘lord paramount vill' vill dates back least 1500 amongst stories surrounding include tradition hereward wake 11th knight escaping battle stoke field 1487 deposed king james 1688 stayed there remains possible crofts enclosed attached identified field east know house close 1850 possible remains tofts houses north start near duckpond called falcon yard church actually ‘chapel ease' ease subsidiary parish hough originally built times although most structure early english restored 1872 brownlow much area don't dont other history until victorian current boundaries likely date enclosure acts roughly 1750-1850 stone dated 1717 probably 1700s late 1940s german pows housed groom's grooms attics while they worked farms after fetes opposite gate road entrance stalls under brick shed bowling left corner sheep just slightly right also pond extended into garden nearest tennis court used whole maintained burtts there whist drives meetings next granary barn floor latter raised about storing never social club wooden came cranwell apparently frank whittle when developing engine erected david fred magan destroyed fire 1997 pages family ownership recent pictures billy searson's searsons barkston newark every wednesday stopping pulfreys service great gonerby \",\" photo gallery here some pictures from around area there more brandon history hough gelston pages you've youve you'd youd like share please send them pictures hill loveden playground 2010 barn webcam click live feed carlton scroop honington brant broughton stragglethorpe caythorpe stubton marston village website links fulbeck \",\" hough hill parish council brandon gelston part civil parish although powers council limited advises district planning matters county road maintenance also raise through small precept clerk appointed cannot vote receives handling administration councillors brian gray brumhill roger kingscott hall lane morgan			 chair terry newcombe blind jane orchiston honeybee cottage folly chris sherwood			 ridge barn rosemary wentworth carlton local issues raised with councillor irrespective village either directly clerk routine enquiries should addressed enquires about this website here public attend meetings which held times year normally scroop village details published notice boards annual meeting precedes march meeting includes reports council's councils activities finances well providing forum parishioners questions requiring attention notified councillors least weeks before each south kesteven district southkesteven 01476 406080 responsibilities include housing leisure facilities waste collection report tipping																							 fouling lincolnshire county lincolnshire 01522 552222 deals roads footpaths schools police audit commission right problem pothole future roadworks more government news minutes 2009 2010 2011 extraordinary next 29th really useful stuff advice community volunteer groups snow gritting school closures latest planning applications following links where view details make comments wind turbine temple anenometer tower data wind turbine orchard frieston gorse lodge shooting this unofficial does necessarily represent views other body wiki site only \",\" brandon post collections mon-fri 45pm 																		sat 00am offices high caythorpe 0900-5 closed 1230-1330 0900-1230 midday 30pm alternative post offices leadenham balderton newark gonerby hill grantham medical surgery 01400 272115 hospital 01476 565232 01636 681681 lincoln 01522 512512 police rural north policing team karla bullimore 07939 312821 pcso christie 07824 895816 schools colleges barkston syston primary 250553 carres grammer sleaford 01529 302181 272600 central technology college claypole 626268 400200 hougham marston pre-school 07837 783967 kesteven girls 563017 kings 561380 littlegates kids club 626067 250583 680680 robertson welbourn 272422 libraries 78201 email grantham library lincolnshire mobile library stops hough once month thursdays 1615-1645 gelston green following thursday 1300-1330 call 782010 website details local services guides meet evening village hall aged from years don't dont have been member girlguiding past join number space places those would like contact mezzo guide leader more information website centenary senior section currently meeting same time guides numbers increase hopefully going later slot guider newspapers journal 562291 granthamjournal advertiser newarkadvertiser link 281822 wendy linkmagazines also pubs shops travel lincolnshire lincoln-grantham connect file more about newark-grantham service stubton newark-lincoln brant broughton gritted roads national rail 08457 484950 nationalrail east midlands trains 125678 eastmidlandstrains thetrainline leisure meres centre 581930 leisureconnection cinemas cinema 570046 611777 collection days friday saturday sunday hare coursing advise that suspect hare coursing happening including suspicious vehicles should contact landowner call police after incident emergency \",\" grooms cottage this seems have been built late 19th century serve brandon hall originally it's thought that horses tack were downstairs with floor living accommodation accessed through ladder kitchen german italian pows housed here after wwii king extended house 1960s toad berry 1850 shepherd's shepherds cottage farm this site 1890s replaced current cottages occupied walter lane thompson family only heads families listed more details village please contact you've youve particular interest information about front garden ‘toad cottage' view from west over paddock behind cottages pond towards rear 1979 \",\" census summary here family names from available census records including those haven't havent been able locate particular house list includes outlying farms brandon lodge loveden house moor barn listed order they were recorded this isn't isnt necessarily logical we've weve found have additional details censuses births baptisms marriage death registers please contact need specific information there full transcriptions family history page 1841 dexter newton dymock blackband stamale? rawding william robinson footit lilley digby hendon cooper eggleston pickering? stuffin mary morley thos collin 1851 sanders glossop codd squyers george ross harby patchet richard cuthbert housekeeper? 1861 thomas patchett robert cragg wilson hawling preston pykett james henry amos squires askew frederick john 1871 gelston grange freestone temple hill charles summefield sandlands? saunders lambley willliam wililam dymoke blackbourn willows elizabeth edward minnitt kelham catherine 1881 summerfield mason matthew sarah catlin carter barker simpson truce marratt 1891 1901 \",\" other farms only heads families listed here have more details village please contact you've youve particular interest information about hough grange																								 1851	 richard lord 1891 george ayto 1901	 wells bailiff 1913 john 1922-30 percy edwin rutter 1933–50s wright loveden house	 1842 william lunn 1850 thomas collins 1871 1881 1901 1909 toulson 1922 charles batty 1933 green 1937 leadenham moor barn cottages					 owned musson empty joseph ogden adamson demolished sandlands bailey summerfield 1950s doll demolished temple hill		 nearest brandon technically part gelston 1773 heward freestone vickers 1930-37 c1980 \",\" church lane north farm 18th century 1841-71 william stuffin 1882-1905 charles theaker 1930 ransome 1937-1950s jack hart rose cottage plot re-built moved slightly c1980 1811 john sewards 1841 rawding? 1850-1901 thomas rawding labourer east village hall site 1851 joseph glossop site 1841-1871 amos squires built 1903 1903- possibly ellis near well 1840s george guylee 1851-61 ross farmer 1871 only heads families listed here have more details village please contact you've youve particular interest information about \",\" census parish record transcriptions we've weve transcribed census records hough hill 1841-1911 working through this taken many hours work countless bottles wine although you're youre welcome view files save edit disabled however we're were keen swap information about local history anyone wants more data please contact 1841										1881 records 1851										1891 baptisms 1861 1901 marriages 1871 1911 burials families underlined links adamson andrews armstrong ayto ashton bailey baker barker beecham bembridge blackbourn blackband blackburn blundy bramford burtt carr catlin carter chambers cleaver codd collin costall cotterill cragg crosby deacon dexter digby dixon dolby dorn doubleday dymock dimmax eggleston elkington ellis footit freestone glossop guylee hales hall hare harby harrison hart hayward henton hickson horsley hoyes hunt johnson kelham king lamb lambley latham lilley lord lowth lunn lynn mackears marratt mason mccreary minnitt minta mitchell musson					 newton northern northover palmer parkin partridge patchett pickering pitt preston reek pratt pykett ransome rawding richardson rickett robinson rowbottom roebottom ross rudkin sanders saunders seward shelbourn simpson speed squires stevenson stuffins summerfield theaker toulson tunnadine turner vickers vicars western whaley willows wills wilson wright military connections family history researching various families area where we've weve written these results following surnames table below started with parish have followed from other villages which share interested always looking pictures stories won't wont normally publish anything recent without checking family starting brandon been trying connect specific houses there also index parishes carlton scroop \",\" hough hill links local other useful websites hougham marston village hall caythorpe brant broughton community project stubton fulbeck circular walk walking lincolnshire defra permissive paths walks airfield history campaign protect rural england boundary sound closed down june 2011 tourist information blot belvoir locals against turbines heritage risk ispot identify plants animals farming online farmers weekly futures british forum \",\" hall road brandon hall	 current building dates from 16th century rebuilt 1637 first occupant confirm 1850 when william robinson born 1815 tenancy house acre farm however father 1772 grandfather francis 1732 great-grandfather lived village they have been here until death 1886 with amount land farmed varying between acres 1871 1881 followed also 1846 least 1896 after sister's sisters moved away next tenant know 1905 1919 alfred christopher bratley 1922-1950s james algernon rudkin note these tenants leased farm associated farmland actual owners ownership 18th century 19th 1891 1901 empty? cottages																																										 originally 1841-1871 digby's digbys family right hand cottage codd's codds occupied left 1950s burrell basic shop king other \",\" church lane farm from around 1841 occupied frederick robinson whilst elder brother william hall their father also lived with until former's formers death 1856 wife caroline moved wilsford 1860s next occupants were probably zilpha freestone there 1871 1881 1891-1905 farm john doubleday then 1930-37 charles doubledays continued 1950s 1960s harper family 																																																																																													new cottages nightingale cottage			 built brownlow estate school occupied blundy from 				 																																																																																			 		nightingale cottage 1993 \",\" shops caythorpe spar 01400 272787 every 7am-9pm claypole shop mon-sat 7am-7pm 8am- marston thorold arms mon-fri welbourne post office store sainsburys balderton 10pm 10am tesco 6amto hougham boot sale every saturday summer fulbeck what's whats roseland flock jacob sheep free stuff don't dont dump that south kesteven freecyle newark freecycle pubs brownlow hough hill thebrownlowarms 250234 250899 open from 30pm food served wed-sun lunch 00-2 wed-sat dinner 30-9 lion redlioncaythorpe 272632 waggon horses 272365 five bells thefivebellsclaypole 01636 626561 hare hounds hareandhoundsfulbeck 272090 wheatsheaf doddington wheatsheaf-pub 281458 generous briton brant broughton thegenerousbriton 272119 back other local services today's todays petrol prices within miles ng32 \",\" 1891 john collin loveden squires gelston grange george ayto hough sandlands vickers temple hill william musson moor barn joseph turner tinsley robert reek theodore burtt robinson pykett thomas rawding lord samuel gadsby digby doubleday charles theaker henry bartholomew heslam sanders costall 1901 wills toulson wadsworth pollard burrt northern rawdon smith hickson pullen chambers brackenbury saunders sewards whittaker ogden adamson census list page back people identified brandon prior 1840 1519 tompson attorney 1529	 marshall 1613-1634	 edmund hugh burdett 1621-1641	 franciscum rishton cleric 1669	 edward makinder 1678-1679	 anna robson widow 1766 grazier 1773 heward 1785 francis 1787	 hannah glyee 1799 1808	 crosby farmer 1812	 1802-1840	 mitchell gentleman 1825	 ashton labourer \",\" more about local democracy loveden responsibility local issues split between tiers government authorities county council district parish some other parts country councils have been merged into ‘unitary authorities' instead opting unitary status lincolnshire produced ‘pathfinder' ‘pathfinder agreement whereby work together more closely borough same borough older plus nearly town hough hill south kesteven england regions apart from north east midlands along with derbyshire nottinghamshire northamptonshire leicestershire rutland councils which replaced regional assembly directly elected representatives constituent there also regional development agency emda rural affairs forum emraf government office based nottingham another recent organisation made various public private voluntary bodies chaired bishop lincoln oversees area agreements provision services national representatives																																																check your ‘they work you' stephen phillips link brandon related links proposed changes planning laws																											 sustainable communities consultation transport white paper litter action