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• DIRECTORY.] WILTSHIRE. STEEPLE ASHTON. 209 ,Wall Letter Box cleared at 10.15 a.m. 1.20 &; 7.15 p.m. IElementary School (mixed), built in 1880, for 100 child- week day,s &; 10.IS a.m. sundays ren; average attendance, 59; Miss Laura Barnes, mist PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co. (Fdk. Blake William, farmer, ~taverton farm .2idley Rev. Stuart Oliver M.A.(vicar), Rogers, manager) Bond James, Old Bear mu Vicarage Barnett Albert, stone mason Couzens Frank, farmer Rogers Donald, Wood villa Bazley Thos. M.R.C.V.S.L. vet. surgn STEEPLE ASHTON is a large village and parish, 4 t-he parishes of Keevil, Edington and Steeple Ashton. milflS eaS't from 'Drowbridge station on the Great Western The Right Hon. WaIter Hume Long P.C., M.P. of II rnil"W1l.y, 5 S{)utlh from MelkS'ham, in the WEli&tern division Ennismore Gardens, London S.W. is lord of the manor of the county, hundred and petty sesSlional divislion of and principal landowner. The soil is clay; subsoil, clay WhorweI1sdoWlIl, W6stbury union, oo1lllity court district and stones. The chief crops are wheat and roots, with of Trowbridg·e, rurnl doonery of Potteme (Bradford por- a large proport,ion of land in pasture. The area of trion), archdeaconry oi WiLts and diocese of Salisbury. Steeple Ashton is 2,831 acres; rateable value, £4,9°2; The church of St. Mary the Virgin is a building of stone and the population in 1901 was 650 in the civil and I 390 in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave, in the ecclesiastical parish. ' lrisles, north and south porches, and an 'embattled western .., . .. tower containing a clock and 7 bells: the chancel was HI~TON IS a tlthmg ID thIS. parIsh, 11 mIles. north. erected in 1853: the stained east window is a memorial ~e~e IS' a Wesleya.n ~~apel, bUilt. about 1864, ~Ith 100 to WaIter Long esq.; the west window was filled with sIttmgs, and a. PrImItIve MethodI~t ohapel, built about stained glass in 1879, and the other windows contain 1859, and holding 60. Th~ ar~a IS 676 acres; rateable "fraO'ments of ancient stained glas·s: there are marble value, £1.,21 5; the populatIOn ID 1901 was 152 . mo~uments to the Hon. Thomas Beach, 1774; and Helen, West Ash~, ~ tithin~ of ~teep~e Ashton and a se­ 'his wife, 1771; to John Smith, 1775; Anne Cary, 1772 ; para0 eccles13stlCal pansh, IS gtven under anmher William Long, 1783; Henry Long, 1672; Richard Long, headI~g. 1708 ; John Long, 1796; and brasses to the Right Pan>S<h Olerk and Sexton, ReuOOn GraDlt. Hon. Archibald Colquhoun, dated 1820; Maria Carpen- Post, M. O. & T. 0., '1'. M. 0., S. H., E. D., P. P. & .ter, 1652; Florentine and Richard Long, 1835; Thomas A. & I. O.-Mrs. Jane Bartlett, sub-postmistress. Let- 'Flower, 1671; William Olift, 1799; Peter Crooke, 1633; tars are received throug~ Trowbridge at 8 a.m. & 5. 15 .and Roger Crooke, 1655; the church affords 400 sittings. p.m.; sunday, 8 a.m.; dIspatched at 10.25 a.m. & 6.25 The register dates from the year 1538. The living p.m.; sunday, 9.25 a.m ?is a vicarage, with the ancient chapelry of Semington Wall Letter Boxes.-Hinton, cleared 7.20 a.m. &; 6,45 .annexed, net yearly value £448, with residence and 14 p.m.; sunday, 10.25 a.m. & Ashton Common, cleared .