INDEX

to

Local History Records

Volumes 46 to 99

February 2006 – Autumn 2019

compiled by

Raymond Howgego INTRODUCTORY NOTES

This index continues to the latest issue of Local History Records the index compiled by T. D. K. Pearce and published by the Bourne Society in 2006.

Items in bold type signify that an entire article has been devoted to the listed subject, or that the subject occupies the bulk of the article. References in italics point to images and photographs of particular significance. Presentation and annotation is similar to that employed by Pearce but does not make use of indented sub-entries. Items beginning ‘The’ retain the definite article but are indexed alphabetically according to the following word; e.g. ‘The Fox’ will be found under the letter F, not T. Items beginning ‘St’ (Saint) are indexed under Sa, not St.

A regularly updated digital version of this Index is available for free download from the Bourne Society website, bournesoc.org.uk. A major advantage of the digital version is that the entire document can be word searched, including the annotations. This will be found especially useful when searching, for example, for residents in a named road, people of similar occupations, events taking place in a particular year, etc.

Birth and death dates are those given in, or inferred from, the articles in which they appear. No attempt has been made to verify their accuracy, or to include dates researched from other sources. In situations where only the death date and age at death are recorded, birth dates have been estimated and might be in error by a year. The abbreviation fl. (floruit, flourished) denotes a person’s period of activity as inferred from the supporting text.

The present index will not always include the name of every member of a large family, particularly when that member is regarded as historically insignificant or has no obvious additional connection to the Bourne Society area. Index entries of the form ‘Smith family’ suggest the existence of a large family, some of the members of which might not be separately listed.

Reports of outdoor forum meetings, coach tours, pub and landscape history group meetings, have not been indexed unless they include significant and relevant local history content. The titles of indoor forum meetings are, however, included in this index.

2 A AA Handbook, 1928 edition, extracts, & Caterham Valley 96.51-52 Ablewhite family (c.1937-9), of Wapses Lodge, Caterham 96.9 Ablewhite, Donald Leslie (d.1943 in WWII), of Wapses Lodge, Caterham 96.9 Abraham, Giles (d.1589; labourer), of Caterham, hanged for theft 57.13 Acme Photo Works. See Walter T. Cook (photographer) Acme Photo Works (later Garrod & Lofthouse), Heath Road, hit by doodlebug, 1944 47.72, 47.72, 56.48, 64.61 Acton House, Green 85.61-62 Adams, Thomas (fl.1612; labourer), of Farleigh, arrested for theft 59.16 Addington, in 1831 84.17 Estate Race, postcard, April 1910 97.32, 97.34 Hygienic Bakery 85.29-30 Addison Close, Caterham 91.42-43 Addison Road, Caterham, projected development, 1885 59.36-39 Adrian, Walter (singing teacher), 1 Bingham Road, Addiscombe 97.34, 97.35 Aerial photographs of Bourne Society area (2006) 46.16-24, 47.49-52 Aglionby, Henry (1790-1854), of Manor Cottage, 60.4-5 Air Raid Precautions (ARP) centre, Pelham House, Caterham 64.60 Air raid precautions for animals 89.52-53 Air raid shelter, Queen’s Park, Caterham 62.47 Air raid shelter, Rutherford Cottages, 67.34 Air raid shelter, Wapses Lodge 64.45 Air raid shelter, Wellington Road, Caterham 60.48-49 Air raid shelters (ARP shelters), 1937-45 56.13-16 Air raid shelters (deep), , Purley, Chipstead Valley 87.5-7 Air raid shelters (deep), , 1942-44 70.17-22 Air raid shelters (deep), proposed for Caterham, Godstone & Merstham 75.26-29 Air raid shelters, list of, in Caterham, Whyteleafe, , 56.15-16 Air raid shelters, Purley County Grammar School for Boys 87.44-46 Air raid wardens post, crossroads 64.60 Air raid wardens post, Queens Park, Caterham 56.13, 56.33 Air raid wardens post, Round Lodge / House, Coulsdon 66.5 Air raid wardens post, Whyteleafe South station 62.46 Air raid wardens posts (ARP posts) 56.13-14 Air raids, record of, Stoats Nest Village, August-September 1940 59.33-35 Aircraft collision with hay waggon, Kenley, July 1926 62.30 Aircraft crash, , July 1943 (Dornier) 64.52 Aircraft crash, Caterham, near Addison Road, May 1926 62.28 Aircraft crash, Caterham, Queens Park 72.22 Aircraft crash, Caterham, Townend Green, 18 January 1943 (Junkers 88) 47.43, 56.34, 60.49, 64.51, 72.22 Aircraft crash, Chelsham, Beech Farm, February 1946 74.65 Aircraft crash, Chelsham, Fickleshole Farm, August 1940 64.49 Aircraft crash, Coulsdon, Cannons Hill, September 1940 64.49 Aircraft crash, Coulsdon, Ridgemount Avenue, June 1944 71.50, 72.60-61 3 Aircraft crash, Coulsdon, Park, September 1918 70.44-46 Aircraft crash, Godstone, August 1940 (Messerschmitt) 64.48 Aircraft crash, Kenley, April 1927 55.13 Aircraft crash, Kenley, Colescroft, Firs Road, July 1923 49.27-31 Aircraft crash, Kenley, Golf Road, August 1940 64.48 Aircraft crash, Marden Park farm, September 1940 74.56 Aircraft crash, , Parsons Pightle, 1930 56.60 Aircraft crash, Purley, Woodcote Park Avenue, September 1940 53.33-34 Aircraft crash, Riddlesdown, September 1926 55.12-13 Aircraft crash, , Katoomba, East Hill, November 1928 69.9-12 Aircraft crash, Sanderstead, Littleheath Road, September 1940 69.13 Aircraft crash, Sanderstead, Mitchley Avenue, October 1945 69.13-15, 70.42-44 Aircraft crash, Woldingham, Marden Park, July 1926, forced landing 62.29-30 Aircraft crashes, German, during 1940-41 64.48-52, 65.46-48 Aircraft crashes, Sanderstead area 69.8-15, 70.55 Akers, Derek (d.2017; headmaster), Purley Boys School, tribute 94.55 Albert Villas, Whyteleafe 66.35 Aldercombe (house), Harestone Valley, Caterham 76.41 Aldercombe Lane, Caterham (previously The Glade) 76.42 Alexander Buildings, Station Approach, Coulsdon 99.60 Algar, Coral (b.1930), interviewed in 2015, Caterham / Whyteleafe 84.25-27 All Saints’ Church, Kenley, rectors, etc. 80.14-19 All Saints’ Church, Sanderstead, proposed extension 91.6 All Saints’ Church, Warlingham 79.10; vicarage 99.12, 99.11 Allder, Joshua (1839-1904; retailer), and family 74.38-42 Allen, Benjamin 88.56 Allen, Cyril J. (reporter), Caterham & Purley Weekly Press 48.7 Allen, Thomas (author) 84.14-20 Allison, John Drummond (1921-43; poet), Caterham 52.43-45, 73.32 Allum, John (gardener), of Orchard Cottages, Caterham 63.33 Allum, Septuagesima (1844-1929), of Orchard Cottages, Godstone Road, Caterham 63.33 Alta Gracia (house), 60 Russell Hill, Purley 89.17-18 Ambleside (house), 69 Brighton Road, use by local council 74.20 Ancient Order of Frothblowers, Jolly Farmers public house 53.52-54 Andreae, Edward, of Court 61.8 Andrew, Edith M. (matron of Purley Hospital) 78.10-11 Andrews, Arthur, of Marden Park 84.21-23 Andrews, Diana F., memories, Riddlesdown, 1950s 48.46-48 Andrews, Mr (b.1803; shepherd), Caterham 88.56 Anerley Bicycle Club 51.7-11 Anerley Bicycle Club, run to Clayton Arms (now White Hart), Godstone 58.17-21, 79.20- 24 Angle Bakery, Godstone 73.36 Anglo-Netherlands sport exchange, 1948 47.27-31 Annandale (house), Harestone Valley Road, Caterham, photo-postcard 94.14, 94.15 4 Anstie, Stephen (fl.1560s; labourer), of Caterham, indicted for highway robbery 57.13 Anti-aircraft flak tower (‘Bofors tower’), near Burntwood Lane, Caterham 62.48, 93.62 Anti-aircraft gunsite, Broom Bank, Chelsham 49.37-39, 49.39 Appowell, John (fl.1560s; labourer), of Godstone, indicted for theft 58.10 Archard, Jane (fl.1850; servant), Half Moon inn 89.11 Arkwright Estates, auction of 64.4-5 Arkwright, Esme Francis Wigsall (sic; landowner), Sanderstead 64.4-5, 73.27 Arkwright, Frank Wigzell [sic] 97.55 Army Cadet Force, Caterham 93.29-31 The Arrow inn, Stanstead Road, Caterham. See The Harrow Ascroft, Robert 50.5 Ascroft, Wilhelmina (d.1932), of Morven House, Welcomes Road, Kenley 50.5 Ashby’s Mill, Warlingham 54.50 Ashley House, Harestone Hill. See Belle Ile Asprey Court, Caterham 70.34 Asprey drinking fountain, opening, 1890 88.55, 88.60 Asprey drinking fountain, removal in 1929 50.40-41 Asprey, Charles (1813-92; landowner), Caterham 50.40, 88.53-60 Asprey, Charles, and St John’s Church, Caterham 57.4 Asprey, Charles, and the footpath problem, 1891 88.55-58 Asprey, Charles (junior), re. Upwood Park, 57 Tupwood Lane, Caterham 97.48 Asser, Oscar, of Edgemount, Portley Wood Road, Whyteleafe 61.33 Astronomical observatory, Waterhouse Lane, Kenley 57.36-38 Asylum, Caterham. See St Lawrence’s Hospital Atcherley, Richard (RAF pilot) 77.49 Atcheson, Hugh Ellis (b.1921; d.1940 in WWII), of Caterham 96.10 Atkey’s dairy, Road / Colin Road, Caterham 46.7 Atkins, C. J., pupil at The Dene School, Caterham 98.12 Atkins family 47.40-42 Atkins family, of Waller Lane, Caterham 95.33 Atkins, Eliza Jane (b.1855), of Tupwood, Caterham 56.44-47 Atkins, Francis Henry (1878-1952) 56.44-47 Atkins, Henry (1832-1926), of Fern Tower, Harestone Hill, obituary 62.28-29 Atkins, James, limeworks, Kenley 46.12 Atkins, Michael (b.1929), memories, The Dene School, Caterham 98.12-16 Atkins, Peter John, memory of Oak Hall Youth Group, Tupwood Lane, Caterham 97.54 Attree, E. H., of Gamelands, Chaldon Common Road 83.46-50 Attwell, Mabel Lucie (1879-1964; artist) 47.32 Austin, Henry (1891-1915; soldier) 85.56 Awfylde, Henry (d.1601; labourer), of Godstone, hanged for stealing a horse 58.15 Ayer, Edmund (fl.1590s; gentleman), of Farleigh, indicted for theft 58.10 Ayling, Frank & Hilda (fl.1930s-50s), of Court Lodge House, Chipstead 51.25-26 Aysom, Mrs, (owner?) St Marie’s Hotel, Purley (Olden Lodge) 99.13 B 5 Bagbie House, Haling Park, Croydon 71.25-26, 74.62-63, 99.35 Bailey, Alfred (butcher) & Alice Bailey, Station Road, Whyteleafe, murder & suicide 79.41 Bailey, Millicent (headmistress), St David’s School, Purley 73.40 Baileyware Ltd, Caterham 69.55, 70.52-53 Bainbridge, Thomas (surveyor), map 1785 65.36-38, 81.34-36 Balch, Arthur, Caterham Bowling Club 98.23 Balch, Helen (wife of above), Caterham Bowling Club 98.27 Balch, James (butcher & waywarden), Caterham 88.56 Bales, Charles (blacksmith) 76.22 Ballamy, Leslie M. (engineering company director), of Godstone Road, Whyteleafe 75.30- 39 Banks, Edward (1770-1835; civil engineering contractor) 73.33 Banks, James (publican), The Fox, Coulsdon 84.33-34 Banstead Road, Caterham 91.42-43 Banstead Road, Caterham, laundry building 63.56, 64.54 Barford, Mr (ironmonger), of Caterham 59.40 Barker, Marion (fl.1850s; governess), Half Moon inn 89.11 Barlemere (house), Brighton Road, Purley 82.23-24, 82.24 Barlow, John James (confectioner), of Croydon & Sanderstead 94.53 Barnard, Annie, hardware store, Starrock Lane, Chipstead 99.50 Barnard, Lannah (née Creton), memories, 1910s-1920s 51.41-43 Barnes, Herbert (d.1900), and St John’s Church, Caterham 57.5-6 Barnett, Thomas (fl.1624; labourer), of Warlingham, indicted for theft 59.18 Barrett, Harold, memories, recruitment 1941 74.60-62 Barrett, Sara Dorothea, of Thorncroft, Caterham 68.31 Barter, Harry (1892-1966), Britain’s tallest soldier in 1911 77.20-26 Barton, Richard (fl.1562; labourer), of Chipstead, indicted for theft 57.15 Bass viol, played in St Lawrence’s Church, Caterham 71.22-23, 75.48-49 Bassett, Richard (fl.1570s; yeoman), of Chelsham, indicted for riotous assembly 57.14-15 Bassett, Robert (fl.1564; labourer), of Chelsham, ordered to keep the peace 57.14 Batley, James Cockburn (1915-82; historian), archive tape recordings 76.53-55 Batley, James Cockburn, as teacher at Caterham Valley Secondary School 92.53-54 Batley, James Cockburn, joins Bourne Society 48.12 Batley, James Cockburn, recording, reading his ‘History of Whyteleafe’ 76.55 Batley, James Cockburn, recording, Reigate to Woldingham bus stop names 76.55 Battle of Caterham (fictional, 1897) 95.40-44 Battle of Caterham, ‘plan of British positions’ 95.41 Beadell, Arthur (1872-1957), on Woldingham history 74.36-37 Beadell, Arthur (1872-1957; naturalist) 52.19 Beadell, William Henry (1877-1952) 79.52 Beagley, Sarah (1847-1928), charged with murdering her infant daughter (1882), committed to Broadmoor, detailed biography 98.49-57, 99.64-66 Beales, June S., memories of childhood, written in 1982 78.35-38 Beamish, Victor (RAF pilot) 54.42 Bean, Arthur Robert James (‘Bob’) (d.1984; sign writer & painter) 60.36-38 6 Beard, Ada Maud (matron of Purley Hospital) 82.27 Beasley, lampshade factory, Caterham 90.40 Bedyll, John (fl.1582; yeoman), of Godstone, indicted for highway robbery 58.12 Beech Avenue, Sanderstead 92.9, 92.9 The Beeches, Zig Zag Road, Kenley. See Benthall Beechhanger, as Brigade of Guards Girls’ Home, Harestone Valley 73.18-21 Beechhanger, Harestone Valley, Caterham 86.57 Beechlands (house), Stafford Road, Caterham 88.53 Beechlands (house), Tydcombe Road, Warlingham 84.29 Beechwood (house), Church Hill, Caterham 52.22, 52.22 Beechwood Women’s Club, Caterham 63.52-53 Beggars Bush, Russell Hill, Purley 87.8, 87.10 Bell, W. (baker & confectioner), The Square, Caterham, postcard 46 cover Belle Ile (house), 84 Harestone Hill, Caterham 90.13-19 Bendfield, Edmund (fl.1620; labourer), of Chipstead, indicted for theft 59.16 Bennet, Emma Theresa (1830-1902; schoolmistress), of Caterham 89.12-13 Bennet, Julia (b.1833; schoolmistress), of Caterham 89.12 Bennet, William Henry (1806-69; artist), of Marden Lodge, Caterham 89.12 Bennett, Alan (author, playwright & actor), at Coulsdon Common Camp 74.11 Benson, Edward White (archbishop) 80.14-19, 81.47-52 Benthall (house, previously Rangemore), Zig Zag Road, Kenley 75.10-11 Bentley, James (b.1807; labourer), of the Round House, Coulsdon 66.3-4 Bently, Thomas & Mary, of Half Moon Cottage 89.7 Berger, Elsie (guide company founder) 74.29 Berrill, Maurice (b.ca.1931), memories & diary, Coulsdon Common Camp 68.3-15 Berryman, John (d.1896) (forum talk) 46.70 Bethany Hall Mission, Caterham Valley 52.27 Betts, Frederick (d.1956) 76.59 Beurling, George (d.1948, pilot) 59.55-56 Beverley Road Boys 46.59-62, 47.53-56 Bickerstaffe, Charles (17th c.; landowner), Chelsham, , Godstone 90.28-32 Bicycling in the Bourne valleys 51.7-11, 79.20-24 Bidgood, Robert, of Bynes Road 59.27-28 Big Houses of Victorian Caterham, request for photographs 53.47-48 The Bijou (cinema). See Coulsdon Cinema Bing, Harold (conscientious objector) 82.37 Birchwood House, Woldingham 52.36 Birchwood House, Woldingham, sale of 64.44 Birdhurst (house), Portley Wood Road, Whyteleafe 59.41, 61.28 Birds, on Farleigh Common 67.32-33 Bishams (house), Church Hill, Caterham 89.13 Bishop, E. F. 74.55 Bishop, John (conservationist) 46.66 Blackman, Dorothy. See Sarah Amelia Dorothy Oxenham