community energy online								 localism bill progress																																			 ideas improving area																																			 	onlincolnshire broadband campaign 2011 boundary commission report order increase electorate existing constituency propose extend south west incorporate hykeham surrounding area currently located sleaford avoid having divide transfer bracebridge heath waddington ward renamed neighbourhood planning regulations launched consultation seek views proposed governing process establishing neighbourhood areas forums requirements right build organisations preparation plans development orders orders closing date comments 2012 link infrastructure levy came effect 2010 allowing levy charge owners developers land contribute costs providing infrastructure needed support includes proposals reform this requiring pass ‘meaningful proportion' proportion receipts neighbourhoods where that gave rise them took place provides choice over implement \",\" loveden events what's whats around loveden villages february virtuoso fiddler stepdancer richard wood southwell kaiser chiefs engine shed lincoln 10th wildlife grimsthorpe park talk barkston village hall 30pm bingo foston quiz night hose 11-12th little ponton garden open 12th postcard fair bishop grosseteste university college 10-4 ghost hunting lawn 14th railway byways britain ireland course long bennington 15-17th football days harrowby lane grantham 15th wednesday lunch 12-1 16th talk pathfinders lincs history archaeology sleaford blues band drill 17th story telling live music village hall 18th jazz caythorpe 8-11pm brocklesby hunt point record assembly rooms chris addison performing arts centre sing-a-long-a grease theatre royal 18-26th snowdrop week easton walled gardens 19th table sale breakfast sunday staunton dash road half marathon hedgehogs welfare 10-12 21st audience with simon goodfellow medium 22nd victorian papercraft course 24th 25th seth lakeman tokyo 25-26th meccano museum lincolnshire life 26th blankney horse racing events 29th roman coinage allington smith's smiths cottage booksale navenby methodist musical arson swayfield abba revival leadenhall 10-11th castle free entry weekend living stranglers popes 16-18th trials casino road race 25-28th lent 11pm 28th great north 30-1st belton april easter draw karaoke carlton scroop normanton social club 14th		 canter mile walk challenge teddy bears' bears picnic wilko johnson brant broughton stragglethorpe show june 2-5th									diamond jubilee double bank holiday traditions superstitions 23rd mousehall olympic torch august annual october 14th	 chase cycle spot anything else happening please contact with details note that keep this list date we're were inflammable inflatable wrong check event website before making plans cinema music venues 				guildhall newark palace navigation waterfront stamford corn exchange search site snowdrops leadenham church 2012 \",\" ownership brandon hall 19th 20th centuries also ‘ownership farm 18th century' century late 1700s james vere banker lombard london sons john peter married elizabeth daughters including mary isabella lived grosvenor place 1805 garnar gentleman grantham died having left estate lincs leic elsewhere will dated1801 their daughter archibald campbell dennistoun they eleanor catherine clementina margaret 1827 	mary's 	marys sister frederick foster ballymascanlon dundalk county louth ireland 1863 children made leaving following mary's marys nieces mother tenant william robinson total acres rood perches carlton trent which were exchanged land manthorpe grandfather 1818 freehold farms deeping from father co-heiress 1881 1883 notts suffolk pall mall intestate issue dennistourn sisters married sydney skeffington 1873 florence born 1876 1885 re-married craig brigade north irish division royal artillery conveyance mentions that heiress maternal uncle hough gelston caythorpe indenture between known blake executor 1877 skeffington-craig charles orford trustee bloomsbury square sell estates arthur turner 1879 loan secured willoughby 1887 cecil infant only child 1896 1910 1911 admiral retd robert peel united services club george brenton-laurie victoria park dover major rifles 1914 replaced wife mabel jane christina 1915 laurie killed action battle neuve chapelle letters coutts bank chichester viscount massereene algernon clotworthy 12th ferrard antrim castle appointed trustees 1918 1889 marries count francis perucca della rochetta turin martins strand dated properties mother's mothers plus share agreement trustees both south house threadneedle 1917 1919 inheritance niece vere-laurie athelstan wood farndon herbert gray gibbs surrey 1923 1925 sale estate perch sold executors countesss rocchetta bought knowles watts thorpe latimer near sleaford later 1937 1940 cousin widow 1956 1978 \",\" ownership hall farm 18th century vere family seem have acquired land around brandon from several sources 1800 1850 james vere's veres estate included shepherd's shepherds cottage toad berry cottage falcon yard pasture cottages also fields north west south east brant we're were clear these came into garnar eggington land been exchanged with william robinson that's thats certain seemed farmed necessarily owned previous ownership some follows bought turner 1737	 julian market overton died leaving elsewhere daughters 	catherine 	elizabeth 1738	 catherine married john garthorp clerk moore close acres tithes hough rectory made indenture favour taylor london 1743	 elizabeth thomas wingfield their rent lands owed taylor? 1781	john will closes nephew chrichloe 1799	ann uppingham widow marylebone middle temple plus baptist noel 	turner denton witness? leased [about mile southwest village] grazier long close moor heads 	moor alias withy rickets coddington 1766 	john grantham glover willed wife including gelston known gavelstone occupied 	william 1769	 agreed income hazeldine 	crabtree innholder deborah other signatory crabtree 1769 'left left hand fine' fine between plaintiff hasledine defendents 	land common reversion premises following death 1785	 lease francis above cornelius neep 1740	 priest leased? calcraft gentleman whitehead fenton penelope stubton 1789	 westminster heir 	brandon farmer storer 1773	 agreement westborough robert waring darwin elston carlton scroop lincs 	clerk alvey holborn middlesex susanna 	elston 	spinsters erasmus litchfield doctor physic relating hill gilbert heward 	whereby paid annual will 1775 probate 	some eldest held trust brother hawton until aged £2000 trustees youngest 	£4000 daughter releasing right claythorpe pasture holmes 1774	 codicil appropriated 	vicarage condition receiving 	queen anne's annes bounty augmentation 1780	 derby roger vaughton hansworth staffs 	wife 	westborough gentlman covenant levy 	use 1781	 fine 	erasmus gent eliz clerk defendants messuages cottages barns stables dove houses gardens orchards meadow bassingham norton-	disney claypole doddington sleaford marriage settlement middlemore nottingham spinster under mother 	mary physic charlton brough lincolns 	estate includes 1794	 abstract hall's halls title parish 1794 southwell lease yeoman occupation thos dilbat jonathan giley trustees hutton trent 1833 	indenture estate purchased nicholas pilkinton 1768	 sturtevant norwell 	all real nephews edmund hawkins they paying £200 each nieces jane 	raymond mary irevy anne 	brown 1791	 wandon kings walden herts 									 life then raymond 	potters heath charged 	with payment sister brown whitwell 1792	 barkhamstead sarah direction pilkington joseph benjamin 	smith newark trustee messuage little gate five acre pudding pork four 	close nine acres 	hovel allen wheat weaving seven slipe drake y	ard overfields machinder extract king's silver office michaelmas 1792 smith curtilages 300a 	pasture 1795	 rayment raymond? potters 	heath quitclaim 1795 	lease saundridge 	thos jackson stamford 	gent 	little mackinder 	covenant lunn produce deeds caythorpe richard asworth others 	1739 harryman andrew lappis plaintiffs cappe hannah ruth fletcher elliott makinder 	deforceants heath 	leasingham osbornby mackenes 1788	 mackenness lincoln branthill story continues 19th here \",\" hough hill history mostly from white's whites 1856 trade directory village commanding eminence miles grantham parish souls 3991 acres roods furlongs land including hamlets brandon 957a gelston 863a maintain their poor conjointly roads separately between branches river brant small chapel ease ancient cross weslyan priory augustine canons founded about 1164 subordinate abbey mary voto cherburgh normandy seized richard granted first spittal street afterwards carthusians ann's anns near coventry restored 1399 suppressed with other alien priories reign henry time dissolution viii 1541 cell montgrace yorkshire estate lord russell earl brownlow owns three-fourths manor impropriator welby hickson watson families have estates here church saints fabric decorated style tower five bells contains several monuments payne family formerly lords reseated 1845 vicarage gift chancellor incumbency andrews near artificial mound called castle fine springs which give rise them strongly impregnated iron school built receives yearly subscription parishioners annum distributed coals sums money loveden hundred wapentake court held april lord paramount messrs white johnston stewards year population 1801 1841 1851 1861 1871 1891 1911 parish 1894 1950s also family military society publications corn mills water supplies \",\" some pictures from brandon construction team hough playground sunday please email want other full size versions \",\" loveden history 1824 brandon gelston hough hill part wapentake danelaw equivalent hundred anglo-saxon england political district collection local parishes main subdivisions county court likely have monthly word means show your weapon idea that favour resolution would raise their sword agreement family villages military index carlton scroop houses genuki page landowners laurel hardy barkston long bennington local society photos caythorpe grantham civic coddington group journal articles harvest burtt's burtts farm 1961 prince charles' charles visit 2009 fulbeck airfield general history control tower today \",\" place name recorded domesday book cheuelestune probably from norse personal gjofull english ‘farmstead' ‘farmstead ‘village' ‘village gelston history steam train hougham c1937 recent pictures \",\" land landowners below shows modern satellite imagery overlaid with field boundaries 1850 click open google maps then click name farmed brackets land-owner detailed principle earl brownlow belton james vere leland noel vicar exton francis brown hart notes some estate sandlands seems have been sold from charles family secker 18th century before being early 19th 17th brandon lodge owned marshall tooker welby they robert sutton 1720 next bought hall westborough 1780s this time tenant samuel crosby land auctioned 1811 lunn lord 1840 \",\" note this official more information council gritting lincolnshire gritting snow advice school closures transport contact taxi firm lincs office 01522 7820202 winter driving police non-emergency number clearing there stop clearing snow from pavement outside your property paths public spaces good neighbour help those unable clear their don't dont water re-freeze black clear layer soon possible will being compacted allow melt salt sand forming gritted roads centred hough hill \",\" thomas collin born 1802 frances broughton 1803 william 1909-1988 squires families 1920s family collingham lived loveden house many years with wife 1803-1878 they were there time first census 1841 farmed until the1880s though 1882 trade directory youngest john joint tenants thomas's thomass eldest foster moved balderton died gonerby moor 1891 married mary pratt they gelston least children including b1909 evelyn marian 1906 both pictured doddington 1892 henry 1879 daughter 1775 hough 1867 settled grange when 1907 took over continued 1930s stayed farm when 1885 collins louisa 1900s seems have where 1934 howe \",\" robinson family brandon hough part been farming area since least early 17th century nineteenth branch were based hall farm usually referred graziers this imply cattle sheep probably latter example 1835 there newspaper report selling flock chattels we've weve organised generations starting with earliest record have william born around 1700 wife jane another moved 19th took over lodge they described separate section generation lived start 18th 1755 certainly farmer children •	anne 1728 •	william 1731 died •	francis 1732 •	mary 1735 •	richard 1736 •	john 1740 francis married anne hole about south muskham nottinghamshire 1771 where listed grazier 1788 1802 their 1772 •	elizabeth 1774 1775 stamford mercury 1812 gives pleasure hear that book opened town grantham receive subscriptions raise large money view bringing justice ruffians lately committed cruel destroying rams property robinson this county reward free pardon understand will offered party concerned impeach companions lincs cousin elizabeth notts she'd shed askham daughter samuel boot father brother possibly half william's williams mother settled 1807 1833 grazier however after marriage their 1841 whilst senior unmarried younger frederick eliza church lane acres both buried 1851 1856 •	ann 1803 •	jane 1804 1806 1808 •	edward 1810 1815 1817 1822 aged •	frederick 1820 henry 1801 months before elizabeth's elizabeths henry's henrys sister little carlton near 1847 1849 next page \",\" shelbourn family long time residents church farm hough 								 edward 1811 minta fisher married john 1844 shop mary 1815 george cyril born 1896 michael 1845 jesse tatem about 1889 eliza builder monumental mason made many local gravestones 1901 they'd theyd moved balderton gate newark 1915 living perhaps father built house part land employed labourer enlisted 'for duration' duration joined royal engineers 45222 then 167674 sapper 92nd field company 1916 ethel oliver from helpringham killed action france 1918 buried beacon cemetery south west albert back military history index \",\" john dexter