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Index to Lhrs 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 & 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, Godstone Green 85.61-62 Adams, Thomas (fl.1612; labourer), of Farleigh, arrested for theft 59.16 Addington, in 1831 84.17 Addington Park Estate Race, postcard, April 1910 97.32, 97.34 Addiscombe 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, Whyteleafe 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, Chelsham 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), Coulsdon, Purley, Chipstead Valley 87.5-7 Air raid shelters (deep), Kenley, 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, Warlingham, Woldingham 56.15-16 Air raid shelters, Purley County Grammar School for Boys 87.44-46 Air raid wardens post, Chaldon 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, Bletchingley, 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, Selsdon 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, Old Coulsdon, 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, Sanderstead, 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 Tandridge 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, Croydon 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
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