7 Blackmore, Howard Loftus (1917-99; antiquarian), of Harestone Valley, Caterham 77.17- 19 Blake, Thomas (probate inventory, Coulsdon 1587) 50.31-33 Bletchingley Band, conductor Mr Tait, 1850s 84.36 Bletchingley church, theft of brass, 1870s 71.9-11 Bletchingley Millenium Project 52.58-59 Bletchingley, shops, illustrated history, forum talk, abstract 98.60-61 Bletchingley surveyor’s book 1814-36 62.33-36 Bletchingley Union Workhouse 80.24 Bluebells, in Chaldon 77.27-31 Bluebells, in Kenley 86.13-16 Blyton, Enid (1897-1968) 47.32-33 Boer War, soldiers from Sanderstead 86.22-25 The Bohemia (cinema). See Coulsdon Cinema Bollans, George (blacksmith) of Woldingham 52.33 Bomb, dummy accidentally dropped near Caterham High Street, 1926 50.38 Bomb, incendiary, at the old saw mill, Road, Sanderstead 66.17-18 Bomb, incendiary, presented to East Museum 59.25 Bomb, unexploded & defused, 33 Beechwood Road, Caterham 74.57-58 Bomb, unexploded & defused, Croydon Road, Caterham, December 1940 73.35 Bombing (V1 & V2 flying bombs), evacuation due to, 1944-45 95.26-31 Bombing (V1 & V2 flying bombs), forum talk, abstract 98.60 Bombing (V1 flying bomb) Caterham, Acme Photographic Works, 1944 64.61 Bombing (V1 flying bomb) Coulsdon, October 1944 64.52 Bombing (V1 flying bomb) Farleigh, 67.31 Bombing (V1 flying bomb) Godstone Farm, 1944 64.61 Bombing (V1 flying bomb) Rose and Crown PH, 1944 64.61 Bombing (V1 flying bomb) seen from 43 Hartley Down 90.52-53 Bombing (V1 flying bomb) Whitehorse Road, Croydon 88.42 Bombing (V1 flying bomb), , June 1944 94.25 Bombing (Zeppelin raid), Croydon, 13 October 1915 82.6-9 Bombing, Caterham Arms, IRA target, August 1975 61.54 Bombing, Caterham Motor Company, Croydon Road, May 1940 56.40-43 Bombing, Caterham, Addison Road, September 1940 64.54 Bombing, Caterham, Chaldon Road, November 1940 64.33 Bombing, Caterham, Eldon Road, 1940 Bombing, Caterham, Road, November 1940 72.21 Bombing, Caterham, Oak Road, 1940 62.46 Bombing, Caterham, Whyteleafe Road, July 1940 64.61 Bombing, Chelsham, March 1941 64.51 Bombing, Coulsdon, Caterham Drive 98.10 Bombing, Coulsdon, Mayblossom café 79.65 Bombing, Farleigh, Harrow Road 67.31 Bombing, Purley Oaks 84.38-39 Bombing, Purley Oaks, Bynes Road, 1941 51.44-45, 69.45-46 8 Bombing, Purley Road 51.44 Bombing, Purley, November 1940 64.51 Bombing, Sanderstead Road 51.44, 77.39-40 Bombing, South Croydon bus garage, 1941 51.44-45 Bombs, unexploded, in Bourne Society area 50.28-30 Bone, Matthew (d.1583; yeoman), of Godstone, hanged for murder 58.12 Bonsor, Henry Cosmo Orme (b.1848), Chipstead Valley Railway 68.36-37 Booker, Alfred (schoolmaster), School House, Oxted 55.3 Boone, Thomas (1730-1812; colonial governor), of Godstone 73.34 Boorman, Major (1877-1949; sawing factory proprietor) 73.47 Bootham, J. (shoemaker), of Caterham Valley 46.9 Borehole, Caterham Drive, construction 55.30 Borer, John (fl.1754; labourer), of Caterham 46.44 Borner, Deirdre. See Deirdre’s Wool Shop Boro Farm gymkhana 76.23 Boro Farm, Sanderstead 76.16-24 Boswell Row railway crossing 89.8 Boswell Row, Caterham 88.56, 88.58 Boswell Row, Caterham 89.7 Boswell, Colin (rector), St Mary’s Church, Caterham 55.38 Botefishe, Edward (fl.1580s; yeoman), of Godstone, indicted for highway robbery 58.10 Boundary marker, Air Ministry, Buxton Lane, Caterham 62.47 Boundary marker, Air Ministry, Foxon Lane, Caterham 63.59 Bourke, George Wingfield (rector), of Coulsdon 54.11 Bourke, George Wingfield, letters, 1868 68.48-51 Bourne Society website 67.48-49, 69.52-53 Bourne Society, 60th AGM 87.4 Bourne Society, founder members, photographed in 1981 92.54 Bourne Society, history, origins 48.5-12, 87.3 Bourne Society, postcards list 77.50-51 Bourne Society, tape archive preservation & digitization 76.53-55 Bourne stream, article by Cuthbert Johnson, 1853, record of risings 1815-52 69.23-29 Bourne stream, flooding in Coulsdon 83.31 Bourne stream, recorded interview with William Sandiford 76.55 Bourne stream, rising in 1926 50.37 Bourne stream, rising in 1956, flood at Purley 51.50 Bourne stream, rising in April 1947 78.12 Bourne stream, rising in February 2014 79.57-62, 79.58-62, 80.49, 83.63 Bowdler, Edward Thomas (confectioner), 5 Sanderstead Road 77.39 Bowen, Jeremiah, of Wapses Lodge, Caterham / Whyteleafe 56.19 Bowen, Willam, of Wapses Lodge, Caterham / Whyteleafe 56.19 Bowerman, David, of Boro Farm 76.17 Bowers, Allen G. (songwriter) 64.30-32 Bowling, in Caterham 98.22-30 Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Cubs, etc.: see Scouts. For Guides, Brownies, etc.: see Girl Guides. 9 Brabourne (house), Harestone Valley Road 52.22 Bradmore Green Library (in 1963) 97.27-28, 97.28 Bradmore Green School 55.23, 61.43, 61.44 Bradmore Green School, memories, 1940s-1950s 92.46-50 Bradmore Green School, photographs 92.46, 92.49-50, 92 cover Bradmore Green, old scout hut 53.40 Bradmore Green, Round House, 66.3 Bradmore Way, Old Coulsdon, in 1930s 77.13-14 Bradshaw, Mr, Chipstead greengrocer 99.50 Braham, Harold Chard, of Edgemount, Portley Wood Road 61.32, 66.41-42 Braid, Alec J. (journalist & newspaper editor) 97.35 Braid, Alec J., Croydon Road, Caterham, postcards 83.35 Brand, F.G., of Olden Lodge, Purley 99.13 Bray, Margery (headmistress), 46.29 Bredune (house), Church Road, Kenley 54.53, 54.53 Brewery trade, South Croydon 90.38-39, 91.51-53 Brice, James, police officer, biography on retirement, February 1907 99.55-56 Bridgland, James Thomas (wheelwright) at Jolly Farmers, Purley 51.48 Bridgland, William (coach painter), Purley 51.48 Briggs, Ernest (1881-1947), of Lexden, Portley Wood Road 61.31, 84.12-13 Bright, Dave, memories 47.37-38 Bright, F. A. (c.1899), rector of St Mary’s Church, Caterham 96.41-42 Brighton Road Council School, see Purley Oaks Primary School British Restaurant, 22 Godstone Road, Caterham 88.43 British Restaurant, Whitehorse Road, Croydon 88.42 Britt, Moses (baker), 3 Sanderstead Road 77.38 Broad, Percy (d.1945; baker), Caterham, Merstham, Godstone 62.43, 73.35-36 Brock / Brook, John (Farleigh 1495) 59.20 Brocklehurst, Lucy, of Spexhall 51.15 Brocklehurst, Walter Saxon, of Spexhall, Harestone Valley Road 51.14-15 Bromehawse (misnomer for Stanstead Farm), Stanstead Road, Caterham 95.43-44 Brooker, John ‘Nobby’ (d.1985), of 82 Bomber Squadron 67.41 Brooker, Napkin (b.1770), of Caterham 52.50 Brooker, Napkin (d.1780 / 1782 / 1760 [sic]), of Caterham 89.5-6 Broom Bank, Chelsham (gunsite) 49.37-39 Broomfield (house), Stanstead Road, Caterham 69.17, 69.17 Broomfield (house), Stanstead Road, Congregational Church services held there 69.19 Brough, William (fl.1850-90; vestry clerk), of Caterham 88.56 Brown, Kathleen (matron), The Dene (school), Caterham 95.33 Brown, Robert (fl.1562; labourer), of Chipstead, indicted for theft 57.15 Brown, Ray, Caterham Bowling Club 98.28 Brown, W. (saddler), Caterham Valley 46.10 Bruce, Gertrude Maud (1865-1910), lost in sinking of SS General Chanzy 80.25-26 Bruce, Michael & Gertrude, gravestone, St Mary’s churchyard 80.25 Bruce, Michael & Gertrude, of Staneleigh, Stanstead Road, Caterham 80.25-26 10 Bruce, Michael (1865-1910), lost in sinking of SS General Chanzy 80.25-26 Bruce, William Joseph Willett (1862-1963), of Little Grange, Portley Wood Road 63.9-12 Bryant, Thomas (b.1820; butcher), Caterham 88.56 Bryn Cottage, Warlingham 61.39 Bughill Farm, Woldingham Road, sale of 64.45 Bullock, Alfred (1845-1908; building contractor) 84.37-39 Bunce Brothers (photographers), , Caterham, 1903-57 56.48-50, 56.63-64, 58.26- 31, 83.35, 99.7 Bunce brothers, at Caterham Hill Methodist Chapel 60.49 Bunce Brothers, photographic plates digitised 58.62-63 Bunce Brothers, studio in 1940s 58.26 Bunce, George (b.1876; photographer) 56.48-50, 56.63 Bunce, George, memories, 1870s to 1950s 58.22-25 Bunce, Herbert (b.1881; photographer) 56.48-50, 56.63 Bunce, James 56.63, 58.22 Burcott Road, Purley 65.15-19, 65.17 Burdekin family, shopkeepers, Purley & Croydon, postcards 93.12-13 Burglaries, in Chipstead, 1835 76.36-38 Burglaries, in Kenley, 1882 73.37-38 Burnell family history 75.3-7 Burnell family (c.1937-9), of 52 & 62 Eldon Road, Caterham 96.10 Burnell, Des, memories, Caterham Sea Cadet Corps 74.15-18 Burnell, Des, memories, Fire Service, World War II 72.15-20 Burnell, Des, memories, working for L. M. Ballamy Ltd, Whyteleafe 75.30-39 Burnell, George (d.1871 while descending a well, Stanstead Road, Caterham) 75.4 Burnell, Mary. See Mary Harmer Burnell, Mick, family memories 85.61-62 Burnell, Stanley (b.1915; d.1945 in WWII), of Eldon Road, Caterham 96.10 Burntwood Close, Caterham 59.46 Burntwood House, as Auxiliary Military Hospital 83.40 Burntwood House, Burntwood Lane, Caterham 83.38-40 Burton, Lillian, of 13 Wellington Road, Caterham 96.4 Burwood (house), 171a Croydon Road, Caterham 73.35 Bus garage, South Croydon, bombing 1941 51.44-45, 52.51 Bus services, Coulsdon, 1964 79.25-28 Bus services, Oxted, 1950s 48.55-56 Bus stop names, Holliday’s Bottom 48.57 Bus stop names, Reigate to Woldingham, ca.1927 47.69-70 Bus tour posters, Bourne Society area 67.3-8 Bush, W. E. (railwayman), of Croydon Road, Caterham 48.11 Butcher, Mrs, Chipstead newsagent 99.50 Butcher’s Arms public house (later White Hart), Bletchingley 84.36 Butcher’s shops, early, in South End, Croydon 96.24-30 Butlers Dene Road, Woldingham, trouble with goats, 1944 78.49 Butt, George (gardener) 66.6 11 Butterflies, of Woldingham 52.19-21 Buttermere Gardens, Sanderstead 91.12, 91.12 Button, livery, made for John Young (d.1893), Kenley House estate 53.31-32 Buxton Lane, Caterham, no. 57 55.62-63 Buxton Lodge (formerly Greenlands), Buxton Road, Caterham 81.55-56 Byne, Abel 59.27 Bynes Road, South Croydon, child death in 1898 71.33-36 Bynes Road, South Croydon, history 59.27-29 Bynes Road, South Croydon, tennis racquet factory 73.48-49 Bynes Road, South Croydon, tragic murder at no. 65, 1896 75.21-22, 99.64-66 Bynes Road, South Croydon, unexploded bomb 50.28 Byron family estate, sale of, 1922 62.3-10 Byron, Edmund (1843-1921) 62.3, 62.9-10, 67.18, 68.49-50, 68.49, 80.20, 88.14, 96.64-65 Byron, Edmund, as master of Old Surrey Fox Hounds 63.41, 63.41 Byron, Edmund, attempted enclosure of common land 59.5-12 Byron, Thomas I (1738-1821), commissioning of Bainbridge map, q.v. 65.36 Byron, Thomas II (1772-1845) 65.38 Byron, Thomas III (1809-63) 65.59-60, 66.56-57 Byron, Thomas, of Coulsdon Court / Manor 56.54, 78.27 Bysh, Beryl 92.52-53 C Cadle, Arthur Edward (1892-1919), Caterham 84.54 Cadle, Joan (d.2006), obituary 48.55 Cadle, John (1898-1917), Caterham 84.55 Café Royal, North End, Croydon 92.39-40, 93.70-71 Calvesbert, Charles (1888-1972), of 244a Stafford Road, Caterham 58.59 Camfield, John (fl.1560s; labourer), of Caterham, indicted for highway robbery 57.13 Campbell Road, Caterham, projected development, 1885 59.36-39 Canadian regiments stationed in Bourne Society area 56.9-10 Canadian regiments stationed in Chipstead 51.26 Canadian soldier accidentally shoots man on Golf Course 98.20-21 (forum talks) 62.56-58, 73.57-58 Cane Hill Hospital / Cane Hill Asylum, old postcard 48 cover Cane Hill Hospital, and the Crawford family 93.3-11 Cane Hill Hospital, memories 63.35-36 Cane Hill Mission School (later Smitham School), blue plaque 80.56 Capital & Counties Bank 84.9-13 Capitol cinema, Caterham 72.22 Carden, John, Caterham Bowling Club 98.28 Carew, Charles Hallowell (d.1848), of Purley 87.9 Carew, Charles Hallowell Hallowell [sic] (d.1872), of Purley 87.9 Carew, Nicholas (d.1762), of Purley 87.8 Carr, Rosemary, recollections, Warlingham 76.45-49 Carrington Manufacturing Company (CAMCO), Sanderstead Road 67.16-17 12 Carrington, John (1726-1810), diary excerpts, 1798-1810 91.61-63 Cashman, Thomas (fl.1893-1910; butcher), of South End, Croydon 96.26, 96.26 Casita (house), Downs Road, Coulsdon 47.32 Caterham & Coulsdon, month by month review of 1947 78.10-17 Caterham & District Local History Centre 82.61, 89.69, 90.60-61 Caterham & District Radio Society, 1926 62.27 Caterham & Godstone, attractions of, in 1888 64.20-25 Caterham & Kenley Gas Company 88.54-55 Caterham & Kenley Golf Club 83.18-19, 84.49 Caterham & Warlingham Tennis Club 56.56-57 Caterham & Whyteleafe Tennis Club 70.35-38 Caterham Asylum (Metropolitan District Asylum). See St Lawrence’s Hospital Caterham Barracks, exhibition, 2017-18 at The ARC 93.64, 94.58-63, 94 cover, 95.71-75, 96.73-76 Caterham Barracks, historical articles 77.20-26 Caterham Barracks, history of the barrack blocks 92.15-19 Caterham Barracks, memories, 1930s & 1940s 66.29-34, 77.32-34 Caterham Barracks, Post Office 58.50-51 Caterham Barracks, reporter’s visit in 1878 87.53-57 Caterham Barracks, World War II huts 93.23-27 Caterham Bowling Club, history 98.22-30, 98.23, cover LHR 98 Caterham Bowling Club, flooded, 1981 98.29; Charity Day, 1995 98.30 Caterham by motor-bus, poster, 1920 67.3 Caterham by-pass, bridleway bridge across A22 51.55 Caterham by-pass, construction 56.21-27, 56.22 Caterham by-pass, during WWII, camouflaging 96.58-60; reprinted from Bulletin, 145. Caterham by-pass, early photographs 96.59-60 Caterham by-pass, history, 1940s 48.48-52, 48.49, 48.52 Caterham Cars, ‘Caterham 7’ postcard 97.37-39, 97.38 Caterham coat-of-arms, on china jug, c.1968 95.68, 95.68 Caterham Cottage Hospital 73.53-54, 88.55 (See also LHR 21, pp. 17-28) Caterham Cottage Hospital, design by H. R. Martin 98.13-14, 98.14 Caterham Country Club, Stafford Road 47.29, 57.53 57.53, 71.54-55 Caterham Court 87.25-30 Caterham Court and its legends (reprinted from LHR vol. 3) 52.3-12 Caterham Court, line drawing 52.10 Caterham Court, memories of Mrs E. Sole, recorded interview 76.54-55 Caterham Drive, Old Coulsdon 55.20-23 Caterham Drive, Old Coulsdon, borehole for drinking water 55.30 Caterham Fire Brigade, 1909 71.30 Caterham Golf Club 83.18-23 Caterham golf course, plan of 83.22 Caterham Guards Depot: see Caterham Barracks Caterham Hill Board School 47.65 Caterham in 1908-09, survey by H. R. Martin 71.27-32 13 Caterham Junction railway station (later Purley) 62.18 Caterham Literary Society 69.21 Caterham Manor (Caterham Court), Caterham on the Hill 87.25-30 Caterham Manor estate, map 62.25 Caterham Manor, sale of estate, 1865 (See also Manor Cottage) 62.24-26 Caterham Motor Company, Croydon Road, bombing 56.40-43 Caterham Motor Company, premises & branches 56.40 Caterham Motor Company, Godstone Road, Caterham, in AA Handbook 1928 96.51 Caterham on the Hill: from rural village to country town 53.17-23 Caterham Parish Council (formed 1896) 52.31 Caterham Railway, 150th anniversary celebrations 49.46-50 Caterham Railway, Halliloo Platform 56.20 Caterham Railway, history 48.13-18 Caterham Railway, poetic ode by Norman Skinner 49.50; with addition of missing line 50.52 Caterham Railway, recorded talk by Jeoffry Spence & Ron Cox 76.55 Caterham Railway, Whyteleafe station, signalman’s hut 64.57, 65.56 Caterham recruiting day 1915 commemoration 83.3-6 Caterham Sea Cadet Corps, memories, 1940s 74.15-18 Caterham Sewage Farm, Grove Road, memories, 1930s 80.44-45 Caterham Springs Water Company 51.13, 52.28, 53.59 Caterham Urban District Council (to 1908) 52.31 Caterham Valley Board School. See Caterham Valley School Caterham Valley County Primary School. See Caterham Valley School Caterham Valley County Secondary School, memories 76.64-65 Caterham Valley Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club 56.56, 70.32-34 Caterham Valley Parish Hall Company Ltd 79.14 Caterham Valley Parish Magazine 1914-15, selections 81.3-7 Caterham Valley School, Beechwood Road 82.44-46, 84.25-26, 90.44, 90.51 Caterham Valley School, Beechwood Road, memories, 1958-63 90.44-51 Caterham windmill 56.6 Caterham, ‘Modern Development’, 1908 (by David Morgan-Thomas) 52.24-32 Caterham, aerial photograph, 2006 46.18 Caterham, Battle of (fictional, 1897) 95.40-44 Caterham, cesspools, 1908-09 71.31 Caterham, drainage & sewage, 1908-09 71.30 Caterham, improvements to roads, 1908-09 71.28-30 Caterham, landowners (forum talk) 71.61-63 Caterham, public houses, general survey 68.40-43 Caterham, Royal Navy warship, 1918-35 97.40-41, 97.40 (reprint from Bulletin 150) Caterham, school at 55 Croydon Road 74.54-55 Caterham, street lighting, 1890 96.53-54 Caterham, street lighting, 1908-09 71.30 Caves, ancient in Surrey (forum talk) 67.58-59 Caves, Godstone 50.22 14 Caves, Godstone, memories 50.23 Caves, Godstone, proposed use as air raid shelters 75.26-29 Caves, Kenley & Chislehurst 46.31-34 Cemetery / burial ground, St Lawrence’s Hospital, Caterham 63.17-25 Cemetery, proposed in Chelsham 78.16 Chadwick, Mrs (teacher), Chipstead Valley Primary School 97.13 Chaldon Church, poem by Douglas Martin 47.45-47 Chaldon Common 83.46 Chaldon Common Road 83.46 Chaldon Court (forum talk) 84.63-64 Chaldon Court (outdoor forum meeting) 49.56-57 Chaldon Crossroads Stores 94.48 Chaldon footpaths, postcard map of rights of way, 1923 97.35-37, 97.36 Chaldon Mead (also Daisy Mead), Rook Lane, Chaldon, & Bertram Watney 94.3-11 Chaldon Mead, Rook Lane, Chaldon, history 81.42-46, 94.7 Chaldon Mount estate 83.46 Chaldon Rise (house), Rockshaw Road, Merstham 94.3 Chaldon Road, Caterham, postcard, pre-1930 93.61 Chaldon rubbish dumps, memories, etc. 95.21-25, 97.3-6 Chaldon School, memories, 1949-55 94.42-50 Chaldon School, photograph of children, c.1951-52 94.44, 94.45 Chaldon stone quarries, Springbottom Lane, forum talk, abstract 98.59 Chaldon Way, Coulsdon 87.32 Chaldon Way, Coulsdon, early photographs 88.36-37 Chaldon Women’s Institute 94.8 Chaldon Women’s Institute, in World War II 89.63-66 Chaldon, in 1831 84.16 Chaldon, woods & shaws, catalogue, abundance of bluebells 77.27-31 Chalk, as building material 49.11-20 Chalk, Edmund (b.1841), of Linton, Harestone Hill 58.32-33 Challis, Caroline Grace (1860-99), of Bynes Road 75.21-22, 99.64-66 Challis, John Frederick (b.1896), murdered at 10 weeks 75.21-22 Challis, Samuel 75.21 Chapel Bank Nature Reserve, Chelsham 83.24 Chapman, Stanley (builder), of Warlingham 80.48 Chappell, Frederick (headmaster), Downside 46.29 Charlesworth, Arthur Frederick, of Little Grange, Portley Wood Road 61.28-29, 66.42 Charringtons, coal merchants, at local railway stations 84.28-32 Chart, James (fl.1850; blacksmith), of Half Moon Cottage 89.7 Chart, Michael (fl.1850; wheelwright), Half Moon inn 89.11 Charte, John (fl.1577; husbandman), of Godstone, indicted for disseisin 58.11 Cheesewright, Robert, schoolboy, article about shopping in Coulsdon, 1963 98.17-18 Chelsham Mission room work for Belgian refugees, 1915 86.28-30 Chelsham School, memories, 1938-47 67.32 Chelsham Watvile (manor) 59.19 15 Chelsham, aerial photograph (2006) 46.22 Chelsham, and the Royalist uprising 90.26-32 Chelsham, in 1831 84.16 Chelsham, vast cemetery proposed 78.16 Cherry Tree Cricket Ground, Coulsdon Road 96.65 Chillman, Percy (fl.1624; labourer), of Warlingham, indicted for burglary 59.18 China pots and mugs, souvenirs, Purley, Croydon, 96.62-63 Chipstead, forum talk by Roger Packham, abstract 97.62 Chipstead, memories, 1950s & 1960s 99.50-54 Chipstead, motorway proposals effecting, M23 & M25 98.47-48 Chipstead Bowls Club 99.51 Chipstead Cricket Club, concert at Peter Aubertin Hall, 1926 62.27 Chipstead Cricket Club, memories, 1950s 99.52 Chipstead Golf Club, memories 99.52 Chipstead Residents’ Association, 1960s 98.47 Chipstead Valley deep air raid shelter 87.5-6 Chipstead Valley Primary School, memories, 1955-60 97.13-18, 97.15-16 Chipstead Valley Railway 68.36-37 Chipstead Valley Road School, memories 54.35 Chipstead Valley Road, shops 85.44-52, 86.36-40, 88.27-30, 99.67 Chipstead Valley Road, traffic problems, 1960s 91.54 Chittenden family 66.35-36 Chittenden, Walter (1880-1918) 66.35 Chivers, Frederick (b.1860), of Manor Park, Whyteleafe 66.41 Christie, Frank, of Lexden, Portley Wood Road, Whyteleafe 84.13 Christie, Marion (historian) 55.37, 76.30 Christie, Marion, interview tape-recorded in 1957 76.54 Christmas, in Purley, 1965 78.18-20 Christmas customs and traditions, forum talk, abstract 97.63-64 Chudleigh (house), Woldingham 78.48 Church Hill, Caterham, blocked by snow, 2 February 2009 59.63 Church Way, Sanderstead, old postcard 91.8 Churchill (house), Church Hill, Caterham 89.12 Churchill, Winston (forum talk) 91.69-70 Chutter, Donald, memories, Sanderstead, 1930s 76.16-25 Cinemas, in Couldson 81.37-41 Clareville (house), Clareville Road, Caterham 93.50 Clareville House, 13 Clareville Road, Caterham 75.23 Clareville Road, Caterham 75.23-25 Clareville Road, Caterham, various houses 95.45-47 Clark, Doris (headmistress), St David’s School, Purley 73.40-43 Clark, Harry (1862-1918), descendants of 74.44-46 Clark, Harry (1862-1918; printer & stationer), of Roffey & Clark 74.43-44 Clark, James Edmund (1850-1944), report of severe storm, July 1918 82.3-5 Clark, Thomas (1737-1816), landowner, Caterham 70.62, 89.6 16 Clark, Thomas, jnr (d.1833), landowner, Caterham 89.6 Clarke, Albert Victor (d.1965; hotelier), of Dorincourt, Warlingham 76.7 Clarke, John D., headmaster, 99.10 Claxton, John (fl.1720), of Shirley House 84.17 Clayton Arms public house (now the White Hart), Godstone 58.18-19, 64.53, 79.21-22, 79.24 Clayton, Kenrick 58.4 Clayton, Robert 54.4; biography 58.3-4 Clayton, William 58.4 Clayton, William Robert (1786-1866), Marden Park 60.5-6, 84.21-24 Clayton, William Robert (1842-1914), Marden Park 46.40 Cleasby, Anthony (1804-79), Ledgers, Chelsham 60.7-8 Clements, Caroline (headmistress, Reedham ), Purley Literary Society 72.50-53, biography 74.47-52 Clements, Thomas (b.1801), of Caterham, fell into a well 89.9 Clifford, Michael (d.1623; labourer), of Farleigh, indicted for theft 59.16 Clinch, John Arthur (conscientious objector) 82.38 Clock, originally in Warlingham Church Hall 57.39-40 Clyffe, Richard (fl.1580s; labourer), of Chipstead, indicted for theft 57.15 The Coach House, Landscape Road 76.8-9 Coach roads to Brighton (forum talk) 91.69 Coal post, Whyteleafe South railway station 83.52 Coal post, Woldingham railway station 83.52-53 Coal posts, railway 83.51-53 Cobb, Charles John (conscientious objector) 82.37 Cobb, George (builder, etc.), of Croydon Road, Caterham 46.9 Cobbett, William 78.41, 79.53-56 Cobham, Alan (aviator), at Gardner’s aerodrome 55.49 Coetlogon, Charles Edward de (1747-1820), rector of Godstone 91.34-36 Coetlogon, Charles Edward de, descendants of 91.34-41, 92.28-36, 93.41-48 Colburn Avenue, Caterham, sale of plots, 1923 61.56 Cole, Mary Ann, of Dalton Cottages, Whyteleafe 80.24 Cole, William (1820-87; suicide), of Dalton Cottages, Whyteleafe 80.24 Coleman, Alec (b.1920), of Caterham, interviewed in 2013 76.29-31 Coleman, Jackie (b.1944; née Watts), memories, Bradmore Green School 92.46-50 Coleridge-Taylor, Gwendolen (singer), concert at Peter Aubertin Hall, 1915 74.58-59 Coles, Ernest Harry (India rubber manufacturer), of Burntwood House, Caterham 83.38-39 Coles, William (fl.1804), of Warlingham 84.19 Coles, William, of Selsdon Park 61.9 Colescroft (house), Firs Road, Kenley (site of The Jungle, q.v.), air crash 49.27-31, 50.24 Colin Road, Caterham 46.7, 50.37 Collard Close, Kenley, name origin 50.59 Collins, Mr (fl.1959; welder & shopkeeper), High Street, Caterham 91.65-66 Collinson, L. H., of Colescroft, Firs Road, Kenley 49.27, 49.31