ross 1848-1930 outside railway claypole former today 1901 aged sarah 1882 working nurse domestic house maid winthorpe 1908 married alfred daubney born haydor lincs they settled swarby then horbling died 1954 their first daughters infancy their donald 1939 whilst serving royal engineers buried youngest daughter brant broughton 2004 william darby 1885 newark hospital 1940 elizabeth 1886 george tustin 1909 moved bassingham where he'd been 1974 albert mills 1888 smith they children cecil ethel mary edgar pamela don't dont have many other details except that when herdsman well stayed both there 1891 gorse farm stubton with them oster lane august 1914 battalion lincolnshire regiment landed havre only days after start first world must regular soldier quickly called from reserves later 24th during battle mons lincolns were rearguard battalion brigade division fighting action framieres belgium against advancing germans private 9549 killed presumably know grave commemorated memorial ferte-sous-jouarre this south bank river marne east paris village miles along division's divisions line retreat area became scene weeks commemorates nearly officers british expeditionary force cateau aisne september early october known third generation children henry louisa edith anne 1883 joseph matthew lilley 1955 seems taken over moor parents himself 1918 last record nellie 1889 living minnie thomas wright eileen 1916 1917 walter 1893 more younger 1896 shepherd which brother joined 11th on16 20yrs single 102lb 30th usworth camp sunderland served army around durham newcastle before being discharged return agriculture transferred 82nd reserve 48243 'still still brother's brothers farm able light duties' duties finally elsie 1898 ernest alvah 1900 beyond grantham 1965 ross family first subrooke 1816 1844 brandon 1817 lived scopwick around 1851 farmed acres ann's anns uncle robert guylee probably bottom church demolished late 1800s census shown lodger according journal april 1856 wasn't wasnt simple county court 14th serjeant miller there number cases minor importance case guyley complainant claimed appeared occupied cottage some lands hough owing certain circumstances induced take joint tenant latter guyley's guyleys statement management property feed clothe allow year pocket-money debts complainant defendant five years disagreement left among told above arrangement give agreed sink half acted done claim half debt thos balance amount valuation defence effect clothes that upon these terms inventory paid judge said formal receipt signed since than covered regard though very natural pocket money could overlook fact passed without application this under considered failed establish verdict healey malin defended sons c1845 1848 benjamin 1850 1853 1861 farming 1871 fenton 1881 senior 1897 also second eldest 1845 continued live until moving coddington nottinghamshire following marriage sophia allen harrowby 1873 brought boarding carlton trent hewas bailiff emma bell horncastle 1874 child 1875 neighbouring definitely adjoining father next 1930 1879 1850-1930 wife marrying jane marshall home town bawtry yorkshire 1890 1922 1947 wetherill caythorpe death 1902 metcalfe near richmond yorks leeds thereafter saltburn 1951 jack 1910 oldershaw stapleford notts time work housemaid suburb chapel allerton fifteen johnson bardsey gertrude 1919 wakefield same \",\" charles ellis elizabeth kathleen caroline dodie henry probably brandon around 1913 summerfield  born 1872 sandlands farm daughter mary blackbourn 1891 father died mother re-married robert saunders shepherd married born carlton trent notts 1902 while they lived possibly church cottage some point after 1911 moved osbournby where miller boston hospital 1928 motorcycle accident near wigtoft  mary survived crash 1940  they children olive 1900 peterborough census 1903 herbert patman 1921  lived 1905 arthur thompson 1961 sleaford district osbournby? ethel dora known 1908 lanckham 1941 1997 1910 married camm 1935 grantham died spilsby 1989 \",\" harriet reek's reeks marriage charles plummer brant broughton 1918 reek family robert born doddington about 1836 worked stockman think that brandon lodge farm living cottages 1891 1901 with wife mary their 1862 fenton married elizabeth ellis lived honington 1881 died 1921 daughter pictured 1894 before family moved north collingham william sheppard 1968 1981 1862-1921 service during \",\" direct hall cottages brandon greystones lane church north south lodge gelston grange other farms family history lived where 1900? maps show 1900 click house think there please contact have more information about history village photos 1850? surrounding area 1850 shows bottom outlying farms \",\" john toulson born 1837 william 1825 stephen hough 1858 charles born 1851 family family were barkston 1700s early 1800s living joseph mary holdsworth parents picture wife sarah several children including pictured moved yorkshire 1881 where died 1933 c1851 another their c1837 moore horbling lincolnshire lived bracebridge 1841 1864 albion york 1900 have managed work these families linked although seems likely that they \",\" annie gertrude freestone born 1866 zilpha 1867 rebecca coltman 1843 family william barrowby 1802 married robinson potterhanworth 1809 their first children emma 1835 henry 1838 edward 1842 were great gonerby 1840s family moved temple hill farm where they more george adaliza 1848 when their took over into brandon village probably church lane they still there 1881 nottinghamshire presumably living with relation possibly emma's emmas daughter before died 1886 1887 buried hough next generation stuffin 1859 maplebeck notts after husband 1871 back live parents 1901 evelina wagstaff nottingham 1907 hannover germany pictured sitting 1860s seem have taken including small picture standing remained until moving winkburn near late 1880s newark 1909 doesn't doesnt alone long bennington farmer acres haven't havent traced 1891 claypole 1917 thomas brown from away parish \",\" greystones				 17th century with later additions east wall datestone inscribed anno domr xvii 1717 																			 from1841-1868 william lilley farmer recorded here widow elizabeth 1871 census 1881 it's thereafter we're were sure farmed have been samuel gadsby 1891 then thomas pullen 1901-1919 1950s used foreman burtt farm including frank king hooton 1953 barn village coronation party beehives behind greystones 1960s bevington back \",\" brandon hall current building appears date from late 18th century suspect can't cant prove that first occupants william ashton 1850-1861 occupied hawling preston 1871 been replaced edward minnett relation also court leys 1881 another mason lived here 1891 	robert lord from 1900 until least 1930s arthur john hickson during after wwii divided into households plus while german pows attics family living ‘potting shed' shed occupants included king bagworth squires families restored back single house \",\" gelston grange built 1840						 1850 john carr 1871 squires 1881 1891 1901 1905-37 henry early 1920s includes harry left collins right property initially known loveden farmhouse built 1840 added earlier farm buildings probably c1800 first tenant holding which consisted acres grazier became 1867 following insolvency 1955 \",\" brandon lodge early 19th century farm occupied samuel crosby 1836 been replaced richard hannah robinson after death 1846 1851 their eldest took over farm helped brothers sisters aunt lydia died 1870 succeeded widow catherine until re-married 1874 then brother matthew 1882 robinsons were followed theodore burtt family quakers went africa missionary leaving henry keymer built quaker mission room garden services occassionaly lantern lectures entertainments surrounding area least 1937 seems have mainly cattle workers 1901 joseph wadsworth cottages robert reek brownlow cottage stockmen also called hickson staff \",\" ayto family william ayto born frieston 1838 1863 working farm labourer ropsley married local girl mary bullock 20th their george april that year died october again adcock also 1869 they children infancy except their first john stoke rochford moved back caythorpe where they lived with william's williams father richard later became smallholder retired cottages lower road hough neighbouring cottage younger wife condition look after 1926 aged bought 1881 servant harvey family londonthorpe village cousin waggoner 1889 jane anne hackett leeds 1891 shepherd living grange baby daughter jane's janes brother 1901 horseman brandon 1911 they'd theyd worked engine driver 1913-1921 1931 annie sophia cawton 1896 child 1897 only survived childhood daughters when 1899 were beeston notts loughboorough grocer's grocers porter 1915 assistant clifford's cliffords grocery store grantham manager roberts shop town margaret thatcher during first world joined sherwood foresters derby regiment number 106692 killed action weeks before armistice 1918 while serving 16th battalion royal warwickshire birmingham pals private 52239 have been among casualties suffered company when bombed german aircraft resting reserve positions prior moving front line attack next commemorated favreuil cemetery near bapaume france after senior grocery business lincoln robert tyler baker gelston drove horse-drawn bread around hougham marston sadly thing know about death during second 1942 damp thatched acquired from just midnight night bristol blenheim bomber wattisham training exercise engines began misfire lost height gunner crawford baled over normanton heath pilot kenneth jones navigator bombadier herbert dawson stayed power what's whats playing field crashing ayto's aytos both crew members ensuing fire back military history index \",\" stuffin family william 1768-1851 born wellingore 1768 living hough parish 1794 when married rebecca lufton also from they lived gelston sons 1798 john 1802 1841 both were farming died 1845 stayed with until 1851 then alone death 1875 1798-1877 meanwhile 1832 elder alice bunny notts when their first christened they brandon described labourer their daughter sarah 1835 followed another mitchell 1839 which time farmer continued farm 1877 1865 listed tenant church farm 1850 assume that there 1830s mentioned taking part vestry council meeting late 1860s 1870s next generation parents 1859 moved maplebeck wife emma freestone temple hill 1871 doddington children evalina 1862 1866 1881 zilpha probably lane although census visiting widowed brother carlton scroop 1891 together roewood winkburn near newark 1892 wagstaff nottingham 1901 them 1907 buried husband evelina remained nottinghamshire we've weve found what happened eliza rawding brant broughton 1858 beatrice father where farmed acres 1880 following year \",\" hunt mackears families george alfred known blacksmith hough from least 1901 1924 born caythorpe 1858 where father roadley 1889 married harriet also 1857 daughter samuel mason retired moved carlton scroop they katherine 1890 hunt's hunts brother harry florence emily 1880 henry squires gelston grange holmes blacksmith's blacksmiths forge today \",\" ashton family brandon william important figure late 18th century well owning property gelston caythorpe normanton trent notts steward lord brownlow commissioner enclosure awards born about 1754 don't dont know background married arabella southworth soho 1777 from wellam near retford only child thomas christened 1750 clarborough died 1792 aged giving birth eleventh matthew 1826 buried hough children 1781 charlotte infancy 1779 1782 catherine 1783 emma 1778 sancta 1780 1785 elizabeth 1786 1788 1790 sophia senior left elder condition that paid £500 each surviving sisters dolby marston 1807 1837 ashton's ashtons other daughters marry lived their annuities they seemed have together foston remaining were there 1851 census grantham area possibly 1841 1845 1858 1862 newark 1872 their officer loveden militia being promoted captain 1813 mary peacock 1825 northorpe lincs kirton carlton scroop 'died suddenly when visit rectory house breaking blood vessel march 1830 41st year age' widow retired younger also served made lieutenant same brother captain wells 1797 1818 wellingore father lent £400 himself corn factor grimsby loan written will 1840s farmer hill believed 1856 obviously farming land around parish william's williams welham mostly whom described plaque church feb1792 gentleman \",\" lilley family stragglethorpe brandon doddington stubton late 18th century early 19th matthew born 1771 elizabeth lived where he'd been they children william 1793 mary 1795 married joseph crosby beckingham 1802 they settled leadenham died fulbeck 1876 1797 1826 harriet boole bassingham c1806 moved newark balderton their were 1834 remained until 1910 george c1838 1880s then tuxford jane c1841 charles hurst salford durham c1842 john whitham 1818 hebb claypole 1796 wellingore farmers certainly living greystones 1850 think family have there from 1865 buried hough lifetime they'd theyd farmed acres mostly fields known duncrofts branthill between protection 'matchstick' matchstick wood 1874 when 1881 their farming 1819 eliza child 1820 1823 1824 phoebe hutchinson 1828 1831- 1833 1835 1837 caroline 1841 b1823 working servant edward burtt welbourn another lill heckington 1813 years later barnby upon near doncaster yorkshire in1905 aged never stayed with parents younger brother took over farm 1884 having recently stubton probably william's williams daughter burroughs 1859 1851 1831 house robinson hall niece anne also holmes 1836 barkston live carlby bourne stamford railway policeman great northern railway neots worked father sarah codd 1861 she'd shed preston white house farmer scredington them sharp sturton stow marton master baker kirkgate 1858 harriet's harriets neice laura 1871 grocer baker assistant west hackney middlesex 1855 beckwith back fenton 1843 several after mother's mothers death however during away 1901 annie 1909 followed 1913 both 1863 gelston fanny 1870 1872 1873 1877 1882 lawton orston notts will lizzie before 1892 b1870 bought 1891 east bridgford rearsby marston walcott foreman in1901 1908 edith ross year farmer's 