17 Commemoration Hall, Godstone Road, later various county schools, now Oakwood School 72.37-39 Common land, protection of, 1870s 95.3-5 Commons Preservation Society (CPS), foundation 95.4 Commonweal Lodge School, Woodcote Lane 46.29-30 Comrades Club, Brighton Road, Bourne Society blue plaque 80.56 Congregational Chapel, Stafford Road, as Drill Hall 79.13 Congregational Chapel, Stafford Road, as Masonic Hall 79.13-14 Congregational Chapel, Stafford Road, as Parish Hall 79.14-16 Congregational Chapel, Stafford Road, Caterham 79.12-13, 79.13 Congregational Chapel, Stafford Road, later use & demolition 79.16-18 Congregational Church, Caterham, early history 69.16-22, 79.12-13 Congregational Church, Caterham, marriage of Edward Morton 70.9 Congregational Church, Old Coulsdon 95.54-55 Congregational Church Mutual Improvement Society, Purley 72.51 Conscientious objectors, World War I 82.37-38 Cook, George Henry (architect), Clareville Road houses & mission church, Caterham 95.45 Cook, Janet, memories. See Jan Hammond Cook, Walter T. (photographer), 15 & 29 High Street, Caterham 60.42-43, 83.35, 83.37, 98.31-32, 98.32 See also: Acme Photo Works Cooke, Ada May, of Purley, marriage, September 1906 99.37 Cooke, Thomas (fl.1450) of Chelsham 59.19 Coombe Lane Nursery 88.8, 88.11 Coombe Lane railway station 88.8, 88.10 Coombe Lodge, Tupwood Lane, Caterham 77.39 Coombe Road railway station 88.8-9 Coombehurst, 57 Tupwood Lane, Caterham (also The Oaks) 97.48-54 Cooper, Bertram (d.1918) 71.53-54 Cooper, John (1838-1906; shoemaker), of South Croydon 72.47-49 Cooper, John (shoemaker) of West Wickham 59.27 Coopers Cottages, Sanderstead Road / Bynes Road 72.47 Corass, William (1864-1928; tennis racquet maker), of Bynes Road 73.48-49 Corderoy, J., of 157 Croydon Road, Caterham; owns two 14-year-old ducks 50.37 Corkran, Reginald Seymour (1890-1915; stockbroker & soldier), of Chipstead 84.51-52 Corporation of London (Open Spaces) Act, 1878 95.5 Corrie, Edgar (b.ca.1788), of Purley Lodge 60.8-9 Cottage Hospital, Caterham, Bourne Society plaque 73.53-54 Cotton, Rose (1892-1918), Queen Mary’s Army Auxiliary Corps 86.26-27 Couling, George (hay merchant), Chaldon Road, Caterham 62.30 Coulsdon: see also Old Coulsdon Coulsdon & Caterham, month by month review of 1947 78.10-17 Coulsdon and Purley War Memorials / First World War, by Nigel Elliott, announcement 96.71 Coulsdon & Purley Debating Society 67.18-20 Coulsdon & Purley UDC, Town Hall, 1930-65 74.19-24 18 Coulsdon & Purley War Savings Campaign 65.75-77 Coulsdon & Smitham Downs railway station (later Couldson North) 68.36, 76.32 Coulsdon & Upper Caterham Railway (projected) 78.29 Coulsdon / Coulsdon Cane Hill / Coulsdon South railway station 62.20 Coulsdon bus services, 1964 79.25-28 Coulsdon by-pass, construction 51.54-55 Coulsdon Church of Primary School 96.43-45 Coulsdon Cinema, Malcolm Road, Coulsdon 81.37-41 Coulsdon Common & West Wickham Common (forum talk) 86.65 Coulsdon Common Camp 68.3-15, 73.3-13, 74.3-12 Coulsdon Common Camp, 1943-54, maps 73.4, 73.5 Coulsdon Common Camp. See also Joint Services School for Linguistics Coulsdon Common, Easter fair 55.30 Coulsdon Common, history (forum talk) 54.59 Coulsdon Common, history, 1876-2008 56.54-55 Coulsdon Common, memories, 1920s 70.25 Coulsdon Common, protection of, 1877 95.5 Coulsdon Common, water fountain 56.55 Coulsdon Commons, fight for 59.3-14 Coulsdon Commons, possession by 59.13 Coulsdon Court Estate, Bainbridge map (q.v.) 65.36-38 Coulsdon Court Estate, sale of, 1922 62.4-10 Coulsdon Court, present house built by Thomas Byron III 65.59-60 Coulsdon Court, projected development 62.20-21 Coulsdon Court (Coulsdon Manor Hotel), golf course 96.64 Coulsdon deep air raid shelter, Brighton Road 87.6 Coulsdon forge 71.43 Coulsdon Heights Estate Company 49.22 Coulsdon Lane, in 1877 80.21 Coulsdon limeworks 49.35-36 Coulsdon North railway station 62.20, 68.36, 76.32-34 Coulsdon Post Office, 192 Brighton Road 90.9 Coulsdon Rectory 54.6-12, 66.48 Coulsdon Rectory, history & inhabitants 65.39-45 Coulsdon Rise 87.32, 88.35, 88.35-37 Coulsdon shopping parades, part 1, Chipstead Valley Road & Rickman Hill 88.27-30 Coulsdon shopping parades, part 2, 67-85 Stoats Nest Road 89.42-45 Coulsdon shopping parades, part 3, Lacey Green & Taunton Lane 90.33-37 Coulsdon shopping parades, part 4, Tudor Parade, Tudor Estate 91.14-20 Coulsdon shops in 1949 81.53-54 Coulsdon shops, part 1, Brighton Road (nos 150-234, even) 80.29-36 Coulsdon shops, part 2, Brighton Road (ownership details) 81.29-33 Coulsdon shops, part 3, Brighton Road (nos 112-148, even) 82.16-22 Coulsdon shops, part 4, Brighton Road (nos 125-187, odd) 83.27-33 Coulsdon shops, part 5, Brighton Road (nos 84-108, even & 97-123, odd) 84.40-47 19 Coulsdon shops, part 6, Chipstead Valley Road (nos 1-57, odd) 85.44-52 Coulsdon shops, part 7, Chipstead Valley Road (nos 2-50, even) 86.36-40 Coulsdon shops, part 8, Station Approach, Victoria Road, Malcolm Road 87.35-40 Coulsdon, shopping in 1963 98.17-19 Coulsdon shops, plea for memories, etc. 78.56 Coulsdon South Station Approach, shops 83.33 Coulsdon Town railway station (formerly Smitham) 68.39 Coulsdon Town railway station, Bourne Society plaque 73.53 Coulsdon United Cricket Club 96.65 Coulsdon Vale Estate. See Dutch Village Coulsdon West railway station (later Coulsdon North) 68.36, 76.32 Coulsdon windmills 56.6 Coulsdon Working Men’s Club 99.61, 99.63 Coulsdon, aerial photograph, 2006 47.51 Coulsdon, Bainbridge map of, 1785 65.36-38 Coulsdon, cottage school in 1834 79.68 Coulsdon, court rolls 88.14-15 Coulsdon, Dutch Village 79.29-37, 80.37-41 Coulsdon, greetings postcard 99.3 Coulsdon, in 1831 84.16 Coulsdon, memories, World War II 79.64-65 Coulsdon, pronunciation & spelling 55.24 Coulsdon, Station Approach 99.60-63 Coulsdon, traffic problems, 1960s 91.54-56 Coulsdon, train services in 1964 86.17-21 Coulsdon’s Industrial Revolution 51.38-40 Coulson, Miss (art teacher), The Dene (school), Caterham 95.33 Country at London’s Door, residential guide, 1926 62.11-23 Courage, Ann (1827-1902), of South Croydon 91.51-52 Courage, John (1788-1854; brewer) 91.51 Courage, Susan (d.1887), of South Croydon 91.51-53 Court Avenue, Coulsdon 49.21 Court Close (building), Caterham 87.26 Court Lodge Farm, Chipstead 51.23-27 Court Lodge, Manor Avenue, Caterham 87.25-30 Court rolls, Coulsdon 88.14-15 Cousins, Gordon (b.1927), Kenley, interviewed in 2012 70.39-41 Cousins, Harold (1897-1917), of Bynes Road, South Croydon 76.35 Cowleymore (house), Whyteleafe Road, Caterham. See Sunnyside Cox, Ron (d.2018), recorded talk on the Caterham & Oxted railways 76.55 Crawford, John Charles (b.1835), chaplain of Cane Hill Asylum 93.3-11 Creton / Creighton / Crayton, Lannah (née Lannah Barnard) 51.41-43 Cricket in the Park, by Roger Packham, book launch 62.55 Cricket, in Caterham, c.1767 52.7 Crime, in Woldingham, 1852-2010 78.47-50 20 Critchett, Sydney (saddler), Caterham Valley 46.10 Crocker, Albert & Sarah, of Riddlesdown Cottage 46.13 Crocker, William, of 1 Sanderstead Road 77.37 Croft, Harry (fl.1891), of Court Lodge House, Chipstead 51.25 Croham Hurst Golf Course, unexploded bomb 50.29 Croham Hurst Golf Club, man fatally shot, 1941 98.20-21 Croham Hurst – The Course, the Club and the Members. Book by Michael Dove, 2010 98.21 crash, 1924 48.28-30 Croydon Crook, history of 51.32-35 Croydon Crook, walking in 50.10-16 Croydon Microscopical Society 72.31 Croydon Museum art collection (forum talk) 92.67-69 Croydon Palais, North End 92.37-38 Croydon Road, Caterham, early history 89.3-13 Croydon, entrepreneurs of 74.38-42 Croydon, in 8131 84.16-17 Croydon, Coulsdon, Purley & District Canine Society, postcard, Canine Show, 1949 97.29, 97.30 Croydon, Merstham & Godstone Iron Railway. See Surrey Iron Railway Crystal Palace (forum talk) 94.67-68 Culver, Len (d.1979), of The Jolly Farmers, Purley 51.49-52 Culver, William John 51.49-50 Cumber, Mr (caretaker), at Chaldon School 94.46 Cundell, Pamela (1920-2015; actress), in Dad’s Army 87.17-24 Cushing, Peter Wilton (1913-94; actor), of Kenley 73.31, 76.56-57, 76.66 D Dacre Cottage, Outwood Lane, Chipstead 87.47-49 Daisy Farm, Chaldon 81.44 Daisy Mead, Chaldon. See Chaldon Mead. Danvers, Juland (1826-1902), family, grave, etc. 94.35-37 Danvers, Juland (1826-1902; Indian railway administrator), of Woodside, Caterham 94.32- 37 Darmer, Minnie Forder (b.1872; widow), of Russell Hill, Purley 89.17-18 Davey, Dr [Samuel] (medical officer), of The Priory, Caterham 50.40 Davey, John (soon of above), as pupil at Upwood Park School, Caterham 97.49 Davidson, Harry (1892-1967; musician, conductor), of Rolleston Road, South Croydon 71.46-47 Davies, Gareth (actor), Dukes Hill Cottage, Woldingham, dog worrying sheep 78.50 Davies, John (fl.1591; labourer), of Godstone, indicted for theft 58.14 Davies, Lilian Maud, of Chaldon Mead 81.44 Davies, Thomas (servant), of Caterham, 1753 46.45 Davis, Horace (1893-1916), of Caterham 89.46 Davis, Lyttleton Wheeler (soldier), of Woldingham Camp, charged with fraud 78.48 21 Davison, Margaret (b.1937), memories, Old Coulsdon 77.13-16 Dawkins, David Thomas (1885-1956; shopkeeper), of 5 Sanderstead Road 77.39-40 Daws, John (fl.1890; labourer), of Portley Farm 88.57 Dawson School of Domestic Science (in Linton, Harestone Hill) 58.35-36 Dawson, Charles (b.1933), memories, Chelsham & Farleigh 67.29-35, 69.36-40 Dawson, Charles (b.1933), memories, wartime evacuation, 1944-45 95.26-31 Dawson, Charles & Peter, with mother 95.27 Dawson, Sarah Eleanor, of Linton, Harestone Hill 58.35-36 Day, Charles (1783-1836), landowner, Caterham 62.37-39, 71.62, 89.9 Deer parks, in the Bourne Society area 85.13 Deer, in the Bourne Society area 85.12-17 Deerswood Close, Caterham 68.30-32 Defensive installations of (forum talk) 87.65 Deirdre’s Wool Shop, 86 Brighton Road, Coulsdon 85.40-43 Delivery carts and waggons, part 1, mainly Croydon 85.27-36 Delivery carts and waggons, part 2, Croydon 86.3-12 The Dell (house), 177 Croydon Road, Caterham 73.36 The Dene Hospital, Caterham 55.39 The Dene (preparatory school), Caterham, 1932-39 95.32-39, 98.12-16 The Dene (preparatory school), photos of teams, pupils, 1932-39 95.34-39 Denewood (house), Woldingham 89.46 Densham Drive, Purley 47.20 Densham family (tea merchants) 47.3-23 Densham, Alfred 47.12-23 Densham, Benjamin 47.12-23 Densham, Edward (d. 1913), of Olden Lodge (q.v.), Purley 47.12-23, 99.13 Densham, John Boon (1814-86) 47.8-23; grave 47.16 Densham, John Lane 47.9-23 Derwent House School, Tupwood Lane, Caterham 97.53. See also Upwood Park Dew, Douglas William (garage proprietor) 78.21-22 Dewdney family and East Surrey mills 56.3-7 Dewdney, Richard (miller) 52.13, 56.5-6 Dewhirst, John (b.1860; accountant), of 18 Russell Hill, Purley 88.17 Dickens, Charles (author); connection with Charles Day (q.v.) 62.38-39 Dickson, Henry Granville (1845-1929; rector) of Old Coulsdon 54.12, 63.33-34, 65.43-44, 80.14-17 Dickson, Henry Granville, letters 68.51-53 Dimmock, Percy E. (clerk to the Council), Bourne Society president 48.6-7, 48.12 Dingwall, Charles, and donation for building of St Mary’s Church 85.63-66 Dingwall, Charles, of Portley, Whyteleafe Road, Caterham 60.20 Diplock, Reuben (fl.1850-90; gardener), of Caterham 88.57 Diplock, Reuben, of Half Moon Cottage, Caterham 89.7 Diptheria, immunisation campaign, Purley 98.35-37, 98.36 The Dobbin, Whyteleafe, sun-dog phenomenon 54.33-34, 54.34 Docminique, Paul (fl.1704; landowner), Chipstead 51.24 22 Docwra, Thomas (well drilling) 53.20 Dodd, Neville (1883-1916), of Woldingham 89.46-47 Dohm, Svend Aage (d.1963; housing developer) 76.39-44 Dome Hill Estate, Caterham 76.39-44 Domewood Lake Estates Ltd, in Caterham 76.39-44 Domremy (house), 1 Harestone Valley Road, as school of music, 1900-1916 95.50; see also Gertrude Sophie Rolls Domremy (house), Whyteleafe Road, Caterham 95.50; see above Donaldson, James, of 1 Sanderstead Road 77.38 Donnelly, Dan (b.1788; prizefighter), Riddlesdown 90.20-25, 98.3 Doodlebugs, Caterham 47.44, 47.72 Dorin Court (flats), Warlingham 76.8-9 Dorincourt (house), Underwood Road 48.59-60; correction 49.52 Dorincourt (house), Warlingham 76.3-10, 70.7, 80.48 Dorincourt House Hotel, Warlingham 76.7-8 Downland School, Pound Cottage, Old Coulsdon 66.20, 66.21 Downside (school), Woodcote Lane 46.29 Drake, Bernard Mervyn (1858-1931; electrical engineer) 66.22-28, 67.54-55 Drake, Richard (d.2005), obituary 46.68-69 Drake, N. (Mrs), Caterham Bowling Club 98.27 Drew, George (1789-1862), Half Moon inn, Caterham Railway 89.11-12 Drew, George (1789-1862), of Burntwood House 83.38 Drew, George Henry 88.57 Drew, George Henry, and St Mary’s Church negotiations 85.63-66 Drew, George Henry, land in Harestone Valley 51.12 Drill hall, Godstone Road, Caterham 90.41 Drughorn, John Frederick (1862-1943), of Egremont, Warlingham 58.7-8 Drummond, Arthur (curate), St John’s Church, Coulsdon 51.30, 54.6 Duchess of York, at Beechhanger, Harestone Valley Road, Caterham, 1935 73.18-21, 73.19 Duck, Francis (1922-83; probation officer) 57.11 Duck, Margaret (d.2006), obituary 47.60-61 Duckworth (police constable), Coulsdon 98.11 Dudley, James (fl.1851; grocer), of Sanderstead 95.63 Duffy / Duffey, Jack (d.1942 in WWII; Royal Canadian Air Force) 96.10-11 Duncan, Patrick James (1920-48; pilot) 71.24 Duncton, Mr (chimney sweep), of Caterham 46.7 Dunkley family (c.1911-39), of 16 Beechwood Road & 234 Croydon Road, Caterham 96.11 Dunkley, Alfred (b.1906; d.1942 in WWII), of Beechwood Road, Caterham 96.11 Durham, James Edward (b.1850; textile manufacturer), of 3 Russell Hill, Purley 88.21 Durrant, Benet (fl.1594; labourer), of Chipstead, indicted for theft 57.16 Dutch Village (Coulsdon Vale Estate), Coulsdon 79.29-37, 80.37-41 Dwyer, Walter (carpenter), collection box, All Saints’ Church, Kenley 78.52 Dwyer, Walter (carpenter), employment with J. B. Edwards & Co. Ltd, Whyteleafe 78.50- 51 23 Dyer, Thomas (bailiff), of Russell Hill 49.40 Dymick, George [Alfred George?] (b.1922; d.1943 in WWII), of 120 Godstone Road, Caterham 96.11 Dynamite, demonstration in Merstham chalk pits, 1868 84.3-8 E Eagle, Helen Alison, pupil at Olden Lodge, Purley 48.39 Earnshaw, Harold (artist) 47.32 East Surrey Choral Society, history, 1961-2016 89.36-41 East Surrey Museum, donation of station name boards 70.57 East Surrey Museum, routine news items 53.49, 57.51, 61.59, 65.54, 69.54 East Surrey Underground, by Peter Burgess, review 51.56 Eating out in wartime 88.42-43 Eaton Tower (house), Harestone Hill, Caterham 52.22 Eatwell family, bakers & confectioners, Warlingham & Chelsham 99.41-42 Eatwell, H.H., baker, Warlingham Green, photographs & location 99.43-46 Eden College (boarding school), Southview Road, Warlingham 89.24 Edgehill (house), Succombs Hill, Warlingham 80.7-13 Edgemount (house), Portley Wood Road, Whyteleafe 61.32-33 Edgington, William (tea garden proprietor), of Kenley 67.42 Edwards, J. B. (public works contractor), Whyteleafe 78.51 Egan Close, Kenley, name origin 50.59 Egerton, Ann, of Marden Cottages, Woldingham, accused of theft 78.47 Egremont (house; later Wayford), 17 Landscape Road, Warlingham 58.3-9, 78.47 Eldon Road, Caterham, projected development, 1885 59.36-39 Electricity, supply to country houses 66.22-28 Elliff (builder) 97.48 Elliff, Elizabeth (b.1853; schoolmistress), of Caterham Valley 74.54-55 Elliff, John, as founder secretary of Caterham Bowling Club 98.22 Elliff, Phoebe. See Phoebe Vernham Elliff, Robert Hollamby (d.1867; gardener), of Croydon Road, Caterham 74.54 Elliott family, Caterham 86.31-33 Elliott, George (1829-1905; soldier) 86.31-33 Elliott, John Frederick (1877-1924), attendant at Caterham asylum 86.33 Elliott, Norah (née Daly), of 78 Addison Road, Caterham 86.31-33 Ellis, Howard (1878-1902), Boer War veteran 86.24-25 Ellis, Jonah, of Chipstead 99.51 Ellis, Ruth (1926-55; hostess), last woman to be hanged 88.23-26 Elm Cottages, Tylers Green, sale of 64.44 Elmwood (house), Abbots Lane, Kenley 63.26-27 End Cottage, 100 Reddown Road, Coulsdon 86.52-53 English Civil War, events in the Bourne Society region 91.21-33 Entrepreneurs of Croydon 74.38-42, 75.41-43 Eothen School, Caterham 78.37 Epping Forest, conservation, 1874 95.3-5 24 Eskdale Gardens, Sanderstead 91.12-13, 91.13 Essendene (house), Whyteleafe Road, Caterham 60.27-30 Evacuation, due to V1 & V2 flying bombs 95.26-31 Evans, G. (shop), 97 Coulsdon Road, Caterham 83.10 Everett, Martin, memories, Chipstead village, 1950s & 1960s 99.50-54 Everett, Martin, memories, Chipstead Valley Primary School 97.13-18 Everett, Martin, memories, Sutton & East Surrey Water Company, 1950s & 1960s 98.40-43 Evison, Lydia (b.1920; née Humphries) 69.30-33 Ewens, Robert (fl.1607-08; butcher), of Godstone, indicted for murder 59.16 F Faegerfield (house), Essendene Road, Caterham 69.21 Fairall, Jonathan, of White Knobs Farm, Caterham 88.57 Fairchildes School, Skid Hill, Chelsham, postcard, 1914 77.55 Fairdene (house), Fairdene Road, Coulsdon 47.32 Fairdene Road, Coulsdon, memories 70.23-28 Falconbury School, Peaks Hill, Purley, history 98.37-38, 98.37, 98.38 Fanshawe, Catherine Maria (1765-1834; poet, etc.), Shabden, Chipstead 73.33 Farleigh (manor, 15th century) 59.20 Farleigh Common 67.31-32 Farleigh Court 99.17 Farleigh Court Farm 67.29 Farleigh, affray in 1542 99.17-23 Farleigh, in 1831 84.18 Farleigh, old parsonage (John Hassell painting, 1822) 99.18 Farley, see Farleigh (above) Farley, Thomas (farmer), Croydon 96.62 Farnell, Mary. See Mary Fisher Tea Rooms 81.65 Farthing Downs, anti-aircraft ditches, 1940 70.48-49 Farthing Downs, memories, 1920s 70.24-25 Farthing Downs, photograph, 1927 88.36 Faulkner, George Mannings (1871-1951; headmaster), Falconbury School, Purley 98.38 Fawsley (house), Waller Lane, Caterham 98.13, 98.15, 98.13 Fearis, Frederick Charles (d.1914), first Caterham Valley man killed in action 81.5 Fegan, James William Condell (1852-1925; philanthropist preacher) in Caterham 56.45 Fenemore Road, Kenley, name origin 50.60 Fenton, Harry, 15 High Street, Caterham, postcards 83.35 Ferguson, Ian (b.1930), memories, Caterham 93.60-62 Ferley, see Farleigh (above) Fern Tower (house), Harestone Hill, Caterham 62.28, 98.15, 98.15-16 Ferney Lea / Fernlea / Whyteleafe Court (house), Burntwood Close 59.46 Ferris, Mrs, Le Personne Homes, recorded interview 76.54 Fewterel / Futrell, Thomas (prizefighter) 85.18-26 Field Path Rambles, by Walker Miles (pseud.), 1895 48.19-22 25 Field Paths and Green Leaves, book by Louis Jennings, 1878 71.9 Field, William (fl.1796; labourer), Warlingham & Caterham 89.6 Finch & Burrell (butchers), Caterham 46.7 Fire Brigade, Caterham, 1909 71.30 Fire Service, Caterham, World War II 72.15-20 The Firs (house), Whyteleafe Road, Caterham 72.8 Firs Road, Kenley 50.24-27 First Aid posts, Croydon, World War II 87.33-34 Fisher, Mary, memories of 9th Coulsdon girl guides 74.29-35 Fison, Elliott R. (b.1890; seed grower), of 3 Cornastol, White Knobs Way, Caterham 96.12 Fison, Lawrence De Vere (b.1926; d.1945 in WWII), of White Knobs Way, Caterham, 96.11-12 Flack, Caroline (b.ca.1848) 47.39 Flack, Helen Frances, memories 47.39-42 Fletcher, John Bowman, of Norwood Lodge, Tupwood Lane 57.11-12 Florence, Mlle (champion globe walker), postcard, 1903 97.29, 97.30 Flower Farm, Godstone, sale of 64.43 Flower House, Godstone 84.18 Floods of September 1968, memories 95.56-58 Flynn, Mary Elizabeth (1894-1953), of Santa Tecla, Caterham 74.25 Flynn, Nora Alice (1925-2005), of Santa Tecla, Caterham 74.25 Flynn, Thomas James Francis (1887-1967) 74.28, 74.28 Fog, Caterham & Purley,1948 77.10-12 Food economy, World War I 85.59-60 Fookes, Gwyneth Margaret, awarded British Empire Medal 90.57-59 Fookes, Gwyneth Margaret, presented with a Citizen’s Award 51.53 Foot, Ann (née Ann Begg), memories of WRNS, 1943-44 70.15-16 Footpath, Marden Lodge to Woldingham Station 54.3-5, 54 cover Ford, Lawton Stephen (1891-1916), of Woldingham 89.47 Fossleitner, Louis Victor (1918-42; RAF crewman), of Godstone 95.60 Foster, Frances Louise (née Moore) 71.4-7 Foster, Sybil Muriel (b.1884; Muriel Foster), as model for John Waterhouse, q.v. 71.7 Foster, William (1828-93), of Henley House, Chelsham 71.4-6 Fosterdown Farm, Godstone, sale of 64.44 Fosterdown Fort, as mobilisation centre, 1890s 95.44 Fox Friendly Society, 1849-59 84.33-36 The Fox Friendly Society, 1849-59 84.33-36 The Fox public house, Coulsdon Common, blue plaque 53.44-45 The Fox public house, original building, c.1890 84.33, 91.73 The Fox public house, photograph, 1939 97.67 Fox, Kate (1870-1949; royal nanny), of Warlingham 82.10-15 Fox, Thomas (ostler) 56.19 Foxley (house, later Foxley Hall), Higher Drive, Purley 47.15-17, 47.17 Foxley Hatch toll house 50.45 Foxley Lane, Purley, in 1877 80.21-22 26 Foxley Lane, Purley, in 1907-09 57.25, 57.25 Foxon Lane, Caterham, memories 92.52 Francis, Peter (collector of models of horse-drawn vehicles) 62.40-42 Frank, William (fl.1562), Chipstead Court 51.23 Franklin, S. (b.1922), memories, Old Coulsdon, 1920s & 1930s 55.20-35 Frankling (Miss) (headmistress), Caterham Hill Board School 47.65 Frayne, David (rector of St Mary’s), memories (mainly Coulsdon) 1934-60 54.35-38 Frayne, David, memories, Caterham 1973-82 55.36-40 Fred (1869-1957; no surname), patient, Warlingham Park Hospital 86.47-51 French, Cecil Charles (b.1907; golfer), diaries, 1926-30 67.9-15 Fretwell, Phyllis Doudney (d.2008), of Foxley Hall, Higher Drive, Purley 57.47 Friend, William (fl.1850; servant), at Half Moon inn 89.11 Frith, Francis (photographer), (forum talk) 75.58-59 Frosel, Ann (1836-1919; shopkeeper), Sanderstead (wife of James, below) 95.63-64 Frosel, James (1833-1904; agricultural labourer & shopkeeper), Sanderstead 95.63, 95.63 Fry, Theodore (d.1912), of Beechhanger Court, Caterham 86.57 Fryern estate, Chaldon 81.43-44 Fudge, Charles William (fl.1936), of Shandon / Belle Ile, Caterham 90.19 Fulford Road, Caterham, street party 1952 92.52 Fuller, Frederick, 38 Purley Road, convicted of throwing stones 99.37 Fuller, Roy Arthur Owen (b.1926; d.1942 in WWII), of 7 Money Avenue, Caterham 96.12 Fuller, Vincent (fl.1890s; rifle range keeper), Marden Park 46.40 Fergusson, Ann (1836-1919) & Isabella Fergusson (1835-1910), of Watville, Clareville Road, Caterham 95.45-47 Furniture, in 19th-century homes 71.36-37 Furze Lane, Purley, in 1909 57.26 Furzefield Wood, Chaldon, rubbish dump 95.21