1933 1955 together wells north clifton 1899 henry pollard leicester he'd labourer kinoulton vale belvoir marriage nottingham police constable telegraph clerk aunt louisa western general dealer sub-postmistress high street collingham back page \",\" article reproduced from grantham journal front page friday march 21st 1947 gillison centre shows laurel hardy play darts eighty-six years-old arthur jefferson waited patiently plough barkston sunday best blue suit waiting welcome worldwide screen personality whom seen person years touching moment equally renowned corpulent partner walked stan oliver arrived journal cameraman took this happy reunion picture when visited father seated stan`s behind them bill healey beatrice brother-in-law sister country entertain british public jefferson`s travelled london with wife they were accompanied landlord last comedian spent year america overcome sunday`s bless said i`ll race street pound quipped means enjoyed every minute celebration before departing rendezvous caused roars laughter their comical expressions antics wisecracks entered taxi final long famed wiggle hardy`s fingers many villagers principally younger ones outside party oblige that amusing characteristic finger-tips hair which accompanies performances inside reached peak teatime healey`s homemade pastry particularly popular returning same evening comedians joined gang issued plenty challenges they evidently absorbed more instruction received lion board well known grantham player lunch time than most those present appreciated obvious babe nicknamed visit died january 1949 funeral service place nicholas church buried cemetery appreciation society later raised money headstone grave 1950 olga left take over bull bottesford where ollie several occasions also returned during tour 1953 1954 peter's peters hill c1953 born stanley actress moved area 1920s britain 1927 1932 stayed george hotel went stage theatre royal biggest stars hollywood certainly names comedy mobbed streets well-wishers autograph hunters whilst working local musician william henry 1896 music teacher welham street married 1937 became licencees west private house latter world many customers american airmen soldiers around heath airfield 1940 olga's olgas retired theatre live winter 1946-47 came first theatrical tours missed arrival snowed however then today \",\" military connections hough hill parish following served forces connections with parish villages gelston brandon where entries underlined follow links their service details respective family history pages those marked appear memorial india boer william beecham joseph richardson costall thomas tunnadine whaley rawding ross jesse shelbourn horace turner james world one		 isaac adamson	+			 sidney anderson	+	 armstrong ayto +								 ernest baker george carter cleaver arthur cotterill deacon frederick dolby		 charles dove herbert cecil hayward claude hales john harrison percy lord neville northover palmer harry parkin frank partridge pitt rickett bramford archie lamb albert mccreary macfarlane carlton scroop commemorated memorial window church pre-world robert johnson bembridge dickinson latham horsley jordan harold ivus lowth francis alexander edward reginald silkstone speed nimrod western footitt \",\" about this website site this designed produced roger kingscott family history research alison la-vine whilst also providing date local information primarily publication family ongoing constantly updated supports work hough hill parish council author spent years royal force initially front line tornado bomber navigator before specialising flight testing after completing aerosystems course became trials officer with defence evaluation research agency's agencys combat aircraft department returned flying test fast test squadron boscombe down then taught electronic warfare centre latterly worked qinetiq typhoon systems warton about leave available employment consultancy following fields •	technical reporting •	flight •	systems engineering •	planning project management •	safety case assessment •	operational technical training •	historical please e-mail further brandon hall returning working \",\" carlton scroop normanton wind turbines planning application ground level view looking north-east from near lodge farm turbine site towards caythorpe court village church planning applications have been lodged with south kesteven district council skdc wind turbines between hough hill 1922 also 1468 1828 howdale although both plans same area only first currently under consideration meeting held 2011 representatives other local villages which decided form committee coordinate objections parish councils were recently informed plan limited time formally respond affected will just south spot-height hough-carlton road this page applications comments links contacts photos panorama panoramic view ground zoom controls below illustrative views various points click thumbnails stars from church lane viking honington already sent cliffe parish letter letter enclosure plan application development control committee emailed directly page object should make this clear your comments members agendas minutes grantham journal article knot public beckingham turbine blot belvoir locals oppose campaign rural england policy frinkley email contacts cllr balfe kingscott printable maps pictures expand showing ranges nearby houses views visual impact \",\" shooting noise around fenton stubton brandon fulbeck fields showing villages farms gorse many local villagers troubled noise from clay pigeon shooting lodge clay shoot residents' residents association recently been formed help co-ordinate comments liaise with site represents residents which parish meeting council also includes representatives will work alongside hough hill caythorpe councils contacts website gunfire area local farmers organise game shoots within respective open seasons pheasant season partridge military used airfield training blank ammunition this stopped early 2010 land since sold major planning applications decided skdc's skdcs development control committtee committee members agendas minutes \",\" brandon pictures panorama view from chapel tower zoom controls below \",\" hough pictures please wait seconds pictures load \",\" gelston pictures please wait seconds pictures load \",\" carlton scroop also military connections viking sunrise towards barkston heath november morning \",\" george speed born carlton scroop 1891 parents were joseph caythorpe eliza hickling notts george's georges elder siblings youngest being thomas 1887 family recently moved where became ironstone labourer only month during april census mother died shortly afterwards brought father's fathers sister mary husband franklin they'd theyd married 1881 1901 living with field rowston sleaford same time steam ploughman wife elizabeth carby when enlisted sherwood foresters 242320 nottingham grantham next father woodyard killed whilst serving 15th bttn 28th march 1918 german spring offensive commemorated poziers memorial somme district listed back military history index family \",\" bembridge family carlton scroop private john born 1897 william martha living working farm horseman when enlisted lincolnshire regiment 1916 grantham aged years months initially served reserve before being mobilised signed duration tall with chest religion church england initially posted bttn transferred battalion machine corps march 1917 sailed from folkstone boulogne join british expeditionary force following arrived corps' base depot camiers joining 137th company field 17th during admitted ambulance tonsillitis twice once hospital scabies leave 1918 weeks later 16th company became 46th within north midland division killed action 13th back military history index \",\" horsley family carlton scroop george horlsey born 1883 kineton warwickshire parents were abraham agricultural labourer emma least children 1901 footman compton verney estate near rugby 1911 butler everrard digby buckshaw house holwell sherbourne dorset married margaret dora lewis bishopwood herefordshire 1912 their first child james 1913 1915 living working when signed lincolnshire regiment grantham after months reserve called 1916 described tall with chest from 1917 'home home service suspect that he'd joined battalion which part 59th north midland division ireland help suppress rebellion sailed from southampton havre join expeditionary force france back military history index \",\" honington information history parish website genuki page domesday book 1086 \",\" brant broughton also website genuki entry \",\" arthur latham born tilston cheshire 1893 1901 he'd moved woolsthorpe james with parents henry stud groom eliza  when enlisted battalion leicestershire regiment number 202822 leicester resident grantham although haven't havent found there obviously carlton scroop connection listed memorial window church well plaque private killed action 1917 during battle polygon wood ypres passchendaele campaign buried bridge house cemetery belgium back military history index \",\" nimrod nunn western born carlton scroop grantham april 1889  his mother leah 1891 aged living with grandmother anne charwoman great gonerby unmarried john barker  they seem have been charity street manor house side bembridge family other 1901 boarder david hannah beecham their daughter ellen doors from coach horses enlisted service battalion lincolnshire regiment regimental number 10450 reginald silkstone village same also joined service 10451 seems likely that they together battalion arrived boulogne 1915 part 17th northern division army first operated voormezeele area belgium ypres salient remained sector until year when front line training during 'actions actions spring' spring 1916 involved fighting bluff south east comines canal lincolnshires were trenches 14th germans took  7th lincs reserve time failed attempts retake position relieved early having lost killed wounded missing  private action during battle recapture suffering grave known name commemorated menin gate back military history index \",\" william beecham born hough 1864 james elizabeth 1881 census aged listed groom enlisting army 1883 described farm labourer joined northumberland fusiliers newark regimental number having previously served militia battalion derbyshire regiment which became part sherwood foresters first promoted lance corporal 1884 reverted private months later years india during time took 1888 black mountain expedition against tribes hazara area pakistan 1888? then sergeant 1889 1890 later signed with colours married mary foster 1891 nowshera north west frontier then 1893 peshawa extended service before returning britain that year during boer spent 1901 1902 south africa 1903 permitted extend beyond completed bttn newcastle tyne 1907 this children thomas 1892 1895 charles feb? 1898 louisa back military history index sergeant moor barn \",\" joseph smith richardson born hough robert carlton died active service during boer 11th 1901 howick site british military hospital natal south africa back military history index \",\" william hoyes costall born hough about 1880 1881 living with parents john farm labourer mary doddington near brownlow arms 1885 they'd theyd moved brandon possibly area behind phone time 1901 census family mansfield 1898 wiliam working carter volunteered derbyshire regiment nottingham medical derby next described being years months 123lb fresh complexion blue eyes brown hair religion posted battalion mounted infantry battalion left suez 28th november 1899 join boer shortly after landing sent sterkstroom eastern cape then bushmanshoek they remained this district until advance north towards orange free state drowned river 'major major godley command detachment commissie drift proved difficult hold parties boers side river able fire into camp order stop party under sergeant-major erwin despatched ventner's ventners place reported fordable prove highland light walked across kaffir horse over test strength stream stationary point march upon formed scouts were started three horses distance corporal bradshaw leading powerful swimmer went well three-fourths journey noticed those bank that going several called more right notice taken water almost reaching rear repeated caution also disregarded once began swim others closed followed suit privates murphy hull costal threw themselves surging washed away never seen again apart from private body recovered twenty miles down dived hours their comrades last swam back military history index \",\" thomas tunnadine born hough 1869 william brickmaker 1881 still living mother widow working charwoman started work farm servant also served territorial army battalion lincolnshire regiment 1887 volunteered grantham general service cavalry joined dragoon guards regimental number 3575 described having blue eyes light brown hair 1894 extended with colours years 1898 married lucy katherine dent christ church cotton norwich following year south africa during boer 1900 1902 before being invalided home embarked granted sick furlough from daughter louise alberta alexander 1908 canterbury baptised garrison church permitted extend beyond discharged private 1913 exemplary record forwarding address bell road east molesey surrey back military history index princess royal's royals \",\" joseph whaley born hough 1868 james farm labourer mary aunsby worked servant before signing grantham general service cavalry 1887 described months with fair complexion blue eyes brown hair tattoo half ring back finger joined dragoon guards same year that thomas tunnadine 3546 private after years home served india 1889 1893 probably umballa muttra from 1894 1900 battalion were initially shorncliffe kent 1897 admitted norwich county hospital after being knocked while exercising officer's officers horse 1898 married marion marshall matthews thorpe colchester following still private signed another 1904 south africa during boer promoted lance corporal then full he'd been sergeant this have acting field rank because reverted however time discharged canterbury 1908 exemplary record wright's