G G & A Lufkin (shop), Brighton Road, Purley Oaks 90.8 Gabain, H.T., of Harestone Valley Road, partner in Rolls & Son (q.v.), produce brokers, losses in Pepper Crash, 1935 95.51-52 Gadsby, Joy (d.2018; historian), Sanderstead 95.69 Galvin, chief officer, Purley Fire Brigade, 1907 99.39 Galyer, John, of Hilltop Lane, Chaldon 95.21-25 Gamelands (house), Roffes Lane, i.e. Chaldon Common Road 83.46-50 Gardening in East Surrey (forum talk) 91.70-71 Gardens, historic, in Surrey, forum talk, abstract 98.61-62 Gardner, Charles (amateur pilot), 1930s 55.47-50, 84.62 Gardner, Richard (head of Yardley cosmetics), aerodrome 83.61 Gardner, Richard E. (amateur pilot), 1930s 55.47 Gardner, William 67.42; potrait 97.55 Gardner, William, application for music & dance license 97.55-58 Gardner’s aerodrome, 55.47-50, 56.61, 67.34, 83.60-61, 84.62 27 Gardner’s Pleasure Gardens, Kenley, souvenirs 67.42-43, 67 cover Gardner’s Pleasure Resort, Kenley (forum talk) 94.66-67 Gardner’s Pleasure Resort, Kenley, music & dance license 97.55-58, 97.58 Gardner’s Tea Rooms 69.30 Garner, Sidney (d.1940 in WWII), of Caterham? 96.12 Garton, Geoffrey William 47.53-56, 48.57-59 Gas lamps, street lighting, Caterham, etc. 76.58-59, 77.56 Gas lamps, Caterham, surviving in 1970 96.54 Gas lighting, Caterham, 1890 96.53-54 Gates, Michael Keith (b.1932) 73.35-36 Gatland, Ellis (fl.1890), of ‘Upper Warlingham’ 88.58 Gatton Park, Merstham, brief history and ‘forum walk’ 96.79-80 Gatward, Thomas (labourer) 53.28 Gatwood, George (railway labourer) 53.28 Gee, Anne Paston (d.1828), of Purley 87.8-9 Gee, Richard (d.1816), of Purley 87.8 George Sanger’s Circus, on Westway Common, Caterham 96.47 George, Sgt R. F., ex-guardsman, doorman at Orchid Ballroom, Purley 49.9 Ghost, near Slines Oak pond 60.45-46 Gibby, C.W., memories, Purley, 1909 57.25-29 Gibson, William (1790-1891), Caterham, survivor of Battle of Waterloo 76.26-28 Gibson, William (1790-1891), grave in St Mary’s churchyard 76 cover Gifford family, of Tupwood Lane 46.25-28, 47.68-69 Gifford, Augustus Charles 46.27, 46.27 Gifford, Egmont (d.1939) 46.25-26, 46.25 Gifford, Jane (d.2002), wife of Douglas Martin, Townend, Caterham 46.28, 46.28 Gifford, John George 46.27 Gilbert, Jessie (d.2006; chess prodigy), of Southdown Road, Woldingham, accidental death 78.50 Gilbert, John (bailiff to Thomas Byron, q.v.) 84.34, 84.34 Gilbert, Richard (fl.1846; carpenter) 84.48 Gilford, Hubert (landowner), Purley 87.13 Gilford, William (landowner), Woldingham & Purley 76.3, 87.11 Gillet & Johnson Bell Foundry, Croydon (forum talk) 54.55-57 Girl Guides, 10th Coulsdon (Keston Avenue School) Company 65.26 Girl Guides, 1st Caterham (St Mary’s) Company 65.25 Girl Guides, 1st Chaldon Company 65.26 Girl Guides, 1st Coulsdon Company 65.25 Girl Guides, 1st Purley Company 65.25 Girl Guides, 1st Riddlesdown Brownies 65.25 Girl Guides, 1st Warlingham Company 65.25 Girl Guides, 2nd Coulsdon (Bradmore Green) Company 65.25, 65.26, 65.27 Girl Guides, 3rd Coulsdon (Methodist) Company 65.26 Girl Guides, 3rd Purley () Company 65.25 Girl Guides, 6th Coulsdon (St Francis) Brownie Pack 46.64 28 Girl Guides, 6th Coulsdon (St Francis) Company 74.36 Girl Guides, 7th Purley Brownies 65.25 Girl Guides, 9th Coulsdon Company, history since 1948 74.29-35 Girl Guides, centenary celebrations, 2009 Girl Guides, Old Coulsdon Brownies 65.29 Girl Guides, Old Coulsdon District Land Ranger pack 65.27 Girl Guides, Old Coulsdon headquarters 54. 27-30 Girls’ Home of the Brigade of Guards (i.e. Beechhanger), Harestone Valley, Caterham 73.18-21 The Glade, Caterham Drive, Coulsdon (home of Potten family) 98.10 Glass Sellers’ Company 47.35 Glauser, Jean Maurice (1894-1975; engineer), of Edgehill, Warlingham 80.10-12 Glossop Road, Sanderstead 92.6, 92.6 Glossop, Walter George Cave (1889-1921) 65.21-22 Gobel, Miss (teacher), Chipstead Valley Primary School 97.18 Goddard family, tea rooms, various locations 81.65-66 Godschall, William Man 89.6 Godstone (forum talk) 85.72-73 Godstone by motor-bus; posters, 1927-31 67.6-8 Godstone caves, as air raid shelters 75.26-29 Godstone Green mill 56.7 Godstone Poor Law Union, history 54.13-18 Godstone Road railway station (later Purley) 62.18 Godstone Road, Whyteleafe, in the 1980s 92.55-57 Godstone Rural District Council 52.30 Godstone Women’s Institute 75.47-48 Godstone, aerial photograph (2006) 46.17 Godstone, in 1831 84.18 Godwin, Mr (teacher), Chipstead Valley Primary School 97.17 Golding family (c.1939), of Croydon Road, Caterham 96.13 Golding, Geoffrey George (b.1921; d.1942 in WWII), of 242 Croydon Road, Caterham 96.12-13 Golf Club, Caterham 83.18-23 Golf Club, Kenley 83.17-18, 84.49 Golf Cottage, 190 Hayes Lane, Kenley 84.49 Golf Road, Kenley 83.18 Golf, in Halliloo Valley 54.31-32 Gomme, Elizabeth (d.1940) 64.54 Gomme, William (d.1940; postman), of 83 Addison Road, Caterham 64.54 The Good Companions public house, Hamsey Green 92.13, 92.13, 95.61 Goodenough, Ann (1902-2001) 50.57-58, 65.25 Goodenough, Cecilia (1905-98) 50.58, 51.58 Goodenough, Lady Margaret (d.1956) 49.33-34, 55.27-28, 65.45 Goodenough, William Edmund (Admiral, 1867-1945) 49.33-34, 50.57-58, 65.41, 65.44-45, 88.38-39 29 Goodenough, William Edmund, grave in St John’s churchyard, Old Coulsdon 88.39 Goodman, Charles Herbert (1847-1937), biography 61.36-42 Goodman, Charles Herbert (forum talk) 74.68-69 Goodman, Charles Herbert, notebooks, Warlingham, Chelsham & Farleigh 54.45-46 Goodman, Lucy Elizabeth (née Potter) 61.37-42 Gordon Road, Caterham, projected development, 1885 59.36-39 Gordon, L.V. (district surveyor), of Trenholme, Beechwood Road, Caterham 95.33 Gordon, Tony & Michael, of Trenholme (sons of the above) 95.33 Gorringe, Frederick (d.1909) 87.58-62 Gourlay, William Millar (1899-1918), Kenley pilot, buried Caterham 91.58 Govey, Miss (headmistress), Olden Lodge School 48.39, 99.13 Gower, William Leveson I (1779-1851), of Place 60.18-19 Gower, William Leveson II (1806-60), of 60.18-19 Gracedieu School, Chelsham Road 76.45 Grange Park, Old Coulsdon 66.3 Grange Park, Old Coulsdon, development threat, 1928, and history 96.64-68 Grange Park, Old Coulsdon, early photographs 96.64-68 Grange Road, Caterham, last surviving gas lamp, c.1970 96.54 Grant family stores, Croydon 75.41-43 Grant, Richard (d.1924) 75.41 Gravelly Hill, Caterham 65.11-14 Gravelly Place (house), Gravelly Hill. See Hill Top Grazier, Alice (1870-1957), of 79 Addison Road, Caterham 63.56 Great storm of 1987, Coulsdon, Sutton, etc. 96.55-57 The Great War in England in 1897 (fictional account, 1894) 95.40-44; see also Battle of Caterham; William Le Queux; etc. Great Woodcote Farm 57.27, 57.26 Greaves, Joseph (b.1811; innkeeper), Half Moon inn 89.12 Green Belt, Surrey, history, from LHR 11, 1972 82.29-36 Greenhill Avenue, Caterham, proposed garden suburb, 1953 56.29-30 Greenlands (house), Buxton Lane, Caterham 89.48 Greenlands (house). See also Buxton Lodge, Caterham Greenwell, Bernard (1874-1939), of Marden Park 64.43, 64.47 Gregory, Mick, memories, Old Coulsdon, 1940s & 1950s 53.55-56 Gresham Place (house), Portley Wood Road, Whyteleafe 61.29-30 Groceries in 1954 81.18-28 Grohmann, Augustus (d.1906), of Ryelands, Caterham 83.55 Grohmann, Harriet Emma (d.1942; née Owen) 83.56 Grohmann, Hilda Jeanette (d.1965) 83.56 Grosvenor Mount (house; later Picton Mount), Whyteleafe 53.38 Grosvenor Mount, Whyteleafe. See also Picton Mount Grove Road, Caterham, 80.44-45 The Grove, Caterham, World War II huts 93.23-27 Grove, William, account of Boy Scouts camp, August 1940 76.50-52 Grover, William John (1895-1915) 65.22 30 Groves, Harry (head gardener), Portley, Caterham 93.60-61 Groves, Harry, connection with the Oddfellows 93.61-62 Grubb, H.R.D. (cowkeeper), in Caterham 72.23 Guards Depot, Caterham: see Caterham Barracks Guides (including Brownies, etc.). See Girl Guides Guimaraens, Frederick Alexander (1841-1923; port wine merchant), of Orchardleigh, Harestone Valley Road, Caterham 96.39-42 Gumarde, Henry (fl.1571; glover), of Godstone, indicted for theft 58.11 Gunn, John (fl.1619-20; labourer), of Godstone, indicted for petty theft 59.17 H Hahn, Adolph (postmaster) 68.21-22 Haigh, Daniel (fl.1828; hunt master), Old Surrey Fox-hounds 89.9 Haines, Robert (1831-1914), Crimean War veteran 85.57-58 Hainge, F.T. (b.1892) of Hayes Lane, recorded interview 76.55 Half Moon Cottage, Croydon Road, Caterham 88.56-57, 89.7 Half Moon Farm, Croydon Road, Caterham 89.7 Half Moon Inn (as Marden Lodge) 71.36 Half Moon Inn, Croydon Road, Caterham 56.21, 68.40, 68.43, 88.57, 89.3-13 Half Moon railway crossing, Caterham 89.13, 89 cover Haling Downs lime works 84.37-39 Haling Grove House, South Croydon 91.51, 91.53 Hall, Ethel (1863-1951), painting of The Smithy, Old Coulsdon 88.48 Hall, Ethel (1863-1951; artist) 63.13 Hall, James & Charles (Hall & Company, Coulsdon limeworks) 49.35-36 Hall, Jessie (1858-1914; artist), of Riddlesdale, Foxley Lane, biography 63.13-16, 82.39-43, 92.68, 92.68 Hall, Kathleen Maria (1867-1955; headmistress), Warlingham Board School 89.28-29 Hall, Kevin, memories, Caterham, 1940s & 1950s 92.51-54 Hall, Percy (solicitor & waywarden), of Caterham 88.57 Hall, Percy H., of Hall & Corbin, solicitors 98.22 Hall, Spencer & Sarah (fl.1900), of 48 High Street, Caterham 91.57 Hall, Walter Henry (1898-1919), of Livingstone Road, Caterham 91.57 Hall, William (d.1888), of Roke Farm 56.54 Hall, William and James, of Roke Farm, opposing enclosure 59.7-12 Halle, family, of Torwood Lane, Caterham 95.33 Halliloo Farm 52.36 Halliloo Platform (station on Caterham Railway) 56.20 Halliloo Valley Golf Club, opened 1996 54.31-32 Halton Road, Kenley, name origin 50.60 Hammerton, Thomas (d.1873), of Woldingham 52.33 Hammond, Jan (née Cook), memories, Keston Avenue School 96.31-38 Hammond, Roger (drummer), memories of Rob Charles Group 93.55-59, 94.21-23 Hammond, Roger, memories 46.49-50 Hammond, Roger, memories of Chaldon rubbish dumps 95.21-25, 97.3-6 31 Hammond, Roger, memories of Chaldon School, 1949-55 94.42-50 Hampden Mount (house), Harestone Hill, Caterham 95.49, 95.49 Hamsey Green pond 92.13, 92.12 Hamsey Green, aerial photograph, 2006 47.50 Hanson, John, memories, Coulsdon, World War II 79.64-65 Harding, Billy (soldier in World War I) 78.58 Harding, Florence (b.1912), interviewed in 2009 62.31-32 Harding, Robert (15th-century Chelsham) 59.19 Hare & Hounds public house, Chelsham, recorded interview with Clara Saunders 76.55 Harestone Estate, Harestone Valley Road, Caterham, sale of plots, 1923 61.56 Harestone Farm, Harestone Lane, in Le Queux’s The Great War in England 95.41 Harley, William (d.1836), of Chipstead, hung for burglary 76.36-38 Harman, Anthony (fl.1830s), Half Moon inn 89.7 Harman, Martin Coles (owner, Six Brothers Field) 69.46-47 Harman, Martin, as Chaldon Rights of Way Committee chairman 97.35-37 Harmer, Mary (1845-1930; née Skinner, late Burnell), of The Harrow PH, Caterham 75.3-7 Harmer, William Walter (1855-1915), of Roffes Lane, Caterham 75.4-7 Harrington, family, of Roffes Lane, Caterham 95.33 Harris, E. (sadler), of 12 Godstone Road, Caterham 46.10 Harris, family, of The Turrets, Whyteleafe Road, Caterham 95.33 Harris, H., memories of Purley County Grammar School for Girls (forum talk) 71.64 Harris, Nigel (d.2017), memories 46.50-52 Harris, Nigel, memories, Caterham, World War II 56.33-35 Harris, Reginald Ernest (b.1904; d.1942 in WWII), of Caterham 96.13 Harris, Samuel, of Hill Top, Gravelly Hill, Caterham 65.14 Harrison, Edward Frank (1869-1918) 69.34-35 Harrison, Fortescue (of Caterham Court) 52.4 Harrison, George (b.1817; farmer), of Court Lodge farm, Chipstead 51.24 Harrison, Herbert Le Grew (headmaster, fl. 1908-16), Upwood Park School 97.49-52 Harrison, Ida May (wife of Herbert) 97.49 Harrison, William (farmer), at Nether Court, Woldingham 52.33-34 Harrison’s School. See Upwood Park School The Harrow inn, Stanstead Road, Caterham 75.3 Harrow Road, Farleigh, residents in 1940s 69.38-40 Hartley Down, Purley, memories, World War II 87.44-46, 88.40-42 Hartley House, Coulsdon 51.28-31 Hartley, Benjamin (b.1920; guardsman), interviewed in 2010 64.26-28 Harvest Camp, during World War II 89.54-55 Haseldine, Eric, gardener, Shabden House, Chipstead, 1960s 99.53 Hassell, Edward, watercolour of Old Courthouse, Chipstead 51.23 Hassell, John & Edward (forum talk) 70.61-63 Hatsell, John 84.18 Hawarden Road, Caterham, World War II huts 93.23-27 Hawkhurst Road, Kenley 69.32-33 Hawtrey, John (1642-98; rector), of Sanderstead 60.26 32 Hawtrey, Ralph (1602-45), of Purley Bury House 60.25-26 Haycock, Mr (d. by suicide 1910), of Woldingham House, bigamist 78.49 The Hayes (house), Hayes Lane, Kenley 86.41-43 Hayes Lane, Kenley 80.20, 80.21 Hayes Lane, Kenley, in 1866 73.14, 73.17 Haynes, Richard, of Wapses Lodge 56.19 Hazelshaw (house; later Ravenswold), Hayes Lane, Kenley 72.30-32, 72.30, 73.14 Healey, Ruth (d.2013; headmistress), Portley House School 78.58 Hearnden, William Frank (1892-1921; soldier), of Caterham 74.53-54 Heathway, Chaldon, memories 59.54-55, 61.65-66 Heber, Frank (general practitioner), Town End, Caterham, c.1947 96.61 Heber, Kenneth (general practitioner), Caterham 96.61 Helsham, Elizabeth (b.1801; artist & diarist; later Elizabeth Jones) of Coulsdon 51.28-31 Henley Cottage, Chelsham 71.4 Henley House, Chelsham 71.3-8 Henley, Robert (fl.1590s; labourer), of Godstone, indicted for theft 58.14 Henry Ward (1837-1941; photographer) 69.3-7 Herbert, Mrs E., of Russell Hill, Purley 88.18 Herbert, Ray (1918-2005; television pioneer), obituary 47.62 Hermiston (house) (See also Santa Tecla), Stanstead Road, Caterham 89.46 The Hermitage (house), Campbell Road, Caterham 51.41 Hermitage, Bob, fish and chip shop in Westway, Caterham 92.52 Herrick, George (farm labourer), of Woldingham 52.35 Herring, Isaac (1803-85; wheelright, innkeeper), at Half Moon inn 89.11 Hester, Edward Gilbert (1843-1903) 51.17 Hester, Richard William (1866-1942, artist, aka Richard / Robert Wallace) 51.17-22 Hewes, William (fl.1619; labourer), of Coulsdon, indicted for buggery 59.15 Hewetson, Henry (landowner), Caterham 84.15 Hewison, Richard (farm labourer) 52.35, 56.19 Hewett, Michael & Jean, Caterham Bowling Club 98.28 Hewitt, Arthur Algernon (1895-1918), of 17 Park Road, Caterham 94.54 Hibberd, Albert James (b.1913; d.1944 in WWII), of Caterham? 96.13 Hierons, Mr (bricklayer), of Old Coulsdon 55.22 High Spindle (house), Woldingham 73.22-23 High Timbers (house), Woldingham 73.22-23 Highcroft (house, aka Ballater, Whitehill, Bonavie), Stanstead Road. See Staneleigh Higher Drive, Purley, big houses 47.17 Highlands (house), 12 Russell Hill, Purley 89.14-15 Hilder, Rowland (1905-93; artist) 47.33-34 Hilder, W. J., of Wapses Lodge, Whyteleafe / Caterham 56.20 Hill Boxes (farm), Woldingham, sale of 64.45 Hill Top (house), Chaldon, memories 78.35-38 Hill Top (house, later Tajodero / Gravelly Place), Gravelly Hill, Caterham 65.11-14 Hill, A. R. (shoemaker), of 1 Godstone Road & 14 Croydon Road, Caterham 46.9 Hill, Allen (fl.1828-90), of Caterham 88.57 33 Hill, Anthony Russell (b.1919; d.1941 in WWII), of 1 Harestone Hill, Caterham 96.13 Hill, Dr (general practitioner, fl.1930s), Harestone Valley Road 95.33 Hill, Dennis (son of the above) 95.33 Hill, Frederick T. (b.1899; medical practitioner), of 1 Harestone Hill, Caterham 96.13 Hillbury Road, memories 92.59 Hills, Margaret, of High Street, Caterham 55.37 Hillside (boarding school, also Eden College), Southview Road, Warlingham 89.24 Hillside Press, Godstone Road, Whyteleafe 46.52 Himsley, Olive (b.1914; née Olive Morgan), 100th birthday 84.59-60 Hirst, Mr, Chipstead grocer 99.50 History of Harestone Valley, by Raymond Howgego, synopsis 86.61 History of the County of Surrey, by Thomas Allen, 1831, selections 84.14-20 HMS Caterham, warship, 1918-35 97.40-41, 97.40 (reprint from Bulletin 150) Hobbye, Lewis (d.1583; yeoman), of Godstone, hanged for murder 58.12 Hodgson, John (farmer), at Nether Court, Woldingham 52.36 Holden, E. M. (headmistress), Warlingham School 85.6 Holden, Esther Mary (1876-1960; headmistress), Warlingham Board School 89.30 Holford, Hastings (c.1910), of Chudleigh, Woldingham, declared bankrupt 78.48 Holliday’s Bottom, Roffes Lane, Caterham 47.69, 48.57, 75.5 Holloway, Joseph (b.1881; labourer), of Woldingham, accused of theft 78.48 Holloway, Josephine (1926-2013), tribute to 77.52 Holman, George (fl.1570s), of Woldingham, burglary 58.16 Holmes, Hubert Lee (1883-1919) 65.22-23 Holmes, Norma. See Norma Pickard Holmes, Percy Lee (d.1912; soldier), grave at St Luke’s, Whyteleafe 82.47-48 Holmes, Sherlock, connection to Lexden, Portley Wood Road 84.9-13 Holmroyd (house), 18 Russell Hill, Purley 88.17-18 Holmwood (house), Stafford Road, Caterham 60.44 Holt Wood, Chelsham, and Royalist uprising 90.28-29 Home Guard, in Bourne Society area 56.8-12, 56.11 Honour, Emma 87.41-43 Honour, Frederick William (b.1872; builder), of Warlingham 87.41-43 Honour, Vernon Keith (1926-91; RAF ground crew) 85.37-39 Hood, Eileen (1892-1970; artist), born in Kenley 47.34 Hook Hill, Sanderstead, old postcard 91.9 Hooley Farm, Woodplace Lane 79.31 Hooley House (Ashdown Park Hotel), use by girl guides 74.29 Hop garden, Tilburstow Hill 65.4 Hop gardens in Surrey (forum talk) 64.58-60 Hop growing in East Surrey 65.3-9 The Hop Pole, beerhouse, Woldingham, c.1882 95.61 Horner, William Frith (1895-1917; airship crewman) 85.53-55 Horse trough & drinking fountain, Godstone Road 72.40 Horses, working, in Caterham 46.5-11 Horseshoe Cottages, Farleigh Road, Warlingham 49.53 34 Houlder, Augustus Frederick, of Chaldon Mead 81.44-45 Howard, Donald (b.1928 in Roffes Lane), worked for Bunce Brothers 56.48-50 Hubbard, Mrs (teacher), Chipstead Valley Primary School 97.13 Hubbard, William Henry (architect) 51.12-13 Hudson, Miss (headmistress, school in Whytecliffe Road) 55.15 Hughes, Richard (author), as pupil at Upwood Park School, Caterham 97.49 Humphries, Eric, fatally shot at Croham Hurst Golf Club, 1941 98.20-21 Hunt meeting, Alderstead Heath, Chaldon 94.28 Hunt meeting, Bletchingley, March 1912 94.28 Hunt meeting, Bradmore Green, 5 April 1912 94.27, 94.27 Hunt meeting, Chipstead Church, 9 March 1912 94.28 Hunt, Augusta Norah (1838-78; née Shuter), of Wonham House 77.41-42 Hunt, Mabel Fanny, in St Mary’s Homes, Godstone 79.6-7 Hunting, in East Surrey 94.27-31 Hurnford (house), Briton Hill, Sanderstead 66.26, 67.54-55 Hurnford Cottage, Sanderstead 67.54 Hurren, Gordon Strachan (b.1909), of White Cottage, The Green, Woldingham, caused cycle accident in Godstone Road, Kenley 78.49 Hyde, Henry (1824-87; soldier), of Burntwood House, Caterham 83.38 Hydro (hotel), Godstone Road, Caterham, 1928 96.51 I Ide, Henry, recorded interview, Marden Park 76.55 Iden, Mary (fl.1580s; spinster), of Godstone, indicted for theft 58.13 Imperial Ice Rink, Brighton Road, Purley 49.3-5, 98.34-35, 98.34 Indexes, Bulletins & LHRs, announcement of supplementary index by Raymond Howgego 96.72 Indictments, Surrey, during reign of Elizabeth I & James I 57.13-18, 58.10-16, 59.15-18 Ingram, Arthur (builder) 65.16 International People’s College, North Park Lane, Godstone 83.22 International Stores, 10 Croydon Road, Caterham 83.10-11 Ivy Mill, Bletchingley 52.13-14, 52.14, 52 cover, 56.5 J Jack’s Barbers, Whyteleafe 83.41-45 The Jackpots (rock group), Orchid ballroom 49.10, 49 cover Jackson, Frederick William (b.1900; d.1943 in WWII), of Whyteleafe 96.14 Jackson, John (prizefighter) 85.18-26 Jacob’s Ladder, South View Road, Whyteleafe, surviving gas lamps, c.1970 96.54 James, Irene Grace (née Irene Butt), memories, Chaldon & Caterham, 1939-46 66.6-11 Jane’s Information Group headquarters, Coulsdon 59.51-53 Jeffrey, George Frederick (b.1933), at Coulsdon Common Camp 74.13-14 Jeffreys, James (fl.1840-90; carman), of Caterham 88.57 Jellis, Henry (1885-1967) 47.65 Jenner, James (1891-1916), of Woldingham 89.48 35 Jenner, Mrs, of 77 Park Road, Caterham, recorded interview 76.54 Jennings, Louis John, journalist & MP 71.9-11 John Gent postcard collection (forum talks) 90.66, 95.80 Johnson, Benjamin (1819-1900), died