wrights yard hill about 1890 youngest children parents john ironstone sarah harston leicestershire uncle 1901 they part there more 1911 quarryman like elder brothers father cottage farmer when britain declared germany 1914 already volunteer 4th? lincolnshire yeomanry enlisted regiment sleaford asylum attendant presumably rauceby mental which opened 1902 aged days having dark 134lbs light posted this soon changed regimental number 12944 into trouble training absent without leave from bovington camp dorset 1915 lulworth transferred month later embarked france only records readable spent 12-16 hospital scabies 1916 sent join unit front tonsillitis wounded remained duty action gunshot wound left next boulogne dispatched england ship 'jan breydel' breydel during lemons 1917 class reserve ‘for those soldiers whose services deemed valuable country civil rather than military employment' employment returned 'white white house' house gelston 1919 disclaimer suffering disability back military history index \",\" thomas rawding born hough 1874 william rose cottage brandon 1846 mary skillington 1881 family left parish were living crescent place newark where maltster 1891 parents sherburn near scarborough still working miles away 'saxton' saxton staxton recorded rawling aged 'how hell' hell labourer when months signed years service with royal artillery july 1895 described 130lb 35-38 chest blue eyes flaxen hair fresh complexion good physical development religion wesleyan next mother joined battery horse regimental number 10674 horse driver transferring then 1896 record mostly medical 1895		 arrived woolwich barracks 1896	 hospital days slight contusion having been kicked 					 doctor oakhampton back right duty accident johns wood woolwich? sailed india arriving 1897 mhow madhya pradesh 1899 umballa ambala punjab 1901 rest after bench fell foot whilst 1902 	recurrence sprain ague fever climatic 1902		 deolali transit camp 1903	 from transferred army reserve 1907	 discharged 1908	 re-engaged home 1914	 mobilised posted 1914 cadet school posted ludgershall wilts france admitted field hospital herpes discharged 1915	 14-19 granted leave 1916	 trivial wound finger hand 1916 	moved general rouen co's certificate states that packing 																						 section's sections ration preserved meat 24th slipped 																								 cutting dressed himself reported sick 1916						sailed england 'western western australia' australia thus missing opening 																					 battle somme remained 1917				discharged reached limit died 1943 back military history index \",\" isaac james richard adamson born 1890 swinegate grantham thomas harriet 1901 family were living moor barn between brandon hough 1911 they still being called 1915 working farm labourer enlisted lincolnshire regiment regimental number 21432 10th years days with chest initially assigned reserve mobilised 1916 joined battalion depot following sailed france joining transferred remained until death 28th april 1917 grimsby chums part 34th infantry division attack french town roeux germans counter-attacked over four hundred casualties killed wounded missing including private buried cemetery calais records completed letter signed father vicar then mother died thomas's thomass address army recorded dysart road commonwealth graves brothers arthur clear this 1919 he'd been heard other brother fred believed back military history index \",\" thomas armstrong william armstong born brandon 1888 fred burton coggles jane lambley gelston 1911 railway navvy living hough haven't havent found enlistment 268585 sapper 296th railway company royal engineers died 19th 1919 buried mons bergen communal cemetery back military history index \",\" ernest baker born south stoke rochford about 1899 youngest robert caythorpe mary 1901 family were living normanton cliffe 1911 with widowed mother labourer's labourers cottage hough whilst brother arthur working waggoner joseph glossop gelston enlisted grantham served private 87510 86th company machine corps killed action during german counter-attack battle cambrai 1917 known grave listed memorial back military history index \",\" george cleaver born hough about 1893 john sarah jane brandon mother died 1894 whilst they were living hougham 1901 children rosling yard near brownlow arms where ironstone miner 1911 sister with mother's mothers flear relations gelston enlisted lincolnshire regiment private 15305 battalion sleaford killed action 1917 during battle broodseinde part third ypres better known final phase passchendaele same evans regiment's regiments victoria cross know grave commemorated tyne memorial back military history index \",\" arthur cotterill born ryhall rutland 1891 only child john henry mary arden father farm labourer followed suit married stafford parish church 1914 enlisted 25th works battalion durham light infantry 48045 24th 1916 25yr days seems have been called october leeds joined then transferred labour corps 168230 medical category changed 1917 1918 hospitalised with bronchitis 6-10 catarrh influenza apr-6 during service lived brandon their newark area when discharged from army 1919 aged address mount square appleton gate died 1948 mansfield 2003 back military history index \",\" george henry deacon born doddington edward estate woodman mary 1901 they were living village hough 1911 family labourer's labourers cottage road? working farm they lived next ernest baker's bakers other side doors from thomas armstrong's armstrongs house enlisted lincoln joined army service corps private 195935 serving with advanced motor transport workshops when died mesopotamia modern iraq on16 1917 buried baghdad north gate cemetery back military history index \",\" frederick dolby born hough post office around 1880 benjamin shoemaker postmaster harriet toulson 1891 family were still post office fred's freds sister sarah 'letter letter carrier' carrier years later fred rural postman mary postwoman mother died father parish relief married eliza bartram herts church 1903 they moved gelston where they children william 1904 doris 1906 1911 labourer signed with battalion lincolnshire regiment grantham 1915 although wasn't wasnt mobilised until months enlistment he's described baker living chest 139lb 'teeth teeth fair could attention' attention after mobilisation 1916 242142 sailed from southampton havre 1917 trained bomber grenade thrower spent weeks army rest camp days leave england reported missing action 1918 during german attack bullecourt salient april prisoner limburg being held kleineblittersdorf repatriated 1919 posted regiment's regiments reserve battalion back military history index \",\" arthur edward acton lucy lucerne swaythling lawn southampton grandson joseph emma jane lord captain company kings shropshire light infantry military cross when killed action 1917 buried philosophe british cemetery mazingarbe near loos herbert born doncaster moved area enlisted grantham private 1665 lincolnshire yeomanry died during training england cambridge hospital 1915 aged hough back history index \",\" charles william hales late court leys near brandon born sudbrooke 1896 father also from goulceby louth 1901 yardman farm worker mother sarah salmonby horncastle enlisted 1915 joined battalion lincolnshire regiment 58348 killed action 1918 while serving with prince wales' wales north staffordshire 40950 known grave commemorated soissons memorial back military history index \",\" john james harrison enlisted newly formed battalion lincolnshire regiment grantham 29th august 1914 aged fresh faced with brown eyes black hair religion regimental number 10471 he'd married beatrice annie gregory 1904 nottingham registry office working groom living hough grange previously served leicestershire 17th foot initial posting lincolnshires 19th depot soon made then 1915 acting substantive 1916 battalion embarked empress britain liverpool sailed next gallipoli they landed near helles 20th joined royal naval division front achi bara were withdrawn imbros order part landings suvla stayed peninsula until evacuated egypt moved france fought western front rest july 1917 charged overstaying furlough fined days april 1918 discharged corporal good character longer service myalgia forwarding address lilly dame agnes back brandon back military history index \",\" cecil hayward heywood born gelston 1891 1911 living with mother brother claude enlisted ilkeston derbyshire resident hull 16391 haywood battalion lincolnshire regiment killed action 1916 first battle somme buried serre road cemetery near albert cecil's cecils hough 1890 1901 younger ernest father george who'd whod been farm labourer then ironstone miner disappeared lincoln stainton stanton? dale notts 9528 1915 bedford house ypres back military history index \",\" percy lord john shaw arabella melton mowbray grandson joseph emma jane wife mabel bradley hall alton staffordshire died pneumonia 1918 aged while serving with 57th auxiliary petrol company army service corps buried communal cemetery biganos small town near bordeaux neville northover evelyn born poole dorset about 1892 edward henrietta nelson house southsea hants 1911 'farm farm pupil' pupil thomas mary eastern hough killed whilst wiltshire regiment attached hampshire yeomanry voormezeele ypres commemorated both hill honington memorials back military history index \",\" william palmer henry born brandon 1895 farm foreman gosberton jane 1901 living wyberton lincs \",\" harry parkin born stubton 1893 james sarah when declared 1914 gamekeeper living hill three weeks later signed join royal field artillery enlisted malton yorkshire regimental number 26805 19yrs months 8lbs girth fresh complexion blue light brown hair cofe initially sent depot newcastle tyne then 16th? posted driver newly formed 261st battery which 1915 became battery 83rd brigade part 18th eastern division kitchener's kitcheners army division moved from colchester area salisbury plain point records damaged charged with wilfully breaking government property heytesbury mentioned might have been stationed knook camp near this laid artillery camp still used transit training field mobile guns wooden wheels these were positioned relatively close front line frequently using teams horses time 'brigade' equivalent battalion other units usually consisting batteries each horse-drawn pounder from 1916 these joined section howitzers full would around commanded commander being major drivers each allocated riding rest draught however brigade ammunition column consisted captain bring ammunition supplies divisional dumps merged into columns driver transferred where served parkin's parkins unit embarked france southampton arriving havre following assembled flesselles remained western front remainder awarded days punishment neglecting comply order earlier punishment restrained fetters handcuffs similar attached fixed object such wheel hours 19th 1918 given treating horse shackled every anything 1917 military medal bravery highest award non-commissioned ranks london gazette badge													military leave hard read seems granted fortnight year boulogne 21st finally 24th april 1919 calais returned cadre embarking 26th ripon dispersal centre 12th furlough class reserve allowed return civilian life obligation necessary germany accept terms peace treaty demobilised when disestablished 1920 returning wrote regiment asking about july forwarded duncan king rectory asked present back history index \",\" frank partridge born brandon about 1885 mother jane robinson hough married samuel 1881 came from warwickshire medical family captain later in1881 boarding with meriden cottage 1891 young living uncle william hall whilst master mariner were newcastle 1901 caythorpe believe that newark 1910 where they have lived stanley listed parish 1913 kelly's kellys directory served first world lincolnshire yeomanry regimental number 16106 machine corps 56066 then hussars 79168 awarded victory british medals haven't havent been able find service record back military history index \",\" joseph pitt born 1879 dyer cirencester glos father daniel rutter provision merchant mother annie bowen burtt been fulbeck fields they married gainsborough where area 1866 however 1891 weston super mare living means with children servant 1901 mary weeks breaches lane bishops cleave left money when died gotherington 1927 shown retired cheese factor uncle aunt henry 1917 horseman brandon lodge working cousin keymer signed army grantham volunteering driver royal field artillery single tall chest 149lb exempted from combatant service conscientious grounds presumably through being quaker like mother's mothers family record shows that 'deemed deemed have enlisted 1916' 1916 lodged contentious objector status earlier he'd medical it's clear volunteered called posted service corps horse transport 294041 next then newbridge bath home blackheath before embarking france southampton troopship huntscraft arrived havre 18th stayed until 1918 having awarded good conduct medal discharged class reserve 1919 harrowby camp returned back military history index \",\" frederick charles rickett born hough richard annie family were living blyth near rotherham when enlisted retford served king royal rifles 17588 92975 london battalion fusiliers city regiment killed action 1918 buried brondfay farm military cemetary albert back history index \",\" horace turner born brandon about 1891 joseph shepherd kate 1901 living with family hough left home 1911 1917 discharged from 82nd training reserve battalion private 50483 york longer physically service para king's kings regulations described tall fair complexion grey eyes light brown hair sober well behaved moving back hill farm labourer back military history index \",\" frank edward bramford archie john archelaus were brothers their father born aisby 1879 started agricultural labourer before becoming waggoner firstly miller then farmers various places including ropsley braceby boothby pagnell mother sarah alice tyers 1882 wilsford married 1906 heydour children child between came their sister annie hough 1935 assume