in Caterham Asylum 47.23-25 Johnson, J. E. ‘Johnnie’ (pilot) 64.29, 73.46 Johnston, Charles Patrick, of Annandale, Harestone Valley Road, photo-postcard 94.14, 94.15; see also Bourne Society Bulletin 196 Joint Services School for Linguistics, Coulsdon Common 68.3-15, 73.3-13, 74.3-12 Joliffe, William (landowner, MP), manor of Chaldon, Merstham House 51.24 Jolliffe’s Fox-hounds 94.29 Jolly Farmers public house, Purley 50.42-45, 79.42-46, 79.44, 79.45 Jolly Farmers, Ancient Order of Frothblowers 53.52-54 Jolly Farmers, installation of blue plaques 53.42-44 Jolly Farmers, memories 51.48-52, 51.49 Jonas, Henry, of Portley Wood House 61.27 Jones dairy, Roffes Lane, Caterham 56.48 Jones, Bertram Hyde (1879-1961; banker & company director), of Sanderstead 73.24-30 Jones, Claude, of The Spinney, Portley Wood Road 61.30 Jones, Elizabeth. See Elizabeth Helsham. Jones, G. H., poulterer & fishmonger, 12 Croydon Road, Caterham 83.13-14 Jones, Martin, memories, floods of September 1968 95.56-58 Jones, William John (d.1938; engineer, public benefactor), Whyteleafe, obituary 95.17-20 Joseph Smith (shop), Limpsfield Road, Sanderstead 90.6 Joyce, Frederick (1798-1869; percussion gun cap manufacturer) 93.49-50 Joyce, Robert George (1830-1902; gun cap manufacturer), of Clareville, Caterham 93.50 Joyce, Robert, of Kenley 88.55 The Jungle (home of Cherry Kearton. See also Colescroft) 50.24-27 Juniper, Albert George (1894-1917) 69.42 Juniper, Robert Henry (1900-18) 69.42 Juniper, Thomas Charles (1898-1918) 69.42 K Kahn, Mr (English teacher), The Dene (school), Caterham 95.33 Kalacoon (house), 7 Clareville Road, Caterham 75.23-25 Kearton, Cherry & Richard (forum talk by John Bevis) 93.72-73 Kearton, Cherry (1871-1940; house in Firs Road, Kenley) 50.24-27 Kearton, Cherry (son of Richard), as pupil at Upwood Park School, Caterham 97.49 Keen, Thomas (1801-62; farmer, landowner), Welcomes Farm, Coulsdon 81.13-17 Keeper’s Cottage, Plough Lane, Purley 52.53 Keilamarra (house), Warlingham 84.10 Kemp, Robert (grocer & ironmonger), in Westway, Caterham 88.32 Kemp, Robert John (1891-1919; RASC), of Chaldon Road 88.32-34 Kendall Avenue, Sanderstead 92.6-7, 92.7 Kenley airfield. See RAF Kenley Kenley astronomical observatory, Waterhouse Lane 57.36-38 36 Kenley Common, c.1880 73.16 Kenley Common, protection & tourist destination, 1870s 95.5, 95.5 Kenley deep air raid shelter, Godstone Road 87.6 Kenley Golf Club 83.18 Kenley Hotel, inn sign 59.45 Kenley House, burglary, 1882 73.37-38 Kenley House, making pontoons for D-Day landings 84.26 Kenley Oaks 73.17 Kenley, woods & shaws, catalogue, abundance of bluebells 86.13-16 Kennedy, R., manager of Purley Ice Rink 49.4 Kenney, Joan (b.1923; née Skilton), memories, 1940s 72.10-14 Kenrick Clayton’s Hounds, Marden Park 46.44 Kenrick, Jarvis (rector), Caterham on the Hill 85.63-66 Kensington House, Sanderstead, proposed beerhouse 95.61 Kensington Terrace, Sanderstead Road 77.35 Kenward, Phillip (ostler) 56.18 Kerrell, George, of Old Coulsdon 88.46 Kerrell, Jane (née Brown), of Old Coulsdon 88.46-50 Kerrell, Judith (1795-1883, née Smith; postmistress), of Old Coulsdon 88.46-50 Kerry, Arthur Brownridge (d.1947), of Laurieston 48.44 Kerry, Frank Donald 48.44 Kerry, Frederick H. (d.1936; grocer), of Laurieston, Croydon Road, Caterham 48.43-44 Kerry, Sarah (d.1924), of Laurieston, Croydon Road, Caterham 48.43 Keston Avenue Primary School, Old Coulsdon 96.43 Keston Avenue School, memories, 1949-55 96.31-38 Kettley, Alan (b.1916, pilot) 60.33-35 Khan Odo, Taj Mohamed, of Hill Top, Gravelly Hill, Caterham 65.14 Kilby, Arthur James (b.1883; d.1918 in WWI), of Godstone Road, Caterham 96.3 Kilby, James (b.1859; livery stableman & cab driver), Caterham Valley 46.11, 96.3 Kilby, Walter (d.1915 in WWI), of Caterham 96.3 Kilmington (house), 44 Russell Hill, Purley 89.15-17 King & Queen public house 50.35 King and Queen public house, Caterham, saved from demolition 71.49 King, George Henry (b.1915; d.1943 in WWII), of Caterham 96.14 King, Margaret (fl.1596; spinster), of Godstone, whipped for petty theft 58.15 King, Roy (b.1922; d.1945 in WWII), of 82 Commonwealth Road, Caterham 96.14 Kingsgate (house), 31 Burcott Road, Purley 65.15-19 Kingston, Arthur H., of Coombehurst (The Oaks), 57 Tupwood Lane, Caterham 97.53 Kingswood Lane, Hamsey Green 92.11, 92.11 Kingswood Lodge, land near 53.56-57 Kirby, John (d.1918, RAF pilot in WWI), of Caterham 96.3-4 Knight, Cyril Vaughan 48.59 Knight, David (garden centre proprietor) (forum talk) 68.65-67 Knight, Robert (d.1918), of Dorincourt, Underwood Road 48.59 Knupper, Daisy (artist), of Kenley 75.11 37 L Lacey Green Pond, Coulsdon 71.41-43, 71.43 Lacey Green, shopping parade 90.33-36 Lacy-Hulbert, Charles (1868-1934; engineer), of Warlingham 80.7-10 Laggett, Richard (fl.1591; mason), of Godstone, indicted for murder 58.14 Lagham, South Godstone, photographs, c.1905 88.51-52 Laing Estate, Purley / Sanderstead 64.3-16 Laing Estate, Riddlesdown 55.51-54 Laing, John (1879-1977, builder) 55.51-54 Laing, John William (builder) 64.5-10 Lamia (painting by John Waterhouse) 71.7-8 Lambourne, W.T., headmaster, Brighton Road Council School 97.11 Lane, George (agricultural labourer), of Woldingham 52.35 Langdale Studio (Bunce brothers), Westway, Caterham 99.7 Langholm (house), Edgar Road, Sanderstead 69.35 Lansdowne Court, Brighton Road, Purley 72.59 Lansdowne Studio, Lower Road, Kenley, postcards 93.13-14 Lanyon, Elizabeth, memories of Burcott Road, Purley 65.15-18 Larcombe Close 88.12 Larcombe, Frederick James (1859-1936; nurseryman) 88.8-13, 88.11 Lashmar Cottages, Stanstead Road, Caterham 75.3 Latham, George (dairyman) 46.6 Latham’s dairy 56.33 Latham’s dairy, horse-drawn milk float 46.6 Latter family (c.1911-39), of 126 Commonwealth Road, Caterham 96.15 Latter, Frederick (b.1911; d.1944 in WWII), of 126 Commonwealth Road, Caterham 96.15 Laurieston (house), 268 Croydon Road, Caterham 48.43-46 Law, Mrs (teacher at Chaldon School), 1950s 94.42-43 Lawford, Herbert Fortescue (1851-1925; lawn tennis champion), of Kenley 63.26-30 Lawley, Frederick William (b.1871; surgical instrument dealer), of Russell Hill 88.18 Lawrence, Joseph (1848-1919; printer), of Kenley 72.33-43 Laws, Cuthbert, of Chaldon Mead 81.44 Lawson, Bryan R. (b.1935), memories, Caterham, 1940s & 1950s 60.48-49 Layhams Engineering Co. Ltd, Caterham 81.8 Lazenby, Frank (1901-80; journalist & illustrator) 66.38-39 Le Personne Homes, Banstead Road, Caterham 48.31, 90.43, 90.43 Le Personne, Henrietta Frances (d.1925; née Durrant) 48.31 Le Personne, Louis & Henrietta, restoration of graves 52.51-52, 52.52 Le Personne, Louis Antoine George (1878-1938) 48.31-32 Le Queux, William, author of The Great War in England 95.42-44 Ledger, James (fl.1850; servant), at Half Moon inn 89.11 Ledgers (house), Church Lane, Chelsham 60.7-8, 60.8 Lee family, of Leigh Place 85.61-62 Leeson, Arthur, of Belle Ile, Harestone Hill, Caterham 90.16 38 Leeson, Gilbert Hamer (Congregational minister), of Belle Ile, Harestone Hill, Caterham 90.16 Legge, Thomas (1863-1932; factory inspector), of Warlingham 73.34 Legrew, James (1803-57; sculptor), born in Caterham 73.32 LeHall, Kathleen (headmistress), Warlingham School 85.3 Leiston, George & Ernest, shopkeepers, Market Parade, Coulsdon 99.3 Lemon Hill, incline on Banstead Road, Caterham 91.42 Leroy, Marcel Trapagna (pilot), died in plane crash, Kenley, 1923 49.27-31 Letts brothers (diary family), as pupils at Upwood Park School, Caterham 97.49 Lewis, Bernard (Caterham GP, medical officer) 72.7-8 Lewis, Kathleen Edith (1907-2003; artist), of Caterham 72.3-9 Lexden (house), Portley Wood Road, Whyteleafe 61.31, 84.9-13, 84.11 Leycroft (house), 3 Russell Hill, Purley 88.20-21 Library, Caterham on the Hill 96.47-48 Lifeboat Day, Purley, 1908 75.13-20 Light, Hilda Mary (1890-1969; hockey player), of Tupwood Lane, Caterham 73.32 Lime Kiln Cottages, Brighton Road, Purley Oaks 84.38-39 Lime Tree Cottages, Tylers Green, sale of 64.44 Lime Works Cottage, Kenley 96.31 Linckfield, Andrew (d.1622; labourer), of Chaldon, hanged for theft 59.15 Lindenwood (house), Queens Park Road, Caterham 95.51 Linnaea (house), Sanderstead Road 55.67 Linton (house), 101 Harestone Hill, Caterham 58.32-36 Liskeard (house), Tupwood Lane, Caterham 46.25, 46.28, 66.6, 66.7 Little Grange (house), Portley Wood Road, Whyteleafe 61.28-29, 63.9 Little Roke House 59.7 Little Selkirk (house), Portley Wood Road, Whyteleafe 61.31-32 Lloyd, Harry (d.1942; newspaper proprietor) & Eva Cecilia Lloyd (neé Rolls), of Woodlands, Stanstead Road, Caterham 95.52 Lloyd-Thomas, Roger (1919-2010), of Park Avenue, Caterham, obituary 66.53 Lobb family 47.65-66 Lobb, William (1809-64) 47.65 Lockwood, John Cutts (rector), of Coulsdon 54.6 Lodge School, Webb Estate 46.29-30 Logsdail, Edward William (pilot), died in plane crash, Kenley, 1923 49.27-31 London Road, Caterham 72.21 London to Brighton Car Run, postcard, 1909 97.29, 97.30 London’s Country (guidebook, ca.1920) 48.22-23 Long, Gordon 46.59-62 Longshaw (house), Hazelwood Lane, Chipstead 91.45-50, 91.45 Lord Roberts temperance inn, Woodcote Village 89.31, 89.32, 89.36 Lorkyn, William (fl.1390), of Coulsdon 84.16 Loveland, Arthur C. (b.1911; teacher, pilot, POW), Purley Grammar School 88.43-45, 89.67 Lovell, Ernest Arthur (1894-98), of 58 Bynes Road, child death 71.33-36 39 Lowe, Caroline (1834-1914; née Sneyd; 2nd wife of Robert) 51.5-6, 51 cover Lowe, Georgiana (1804-84; née Orred; 1st wife of Robert) 51.3-5, 51.3 Lowe, Robert (1811-92; MP, chancellor) of Sherbrooke, Salmons Lane 51.3-6, 67.45, 73.34 Luce, Howard M. (headmaster), The Dene (school) 95.32 Lyall, Edna (author) 52.11 Lympany, Peter (labourer), Riddlesdown 46.14 Lyon, Douglas & Beverley, as pupils at Upwood Park School, Caterham 97.49 Lyon, Jeremiah 70.32 Lyon, Jeremiah, and St John’s Church, Caterham 57.10 M M23: proposed route through Chipstead & Coulsdon 99.24-27 Maberley, John (fl.1831), of Shirley House 84.17 Macaulay, G.R., vicar at All Saints, Warlingham, 1907-? 99.12 MacBain, Smith (minister), of Burwood, West View Road, Warlingham 67.13-14 MacCaw, William John MacGeagh (b.1850) 89.57 MacGregor, Alexander Duncan (d.1888), sudden death, Belle Ile, Caterham 90.15-16 Mack, Kathleen, record of air raids, August-September 1940 59.33-35 Mackay, Alastair (diplomat), of Woodrising, Weald Way, Caterham 68.31 Macleay family (See also LHR 42.15-24) Macleay, Alexander (1767-1848; entomologist & statesman) 67.36-40 Macleay, Alexander, biography by Derelie Cherry 71.60 Macleay, George (1809-91) 67.36, 67.39 Macleay, William John (1820-91; naturalist & Australian statesman) 67.38 Magdala Road, South Croydon, First Aid Post 87.33-34 Mann, Archibald Edward, of Pound Cottage, Old Coulsdon 66.21 Manor Avenue, Caterham 87.25-30 Manor Cottage, Whyteleafe (See also Caterham Manor) 60.4-5, 60.5 Manor Park, projected housing development, 1950s 72.25 Manor Park, Whyteleafe 62.24-26, 66.40-45 Manor Park, Whyteleafe, as golf course 66.41-45, 67.9-15 Manor Park, Whyteleafe, projected sports / leisure centre, 1985 72.25 Manor Park, Whyteleafe, proposed developments 66.45 Maple Road School, Whyteleafe 84.25-26, 92.51-52, 92.51, 92.59-60 Mardale (house), 24 Coulsdon Rise, Coulsdon 89.49-51 Marden Lodge (house; old Half Moon PH), auction of furniture, 1881 71.36 Marden Lodge (house; old Half Moon PH), later history 89.12-13 Marden Lodge (school) 54.3, 56.21 Marden Park 60.6-7 Marden Park Estate, sale of remaining portions, 1951 64.43-46 Marden Park Lodge 89.5 Marden Park railway station, later Woldingham 46.40 Marden Park rifle range 46.39-40 Marden Park, before and after destruction 84.21, 84.22 Marden Park, burglary, November 1901 78.47 40 Marden Park, carriage drive 54.4, 89.5 Marden Park, destroyed by fire, 1879 84.21-24 Marden Park, in 1831 84.18 Marden, Frederick (1899-1993), founder of Layhams Engineering, Caterham 81.8-12 The Mardens (house), Tupwood Lane, Caterham 69.19 Marlpit Farm, Coulsdon 87.31 Marlpit Lane garage, Old Coulsdon 91.20 Marlpit Lane, Coulsdon, history 1912-37 87.31-32 Marlpit Lane, Coulsdon, shops 83.32 Marlpit Lane, early photographs 88.36-37 Marriott, F.R., vicar at All Saints, Warlingham, 1893-1907 99.12 Marshall, James (1894-1979; architect, planner, etc.) 71.12-21 Marten, John (fl.1591; labourer), of Chelsham, indicted for petty theft 57.15 Martin, Doris, of Pound Cottage, Old Coulsdon 66.21 Martin, Douglas (b.1921), of Townend, Caterham 46.25-28 Martin, Douglas (b.1921), of Townend, memories, RAF Kenley, 1940s 59.22-26 Martin, Douglas, portrait 59.23 Martin, Henry Richard (1864-1944; surveyor & architect), biography 98.13-15 Martin, Henry Richard (surveyor & architect), survey of Caterham, 1909 71.27-32 Martin, Jane (d.2002; née Gifford), of Townend, Caterham 46.28 Martin Jae Five (rock band), Caterham, 1964 96.46 Martin, Thomas (fl.1754; servant), of Caterham 46.44 Martin, William (butcher), at 3 Sanderstead Road 77.38 Martinhoe Lodge (house), Portley Wood Road, Whyteleafe 61.33, 62.24 Marvo-Weld (shop), High Street, Caterham, 1959 91.65-66 Maskell, William, of 1 Sanderstead Road 77.37 Masonic Hall, Stafford Road, Caterham 79.13-14 Massie, Thomas (fl.1560s; labourer), of Caterham, indicted for highway robbery 57.13 Mathieson, F. F., of Rowans, Tupwood Lane, Caterham 72.57 Mathieson, Frederic F. 70.32 Mattock, Sidney Frank 62.43 Mattock, Violet Alice Selina (b.1905; née Waters), interviewed in 2009 62.43-44 Maulden (house), 33 Russell Hill, Purley 89.18-19 Maw, George (1832-1912; tile maker), of Benthall, Kenley 75.8-12 Maw, George Hornby 75.10 May, Helen Elizabeth, of Tupwood Lane, and St John’s Church, Caterham 57.6 Maybrick, Florence Elizabeth (1862-1941) 49.35 Maye, John (fl.1570s; labourer), of Chelsham, indicted for theft 57.15 Mayell, Leonard (1880-1955), of Sanderstead, Boer War veteran 86.22-23 Mayes Place 80.48 Mayhew (fl.1963), pupil at Purley County Grammar School 95.54-55 Mazawattee Tea Company 47.3-23 McConville, James (1883-1969), of 22 Stanstead Road, Caterham 69.43-44 McEwan, Edith, of Pound Cottage, Old Coulsdon 66.19 McNaughton, Samuel (d.1920; publican), obituary 50.35 41 McWatt, William (golf club maker), of Manor House Cottage, Whyteleafe 66.42 Medwin, Michael (d.1940; grocer), in Chaldon Road, Caterham 47.43 Memories, Bradmore Green School, late 1940s to early 1950s 92.46-50 Memories, Cane Hill Hospital, 1930s-1950s 63.35-36 Memories, Caterham & Godstone 47.39-42 Memories, Caterham Guards Depot, 1910s-1920s 51.41-43 Memories, Caterham on the Hill, 1940s & 1950s 60.48-49 Memories, Caterham, 1930s-1960s 47.43-44 Memories, Caterham, 1940s 72.21-23 Memories, Caterham, 1940s-1950s 92.51-54 Memories, Caterham, 1940s-1950s 93.60-62 Memories, Caterham, 1960s onward 96.46-50 Memories, Caterham, 1980s 47.74-76 Memories, Caterham, music in 46.50-52 Memories, Caterham, St Mary’s Church, 1973-82 55.36-40 Memories, Caterham, World War II 56.33-35 Memories, Chaldon & Caterham, 1939-46 66.6-11 Memories, Chaldon & Caterham, 1950s-2010s 90.40-43 Memories, Chaldon & Caterham, Roffes Lane, early 1950s 46.52-54 Memories, Chaldon School, 1949-55 94.42-50 Memories, Chaldon, 1950s 46.49-50 Memories, Chaldon, Heathway 59.54-55, 60.39-41, 61.65-66 Memories, Chelsham & Farleigh, 1930s-1940s 67.29-35, 69.36-40 Memories, Chipstead, 1950s & 1960s 99.50-54 Memories, Coulsdon, 1877 80.20-23 Memories, Coulsdon, 1920s-1930s 70.23-28 Memories, Coulsdon, 1930s-1940s 64.35-42 Memories, Coulsdon, 1934-60 54.35-38 Memories, dancing on Saturday nights, Coulsdon, Purley, 1945-50s 99.47-49 Memories, Kenley, 1956 46.55-57 Memories, Keston Avenue School, Old Coulsdon, 1949-55 96.31-38 Memories, National Service, 1950s 47.37-38 Memories, Old Coulsdon, 1920s-1930s 55.20-35 Memories, Old Coulsdon, 1930s-1940s 77.13-16 Memories, Old Coulsdon, 1950s 53.55-56 Memories, Old Coulsdon, Tollers Lane, 1940s 61.43-48 Memories, Purley 1909 57.25-29 Memories, Purley Co-op Milk Depot 59.29-32 Memories, Purley, Hartley Down, World War II 87.44-46, 88.40-42 Memories, RAF Kenley, 1940s 59.22-26 Memories, Riddlesdown, 1950s 48.46-48 Memories, Roffes Lane, Caterham 55.41-43 Memories, Sanderstead, 1930s 76.16-25 Memories, Sanderstead, 1950s 46.57-58 Memories, Sanderstead & Whitgift, 1945-54 99.28-35 42 Memories, Sutton & East Surrey Water Company, 1950s & 1960s 98.40-43 Memories, Warlingham Green, shops, etc., 1930s-1940s 76.47-49 Memories, Warlingham, World War II 78.24-26 Memories, Whyteleafe, 1940s 48.33-38, 48.61-62 Memories, World War II 46.46-49 Mennell, Edward Newman 48.25 Mennell, Francis, of Woden Law, Kenley 49.20 Mennell, Henry Tuke (1835-1923) 48.24-25 Mennell, Robert Oscar (1882-1960; tea dealer) 48.24-27, 48.27 Mennell, Robert Oscar (as builder), of Woden Law, Firs Road, Kenley 49.11-20 Mere Bank, Croydon / 50.17-21 Merebank Lane 50.18 Merrett family (c.1939), of 132 Commonwealth Road, Caterham 96.15 Merrett, Cyril Ernest (b.1923; d.1945 in WWII), of 132 Commonwealth Road, Caterham 96.15 Merstham chalk pits 84.3-8 Merstham quarries 93.37-39 Merstham Tunnel Mystery; see also James Brice 99.56 Merstham Tunnel surveying observatory (London & Brighton Railway) 53.3-6 Merstham Tunnel surveying observatory, as air route beacon 55.45-46 Merstham, railway tunnels 93.32-40 Metropolitan Commons Act, 1866 95.5 Metropolitan District Asylum, Caterham. See St Lawrence’s Hospital Michaelis, Maximilian, of Tandridge Court 61.8 Midleton College, Purley, history & memories 52.37-39 Miles, Spot (aka Spotty Dick), woodland hermit, Coulsdon 84.53 Miller Centre, blue plaque unveiling 47.62-64 Miller Centre, history (forum talk) 57.55-56 Miller, Dorothy (patron of the Miller Centre), of Dome Hill, Caterham 96.48 Miller, Thomas A. (farmer), of Riddlesdown 46.13, 64.4 Mills, William (fl.1820s-1840s; bailiff, innkeeper), at Half Moon inn 89.7, 89.9 Milne, Charles (fl.1880s), of Court Lodge House, Chipstead 51.25 Milner, R. J. N., of Burntwood House, Caterham 83.40 The Mint (house), Chipstead, burglary, 1835 72.27-29 Miss Harrison’s School of Dancing, Purley 84.26 Mission Church, Clareville Road, Caterham, 1872 74.54-55 Mitchell family (c.1937-9), of 170 & 174 Croydon Road, Caterham 96.16 Mitchell, Douglas [Herbert Douglas] (b.1914; d.1940 in WWII), of Croydon Road, Caterham 96.16 Mitchell, Hugh, bought land for Caterham Golf Club 83.20 Mitchley Avenue, Sanderstead 91.11-12, 91.11 Mitchley Avenue, Sanderstead, air crash 70.42-44 Moberly Way, Kenley, name origin 50.60 The Model Village, song, 1906 89.31-35 The Model Village. See also Upper Woodcote Village 43 Modern Development of Caterham, 1908 (by David Morgan-Thomas) 52.24-32 Montgomery Way, Kenley, name origin 50.60 Montola (house), Sanderstead Road 73.47 Morant, John (landowner) 51.12 More, Reginald (1842-1923) 73.32 Morgan-Thomas, David (b.1840, barrister & landowner), Caterham 52.22-23 Morgan-Thomas, David. See also: Modern Development of Caterham, 1908 Moreton, Mr (air-raid warden), The Glade, Coulsdon 98.10 Mortimer, Gerald, re. scout group 57.35 Morton, Edward (1865-1940), of 70.6-11 Morton, John Thomas (1865-97) 70.5-9 Morton, Maria Maud (d.1908, née Ragg), niece of William Soper 70.9 Morton, Walter Nugent (1840-1922; corn dealer), of Belle Ile, Harestone Hill, Caterham 90.14 Morton, Walter Nugent, and family, photograph 90.15 Morven House, Welcomes Road, Kenley 50.5-9 Moses, Edward Henry (draper), landowner, Purley 87.10 Mosse, William (d.1596; labourer), of Godstone, hanged for theft 58.14-15 Mosslea Road 48.33 Motion, James (fl.1915), of Russell Hill, Purley 89.17 Motor car collision, Croydon Road, near Whyteleafe South station, 1911 72.57-58 The Mount (house), White Hill, Caterham 73.33 Motorways, proposals effecting Chipstead, M23, M25 98.47-48 Mount Vernon (house), Harestone Hill, Caterham 52.22 The Mount, Whyteleafe. See Picton Mount Mountain grass track racing at Woldingham in 1950 52.40-42, 53.54 Moyles, Arthur Frederick (b.1928; postal historian) 83.34 Mrs Pankhurst’s Purple Feather, by Tessa Boase, book review 96.77-78 Mudie, John (d.1946; barman), murdered, dumped in a chalk pit, Woldingham 