family settled village they still seem have been 1940 about 1942 moved londonthorpe sons served forces during world george navy whilst fred bill army gunner driver regiment royal horse artillery regimental number 868721 died 1941 buried knightsbridge cemetery acroma libya time part armoured brigade division desert rats eighth army's armys first action operation crusader launched relieve siege tobruk 19th overrun airfield sidi rezegh suffered heavy losses when rommel's rommels afrika corps counter-attacked seems likely that this battle 'knightsbridge' british supply centre junction tracks west south commanding which supplies front graves many those gave lives campaign later gathered into from battlefield burial grounds scattered desert sites lance corporal battalion lincolnshire 4800651 years 27th 1944 hong kong lincs based india start march battalion joined with newly formed 71st indian infantry 26th fought arakan burma 1943 11th brigade withdrawn bombay area amphibious operations training north-east island fell japanese christmas most cemetery killed internees prisoners occupation clear unit speculate captured fighting listed memorial hill spelt 'bamford' bamford back military history index \",\" albert wilfred mccreary born southend 1916 parents were edward frederick grace eveline bamlet father equipment officer which explain they moved hough married ellen ford 1939 grantham registration district captain loyal regiment north lancashire when killed italy 1944 aged buried minturno cemetry 78km north naples close coast most those died during fights establish crossing river garigliano early stages battle monte cassino back military history index \",\" wing commander ruthven montgomerie chase macfarlane been army officer france during first world initially 60th battery royal field artillery then pilot flying corps point with flying armstrong whitworth mentioned dispatches 1917 military cross patrol 1918 lieut ruthven montgomerie chase macfarlane conspicuous gallantry devotion duty during flight lasting over fours carried height performed very accurate contact critical period obtaining most valuable information concerning enemy's enemys dispositions also engaged many batteries infantry machine fire throughout courage keenness fine example ranks transferred when formed seems have made career whilst serving training school duxford became edith muriel 'moonie' moonie atkinson she'd shed living south kensington their marriage 1920 eastbourne where both parents lived father housemaster college 1943 ruthven's ruthvens moved guernsey promoted squadron leader 1932 1933 posted cooperation sarum near salisbury chief instructor 1937 uxbridge administrative duties retired 1939 health their only arnold joined killed action 1940 pilot officer navigator bristol beaufort aircraft l4508 coastal command which shot down flak night torpedo attack shipping cherbourg crashed onto house killing people ground well crew when ruthen senior were rose villa stockton lane york they'd theyd hough hill active service aged don't dont know under what circumstances buried churchyard gravestone records son's sons death back military history index \",\" thomas william lamb born 1910 gelston eldest gardener amelia from ropsley driver 2181529 boring section royal engineers died france during retreat dunkirk 1940 buried moeres communal cemetery back military history index \",\" \",\" william musson \",\" johnson family carlton scroop harriet born ewerby about 1848 daughter thomas agricultural labourer honington sarah waddington 1861 were living heath 1871 1881 1891 must have died still illegitimate? robert henry 1867 1869 married chantry mason's masons grantham census them william street spittalgate listed visitor 1884 enlisted with dragoon guards number 2373 time springfield terrace ilkeston derbyshire been away from parents' parents home  for years working next grandfather previously served militia bttn lincolnshire regiment rejected marines teeth joining dragoons june described looking least 133lb chest fresh complexion blue grey eyes brown hair church england dark scar left shoulder spot right iris however only days before deserting eight later signed army again this stamford cameron highlanders calling himself collier aged paperwork then lincoln joined fort george near inverness november unit moved egypt where stayed until1887 took part nile expedition 1884-85 operations upper 1884-86 however 1885 confessed fraudulent enlistment stating that true name birth certificate tried 1886 jailed weeks continued serve another buying nottingham area 1941 back military history index \",\" lowth family carlton scroop william born about 1830 we've weve also come across many brothers samuel working carter matthew robinson stubton 1861 1852 married sarah matkin lincs however died years later probably after birth their daughter elizabeth marian infancy  william again fermoy ireland 1873 julia magner  they children first india others where they settled around 1880 child james francis alexander 1881 youngest harold ivus 1892 1901 road labourer ironstone enlisted royal marine light infantry 1904 service number 14721 1914 corporal serving onboard armoured cruiser aboukir when torpedoed dutch coast german submarine ship rapidly flooded most surviving crew were forced jump overboard escape before sank believing that mine fellow cruisers cressy hogue moved pick survivors these little over hour ships sunk with loss 1459 other rescued merchant british trawlers killed action body recovered burial commemorated chatham naval memorial next mother then mile cottages claypole grantham bttn duke wellington's wellingtons west riding regt regimental 203188 resident howton military medal 1917 wounds casualty clearing station lijssenthoek near ypres buried cemetery there back military history index \",\" stragglethorpe also brant broughton website genuki entry \",\" hoyes family tree file download adobe reader family hough gelston matthew born about 1796 metheringham later moved hill 1818 married barnsley wilsford church they settled where worked farm labourer around 1828 they died 1858 there 1865 their children were william 1819 john 1821 1823 1825 weeks 1826 elizabeth rebecca 1830 robert 1833 martha 1835 next page generation children berridge mary \",\" robinson family brandon hough part generation children william elizabeth eliza 1803 never married 1841 1851 helping parents frederick church lane farm between 1858 both died william's williams wife leaving children moved back help hall 1871 lodging hill with richard barker retired farmer probably mill mound cottage 1880 jane 1805 also living 1861 haven't havent found census she'd shed return brother kirby ashfield notts caroline cook nottinghamshire following year francis 1806 matilda butt june 1842 risley derbyshire she'd shed been born sandiacre about 1813 1843 when their daughter christened they were spittlegate grantham pension their ended companion maternal cousin mary 1808 we're still several leads what happened edward 1810 other trace have infancy 1815 carr birmingham 1820 john hannah dunderdale seem taken over tenancy it's acre farm aged 1855 sisters anne then lived presumably look after left farming acres 1881 shrunk unmarried servants 1886 ann's anns •	henry •	elizabeth •	john charles 1844 •	william 1846 •	mary alice 1848 •	frank 1849 •	jane margaret •	george 1853 seems bradley collingham cromwell 1833 wilsford lincs where gamekeeper meantime stapleford near newark leonard's leonards terrace we've weve record thereafter emigrated •	philip edwin 1860 1864 •	ellen 1866 •	kate 1868 previous page			 next page \",\" robinson family brandon hough part generation children william carr henry 1842 lived until least 1861 1871 farming acres hill another branch already here sister mary with after marriage isabella elizabeth emma smith 1872 kilmacolm renfrewshire they moved cambridgeshire been born middlesex 1881 were living hardwicke newnham croft grantchester just outside cambridge where assistant professor chemistry this picture taken scotland 1883 1891 chesterton other side lecturer died 1894 buried later that year children emigrated canada 1901 knee alberta 1906 calgary anne following •	william alexander 1873 •	euphemia 1877 kilmalcolm •	anne 1880 cambs •	olive beatie infancy grange 1886 1843 marry stayed housekeeper parents hall father's fathers death continued live brother 1899 john charles 1844 father during 1870s married annie cooper frances can't cant find records have non-conformists perhaps frieston zealand accompanied john's johns younger alice they sailed from london sailing ship dunbritton amongst total passengers arrived port chalmers otago  they shared class cabin final journey whilst heads  named robert after nearest port christened thereafter known middle name iron hulled barque built 1875  was based glasgow sank island firth forth  john dunedin 1916 1846 latter's latters seems over farm last record 1896 trade directory elizabeth's elizabeths lodging eliza barker manthorpe 1911 1848 frank 1849 edinburgh visiting george student university body brought back burial jane margaret 1851 samuel partridge hannah haven't havent established link between jane's janes mother sisters 1884 burton newark 1910 she'd shed allington about 1885 daughter philip stanley though there parish 1913 served first world lincolnshire yeomanry regimental number 16106 machine corps 56066 then hussars 79168 awarded victory british medals able service 1847 aston warwickshire england doctors became captain boarding meriden cottage •	frank uncle aunt master mariner newcastle 1897 caythorpe 1853 studied hope prize scholarship appointed fellow royal scottish society 1878 working university's universitys department condition scotswoman janet jessie hull professional chemist daisy 1882 census staying it's clear anlaby road listed manufacturing however declared bankrupt time spring bank west described analyst chemical works manager probate wasn't wasnt proved 1912 frederic caroline bradley edwin 1860 checker great north railway nottinghamshire 1864 stapleford also wilsford corn miller ellen 1866 dressmaker kate 1868 schoolgirl previous page			 next page \",\" generation children henry robinson isabella elizabeth emma smith william alexander 1873 brandon pictured moved canada with mother 1894 calgary 1906 died 1943 innisfail alberta euphemia 1877 kilmalcolm 1964 white rock british columbia anne carr 1880 grantchester married james clarence smallwood 1911 vancouver 1917 panel 1926 burquitlam born about 1886 sutton coldfield staffs willoughby catherine kitty eagles whilst serving 54th battalion central ontario regiment canadian infantry buried barlin south west bethune france near casualty clearing station seems have been many casualties incurred canadians during large trench raid preparations attack vimy ridge month later previous page \",\" branches robinson family lived brandon 19th century assume that they're theyre related although we've weve trace link this section details descendants matthew separate covers william descendants generation 1792 married elizabeth brown ancaster they children •	sarah born 1793 •	john charles blythe 1794 died 1795 •	mary ruskington 1796 •	richard 1799 1800 christened christmas •	matthew leasingham 1803 •	lydia 1804 1806 children richard hannah rollitt navenby 1805 1836 were farming probably lodge farm 1841 well household included elder independent means junior sister lydia 1846 stayed housekeeper 1851 farm consisted acres aged leaving look after 1833 1834 •	hannah 1835 weeks 1838 •	william 1839 sarah lambert from corby lincolnshire 1831 initially long sutton they'd theyd moved back employed malster stubton 1861 fenton road samuel lowth carter carlton scroop 1871 acre? beckingham 1890 they 1832 about 1837 first record have other than christening when living with brother there seems brought brother's brothers away listed visitor nephew's nephews widow catherine 1881 visiting niece challands bottesford early next page \",\" patchett family brandon foston stevenson stubton generation thomas born about 1787 great gonerby wife mary wilsford 1784 1808 they'd theyd settled where farm labourer children were don't dont know which house they lived time 1848 moved into 'new cottages' cottages built brownlow estate known twisted chimneys cornerways john sanders' sanders other cottage assume that continued live this until died 1861 aged buried hough though haven't havent found gravestone years earlier their •	sarah •	alice 1809 •	thomas 1813 •	mary 1815 •	joseph 1819 •	elizabeth 1821 •	william 1825 children sarah married william clayton 1832 living he'd been 1807 first child 1835 after 1849 their remained worked nurse susanna bacon lincoln 1894 probably 1883 •	harry 1836 •	george 1840 abigail attewell 1901 alice 1842 1897 •	thirza 1847 daughters unmarried 1870s sleaford workhouse 1881 later laundry worker benjamin barnes from syston 1834 soon afterwards christened however both mother have can't cant find further records barkston 1841 1851 around home town oundle northamptonshire west brewer •	georgiana 1844 1853 •	john charles 1856 •	amelia 1859 1855 widow benfield road with including year daughter laundress lodgers james loveday sawyer 1871 still benefield george 1839 census parents spitalgate area grantham whilst duty groom hall they lodging frances shipman mary's marys niece visiting george's georges •	charles 1846 •	emma denton street hulme manchester coachman staying petersham mews south kensington perhaps employer opening nearby royal albert queen victoria days both retired elizabeth stevevenson's stevevensons 'vermont' vermont stanley withington greater 1891 lancashire 1896 there 1898 1900 joseph running sister housekeeper martha moore honington 1820 1878 1860 •	martha 1862 working charwoman lodger louisa freeman dressmaker career martha's marthas youngest also took general dealers shopkeepers chapel manthorpe another grantley shop assistant 1902 1911 1925 servant either 1843 illegitimate david chambers housekeeping brother stayed hunt 1866 pointon 1829 following 1867 continued next page \",\" patchett