78.50 Muggeridge, Malcolm 65.54-55 Mullins, Kathleen, memories, Whyteleafe, 1940s 48.61-62 Munns, John (butcher), 3 Sanderstead Road 77.38 Murray, Archibald Baird, of Birdhurst, Portley Wood Road 61.29 Mutual Improvement Society, Purley 72.50-51 N National Naval Cadet Corps, Essendene, Caterham 60.27-30 National Service in the 1950s 47.37-38 National Service, after World War II 91.59-60, 92.26-27 Nature Notes of Warlingham and Chelsham, by Arthur Beadell, 1932 74.36 Navvies in construction of Oxted railway line 53.24-30 Neal, Derek (1930-2012), obituary 74.64 Neal, George & Sarah, of Ivy Lodge, Godstone 96.4 Neal, James Edward (b.1887; d.1918 in WWI), of Beechwood Cottages, Caterham 96.4 Neale, Tony, memories, Hartley Down, Purley, World War II 87.44-46, 88.40-42 44 Nether Court Farm 52.34, 52.36, 74.36-37, 74.36 The Netherlands, Coulsdon 79.29 Netherne Hospital (Asylum), memories of the kitchen by an unnamed nurse 97.42-45 Netherne Hospital (Asylum), photographs of kitchen & exterior, 1909-14 97.42-45 Neville, George Henry, of Flower House, Godstone 84.18 New Barn farm, Purley 87.10 New House, Rook Lane, Chaldon 81.43 Newbury, Kenneth Magnus George (1912-2011; librarian, Bourne Society founder) 48.7; obituary 68.56-57; corrections 69.53 Newland, Brian & Sheila, of Riddlesdown Cottage 46.15 Newman, John (fl.1796; horse keeper), at Half Moon inn 89.6 Newman, R. E. (Congregational minister), Old Coulsdon 95.54-55 Newman, William H., and Coronation souvenir booklet 48.6 Nicholas, Mabel (b.1909), interviewed in 2009 59.57-58 Nicholls, Jasper, of The White House, Sanderstead 73.27 Nicolas, Elizabeth (fl.1574; spinster), of Caterham, indicted for theft 57.13 Nightingales, in Kenley 80.23 Nighy family, of 30 Chaldon Road, Caterham 96.46 Nighy, Martin Joseph (as rock guitarist), of Caterham, memories, 1960s onward 96.46-50 Northeast, Frederick Thomas (b.1903; d.1942 in WWII; sailor), of Caterham 96.16-17 Ninehams Cottages, near Addison Road, Caterham 91.42-43 Ninehams Estate, projected development, 1885 59.36-39 Noakes, Wickham (d. 1923), brewer, of Selsdon Park 99.10 Nobel, Alfred (1833-96), dynamite demo in Merstham chalk pits, 1868 84.3-8 Nobility and gentry of East Surrey, 1841 (forum talk) 63.60-62 Norris, Arthur (1853-1917; wine & spirit trader), of Chipstead 91.44-50, 91.49 Norris, Dora (d.1916; née Flockton), of Chipstead 91.46-49 North Tandridge in the late 15th century 59.19-21 Northdowns Engineering Company, Whyteleafe 75.39 Northey, Thomas, of Ivy Mill, Bletchingley 52.13 Northfield, Tim (d.2008), obituary 56.58-59 Novice, George (d.1581; yeoman), of Godstone, hanged for highway robbery 58.12 Nunn, Mr & Mrs, Surrey Crest, Godstone 97.19 Nunn, Walter & Bob (sons of the above), Surrey Crest 97.22 Nutwood and the ; home of Rupert Bear 55.17-19 O Oak Hall Youth Group, at The Oaks, 57 Tupwood Lane, Caterham 97.53-54 Oak Road, Caterham, street party, 1945 66.11 Oakfield Lodge, St Katherines Road, Caterham 97.53 Oaklands (house), Hayes Lane, Kenley 72.37 The Oaks, 57 Tupwood Lane, Caterham 97.48-54 O’Connor, Dennis (d.1886), last known survivor of Battle of Waterloo 57.45 O’Connor, Michael (fl.1850-90), of Caterham 88.58 Odam Tyler, Dorothy Jennifer (1920-2014; Olympic athlete) 85.8-11 Oddfellows, Caterham branch 93.61-62 45 Ogram, Henry Bottrill (farmer) 64.4 Ogram’s Farm, Riddlesdown 64.3-4 Old Coulsdon: see also Coulsdon Old Coulsdon, churches in 1963 95.54-55 Old Coulsdon Congregational Church 95.54 Old Coulsdon Cricket Club 96.64 Old Coulsdon Drill Hall 99.47 Old Coulsdon, housing in 1963 94.51-52 Old Coulsdon, memories, 1930s & 1940s 77.13-16 Old Coulsdon, projected developments, 1922-82 49.21-26 Old Coulsdon, schools in 1963 96.43-45 Old Coulsdon, shopping in 1963 98.17-19 Old Coulsdon, The Smithy / The Forge / The Old Forge 88.47-49, 90.33 Old Coulsdon War Memorial, dedication after addition of missing names 99.57-59 Old Coulsdon Women’s Institute 49.33 Old Farm House Croydon, depicted on souvenir mug 96.62-63. See also Thomas Farley Old Forge Hall, 19 Croydon Road, Caterham 46.10 Old Friendly Society, Bletchingley 84.36 The Old House, 1-3 Ninehams Cottages, Caterham 91.42-43 Old Lodge Farm 59.7 Old Lodge Lane 78.30 Old Surrey Fox Hounds 66.51-52, 89.9 Old Surrey Fox Hounds, meeting in 1865 94.31 Old Surrey Fox Hounds, visit to the kennels, 1889 63.37-41 Old Surrey Hounds public house 46.11 Old Wooden Hut (i.e. Jolly Farmers public house) 50.42-45 Old Wooden Hut. See Jolly Farmers public house Olden Lodge School, Dale Road, Purley 48.39-42, 48.41-42, 99.13-14, 99.13 Oldfield, Jesse, of the Red Lion inn, Smitham Bottom 78.39-41, 79.53-56 The Orchard (house), Tithepit Shaw Lane, Warlingham 95.17 Orchardleigh (house; aka Orchard Lee / House), Harestone Valley Road, Caterham 90.16, 96.39 Orchid Ballroom, Brighton Road, Purley 49.6-10 Orchid Ballroom, memories 92.65, 99.48 Ordnance Survey map, 1928 76.11-15 Organ family (c.1937-9), of 14 Godstone Road & 361 Stafford Road, Caterham 96.17 Organ, Kenneth Malcolm (b.1920; d.1941 in WWII), of Stafford Road, Caterham 96.17 Orme House, Godstone (formerly Tilburster Lodge) 67.36-37 Orpen, Henry Fabian (1889-1977; headmaster), Picton Mount, Whyteleafe 53.37, 89.20-24 Osborne family (c.1939-44), of 231 Stafford Road, Caterham 96.18 Osborne, Allan John (b.1922; d.1944 in WWII), of Stafford Road, Caterham 96.17-18 Ottaway, William (builder) 75.43-44 Ottaway, Winifred. See Winifred Windross Outram, David, memories, Whyteleafe, 1940s 48.33-38 Owen, Charles Maynard (1849-1929), of Shandon / Belle Ile, Caterham 47.35-36, 90.17-18 46 Owen, Gerald Campbell (1883-1933), of Shandon, Caterham 90.18 Owen, Harriet (d.1925; née Brooks), of Ryelands, Caterham 83.56 Owen, Isabella (d.1928) 47.35 Owen, Richard (b.1839), of Ryelands, Caterham 83.54 Oxenham, Charles Joseph, of Purley Bury Farm 55.14 Oxenham, Sarah Amelia Dorothy (b.1913), of Purley Bury Farm 55.14-16 Ownstead, John (c.1534-1600), of Farleigh Court 99.18-23; inscription 99.23 Ownstede / Ownsted, see Ownstead (above) Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, northeast Surrey people in 73.31-34 , bomb planted by suffragettes (forum talk) 80.57 Oyram’s Farm, Riddlesdown. See Ogram’s Farm P Padgham, Alfred H. (1906-66; golfer) 65.58 Palmer, Albert & Juliana, of Godstone Road, Caterham 96.4 Palmer, Charles Ernest (b.1884; d.1918 in WWI), of Godstone Road, Caterham 96.4 Parbury, George (1807-81), of Caterham Manor / Manor Cottage 62.24, 66.40 Parish boundary post, Croydon, 1894, reinstatement 93.54 Parkin, Valerie, memories 46.31-34 Parsons Pightle, Old Coulsdon 49.32-34, 65.41 Parsons Pightle, opening of new scout hut 53.40-41 Parsons, Vivien, memories of Court Lodge, Caterham 87.25-30 Passele, Edmund (d.1327) 73.31 Pathé News archive film, Bourne Society area (forum talk) 87.66-67 Patman, Mr, porter at Shabden House, Chipstead 99.54 Paton, George Henry Tatham (1895-1917; soldier), of Wolviston & Portley 82.48-50 Paton, George William (1859-1934), of Wolviston, Portley Wood Road 61.29, 67.45-46 Pattison, Pauline H., memories, Underwood Road, Caterham 48.59-60 Pattison, Pauline, memories of Bletchley Park 70.12-15 Paull, Richard James (1862-1937; insurance executive) 59.41-44, 61.28 Pawsey, Thomas (fl.1790s), of the Half Moon inn 89.6 Payce, Jeffery (fl.1587), of Chipstead 50.32, 50.33 Payne, Frederick (b.1923), of Warlingham, interviewed in 2017 92.58-63 Payne, Kathleen (1932-2013) 92.58 Pelham House, Harestone Valley Road, as ARP centre 64.60 Pendell Court, Bletchingley (now Hawthorns School) 67.39 Pendell House, Blechingley, 1636-2016, by Jim Brown, book review 95.76-77 Pennal, William Tappenden (c.1896), of Woldingham, declared bankrupt 78.48 Penny, Percy Robert (1893-1918) 66.35 Pepys, William Weller (1778-1845), of Tandridge Court 61.7-9 Perry, E.S., president of Caterham Bowling Club 98.22 Peter Aubertin Church Hall, Chipstead, 1915 74.58-59 Pets, in World War II 89.52-53 Photographs, aerial, of Bourne Society area (2006) 46.16-24, 47.49-52 Pickard, Arthur (1901-63) & Agnes (1912-2003), of Heathway, Chaldon 59.54 47 Pickard, Norma (Norma Holmes), memories, Heathway, Chaldon 59.54, 60.39-41, 61.65- 66 Pickard, Norma, memories, Cane Hill Hospital 63.35-36 Pickard, Norma, memories, Chaldon, Caterham 90.40-43 Pickford, Stuart, memories 47.74-76 Picton Mount (house / school), Whyteleafe 53.37-39, 89.20-24 Pidler, John Alexander (b.1905; RAF policeman), of Caterham 86.32-33 Piggen, Richard. See Pyggen, Richard Piles Wood, Chaldon, rubbish dump 95.21 Pilgrims’ Way (forum talk) 86.64 Pine Close, Kenley 50.8 Pirbright (house; later Fairdene School), Chipstead 84.51 Pirie, Gordon (runner), at Purley County Grammar School 71.51-52 Pitfield Cottages, Roffes Lane, Caterham 48.57, 55.41-42 Pitfield Cottages, Roffes Lane, the well 55.42-43 Pizzey, Charles J., (bookseller), Bourne Society treasurer 48.8 Placehouse Lane, Old Coulsdon, shops 91.18 Platon (house), 17 Heathway, Chaldon 59.54-55, 60.39-41 Platts, Anthony (b.1929), memories, Coulsdon 64.35-42 The Plaza (cinema). See Coulsdon Cinema Pleydell, Harold (b.1879; headmaster), Caterham Valley School 82.44-46 Plowman, Reuben (1803-51; blacksmith), The Smithy, Old Coulsdon 88.46-50 Poachers, in Purley, 1894 49.40-41 Poland, Constance Rose (d.1892; née White), of Greenlands 81.55 Poland, Eric Henry (1892-1916), of Caterham 89.48 Poland, Henry Gordon (1856-1926), of Greenlands, Caterham 81.55-56 Pond, Waterhouse Farm 50.57, 55.33 Poole, William (d.1582; yeoman), of Godstone, hanged for highway robbery 58.12 Pope, Thomas (d.1600; labourer), of Godstone, hanged for murder 58.15 The Poplars (house), Rolleston Road, South Croydon 69.3 Portley House School for Deaf Childen, Whyteleafe Road 83.57-58 Portley House, Whyteleafe Road, Caterham 60.20, 93.60-61, 93.61 Portley Lodge (house), Whyteleafe Road, Caterham 60.20-23, 60.22 Portley Wood House, Portley Wood Road, Whyteleafe 61.27-28, 70.53 Portley Wood Road, Whyteleafe 59.41-42, 61.25-35, 61.25, 61.34 Portley Wood Road, Whyteleafe (forum talk), dates of houses, etc. 66.59-61 Portley Wood Road, Whyteleafe, old letter box 61.33-34 Postal staff, Caterham Guards Depot 58.51, 58.52 Postcards, comic & novelty, Bourne Society area 93.12-22, 94.12-20, 95.6-16 Postcards, compared, from East Surrey Museum, Oxted area 51.36-37 Postcards, of Sanderstead 91.3-13, 92.3-14 Postcards, snippets of history from 97.29-39, 98.31-39, 99.3-12 Posters, advertising days out by motor bus 67.3-8, 67 cover Post Office, Caterham Barracks, 1926-72 58.50-52, 83.34-37 Post Office, Caterham on the Hill, closure in 2006 50.54 48 Post Office, Caterham Valley 52.32 Post Office, Old Coulsdon, first 88.46 Post Offices, Caterham 68.21-22 Post Offices, Purley 68.23-24 Post Offices, Woldingham 68.22 Potten, George (b.1947), memories, family history 98.9-11, 99.68 Potten, George Henry (b.1865) 98.9 Potten, George William (b.1920) 98.9-10 Potter, Elizabeth, of Court Lodge farm, Chipstead 51.24 Potter, Joseph (fl.1841; farmer), of Court Lodge farm, Chipstead 51.24 Pottery, Roman, found in Croydon Crook 50.11-16 Pound Cottage, Old Coulsdon 66.19-21 Pounds, H. E. (ornithologist) 67.32-33 Powers-Samas, research establishment, Godstone Road, Whyteleafe 81.57-59 Poynter, Horace, of Woden Cottage, Kenley 49.20 Prentis, Frank (b.1820; wool dealer), of 3 Russell Hill, Purley 88.20-21 Preservation of Open Spaces, meeting, Croydon, 1875 95.4 Price, Bob & Lil, of Godstone Road, Caterham 59.49-50 Price, Bob (gas street lamp cleaner), of Godstone Road 76.58-59, 96.54, 96.54 Prince of Wales, visit to Croydon, 1933, postcard 97.37, 97.38 Pringle, Arthur (1866-1933; Congregational minister), of Russell Hill, Purley 89.18-19 Priorsfield (house), Chipstead 51.25 The Priory (house), Caterham, demolition in 1929 50.40 Prizefighting at Riddlesdown, 1819 90.20-25 Prizefighter training at Riddlesdown, 1817-22, further notes 98.3-8 Prizefighting at Smitham Bottom 85.18-26 Probate records, 17th-19th centuries, Prerogative Court of Canterbury 53.12-16, 54.19-26, 55.55-57, 56.36-39 Probus Club of Caterham, 50th anniversary 90.61-62 Public house signs in East Surrey (forum talk) 63.62-65 Public houses & breweries of East Surrey (forum talk) 55.68-69 Public houses, in Caterham, general survey with illustrations 68.40-43 Purley 1906-07, as reported in local newspapers 99.36-40 Purley & District Cottage Hospital 82.25; opening, August 1907 99.40 Purley Beeches, efforts to save, January 1907 99.38-39 Purley Beeches, postcard view 92.8-9, 92.8 Purley Bury Estate 60.24-26 Purley Bury Farm / Park 55.14 Purley Co-op Milk Depot, Lansdown Road 59.29-32 Purley Corner 79.22-24 Purley Cottage Hospital, opening ceremony 78.54 Purley County Grammar School for Boys, air raid shelters, memories 87.44-46 Purley County Grammar School for Boys, Arthur Loveland 88.43-45 Purley County Grammar School for Boys, history 78.42-45 Purley County Grammar School for Boys, memories 79.66-68 49 Purley County Grammar School for Boys, who died in World War II 99.15-16 Purley County Grammar School for Girls, in 1950s 96.45 Purley Downs rifle range 46.39 Purley Estate, at Riddlesdown (Laing Estate) 64.10-16 Purley Farm, correction to Village Histories: Purley 52.54-55 Purley Fire Brigade, 1907 99.39 Purley Fountain (Queen Victoria Memorial Fountain) 51.18, 51.19 Purley Horticultural Society, proposal for creation, 1907 99.40 Purley Hospital, opening of, 1909 62.49-53 Purley Ice Rink, Brighton Road, Purley 49.3-5 Purley Light (World War I searchlight) 86.34-35 Purley Literary Society 71.47-48, 72.50-53 Purley Lodge (house), Purley Oaks 60.8-9 Purley Military Hospital (in Congregational Church hall) 82.27-28 Purley Oaks (as trees) 73.17 Purley Oaks Primary School (Brighton Road Council School) WWI memorial 97.9-12 Purley Oaks Road, photographs 92.7-8 Purley Oaks Road, Sanderstead, postcard, 1926 91.9 Purley Pulp, newspaper of Purley Grammar School for Boys 98.17 Purly train crash, 1989 97.46-47, 97.47 Purley Radio Ltd 76.66, 76.66 62.18-20 Purley societies (in the 1890s), Temperance Society, Mutual Improvement Society, etc. 72.50-51 Purley tram depot in 1951 99.31 Purley Village Hall, in 1893 72.50-51, 70.51 Purley War Memorial Hospital 78.53-55, 82.23-28 Purley, aerial photographs, 2006 46.24, 47.52 Purley, Christmas in 1965 78.18.20 Purley, in 1831 84.19 Purley, traffic problems, 1960s 91.54-56 Pyggen, Richard (probate inventory, Coulsdon 1587) 50.33-34 The Pynes (house), Westhall Road, Warlingham 82.10-11 Q Quarries, stone, Springbottom Lane, Chaldon, forum talk, abstract 98.59 Quarry Cottages, Springbottom Lane, Chaldon, memories 55.63-64 Quarry Farm / Quarry House, Springbottom Lane, Chaldon 55.63 Quarry Farm, Godstone, sale of 64.43-44 Quarry Hangers, Caterham, by motor-bus; poster, 1923 67.4 Queen’s Park, Caterham 87.27 Queen’s Park, Caterham, clock mystery 59.61 Queen’s Park, Caterham, clock tower 58.42-44 Queen’s Park, Caterham, fountain 64.17, 64 cover Queen’s Park Bowling Club. See Caterham Bowling Club 50 Quittenton, Charles (builder) 63.51 Quittenton, Frank (garage proprietor), Warlingham 76.48 Quittenton, John (1849-1937; builder), of Sunny Bank, Warlingham 58.48-49, 63.50-51 R RAF Kenley, and RAF centenary 1918-2018, general history 95.65-67 RAF Kenley, general history (forum talk) 90.67-68 RAF Kenley, Geoffrey Garton 47.53-56 RAF Kenley, Gordon Long 46.59-62 RAF Kenley, Grove House, billet for WAAF personnel 62.45 RAF Kenley, housing development, street name attributions 50.59-60, 54.42 RAF Kenley, memories of Douglas Martin, 1940s, 59.22-26 RAF Kenley, operations 1942 70.47 RAF Kenley, operations room at Spice & Wallis, butchers, 11 Godstone Road 52.45-47 RAF Kenley, R. R. Holmwood 55.46 RAF Kenley, unexploded bomb 50.29 RAF Kenley, visit of the Crown Prince of Japan 47.47-48 Railway & Canal Historical Society 48.5-6 Railway coal posts, boundary markers 83.51-53 Railway construction, , navvies, cuttings, tunnels, etc. 53.24-30, 55.12 Railway construction, Riddlesdown, Oxted & Limpsfield tunnels 55.3-11 Railway Hotel, Purley 61.16-22 Railway train crash at Stoats Nest station, 1910 67.21-28 Railway train crash, Purley, 1989 97.46-47, 97.47 Railway train crash south of South Croydon station, October 1947 78.15 Railway tunnels, Merstham 93.32-40 Railways, Coulsdon stations 62.20-21, 68.36-39, 76.32-34 Railways, Coulsdon Town station, Bourne Society plaque 73.53 Railways, Coulsdon train services in 1964 86.17-21 Railways, in Bourne Society area, 1926 62.11-14 Railways, projected, Caterham, Reedham, etc. 78.29-30 Railways, Purley Station, Purley Oaks Station 62.18-20 Railways, Southern Heights Light Railway 63.31 Railways, Surrey Iron Railway (forum talk) 69.57-58 Railways. See also Caterham Railway & individual station names Randolph, George (rector), of Coulsdon 54.6, 54.11 Rangemore (house). See Benthall Ranger, Washington (d.1929) 64.55 Rapley, William (fl.1890; carman & policeman), of Caterham 56.19, 88.58 Rates, General Rate, Coulsdon & Purley, in the 1940s 93.51-53 Rathbone, Joan, of 29 Norfolk Avenue, Sanderstead 98.45 Raven, Pat (d.2014), tribute to 80.55 Ravenscroft (house; also Hillside & Eden College), 9 Southview Road, Warlingham 89.23 Ray, Mrs (teacher), Chipstead Valley Primary School 97.13 Rea, James Francis (d.1914), and St John’s Church, Caterham 57.8 51 Recruiting day 1915 commemoration, Caterham 83.3-6 Red Lion inn, Coulsdon, Brighton Road 47.39, 83.30-31; before demolition in 2004-05 50.67 Red Lion inn, Smitham Bottom 56.51-53; old painting 56.53, 78.28, 78.39-41, 79.53-56 Red squirrels, in Kenley 80.23 Redcot (house), Woldingham, burglary, 1919 78.48 Reed, Andrew (philanthropist, founder of Reedham Orphanage) 50.46-48, 78.27 Reed, Evelyn L. (née Swarman), memories 47.43-44 Reede, Robert (fl.1560s; innkeeper), of Godstone 58.10 Reedham Halt railway station 68.37 Reedham Museum 78.33 Reedham Orphanage & School 48.21, 50.46-48, 74.49-51, 99.39 Reedham Orphanage, history of the site 78.27-34 Reedham Park School, Old Lodge Lane, Purley 76.59 Refuse, problem in Caterham, 1954 57.52 Regal Cinema, Purley 49.5 Remembering World War I project proposal 78.57-58 Reveson, Katherine 88.15 Rich, Arthur (saddler), Caterham Valley 46.10 Richards, Chris, memories, Tollers Lane, 1940s 61.43-48 Rickard, Mr (teacher), Chipstead Valley Primary School 97.14 Rickett Charrington coal office, Caterham 84.29 Rickman Hill Recreation Ground: under proposed route of M23 99.24-25 Riddings Court (house), Harestone Hill, Caterham 70.32 Riddlesdown by motor-bus; posters, 1912 & 1913 67.5-6 Riddlesdown Cottage / Iron Cottage 46.12-15 Riddlesdown Farm 52.54-55, 52.54, 52.55 Riddlesdown Farm, and the Laing Estate 64.3-16 Riddlesdown rifle range 46.36-41 Riddlesdown Road 46.14, 48.47, 55.53 Riddlesdown, Roman skeleton 63.34 Riddlesdown Tea Gardens. See Gardner’s Pleasure Resort The Ridge Way, Sanderstead 92.10, 92.10 Ridge, Harry Luke (b.1862; auctioneer’s clerk), of Russell Hill, Purley 89.16-17 Ridgefield (house), Harestone Hill, Caterham 95.51 Ridley, Arnold (1896-1984; actor & playwright) 61.31, 64.55-56 Ridley, Walter (d.1965), of Little Selkirk, Portley Wood Road 61.31 Rifle ranges, Riddlesdown, Purley Down, Marden Park 46.35-41 Rifle Volunteer Corps, 2nd Surrey (Croydon) 46.35-41 Ringer, Richard Joseph (d. 1924), draper & grocer, The Green, Warlingham 99.12 Rippon, Charles Sydney Cecil (d.1971; soldier), of Dacre Cottage, Chipstead 87.47-49 Rittershaussen, Julius (d.1946; banker), of Dorincourt, Warlingham 76.6-7 Rixon, William (fl.1580s; husbandman), of Warlingham, indicted for highway robbery 58.16 Rob Charles Group (rock band) 93.55-59, 94.21-23, 93.57, 94.22 52 Roberts, E.L (d. 1954), of Olden Lodge, Purley 99.13 Robertson, John E. (railwayman), Purley Workmen’s Club 72.51 Robinsfield (house), Whyteleafe Road, Caterham 98.22 Robinson, William Mosse (1835-90; colonel), of The Hayes, Hayes Lane, Kenley 86.41-44 Rocklands (house), Caterham Valley 69.48 Rocklands School, 145 Croydon Road, Caterham 76.29 Roffes Lane, Caterham 46.54, 48.57, 55.41-43 Roffes Lane, historic direction 83.46 Roffey & Clark, printers & stationers 74.43-46 Roffey family, wills 53.14 Roffey, Ellen (1845-1947), of Warlingham 78.12 Roffey, Frederick Walter (d.1949), of Riddlesdown Cottage 46.13 Roffey, Henry (1850-81; printer) 74.43-44 Roffey, Minnie Kate, of Riddlesdown Cottage 46.13 Roffey, Richard, of Chaldon 81.43 Rogers, Henry (1829-1916), of Egremont, Warlingham 58.4-7 Rogers, James (1824-1919), of Egremont, Warlingham 58.4-6 Roke Central School, memories 55.25-26 Roke Secondary Modern School 96.45 Roke Farm 59.7 Roke Methodist Church 69.30, 69.31 The Roke Oaks 73.55 Rolls, Arthur Henry (1859-1935), of Lindenwood, Queens Park Road, Caterham 95.50-51 Rolls, Arthur Hoare (d.1921), of Hampden Mount, Harestone Hill & Sancreed, Godstone Road, Caterham 95.48-53 Rolls, Eva Cecilia; see Harry Lloyd Rolls, Gertrude Sophie (b.1858; music teacher), of Domremy (music school), 1 Harestone Valley Road, Caterham 95.50 Rolls, Janette Ann (d.1935), of Watville, Clareville Road, Caterham 95.47-53 Rolls, Joseph Algernon Dawson (b.1868; produce broker), of Ridgefield, Harestone Hill, Caterham 95.51; of Kinnoul, Court Bushes Road, Whyteleafe 95.51; 97.52 Rolls, Sophia Dawson (b.1865; nurse), Caterham Cottage Hospital 95.51; of St Lawrence’s Cottage, Manor Avenue, Caterham 95.51 Roman road, through Godstone 84.18 Rooks Nest (house), Godstone 78.8, 89.57 Roos, C., of Timbers Hill Lodge, Caterham 59.40 Rose & Crown inn, Godstone Road, Kenley 51.7-11, 51.9, 51.11, 90.24, 90 cover Rose & Crown inn, Godstone Road, Kenley, as prizefighters’ venue 90.20-25, 98.3 Rose & Young (Caterham) Ltd, on site of Caterham Car Company 56.43, 56 cover Rose, Henry (miller) 52.13 Rose, Howard (vicar), of Selsdon 76.21 Roslea (house), 1 Godstone Road, Whyteleafe 84.26 Roslin (house), Harestone Valley Road, auction of furniture 1876 71.36 Ross, Horatio (1801-86), of Whyteleafe Court 59.46-48, 59.48 Rotary Photographic Company Ltd, Croydon 99.4 53 The Rotator, Chipstead Residents’ Association magazine, 1960s 98.47 Round House, Grange Park, Old Coulsdon 66.3-5, 66.4, 66 cover Round Lodge, Old Coulsdon. See Round House Routledge, Inez Mary Amelia Seaton (1904-2000), founder, Reedham Park School 76.59 Rowed family tree 52.8 Rowed family wills 53.13 Rowed, Henry (1694-1763) 52.3, 52.7 Rowed, Henry (b.1743) 52.7 Rowed, Katharine 52.3 Rowed, Richard (1701-49) 52.3, 52.7 Rowed, Robert Bayly (descendant of Richard) 52.4 Rowland, Mr (geography & history teacher), The Dene (school), Caterham 95.33 Royal Blue Book Fashionable Directory, 1841, local entries 60.3-19, 61.3-15 Royal Oak public house, Purley, c.1904 54.61 Royalist uprising, and Chelsham 90.26-32 Rubbish dumps, around Chaldon, remembered 95.21-25 Ruffle, George & Edith, of 4 Ingleboro Drive, Riddlesdown 48.46 Runton (house), Downs Court Road, Purley 76.65-66 Ruslyn, Edward (fl.1623-24; tailor), of Warlingham, indicted for theft 59.18 Russell Hill, Purley, in 1911 and earlier 87.8-16, 88.16-22, 89.14-19 Russell Hill, Purley, origin of name 87.12 Russell Hill, Purley, photographs 87.14-16 Russell Hill, Purley, proposed development 87.11 Russell, James (1892-1917) 65.23 Russell, John (d.2006), obituary 50.52 Rutley, Stephen (farmer), of Woldingham 52.36 Ryan, T., bicycle shop, Westway, Caterham 97.3 Rydon’s Wood, Old Coulsdon 55.20-22 Ryelands (house), Macaulay Road, Caterham 83.54-56 Ryelands Avenue, Caterham 83.54 S Saaler, Mary (historian & archaeologist), 50.12; biography 80.53 Sadler, Alfred John (1886-1917) 66.35 St Aidan’s Church, Chipstead Valley Road 79.11 St Andrew’s Church, Brighton Road, blue plaque 80.56 St Andrew’s Church, Coulsdon, centenary celebrations 82.51-53 St Andrew’s Church, Coulsdon, memories, etc. 79.47-51 St Andrews Road, Coulsdon 64.35 St Andrews (house, now Robinsfield), Whyteleafe Road, Caterham 98.22 St Anne’s College, Sanderstead 55.15, 56.39, 63.3-8, 64.54-55, 76.46 St Anne’s College, Sanderstead, Bourne Society plaque 63.7 St Anne’s College, Sanderstead, interior photographs 66.54-55 St Anne’s Preparatory School, Coulsdon 64.36 St Augustine’s Church, Croydon 91.52 54 St Barnabas Church, Old Lodge Lane, Purley 68.52-53, 76.59 St David’s School, Purley, centenary history 73.39-45 St Edmund’s Church, Riddlesdown 55.52 St Francis Catholic School, Caterham, memories, 1960s 96.46-47 St James’s Church, Riddlesdown, waer memorial 69.42-43 St John Ambulance Brigade Station, Timber Hill, Caterham, WW2 47.73, cover 47 St John the Evangelist, Coulsdon, rectors, etc. 80.14-19, 95.54 St John the Evangelist, Hurst Green 79.10 St John’s Church, Caterham, previous mission church, Clareville Road 74.54-55, 95.45; see also George Henry Cook St John’s Church, Caterham, stained glass 57.3-12 St John’s Church, Caterham, War memorials 96.4-5, 96.6, 96.7-23 St John’s Lads Club, Caterham 79.14 St John’s School, Caterham, early history 74.54-55 St John’s School, Caterham, memories, 1940s 56.33 St John’s School, Godstone Road, Caterham 47.63-64 St Lawrence’s Cottage, Manor Avenue, Caterham 95.51 St Lawrence’s Church, bass viol in Horniman Museum 71.22-23, 75.48-49 St Lawrence’s Church, Caterham, mystery obelisk 71.60 St Lawrence’s Church, Caterham, war memorial 61.49-52 St Lawrence’s Hospital (formerly Metropolitan District Asylum) 47.23-26, 53.17-20 St Lawrence’s Hospital Staff War Memorial 82.59-60 St Lawrence’s Hospital, burial grounds / cemetery 63.17-25, 88.63 St Lawrence’s Hospital, Harmer & Burnell family associations 75.5-6 St Lawrence’s Hospital, inspections, 1879 & 1887 65.31-35 St Lawrence’s Hospital, list of local suppliers & contractors 53.21-22 St Lawrence’s Hospital, railway from Stoats Nest during construction 53.20 St Lawrence’s Hospital, tales from, forum talk, 2018 95.77 St Lawrence’s Hospital, volunteers during World War I 66.12-16 St Lawrence’s Hospital, wells drilled for water supply 53.20 St Leonard’s Church, Chelsham, clock-winding 55.43-44 St Luke’s Church Hall, Whyteleafe 71.44-45 St Luke’s Church, Whyteleafe, ‘day of memories’, 21 October 2017 94.64-65 St Luke’s Church, Whyteleafe, World War I graves 65.20-23 St Margaret’s Church, Chipstead, targeted by suffragettes 80.57 St Marie’s Hotel, Dale Road, Purley (See also Olden Lodge) 48.42, 99.13-14, 99.13 St Mary, Help of Christians, church, Old Coulsdon 95.54 St Mary’s almshouses, Godstone 77.41-43 St Mary’s Church, Caterham, donation by Charles Dingwall 85.63-66 St Mary’s Church, Caterham, memories of David Frayne 55.36-40 St Mary’s Church, Caterham, War memorial 96.5 St Mary’s Church, Farleigh; plea for conservation 50.49-51 St Mary’s Church, Sanderstead, postcard 91.10 St Mary’s Hall, Farleigh 67.29-30 St Mary’s Homes, Church Lane, Godstone 79.6 55 St Nicholas Special School, Reedham 78.33 St Nicholas’s Church, Godstone, restoration, 1871-73 79.6 St Peter & St Paul Church, Chaldon, poem by Douglas Martin 47.45-47 St Peter’s Church, Tandridge, restoration, 1874 79.7 Saker, Robert Wilson (1877-1958), of Sanderstead, Boer War veteran 86.22 Saleman, Roger (d.1343; landowner), Caterham 52.3 Sales, Richard (fl.1890), of ‘Upper Warlingham’ 88.58 Sallis, Thomas (fl.1623; carpenter), of Godstone, indicted for theft 59.17 Salmon, Ernest, Caterham Bowling Club 98.28 Sampson, Arthur Henry Winn (1886-1916), of Caterham 89.48 Sancreed (house), Godstone Road, Caterham 95.49-50, 95.49 Sanderson, Allan Doble, of Selsdon Park 99.10 Sanderson, Basil, of Seldon Park 99.10 Sanderstead Court 70.9-11, 73.26-27 Sanderstead Court Garage, 145 Limpsfield Road 78.20-23 Sanderstead Court, postcard 91.6, 91.6 Sanderstead Hill, postcard, 1930s 91.5, 91.5 Sanderstead Pond, postcard 57.54, 57.54 Sanderstead postcards 91.3-13, 92.3-14 Sanderstead Post Office & stores, Limpsfield Road 95.61-64, 95.62-63 Sanderstead railway station, postcards 92.4-5 Sanderstead Rectory, postcard, 1918 91.8 Sanderstead Road, history of development, shops, etc. 77.35-40 Sanderstead Road, postcard comparison 79.38-40 Sanderstead Road, postcard, c.1910 91.10, 91.11 Sanderstead village, old postcards 91.7 Sanderstead, in 1831 84.18-19 Sanderstead, introduction of drinking houses & alcohol vendors 95.61-64 Sanderstead, men who served in the Boer War 86.22-25 Sandford, Mary (shopkeeper), at 2 Wellesley Parade, Whyteleafe 47.66 Sandiford, Wildred, Caterham Bowling Club 98.26, 98.28 Sandiford, William, of Timber Hill, Caterham, recorded interview 76.55 Santa Tecla (house), Stanstead Road, Caterham 74.25-28 Santa Tecla (house), Stanstead Road, origin of name 74.28 Sargant, Jesse (b.1879) 50.53 Sargant, William (coal merchant) 50.53 Sargent, John Charles (b.1886; d.1918 in WWI), gardener 96.4-5 Saunders, Clara, of the Hare & Hounds, Chelsham, recorded interview 76.55 Saw mill, 10-16 Limpsfield Road, incendiary bombs 66.17-18 Schetky, John Christian (1779-1874; artist), of 92.41-45 Schmid, Hermann Albert (1880-1917), Netherne cemetery 91.63-64 Schools in Old Coulsdon, 1963 96.43-45 Scoggins, Thomas (haberdasher), of 26 Godstone Road, Caterham 46.7 Scott, Adrian Gilbert (1882-1963; architect) 79.11 Scott, George Gilbert (1811-78; architect) 78.3-9, 79.3-11 56 Scott, George Gilbert (junior) (1839-97) & the telephone box 80.43 Scott, George Gilbert (junior) (1839-97; architect) 79.7-8 Scott, Giles Gilbert (1880-1960; architect) 79.11 Scott, James Benjamin (d.1908), and St John’s Church, Caterham 57.5 Scott, John Oldrid (1841-1913; architect) 79.8-9 Scott, Thomas & David & sons (contractors), of Warlingham 87.41-42, 87.43 Scouts, 10th Purley (St Francis) group 54.36 Scouts, 11th Caterham (URC) group 57.35 Scouts, 12th Caterham (St Paul’s) group 57.35 Scouts, 1st Chelsham (St Christopher’s) group 57.35 Scouts, 1st Warlingham group 57.35 Scouts, 1st Woldingham group 57.35 Scouts, 27th Purley (Old Coulsdon) group 53.40-41 Scouts, 2nd Hamsey Green (St Anthony’s) group 57.35 Scouts, 3rd Caterham (St John’s) group 57.34; HQ Godstone Road 57.34 Scouts, 5th Caterham (St Francis) group 57.35 Scouts, 7th Caterham group 57.35 Scouts, 7th Sanderstead (All Saints) group 76.21, 76.50 Scouts, account of camp in August 1940 76.50-52 Scouts, Chaldon group 57.35 Scouts, huts and HQs in Caterham district 57.34-35 Scrivener, Charles (builder) 47.63 Sea & Royal Marines Cadets, TS Zephyr, Caterham 93.27-29 Sea Cadet Corps, Caterham, memories, 1940s 74.15-18 Seal, George Adolphus (1828-1902), at Half Moon Farm, Caterham 88.58, 89.12 Seal, Henry (fl.1847-90), of Caterham 88.58 Seddon, Edward Clifford (1907-47; guardsman) 92.20-25 Seeley, Walter Stewart (d.1891), and St John’s Church, Caterham 57.5 Selsdon Central School, memories, 1930s 76.18-19 Selsdon Park 61.9-10, 61.10, 99.10 Selsdon Park, greetings postcard 99.11 Selsdon Players; amateur dramatic society 67.47-48 Selsdon, Festival of Britain celebrations, 1951 68.27-29 Selsdon, postcard: ‘The Old Village’, 1930 58.55-56 Nature Reserve 99.7-8; map postcard 99.7 Sewage farm, Grove Road, Caterham 80.44-45 Seymour, Edward (butcher), Limpsfield Road, Sanderstead 53.49-50 Shabden House, Chipstead (as care home, 1960s) 99.53, 99.53 Shalles Engineering, Whyteleafe 72.21 Shandon (house), Harestone Hill. See Belle Ile Shandon Cottage, Caterham 89.48 Shard, Isaac (d.1740), of the manor of Portley 89.4 Shard, William 89.6 Shepherd’s Cottage, Chipstead Valley 80.21 Sheppard, John (1610s; labourer), of Godstone, indicted for theft 59.16 57 Sheppard, Peter Burton (b.1924; d.1944 in WWII), of 337 Stafford Road, Caterham 96.18 Sheppard, Thomas (farmer), of White Knobs, Caterham 50.37 Sherbrooke (house), Salmons Lane, Whyteleafe 51.3, 67.45 Sherlock, Alfred Barker (b.1876) 75.24-25 Sherlock, Emma (d.1923) 75.23 Sherlock, Harley, memories 46.46-49 Sherlock, Laura Decima (1878-1950) 75.25 Sherlock, Thomas, of Sanderstead 73.27 Sherlock, William Henry (1841-1915; colonial administrator) 75.23 Shewbridge, Richard (fl.1625), of Godstone 69.17 Shirley House 84.17 Shirley, in 1831 84.17 Shop fronts and shop displays, Croydon & Caterham 83.7-16 Shop fronts and their origin 90.3-12 Shopping in Old Coulsdon and Coulsdon, 1963 98.17-19, 99.68 Short, Walter (farm bailiff), of Woldingham 52.35 Shorter, Sydney (d.1929; merchant), of Haling Grove, South Croydon 91.53 Shortridge, A.F., Caterham Bowling Club 98.28 Shuter, Thomas Allen (b.1784; brewer) 77.41 Sibley, George (1824-91), as president of Kenley Golf Club 83.17 Sibley, George (1824-91; civil engineer), of The Mount, White Hill, Caterham 50.35, 73.33 Signalman’s hut, Whyteleafe railway station 64.57, 65.56, 98.38-39, 98.39 Silverthorne, Louis Charles (librarian), and Bourne Society 48.6-7, 87.3 Simpson, James (fl.1550s; labourer), of Farleigh 58.10 Situations vacant in 1916, from old newspaper 88.31-32 Six Brothers Field, Chaldon 69.46-47, 69 cover Skilton, Bert (b.1914; d.1941 in WWII), of 6 Commonwealth Road, Caterham 96.18-19 Skilton, Thomas (b.1869; gardener), of 6 Commonwealth Road, Caterham 96.19 Skilton, W., of 4 Colin Road, Caterham; owns 12-year-old duck, 1926 50.37 Skinner, Mary (1845-1930). See Mary Harmer Skinner, Norman, memories 46.52-54 Skinner, Thomas & Sophia 75.4 Skipper, Mrs, of Hooley, seamstress at Shabden House, Chipstead 99.54 Skues, Peter, memories 46.55-57 The Slips (later, The Slopes), Caterham 89.10 Smedley’s (food company), Godstone Road, Whyteleafe 66.58-59, 68.57-58 Smith, Alfred (1808-76; farmer), of Tupwood Lane, Caterham 71.38-40 Smith, David McDonald (d.1890), of Belle Ile, Caterham 90.15-16 Smith, George (1765-1836), of Selsdon Farm / Park 99.10 Smith, George Robert (1793-1869), of Selsdon Park 61.9-10 Smith, John (b.1936), memories, Caterham, interviewed 2012 72.21-23 Smith, Margery Kathleen (1903-86; headmistress), the Winnats School (q.v.) 65.58-59, 68.33-34 Smith, Walter (grocer), of Caterham 46.7 Smitham Bottom, prizefighting in 85.18-26 58 Smitham Mission Hall, Station Approach, Coulsdon 99.60, 99.61 Smitham railway station; later Coulsdon Town 68.37, 68.38 The Smithy, Old Coulsdon 88.47-49, 88.47-49 Smyth, Thomas (fl.1570s; labourer), of Godstone, indicted for petty theft 58.11 Smythe, John (fl.1570s; labourer), of Chelsham, indicted for theft 57.14 Snelling, Clarence (1881-1902), Boer War veteran 86.23-25 Snook, John 80.45-46 Snow, John Thomas (1889-1920) 65.23, 66.50 Soames, E. Moffat, Naval Cadet Corps, Essendene, Caterham 60.27-30 ‘Soldiers’ Home’, High Street, Caterham 98.24-25 Sole, Mrs (E?) (b.1863) 47.69 Sole, Mrs E., Woldingham, recorded interview 76.54-55 Songhurst, Richard (fl.1890), of Mount Pleasant, Caterham 88.58 Soper Hall, Caterham, new Bourne Society postcard 57.50 Soper Hall, Caterham, plea for addition of southern wing, 1926 50.35-36 Soper Hall, Caterham, design by H. R. Martin (q.v.) 98.13 Soper, Miss G.E. (daughter [sic] of William T. Soper), residence at 29 Norfolk Avenue, Sanderstead 98.45 Soper, William Garland (1837-1908) 55.61 Soper, William Garland (1837-1908) (forum talk) 87.66 Soper, William Garland, and Caterham Cottage Hospital 73.53 Soper, William Garland, as vice-president of Kenley Golf Club 83.17 Soper, William Garland, portrait 57.50 Soper, William Garland, restoration of grave, 2008 57.47-49 Soper, William T. (unrelated to the above), residence at 9 Briton Crescent, Sanderstead 98.45-46 South Caterham Railway (projected) 78.29 South Croydon bus garage, bombing 1941 51.44-45, 52.51 South Croydon, brewery trade 90.38-39, 91.51-53 Southdowns (house), Woldingham, burglary, 1910 78.48 Southern Heights Light Railway, proposed route, 1929 63.31 Southwood Avenue, Coulsdon, storm damage, 1987 96.56 Sowan, Frederick Arthur (1914-2006), obituary 48.55 Speede, Edward (fl.1616-17; labourer), of Warlingham, indicted for theft 59.18 Spence, Jeoffry Graham, and foundation of Bourne Society 48.5-12, 48.5, 87.3 Spence, Jeoffry Graham, recorded talk on the Caterham & Oxted railways 76.55 Spencer Road, Caterham, projected development, 1885 59.36-39 Spexhall (house), Harestone Valley Road, Caterham 51.12-16, 51.14, 51.16 Spice & Wallis (butchers), 11 Godstone Road, Caterham, wartime use 52.45, 52.47 Spice, Benjamin (1820-1902; butcher), of South End, Croydon 96.24-26 Spice, Henry (d.1915; butcher), son of the above, South End, Croydon 96.26-27, 96.28 Spice, Henry Wilfred James (b.1916), son of Richard Spice 96.29 Spice, Herbert Henry (b.1885; butcher), of South End, Croydon 96.27 Spice, Richard Wilfred (b.1892), son of Henry Spice 96.28-30 The Spinney (house), 14 Colburn Avenue, Caterham 69.21-22 The Spinney (house), Portley Wood Road, Whyteleafe 61.30 59 Sportsmen in East Surrey (forum talk) 72.64-66 Springall’s Library, 19 Whyteleafe Hill, closed 1947 99.66, 99.66 Springbottom Lane, Chaldon 55.63-64 The Square, Caterham (details on early photograph) 81.61-62 Squerryes Court (forum talk) 48.64-66 Squire, Leonard Harding (1854-1918), vicar of All Saints, Kenley 54.52-54 Stables, in Caterham Valley 46.5-11 Stack, Thomas Arthur (1858-1913), licensee of the Railway Hotel, Purley 61.16-22 Stafford Road, Caterham, as temporary 197 bus route, 1940 73.35 Stafford Road, Caterham, Christmas greeting card, 1905 97.34, 97.35 Stafford Road, Caterham, tennis courts 56.56, 70.33-34 Stafford Road, no. 6, Caterham 79.12-19 Stafford, Humphrey, Earl of 59.21 Stained glass, St John’s, Caterham 57.3-12 Staneleigh (house), Stanstead Road, Caterham 80.25 Stanway, A.H. (rector), of Chaldon 94.10 Station Approach, Coulsdon 99.60-63, 99.62-63 Station Approach, Coulsdon, shops 83.32 Station Parade, Sanderstead 92.5-6, 92.5 Steel, Francis Baker, of Wolviston, Portley Wood Road 61.29 Steers, William Edward (b.1857; ju-jitsu expert), of Hill Top, Gravelly Hill, Caterham 65.10-14 The Steps (house), Chipstead 98.40 Sterry, Mr (teacher), Chipstead Valley Primary School 97.17 Stevens, Charles Samuel (b.1849), of Lagham, South Godstone 88.51 Stevens, Margaret Augusta (b.1851), of Lagham 88.51 Stewart, David Dale (1817-1900; rector), of Coulsdon 54.12, 65.39, 65.42-43, 80.14-19, 81.47-52 Stoats Nest Farm 77.3, 77.4 Stoats Nest Farm, destructive fires, 1870 & 1896 77.5-6, 77.7-8 Stoats Nest railway station (Coulsdon North) 62.20, 68.36, 76.32 Stoats Nest railway station (Coulsdon North), station master killed 77.6-7 Stoats Nest railway station (Coulsdon North), train crash, 1910 67.21-28 Stoats Nest railway station (Coulsdon North), various accidents & disasters 77.3-9 Stoats Nest shopping parade 89.42-45 Stoats Nest Village, coaching accident 77.4 Stock, F. Douglas, of Lexden, Portley Wood Road, Whyteleafe 84.11 Stokes, Leonard (d.1925; architect), forum talk 60.53-55 Stone House, Stanstead Road 72.23 Stonham /Stoneham Bottom (i.e. Caterham Valley) 89.4 Stonham, Thomas (fl.1587) 50.31 Stonham’s Lane (i.e. Croydon Road, Caterham) 89.6, 89.10 Storm, over Purley, July 1918 82.3-5 Storm of 1987, memories, Coulsdon, Sutton, etc. 96.55-57 Straker, Ernest (1862-1941; naturalist & photographer), of Kenley 72.30-32 60 Straker, Ernest, account of snowfall in Kenley, c.1866/80 73.14-17 Straker, Ernest, memories, Coulsdon, 1877 80.20-23 Straker, Howard (b.1876), of The Well Cottage, Chipstead 86.54-55 Strawberry Tea Gardens, Kenley 67.42 Street, Edith Jane (d.1917; wife of Joseph Edward Street) 94.37-38 Street, Edmund Alger (1882-1916), of Fir Cottage, Queens Park 94.40-41 Street, family 94.39-41 Street, Harold Edward (1869-1917) 94.39-40 Street, Joseph Edward (1841-1908; musician & composer), of Woodside, Stanstead Road, Caterham 94.37-41 Street lighting, Caterham, in 1890 96.53-54 Stride, Walter (d.1899; cricket pitch patron), of The Grange, Canon’s Hill, Coulsdon 96.64- 65 ‘String of Pearls’, forum talk by Bob Evans, abstract 97.64-65 Stringer, Cecil Augustus Bentley (d.1941 in WWII), of 14 Nelson Road, Caterham 96.19 Strummer, Joe (i.e. John Mellor, 1952-2002; punk rocker), Court Farm Road, Warlingham 73.34 Struthers, Jacqueline M., memories, Jolly Farmers public house 51.48-52 Stuart, Vyvyan, of The Knoll, Woldingham 78.49 Stuart, William John (b.1840; photographer) 76.3-4, 76.10, 80.7 Sturgeon, Kate Cassandra (1874-1957; headmistress), Warlingham Board School 89.25 Sudbury, Edwin (1864-84; bootmaker), deaf & dumb 59.27 Suffragette activity (forum talk) 80.57 The Sun Passed Over Croydon, song