stevenson families continued generation children george mary charles 1846 moved with parents from stubton hulme manchester 1850s 1861 working warehouse clerk 1867 married kezia grundy broffitt born 1871 commercial traveller metal trade they were living parents' home denton along sister emma 1881 'vermont' vermont stanley withington greater still there 1901 which time director lead merchants died 1906 their children •	charles 1875 professor music •	florence 1879 1855 seems have stayed family brother their joseph martha foston thomas patchet 1856 older cousin where office 1878 emily brown town bridlington they settled worked then nearby moss side lancashire 1915 elizabeth 1859 william bates west bromwich about 1871had chorlton became engineering pattern maker they'd theyd mile patchett's patchetts house 1891 kirkmanshulme south east 1860 high grantham domestic servant cook edward bond draper shop assistant mother also grantley 1911 same address 1925 1862 robinson's robinsons household brandon hall years later chapel street manthorpe self-employed dressmaker return previous page \",\" generation descendants richard robinson 1799-1851 mary 1833 lived brandon lodge until 1858 when married william thomas dalby daybell moved coddington notts their children were born 1834 1861 listed head household with aunt lydia still living there same year catherine stevenson derby she'd shed been keisby near bourne about 1838 widowed mother retired farmer claypole died 1870 1871 farming staying 'visitor' visitor 1874 re-married george henry minnitt initially court leys farm grantham 1928 buried caythorpe matthew 1836 after parents brought older siblings 1864 elizabeth rowe ancaster sudbrooke 1839 they home great gonerby later between 1872 1881 they back following after which belton lane where means daughters both unmarried 1901 •	lizzie 1867 •	edith annie hannah rollitt brothers sisters 1860s hugh challands builder from bottesford rest their lives dying 1904 1916 •	lydia 1870-1937 •	william 1871-1921 •	arthur 1872-1949 •	frank cecil 1876-1962 west virginia •	walter edward 1878-1951 •	charles frederick lancelote -1959 •	jesse 1884-1961 death 1803-1890 1832 family stubton 1851 over next years jane allington laughton 1896 •	robert 1858-1914 •	sarah 1859 1869 margaret robertson edinburgh 1842 probably acres gorse 1891 lowick thrapston northamptonshire hambleton rutland grazier aged 1913 thapston registration district 1837 grandmother lambert innkeeper church street corby midland railway opened station village re-named glenn avoid confusion line sarah 1841 bennett nixon brothwell braceby grimston east riding yorkshire working farm bailiff ropsley previous page first \",\" cottages twisted chimneys cornerways built belton estate 1844 these labourer's labourers houses occupied thomas mary patchett until their deaths 1861 1856 then most moved away william wife continued live brandon possibly this house they died 1866 1867 respectively 1851-61 other cottage john sanders'' sanders family 1950s ‘twisted chimneys' king later mcnultys other houses southern nightingale cottage estate school occupied blundy from \",\" erection wind turbine frinkley farm 2012 \",\" hoyes family generation children matthew william 1819 1851 servant edward shelbourne hough later that spring married elizabeth berridge born normanton they lived gelston where worked farm labourer 1891 they were wilderness cottages died 1901 exactly month later following children john 1852 thomas 1853 alfred 1855 about 1860 arthur 1865 mary 1868 martha 1871 1821 1841 working george barnsdale claypole coult thurlby 1861 blacking maker lincoln lodging melville 1881 manager curzon arms annes area nottingham 1823 illegitimate 1840 when 17-year seems have been brought parents 1847 another henry father horatio willmer grantham 1826 with whom she'd shed living blue kings westgate petty sessions ordered shilling week child maintenance both boys their grandparents 'hoyes' though adopted father's fathers surname still cook stanton probably relative 1869 charles radford single housemaid hotel high street 1873 tealby terrace dray foreman back rutland ・demolished 1982 make morrisons supermarket means 1895 ann's anns thus outside parish unmarried cottager smallholder acres last house 'house servant' jane baker 1863 however censuses alone listed widower agricultural 1828 brown brighton sussex 1849 years sandpit lane called welby road much which under railway porter they'd theyd moved parkinson near midland station proprietor around corner also running 'beer beer house' ・this well become 'railway railway inn' almost opposite entrance main part station rebuilt carrington 1904 licensed victualler same address 1888 previously book-keeper mother there 'living means' year-old niece sarah general sons record find herbert daughters portland canning circus 'retired retired victualler' rebecca 1830 aged robert 1833 carlton scroop sumner 1850s holmes? denton woolsthorpe first from betsey 1857 1858 1859 1864 1866 1867 1870 1872 ellen 1875 1877 1835 village blacksmith visiting sister previous page next 								 \",\" william hoyes born about 1879 annie 1881 selina 1882 thomas 1853 gelston 1871 indoor servant stuffin brandon probably church farm living with parents hough working general labourer 1885 married sarah hare east bridgford been long nottingham before marrying henry 1878 died 1883 years older than after their marriage continued work agricultural 1891 were lords hill 1901 they'd theyd moved village street they still 1911 1916 1919 their children florence 1886 elizabeth anne 1890 alice mabel 1894 alfred 1855 groom richard robinson sedgebrook coachman richardson family lindum terrace lincoln 1887 creasey dorrington they greetwell gate gardener same address insurance agent winnowsty church caretaker survived until 1965 ethel 1888 ernest 1860 home she'd shed headingley near leeds sister mary where worked arthur walker steam engine hydraulic machinery maker alma road nurse domestic 1865 house lord allen whissendine rutland harby leicestershire 1889 farm langar notts colston exchange railway john frederick earnest 1898 macdonald 1868 housemaid martha park valley court laugham ironmonger listed lucy wife also called visiting hunt goodlad tuxford niece following year francis morrison he'd yorkshire 1867 francis' father robert folkstone nightwatchman crocus cottages meadows painting bridge over river soar barrow october when scaffold gave fell drowned hucknall area peas annes district apart from infancy 1902-1975 1903-1981 back generation next page children family berridge 1852 private 83rd county dublin regiment foot chatham barracks kent simpson she'd shed balderton 1854 joseph grandmother settled ironstone miner sarah's sarahs brother 1863 later road village 1921 1935 \",\" hoyes family generation children thomas 1840 brought grandparents' grandparents house gelston 1861 servant henry musgrave caythorpe willmer 1847 subject maintenance order baptised hough church parents were listed 1851 living with mother's mothers along half? brother 1869 married elisa green died following year 1871 working coal barge faith? grantham wharf 1891 canal boatman still known alone possibly road woolsthorpe 1901 general labourer harry rutland widowed mother 1908 1915 charles edward nottingham 1881 they painter that sarah ellen bacon born 1874 years later mowbeck cottages union their children housepainter joshua 1911 later chapel machine when eldest oxford 1928 about 1892 france private battalion lincolnshire regiment probably boulogne hospital from wounds received during battle aubers ridge which lincs suffered heavy casualties buried eastern cemetery ethel maud 1894 edith 1896 james smith ernest arthur 1898 evelyn bark 1895 1963 herbert 1900 back next page robert mary \",\" hoyes family generation children robert mary betsey betty 1857 gelston possibly woolsthorpe living 1871 died years later aged matthew 1858 working agricultural record have 1891 when labourer sheffield townhead street with 'boarder' boarder year-old emma rosling from hough they were husband wife solly haven't havent found marriage boiler while dressmaker john 1859 already 1888 groom thomas pinder church barrowby george 1861 1879 married betsy swain born casthorpe lincs 1860 they moved stroxton then fishtoft following children jane about 1880 grantham edith 1884 edward 1885 gertrude lily 1887 nellie 1890 herbert 1892 flora 1895 stanley 1898 henry william 1863 usually known richard lord 1883 phoebe elizabeth frisby leicestershire year allington next child 1886 wymeswold school lane belton near loughborough where employed coachman 1901 1911 still mountfields lodge forest road pheobe eliza 1864 indoor servant farmer westborough 1881 frances fanny scoley ancaster their first kneeton notts east bridgford before settled farm 1896 cattle yardman ermine lucy winter staying housekeeper edwalton nottingham fanny's fannys alice 1889 harry 1866 cucksy family main swinderby sister martha general 1868 same colchester soldier? 1870 cook large paddington london 1872 bought seems been parents coal miner? brother ellen 1873 payling butcher aslockton alfred 1875 shepherd scrivener dadlington belchford stableman frederick gosden huntsman-fox hounds south wolds hunt kennels sarah 1877 aunt brown cousin probably railway station back next page \",\" hoyes family generation children john sarah simpson william 1879 hough 1901 servant wells north clifton notts 1911 back with parents working farm labourer died 1950 annie 1881 visiting goodlad tuxford aunt martha selina 1882 joseph basker wine spirit merchant whichcote house grantham this westgate next black pygott crone estate agency 1909 married henry herbert rawlinson born faldingworth they moved where became cottager smalholder 1928 daughter winifred kathleen 1997 lincolnshire thomas florence 1886 mapletoft 1908 moulds quarry from hose leicestershire they settled elizabeth anne 1890 night census frank topps 1891 cook edward hall footitt westborough rectory alice mabel 1894 living back \",\" corn mills hough hill henry lord milling corn been undertaken various methods from earliest times iron folk used quern grind their this simply made shaped stones stone with hole grain enter this being rotated over bottom thus crushing which would pass sides diagram shows there societies collection found eastfield farm 1983 these were outlawed middle ages after landlords given sole power build work mills tenants bound give grinding such order extract toll done usually ground water mills know doomsday book 1080-1085 that 5264 recorded four mentioned most likely have water possibly driven oxen stored ‘hammer pond' pond then released necessary drive wheel evidence earth across width valley east castle near motte priory hold mill seagraves lived ‘beechers farm' said turner when told remains visible front beechers certainly enough running sufficient quantities even time waterfall cascading wall retained hammer pond windmills introduced into england late 12th century oldest remaining windmills existence today date 17th normally traces form flat topped mounds mound field close supposed site priory excavated gorrin archaeologist newark technical college prior removal make exercise area horses itself about thirty feet diameter five high slight depression around circumference facts indicate origin hoped find cross timbers many other lincolnshire fact shape thought might only variant basic pattern slice through south side finding pathway outside trace could brickwork therefore indeed windmill timber construction doubt hilltop frieston road until 1918 fell decay demolished beam reputed taken brant broughton church post-mill type early design where main structure revolves round central post rose frame crossing beams resting piers brick supported tie-beams lower section later enclosed bricks provided storage space miller above laid holds framework weatherboard three floors bins receive flour sacks means geared shafts sails fixed rotating revolutions minute they inches thick weighing cwts tons early covered canvas disadvantage stopped wind became strong alter spring 1770 these shutters regulated springs according strength millers jobs turn tail pole keep facing picture painted miss partrige view looking westwards distance salvaged labraham discarded donated history society ploughed also society similar post-mills wrawby brigg danzey green avoncroft museum bromsgrove \",\" hough-on-the-hill motte bailey sole norman castle prior battle hastings '1066 1066 english been position defend their ancient boroughs they learned newer arts building william conqueror that built every county town number other strategic places castles were simple construction consisting mound earth called motte generally with water-filled ditch around bridged across court yard bailey below also enclosed within bank early years following conquest these very primitive buildings defended stockade wooden huts constructed these 'castles' develop into more substantial stone until generation after conquerors development solid square 'keep' keep often took place fresh ground itself times war-like unrest inhabitants settlement would move this must have proved most unpleasant experience such dark dank comfort-less still possible trace line down track which leads round rear village school unfortunately grove trees prevents full-scale 'dig' site designated monument might carry small scale investigation without disturbing environment residents society protection ancient monuments churches high greater glory practical reason used refuge during trouble surprising therefore hough church incorporated bailey	it highly unlikely shall never discover accurate detailed information about reconstruct likely history reading similar sites known' known speculate whether normans fact over iron fortification celts people steps fortify themselves huge banks ditches ideal from point view defence springs provided water hard work land could cultivated exciting thought present continue live what indeed tina parish history june 1985 \",\" water supplies parish hough hill originally published 1985 piped running water came late this parish installed brownlow estate prior drawn from wells springs wells there have been quite number situated taste changes place depending type rock soil that percolate through collecting different minerals salts list some follows priory cottage well good repute classed finest area doctors people surrounding villages towns would collect medicinal purposes especially bathing eyes this later piped cottages called crow park houses behind middle hough along carlton road outside estate house which pumped hand another between frieston said muddy most likely soft nature roofs also rear dividing wall partly spring-fed clay pipe priory field overflow into waste system other village tanks precious washing brandon table very high pond used with found throughout large 22ft deep across church lane farmhouse part extension garden centre seldom falls below collected stock machinery separate back door gelston refreshing drink lambs also there opposite cross green another could cottage down lane leading wind waterpump ashes seen brings coming derbyshire even today splendid springs hill numerous their sources further away banks case copper black gates bottom shop hill near where telephone stands second garden spring view these were cleaned maintained 1926 stop dust dirt polluting origin name 'copper' unsure although metal hinges decorations nicholson blacksmith's blacksmiths apprenticeship word dates earlier than pump renovated history society 1991 drew stream under ground crosses road went feed pumps school yards spring trough drinking quality past residents known readily when passing lower villagers tributary brant same falling rapidly around castle gulley main took troughs farmhouses overflowed dyke other fields then eventually ending moor barn farmstead mile supplying farmworkers pumps water built side storage tank bank beside mechanical petrol brick surround still existing just front above waterfall propel third wasting thirds 'the cottage' petrol-powered original others failed first route farm vicarage house later extended arms blacksmith's blacksmiths forge lord maintain eastfield bought wake newark maintenance these responsibility blacksmith last being rent forge free long supply charged directly occupants wooden-lined lead each turn next line checked flowing correctly check source feeding never mains mains 1956 similar time leaves peculiarities example stop-tap turns right runs inch galvanised pressure goes buying they find joint reason such plumbing probably selling properties forseen tied today believe connected mains exception small either pipes modern extensions until recently laughton's laughtons marston-brandon farm gravel filterbed river forms loveden presently unoccupied nigel davies notes november parish \",\" moor barn cottages					 1850 owned william musson 1891 empty 1901 joseph ogden thomas adamson demolished \",\" \",\" andrews family vicars hough hill robert gordon vicar from 1822 1842 also seems have been curate 1817-1821 whilst richard cust belton responsible born oxted surrey 1786 nicholas sarah castleman studied johns' johns college oxford where received then 1815 became headmaster kings school grantham post held until 1837 1817 married jane elizabeth wilson leighton buzzard bedfordshire 1841 they were living watergate died buried widow continued live properties other funds 1851 castlegate 1861 1871 back number next swan salmon 1873 manthorpe leaving over estate following children 	sarah mary 1819 	john 1820 	christopher 1821 	jane 1824 next generation lived with mother sarah's sarahs death 1869 john educated cambridge university baston near market deeping lincolnshire rector pickworth lincs folkingham still rectory 1901 1905 christopher emmanuel awarded 1840 ordained deacon 1844 bourne 1844-45 manea cambridgeshire 1845-55 before being appointed 1855 years anne mawby 1846 followed vicarage 1891 1900 inscribed stained glass windows installed church memory which pictured below 	mary charlotte 1847 1848 	isabella frances 1849 	charlotte edith 	harriet clementine 1853 manea1854 1858 	ethel 1862 	florence eleanor 1866 latter 1881 never stayed family after father sister dunston 1911 she'd shed moved monks road lincoln private means like older year after their staying 1909 bengeo hertfordshire isabella aged stephen eugene 1885 jamaica latterly beckingham they 1907 harriet father's fathers uncle 1854 christened soon afterwards even still-born this that parents boarding school appletongate newark later attended keeble receiving 1880 blair lodge stirlingshire time academy boys perhaps started work teacher body brought burial early only clearly major impact ethel architect arthur colpoys wood 1896 he'd ruddington notts rotherfield sussex emigrated canada settled toronto 1922 came church great grandfather bird sumner archbishop canterbury 1848-1862 andrew rector great ponton having previously skilington 1910 canon cathedral florence joined house wife daughters \");");
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Although the powers of the parish council are limited, it advises the district council o\",\"Brandon Post box  Collections: Mon-Fri  3.45pm 																		Sat       11.00am  Post Offices High St, Caythorpe Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri:     0900-5.50 (closed 1230-1330) Wed/Sat:                0900-1230 \",\"Grooms Cottage This seems to have been built in the late 19th century, to serve Brandon Hall.  Originally it’s thought that horses and tack were downstairs with the 1st floor living accommodation acce\",\"Census Summary Here are the family names from the available census records, including those who we haven’t yet been able to locate in a particular house.  The list includes outlying farms as far out a\",\"Other Farms Only heads of families are listed here.  We have more details of village families - please contact us if you’ve any particular interest, or if you’ve any information about the village. 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Their father (also William) also lived with Frederick until \",\"Shops  Caythorpe Spar  (Tel 01400 272787)        Every day 7am-9pm  Claypole Shop 	     Mon-Sat 7am-7pm       Sun 8am- 4pm  Marston Shop (Thorold Arms) 	     Mon-Fri 7.30 to 6pm 		    Sat       7.30 t\",\"1891 John Collin (Loveden) John Squires (Gelston Grange) George Ayto (Hough Grange) John Cox (Sandlands) John Vickers (Temple Hill) William Musson (Moor Barn) Joseph Turner John Tinsley Robert Reek Th\",\"More About Local Democracy in Loveden  Responsibility for local issues is split between 3 tiers of local government (local authorities): the county council, district council and parish council.  In so\",\"LOVEDEN EVENTS What’s on around the Loveden villages February Mon 6th    Virtuoso fiddler and stepdancer Richard Wood, Southwell Tue 7th     Kaiser Chiefs at The Engine Shed, Lincoln Fri 10th     Wild\",\"Ownership of Brandon Old Hall: 19th & “20th Centuries.   See also ‘Ownership of Old Hall Farm in the 18th Century’.  In the late 1700s James Vere, a banker in Lombard St, London had sons John, James (\",\"Ownership of Old Hall Farm: 18th Century  The Vere family seem to have acquired land around Brandon from several sources around 1800.By 1850 James Veres estate in Brandon included the Old Hall, the s\",\"Hough on the Hill History Hough on the Hill  (mostly from Whites 1856 Trade Directory)  A village on a commanding eminence, 7 miles N. of Grantham, has in its parish 605 souls, and 3991 acres 3 roods\",\"Some pictures from the Brandon construction team at Hough playground on Sunday 7th Nov.  Please email if you want any other pictures, or full size versions. \",\"Loveden History 1824 map Brandon, Gelston and Hough on the Hill are part of the Loveden Wapentake.  Wapentake is the Danelaw equivalent to the Hundred in Anglo-Saxon England and is a political distr\",\"The place name, recorded in the Domesday book as Cheuelestune, is probably from an Old Norse personal name Gjofull + Old English tun ‘farmstead’ , ‘village’ .  Gelston History Steam train at Hougham, \",\"Land Use & Landowners The map below shows modern satellite imagery overlaid with the field boundaries of 1850.  Click on the map to open Google maps  then click on a field to see its 1850 name, who fa\",\"Note - this map is not official - for more information see the council gritting map (6.5MB!)  Lincolnshire Gritting & Snow Advice  Lincolnshire School Closures  School Transport - contact taxi/bus fir\",\"     Thomas Collin, born 1802 Collin, born 1802 Frances Collin, nee Broughton 1803 Thomas William Collin 1909-1988 Squires & Collin families 1920s Collin Family Thomas Collin (born Collingham 1802) li\",\"Robinson family of Brandon and Hough - Part 1 The Robinson family had  been farming in the Brandon/Hough area since at least the early 17th century.  By the nineteenth century one branch of the family\",\"Shelbourn Family  Long time residents of Church Farm, Hough   								                                    Church Farm Shelbourn Family Edward Shelbourn 1811 Edward Minta Fisher, married John Shelbourn\",\"John Dexter Ross (1848-1930) outside Railway Inn, Claypole Former Railway Inn today In 1901, aged 18, Sarah Ross (b 1882) was working as a nurse and domestic house maid in Winthorpe. 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We suspect, but can’t prove, that one of the first\",\"Gelston Grange Built 1840						       1850  John Carr 1871  John Squires, 44 1881  John Squires, 54 1891  John Squires, 64 1901  John Squires, 74 1905-37  Henry Squires   Gelston Grange 1850 Gelston, \",\"Brandon Lodge In the early 19th century Brandon Lodge Farm was occupied by Samuel Crosby.  By 1836 he had been replaced by Richard & Hannah Robinson.  After the death of Hannah (1846) and Richard (185\",\"AYTO FAMILY William Ayto was born in Frieston in 1838.  In 1863 he was working as a farm labourer in Ropsley and married local girl Mary Bullock on 20th Jan.  Their son George Ayto was born in April t\",\"Stuffin Family William Stuffin (1768-1851) William Stuffin was born in Wellingore in 1768 but was living in Hough parish by 1794 when he married Rebecca Lufton, also from the parish.  They lived in Ge\",\"Hunt & Mackears families  George Alfred Hunt (known as Alf), was the blacksmith in Hough from a least 1901 to 1924.  He was born in Caythorpe in 1858 where his father, George Roadley Hunt, was blacksm\",\"Ashton Family of Brandon  William Ashton of Brandon was an important figure in the late 18th century.  As well as owning property in Brandon, Gelston, Caythorpe and Normanton on Trent (Notts), he was \",\"Lilley Family of Stragglethorpe, Brandon, Dry Doddington & StubTon In the late 18th century/early 19th century Matthew (born 1771) and Elizabeth Lilley lived in Stragglethorpe, where hed been born.  \",\" Article reproduced from THE GRANTHAM JOURNAL Front Page, Friday, March 21st 1947                    W Gillison (centre) shows Laurel and Hardy how to play darts  EIGHTY-SIX years-old  Arthur Jefferso\",\"Military Connections  Hough on the Hill Parish  The following men who served in H.M. Forces had connections with the parish of Hough on the Hill (i.e. the villages of  Hough on the Hill, Gelston and/o\",\"About this website  The site.  This website is designed and produced by Roger Kingscott. Family history research is by Roger Kingscott and Alison La-Vine. Whilst also providing up to date local inform\",\"  Carlton Scroop  and Normanton Wind Turbines Planning Application Ground level view looking north-east from near the Lodge Farm turbine site, towards Caythorpe Court, Normanton village and church Two\",\"Shooting Noise around Fenton, Stubton, Brandon & Fulbeck Low Fields  Map showing villages and farms around Stubton Gorse Many local villagers are troubled by noise from the clay pigeon shooting at Gor\",\"Brandon Pictures Panorama view from chapel tower (pan & zoom controls below) \",\"Hough Pictures Please wait a few seconds for the pictures to load \",\"Gelston Pictures Please wait a few seconds for the pictures to load \",\"Carlton Scroop See also - Carlton Scroop Military Connections The Viking Way at Carlton Scroop Sunrise towards Barkston Heath on a November morning \",\"George Speed was born in Carlton Scroop in 1891.  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His parents were Abraham Horsley(an agricultural labourer) and Emma (nee Horsley) and he was one of at least 7 \",\"Honington For information on the history of Honington see:         Honington Parish Website 	       Genuki Page 		                                                                                      \",\"Brant Broughton See also the Brant Broughton website and the Genuki entry. \",\"Arthur Latham was born in Tilston, Cheshire abt 1893.  By 1901 hed moved to Woolsthorpe St James with his parents Henry (a stud groom) and Eliza.  When he enlisted in the 2/4th Battalion, Leicestersh\",\"Nimrod Nunn Western was born in Carlton Scroop (or Grantham) in April 1889.  His mother was Mrs Leah Western but in 1891 (aged 1) he was living with his grandmother Anne Western (charwoman, born Great\",\"William Beecham, was born in Hough abt 1864, son of James & Elizabeth Beecham.  On the 1881 census (aged 18) he was listed as a groom, but on enlisting in the Army in 1883 (aged 19) he was described a\",\"Joseph Smith Richardson (born in Hough, son of Robert & Ann Richardson of Carlton Rd) died on active service during the Boer War.  He died on 11th Feb 1901 (age 32) at Howick (the site of a British mi\",\"William Hoyes Costall was born Hough about 1880.  In 1881 he was living with his parents John (a farm labourer born in Hough) and Mary, (born Dry Doddington) near to the Brownlow Arms.  By 1885 theyd\",\"Thomas Tunnadine was born in Hough abt 1869, son of William (a brickmaker) and Ann.  By 1881 he was still living in Hough but his mother was now a widow and working as a charwoman.  Thomas started wor\",\"Joseph Whaley was born in Hough 1868, the 3rd son of James (farm labourer, born Hough) and Mary (born Aunsby).  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