by Allen G. Bowers 64.30-32 Sunnyside (house), Whyteleafe Road, Caterham 96.39, 96.39 Sunnyside (house), Stanstead Road, auction of furniture, 1877 71.37 Surma, Erwin (b.1925), of Kenley, interviewed in 2010 63.44-47 Surrey Crest (guesthouse), North Park Lane, Godstone, history 97.19-26 Surrey Crest (guesthouse), North Park Lane, Godstone, Visitors’ Book 98.44-46 Surrey Crest, North Park Lane, Godstone 83.22 Surrey Fox-hounds 94.29 Surrey Green Belt, history, from LHR 11, 1972 82.29-36 Surrey Harriers, hunt meeting, 1844 94.30-31 Surrey Home Guard 56.8-12 Surrey Hounds (hunt gathering) 50.41 Surrey Iron Railway 78.27-28, 93.37-39 Surrey Iron Railway (forum talk) 69.57-58 Surrey Iron Railway, maps, Merstham area 93.38-39 Surrey Rifle Volunteer Corps, 2nd 46.35-41 Surrey Stag Hounds (stag-hounds) 85.14 Surrey Stag Hounds (stag-hounds), meeting at Alderstead Heath, 1844 94.29-30 Surrey Stag Hounds (stag-hounds), meeting at Half Moon, Godstone Road 94.29 Sutch, Vera (1922-2013), tribute to 77.52 Sutton and East Surrey Water Company (forum talk) 53.58-61 Sutton and East Surrey Water Company, memories, 1950s & 1960s 98.40-43 Sutton and East Surrey Water Company, Chipstead reservoir 98.40-41 61 Sutton, Rob, of Old Coulsdon 95.24 Swan Tea Rooms & Gardens, Warlingham / Chelsham 60.30-31, 60.30 Sweet, Charles (barrister), of Court Lodge House & Priorsfield, Chipstead 51.25 Swing Riots, incidents in Caterham (forum talk) 57.57-58 Syer, Edwin J. (b.1870; stockbroker), of Stafford House, Stafford Road, Caterham 96.19 Syer, Ronald Leslie (b.1904; d.1941 in WWII), of Stafford House, Stafford Road, Caterham 96.19-20 Sympson, John (fl.1550s; vicar), of Farleigh 58.10, 99.17-23 T Tabernacle, Godstone Road, Whyteleafe 51.59-60 Tabor, Mrs (dinner lady), Chaldon School 94.43 Talbot, David, memories, Sanderstead, 1950s & 1960s 46.57-58 Talbot, David, memories, Sanderstead & Whitgift, 1945-54 99.28-35 Talbot, Godfrey (1908-2000, broadcaster, etc.), of Sanderstead 53.7-11, 53.10 Talfourd-Jones, Margery & Mary (founders of St David’s School, Purley) 73.39 Tandridge Court, Godstone 51.37, 51.37, 61.7-9, 61.8 Tandridge, James Walter (b.1885; Green Line coach driver), of 139 Addison Road, Caterham 96.20 Tandridge, north, in the late 15th century 59.19-21 Tandridge, Walter (b.1919; d.1941 in WWII), of 139 Addison Road, Caterham 96.20 Tape archive, Bourne Society 76.53-55 Tappenden, James & William, brickmakers, Warlingham, 1902-14 99.6 , forum talk, February 2018 95.77-78 Tattersall, James (d.1788; Revd; landowner), manor of Chipstead 51.24 Taunton Farm, use of barn by scouts 55.31 Taunton Lane, Coulsdon, shopping parade 90.36-37 Tauntons (house, previously Parkfield), Whyteleafe Road, Caterham 62.30 Taylor, Edmund Seyfang (‘Walker Miles’, 1853-1908) 48.19-22, 54.3-5, 75.45-47 Taylor, Edmund Seyfang, grave, St Nicholas Church, Godstone 75.45, 57.24 Taylor, Edmund Seyfang, ramble, Woldingham to South Godstone 57.19-24 Taylor, Elizabeth, tea garden at 1 Godstone Road, Whyteleafe 84.26 Taylor, James Banks (tea merchant), of Chaldon 81.43-44, 94.4 Taylor’s linoleum factory, Brighton Road 65.49-51, 66.52-53 Tebra Cottages, Whyteleafe 66.35 Teegan’s Agricultural College, Godstone 47.41 Teesdale, Mr (caretaker), Chipstead Valley Primary School 97.17 Telephone system, Caterham 68.21-22 Telephone system, Croydon 68.20-21, 71.53 Telephone system, Downland exchange 68.24-25 Telephone system, history and early developments 68.16-26 Telephone system, Purley 68.23-24 Telephone system, Sanderstead 68.25 Telephone system, Upper Warlingham exchange 68.24 Telephone system, Woldingham 68.22-23 62 Tennis, in Caterham 56.56-57, 70.32-38 Terry, William Wallace Reville (1869-1948; court dressmaker) 87.50-52 Tesco store, Caterham, in 1940 56.41 Tesco supermarket, Caterham, poem by Douglas Martin 78.46 Tharp, Mrs (teacher), Chipstead Valley Primary School 97.14 Thomas, Peter (fl.1570s; hammerman), of Godstone, indicted for theft 58.11 Thompson, Edward Ernest (b.1879), deserter, of Caterham, 1916 82.50 Thompson, Horace Sydney (1897-1918; soldier), of Caterham 80.27-28 Thompson, William & Mary, at Halliloo Farm 52.36-37 Thompson, William (builder), of Caterham 51.13 Thorncroft (house), Crescent Road / Deerswood Close, Caterham 68.30-32, 75.56-57 Thorpe, Mrs (dinner lady), at Chaldon School 94.43 Thrift, John, & Sons (grocers) 81.18-28 Thunderstorm, Caterham, Whyteleafe & Oxted, June 1920 84.55-56 Tidy, Robert (fl.1890; coffee tavern keeper), of Boswell Row, Caterham 88.58 Tilburster Lodge (Tilburstow, later Orme House, Godstone) 67.36-37 Tilburstow windmill, Godstone 56.6-7 Tillingdown Farm, sale of, 1951 64.44-45 Timbers Hill Lodge, Caterham, damaged by fire, 1889 59.39-40 Titchmarsh, Leonard (ironmonger), of 2 Godstone Road, Caterham 46.9 Tithepitshaw Lane, Hamsey Green 92.11-13, 92.12 Titsey Place 60.18-19 To Right the Wrong (novel, 1892, by Edna Lyall) 52.11 Todman, Doris, Caterham Bowling Club, first life member 98.27 Toll house, Purley 57.28 Toller, Agnes 88.15 Toller, family, Coulsdon 88.15 Tollers Farm, Old Coulsdon 70.25-26 Tollers Lane, Old Coulsdon, memories, 1940s 61.43-48 Tollsworth Manor, Chaldon (forum talk) 92.67 Tombe, Eric Gordon, murdered, body in well, Welcomes Farm 84.50 Tomes, John (1815-95; dentist), of Upwood Gorse, Caterham 61.12-14 Tompkins, Saville, of Holmwood, Stafford Road, Caterham 60.44-45 Toms, Arthur, founder of East Surrey Choral Society 89.36-38 Toms, W.T., founder captain of Caterham Bowling Club 98.22 Torwood (house), Caterham 51.42 Town Hall, Coulsdon & Purley UDC 74.19-24 Townend, Caterham, fish & chip shop 76.29 Traffic problems, Coulsdon & Purley, 1960s 91.54-56 Trafford, Philip Wilbraham, Purley, marriage to Ada May Cooke, 1906 99.37 Tram Depot, Purley 99.31 Tremain, George (blacksmith), of 45 & 19 Croydon Road, Caterham 46.9 Trenholme (house), Beechwood Road, Caterham 95.33 Tricycle race, 1883, Purley to Ightham and back 61.23-24 Trueman Road, Kenley, name origin 50.60 63 Tudor Estate Office, Old Coulsdon, shops 91.19 Tudor Parade, Old Coulsdon, shops 91.14-18 Tudor Parade, Old Coulsdon, 1934 96.66 Tudor Rose public house, Old Coulsdon 49.21, 77.15 Tufnell, Carlton, of Watendone Manor 47.47 Tupwood House, Tupwood Lane, Caterham 71.38-40 Tupwood Lane, no. 57, Caterham 97.48-54 Tupwood Scrubs, Caterham 71.27-28 Tupwood, Caterham, cottage in 56.44 Turner, Edwin (coal & corn merchant), of 5 Sanderstead Road 77.40 Turner, John (fl.1562; landowner), manor of Chipstead 51.23 Turnpikes & turnpike roads, Bourne Society area 89.3-5 The Turrets (house), Whyteleafe Road, Caterham, as Harris family home 95.33 The Turrets (house), Whyteleafe Road, Caterham, as RAF chapel & theatre 62.45 Tuzo, Henry (d.1890; developer), Well Farm Estate, Whyteleafe 89.23 Tuzo, Laetitia (1841-1930), of Warlingham 89.24, 90.54 Tyler, George (fl.1796), at Half Moon inn 89.6 U United Reformed Church. See Congregational Church Upper Warlingham railway station, steam train photograph, 1958 84.28 Upper Woodcote Village (also The Model Village) 89.31 Upwood Park School, Tupwood Lane, Caterham 97.48-54 Upwood Park, Tupwood Lane, Caterham, floor plans 97.50-51 Upwood Gorse (house), Tupwood Lane, Caterham 61.12-14 Uridge, George (grocer), of Caterham 46.7 V Vaisey, John Clere (b.1881) 84.10 Vaisey, John Ernest Dent (1853-1928; banker), of Lexden, Portley Wood Road, Whyteleafe 84.9-13 Vaisey, Judith (b.1852) 84.10 Vaisey, Maud (b.1883) 84.10 Valley Hotel, Station Avenue, Caterham, 1928 96.51 Vaughan, Christine (fl.1613; spinster), of Caterham, whipped for petty theft 59.15 Veitch, Dorothy (children’s home superintendent), St Katherines Road, Caterham 97.53 Vernham, Phoebe (governess, school housekeeper), of Caterham Valley 74.54-55 Avenue, Kenley Airfield 54.42 Victoria Motor Works, 91 Croydon Road, Caterham, 1928 96.51 Vigar, Robert (blacksmith), of Caterham 46.10, 88.58 W Waddington Avenue, Coulsdon, smithy 55.25 Waddon Lodge 92.42, 92.45 Wadsworth, Cliff, Caterham Bowling Club 98.28 64 Waite, Edmund Brown (farmer), of Woldingham 52.36 Wakeling, Charles (fl.1906; blacksmith), of Woodcote Village 89.31 Walker Miles, pseud. See Edmund Seyfang Taylor Walker, Russell, of Torwood, Caterham 51.42 Walking Round the World (challenge), postcard, 1908 97.31, 97.33 Wallace, Alfred Russell (forum talk) 78.60 Wallard, Morris (fl.1880s; gardener), of Chipstead 51.25 Wallis, Mr (butcher), of 11 Godstone Road, Caterham 96.27 Wapses Lodge 52.35 Wapses Lodge (house), history of occupation 56.18-20, 56.20 Wapses Lodge roundabout 48.49, 56.17-28 Wapses Lodge roundabout during World War II 56.27-28, 96.59. See also Caterham by- pass Wapses Lodge, air raid shelter 64.45 Wapses Lodge, origin of name 56.17 Wapses Lodge, possible toll gate 89.4 Wapses Lodge, projected Homebase house & garden centre, 1996 72.25-26 Wapses Lodge, projected housing development, 1938 72.24 Wapses Lodge, sale of, 1951 64.45 War memorial, Marlpit Lane, Coulsdon 96 cover War memorial, Old Coulsdon, addition of missing names 99.57-59 War memorial, St Lawrence’s Church, Caterham 61.49-52 War memorial, St Mary’s Church, Caterham 96.5 War memorial, Warlingham Parish Church, 1923 61.55 War memorials, St John’s Church, Caterham 96.4-5, 96.6, 96.7-23 Ward, John & Joel (builders), of Warlingham 87.41 Ward, Richard (builder & landowner), of Warlingham 87.41 Warlingham Board School / Warlingham County School 85.3-7, 85 cover, 99.10-12, 99.11 Warlingham Board School, mistresses of infants department 89.25-30 Warlingham Church Hall 57.39, 76.47 Warlingham Golf Club, Manor Park, in 1926-30 67.9-15 Warlingham Golf Club, Manor Park, Whyteleafe 62.26, 66.41-45 Warlingham Green, memories, 1930s & 1940s 76.47-49 Warlingham Park Hospital 78.25-26, 86.47-51, 86.51 Warlingham, aerial photograph, 2006 46.21 Warlingham, brickworks 99.6 Warlingham, in 1831 84.19 Warlingham, vicarage 99.12, 99.11 Warren Barn Farm, Woldingham, grass track racing 52.40-42 Warren, William (fl.1620; labourer), of Godstone, indicted for theft 59.17 Washbourn, Richard (1779-1858; farmer), on Salmons estate 61.60-61 Washbourn, William (b.1819; farmer), on Tillingdown 61.61 Watendone Manor (1965) 47.49 Watendone Manor, Hayes Lane 47.47 Watendone, lost village of 47.47 65 Water Tower, Gravelly Hill, Caterham 65.13, 65.14 Waterhouse Farm, Kenley, memories, 1930s 50.56-57 Waterhouse Farm, memories, pond 55.33 Waterhouse Lane 50.56 Waterhouse, John William (1849-1917; artist) 71.7-8 Waterloo, battle survivors, Caterham. See Dennis O’Connor & Samuel Gibson Watney, Bertram Walter Archibald, of Chaldon Mead 81.45, 94.3-11, 94.10 Watney, family tree 94.4 Watney, James (1800-84), of Haling Park 87.10, 90.38, 94.3, 94.4 Watney, James (1832-86) 49.41 Watney, Mary Isabel Kathleen (wife of Bertram) 94.6, 94.8 Watney, Norman (1834-1911), as landowner 49.40 Watney, Stephen Cecil (1869-1954), of Chaldon Rise, Rockshaw Road 94.3, 94.4 Watson, Tertius (lepidopterist) 52.19-21 Watts, Edwin (b.1887; postman) & family, of 342 Stafford Road, Caterham 96.20 Watville (house), Clareville Road, Caterham 95.45-47, 95.53 Wattenden Pond, Hayes Lane / Old Lodge Lane 80.47 Waugham, John (fl.1580s; labourer), of Godstone, indicted for petty theft 58.13 Wavertree (house), 58 Stanstead Road, Caterham, golf clubhouse 83.21 Wayford (house). See Egremont Weather, extreme (forum talk) 60.68 Weather, extreme, Caterham, 1929 50.39 Weather, extreme, Caterham, 1987 50.40 Webb Estate (forum meeting report) 99.75-76 Webb Estate, schools 46.29-30 Webb, George (b.1906; d.1939 in WWII; sailor), of 327 Stafford Road, Caterham 96.21 Webb, Mrs, matron at Shabden House, Chipstead 99.54 Webb, Nora (b.1922), memories, Warlingham, World War II 78.24-26 Webb, Nora, recollections, Warlingham 76.45-49 Webb, William, of Upper Woodcote House, Purley 57.28, 99.36, 99.76 Webber, David F. (furniture manufacturer), South Croydon 94.24 Webber, George (Chaldon farmer) 95.25 Webbers furniture factory, 309 Brighton Road, South Croydon 94.24-26 Webbers furniture factory, staff photo 94.26 Website, Bourne Society 67.48-49, 69.52-53 Welcome Tea Rooms, Farthing Downs 70.24 Welcomes Cottages, Kenley (251 & 253 Hayes Lane) 84.48-50 Welcomes Farm, Hayes Lane, Kenley 84.50 Welcomes Farm, Hayes Lane, Kenley, labourers’ cottages 81.13, 81.14 The Well Cottage, Doghurst Lane, Chipstead 86.54-56 Well Farm, Warlingham 67.33-34 Well, at Butlers Dean Road, Woldingham 74.37 Well, at Pitfield Cottages, Roffes Lane 55.42-43 Wellesley (house), near Wapses Lodge 85.13 Wellesley (house), near Wapses Lodge, projected development of site, 1938 72.24 66 Wellesley Parade, Whyteleafe 46.65 Wernher, Oscar (b.1874; stockbroker), of Russell Hill, Purley 89.14 Wesleyan Chapel, Warlingham 76.48 West View (house), Harestone Hill, Caterham 75.23 Westhall Estate, Warlingham 76.5 Westhall Farm, Warlingham 76.3 Wetheral, Graham, memories, dancing on Saturday nights 99.47-49 Wettern, Frederick, of Sanderstead Road 55.67 Whalley & Pacy, coal merchants, Station Approach, Purley 99.37 Wheeler, Mary (b.ca.1857), of Welcomes Cottages, Kenley 84.49 Wheeler, Sidney (b.ca.1861; police constable), of Welcomes Cottages 84.49 Wheeler’s inn, Riddlesdown. See Rose & Crown. Whickman, Richard (labourer) 56.19 White House (naturist) Club, Warlingham 52.15-18, 52.17, 89.24 The White House, 18 Limpsfield Road, Sanderstead 73.26-29 White House, Southview Road, Warlingham 89.24, 90.54 White Knobs Farm 50.37 White Knobs recreation ground 47.27 White, Augustus Granville (accountant), of Hill Top, Chaldon 78.35-38 White, Frederick Augustus (1840-1927), of Portley 64.17-19, 64.18, 64.19, 88.55 Whitehouse, Ellen (1857-1934; headmistress), Warlingham Board School 89.28 Whitehouse, Miss (headmistress), Warlingham School 85.6 , memories, 1950s 99.31-34 Whitgift School, Bagbie House (q.v.), 1959 99.35 Whitgift School, headmaster’s house, 1897-1931 99.34 Whiting, D., memories, Purley Co-op Milk Depot, 1930s-1940s 59.29-32 Whitley, Mary Louisa 84.10 Whitley, William Ridley, of Lexden, Portley Wood Road 61.31, 66.42, 84.10 Whitlow, James (merchant), of Burntwood House, Caterham 83.38 Whittaker, Bob (greengrocer), of Caterham 55.37 Whyte Lion public house, Warlingham, in 1904 70.29-31 Whytecliffe Avenue, traffic problems 91.56 Whytecliffe Road South 47.71, 50.54 Whyteleafe (forum talk) 89.71-72 Whyteleafe County School, in the 1940s 76.46-47 Whyteleafe Court / Ferney Lea, Burntwood Close, Caterham 59.46 Whyteleafe Football Club 46.51 Whyteleafe Football Club, new ground, 1929 63.32 Whyteleafe High Street (i.e. Godstone Road), in the 1980s 92.55-57 Whyteleafe railway station, memories 66.49-50 Whyteleafe railway station, signalman’s hut 64.57, 65.56, 98.38-39, 98.39 Whyteleafe Recreation Ground, established by Sir William Jones 95.17-20, 95.17, 95.20 Whyteleafe Recreation Ground, memorial gate, erected 1954 95.17 Whyteleafe School, in novels of Enid Blyton 47.33 Whyteleafe Tabernacle, Brethren meetings 51.59-60 67 Whyteleafe, aerial photograph, 2006 46.19, 46.20 Whyteleafe, anniversaries in the history of 54.54 Whyteleafe, postcards 99.4-6, 99.5 Wicks, Emily (née Wales), of Godstone 95.59 Wicks, Joseph (1858-1921; soldier), of Godstone 95.59 Wicks, Joseph Wilfred (1897-1917; soldier), of Godstone, son of above 95.59 Wicks, Lucy (fl.1850; servant), at Half Moon inn 89.11 Wigsell, Atwood Dalton (d.1878; army officer), c/o Purley Downs Rifle Range 46.38-40 Wild, John Russell (d.1942 in WWII; submariner), of Caterham? 96.21 Wilks, Mathias, of Tandridge Court 61.8 Willey Farm, Chaldon 50.53 Williams, Frederick Joseph (1872-1956; coachman & bailiff), at Bagbie House 74.62-63 Williams, John (d.2005), obituary 46.68 Wills, Robert (b.1923), memories, Coulsdon, 1920s & 1930s 70.23-28 Wilson, F. J. (clock repairer), 115a Coulsdon Road, Caterham 83.15-16 Wilson, James George Francis (1850-1941) 69.48-49 Wilson, E., shopkeeper, The Green, Warlingham, c.1890 99.12 Wilton (house), 32 Russell Hill, Purley 88.18-20 Winders Hill, saw-mill 64.46 Windmills in East Surrey 56.3-7 Windmills in East Surrey, additional notes 54.49-51 Windows onto the Poor Law, by Brian Lancaster, review 86.62-63 Windross, Edward 75.44 Windross, Winifred (née Ottaway) 75.43-44 Winnats Preparatory School, 158 Burntwood Lane, Caterham, 65.59, 68.33-35 Winslade’s cycle shop, Westway, Caterham 56.34 Winter, Ann (née Hoby) 69.16 Winter, Annie Elizabeth (1855-1945), of Thorncroft, Caterham 68.30 Winter, Fanny (née Mason) 69.69 Winter, Frederick Bradbury (1859-1942; councillor, etc.) 69.19-22 Winter, Thomas Bradbury (1826-1902; marine engineer, Congregationalist) 69.16-19 Winter’s Wood (house), Caterham. See Thorncroft Witchell, Reginald Stanley (b.1906; d.1940 in WWII), of 17 Banstead Road, Caterham 96.21-22 Woden Cottage, Firs Road, Kenley 49.11-20 Woldingham Natural History Society, field work and Darwin 53.34-36 Woldingham Natural History Society, history 51.46-47, 52.19 Woldingham Road School 74.36-37 Woldingham Stores, daybooks 86.45-46 Woldingham Village Hall, history 77.44-48 Woldingham, censuses of 1841 & 1851 52.33 Woldingham, history of criminal activity, 1852-2010 78.47-50 Woldingham, in 1831 84.19 Woldingham, Lincolnshire connections 52.33-37 Wolviston / Gresham Place (house), Portley Wood Road, Whyteleafe 61.29-30, 67.45 68 Women’s Institute, Godstone 75.47-48 Wonham House, South Godstone 77.41-42 Woning School, Salmons Lane West 56.33 Wood, Fergus (vicar), St John’s Church, Caterham 81.3 Wood, Harold (b.1910; d.1943 in WWII), of Caterham 96.22 Wood, James & Bessie, Shabden Cottages, Chipstead 99.51 Wood, John (b.1927), of Caterham 61.53-54 Wood, Sheila, of Coulsdon, buried during bombing 46.64 Wood, William (d.1841, rector), of Coulsdon 54.6 Wood, William (d.1841, rector), of Coulsdon, proposes new school 79.68-69 Woodcote Park Avenue, Purley, aircraft crash, 1940 53.33-34 Woodcote Park Golf Club, brief history 97.8-9 Woodcote Park Golf Club, WWI memorial 97.7-8 Woodhyrst Gardens, Kenley 50.26 Wooding, Alan Asquith (b.1913; d. 1940 in WWII; RAFVR), of 139 Harestone Valley Road, Caterham 96.22-23 Wooding, Russell Asquith (b.1879; solicitor) of 139 Harestone Valley Road, Caterham 96.22 Wooding, William Russell (b.1912; d.1943 in WWII; RAFVR), of 139 Harestone Valley Road, Caterham 96.23 Woodlands (house), Stanstead Road, Caterham 95.52 Woodmansterne pumping station 98.42, 98.42 Woodmansterne railway station 68.37 Woodrising (house), Weald Way, Caterham 68.31 Woodside (house), Stanstead Road, Caterham 94.32-41 Woodstock, John (fl.1552; publican), of Sanderstead 95.61 Woolletts Nursery 59.36, 59.39 Working horses, in Caterham 46.5-11 World War I, Caterham families affected by loss 96.3-5 World War I, Caterham soldiers killed in final month 96.3-5 World War I, stories from, forum talk, abstract 97.62-63 World War I centenary. Selection of newspaper articles 80.3-6 World War I memorials, Coulsdon & Purley Oaks 97.7-12 World War II huts, in The Grove & Hawarden Road, Caterham 93.23-27 World War II, servicemen commemorated at St John’s Church, Caterham 96.7-23, 96.6 Worner, William (fl.1612; yeoman & constable), of Farleigh 59.16 Worsley, Cayley, of Caterham Court 52.4 Wratten, Marjorie, White Cottage, Searchwood Lane, Warlingham 99.9 Wren, George, brickmaker, Warlingham, near Mayes Close 99.8 Wylie, Charlotte (d.1909) 57.5 Wylkyns, Nicholas (fl.1580s; labourer), of Chipstead, indicted for theft 57.15 Wynterbetham, John (fl.1568; labourer), of Godstone, indicted for theft 58.10 Y Yew Tree Walk, Sanderstead 92.9-10, 92.10 YMCA hut, Caterham Barracks 83.35, 83.36 69 Yonge, Mary (d.1618; spinster), of Sanderstead, hanged for burglary 59.17 Yorky (pseud.) (coalman), of Caterham 46.53, 48.48 Youle, Frederick, and St John’s Church, Caterham 57.9 Young, Henry, of Kenley House 53.32 Young, John (d.1893), of Kenley House 53.32, 73.37, 88.54-55 Z Zeppelin raid, Caterham, Purley, Mitcham, Streatham, 13 October 1915 94.16 Zeppelin raid, Reedham & Croydon, 13 October 1915 82.6-9 Zeppelin raids, as humorous postcard material 94.16 Zig Zag Road, Kenley 75.10

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