~cres of glebe, in the gift of Magdalene College, Cam- 7.10 p.m.; sunday, 10.45 a.m ;bridge, and held since 1897 by the Rev. Edward Pon­ sonby Knubley M.A. of Magdalene College, Cambridge. COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR WHORWELLSDOWN Here is a Primitive Methodist chapel, built in 1854 PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISION. <and seating 150; and a Baptist chapel, built in 1861, Wallington Col. Sir John Williams K.C.B. Keevil Manor 'With 100 sittings; a Sunday school was added in 1874. house, Trowbridge, chairman The market cross, erected in 1066, was restored in Gwatkin Joshua Reynolds Gascoigne esq. M.A. Manor '1679, 1714 and 1887. Coral rag fossils have been [Qund house, Pobterne, Devizes in large quantities in the parish at various times. Chari­ Long Right Hon. Waiter Hume P.C., M.P., D.L. Rood .ties. In 1594 Roger Martin left £10; Margaret Roger, Ashton house, Trowbridge in 1595, £2; and Annie Martin, Anthony Martin and Mackay James esq. Manor house, Seend, Melksham Peter Crook smaller sums; in 1643 Samuel Martyn, by Treacher William Bolland esq. Baynton house, East will, gave the close called "Luffenham," to furnish two Coulston, Westbury .coats and two gowns of frieze or other cloth yearly to two Watson-'raylor George Simon Arthur M.A., D.L. Erl· poor men and two poor women; Henry Long in 1670, stoke park, Devizes and Richard Long in 1730, gave 3! acres of land; John The chairman Whorwellsdown Rural District Council is Brown in 1722, gave 4 acres and £200 for the purchase an ex-officio magistrate of land, the rents to be given for life to 4 poor labourers; Clerks to the Magistrates,Mann & Rodway,Trowbridge. in 1737 Elizabeth Martyn gave certain land, the rents Special & pertty sllIs1sQons are h~ld on a tuesday in every to be employed in buying linen cloth for poor women; month at the Village Hall, Steeple Ashton, at II a.m. John Hicks in 1779, gave £5 for educating poor children; The division comprises the following places:-Steeple in 1.813 the purchase money of a cottage belonging to Ashton, West Ashton, Hinton, Keevil, Bulkington, the second poor of Hinton was invested in Consols and East Coulston, West ConIston, Tinhead, Baytnon & the interest devoted to the poor of the tithing; in 1815 Edington John Tugwell left £561 13s. in Consols, the interest to Police Sergeant, Gerard O!man be devoted tQ education; in 1828 the Rev. Samuel Hey, Elementary School (mixed), erected in 1820, & enlarged then vicar, gave his library of 1,139 volumes and 80me in 1895, for 170 children; average attendance, 130; articles of furniture for the use of his succes,sors; in 1852 William Gray, master George Tayler left £3,000, the interest of which is to be Carriers to Trowbridge.-EdW8iI'd Rowland Rogers, daily expended in bread for 6 poor men and 6 poor women of &; 'J'lhomas Jordan, tues. thul'S. & sa.t STEEPLE ASHTON. GIeed Job, farmer Tucker Thomas, farmer, Mill farm (For other names in this parish, see Grant Geo. hay & straw dlr. & frmr Watts Edwd. farmer & road contractor Trowbridge.) Green Edmund Theodore, dairyman Winslow Hy. George, baker & grocer llosanquet Eustace Fulcrand J.P. Griffin Frands, hay & straw merchant Woodman Isaac, farnner Steeple Ashton house & farmer IDNTON. (Jary William Henry, Manor house Griffin John, farmer Knubley Rev. Edward Ponsonby M.A. Hill WilIiam, Long Arms P.H COMMERCIAL. Vicarage Holloway Rose (Miss), dress maker Amor George, cowkeeper Munc1y Mrs Jordan Thomas, carrier [Burbidge Wil1iam, hawker 'tVinslow Mrs Jordan William, florist Drinkwawr Thomas, farmer COMMERCIAL. March Frank,market gardnr.& carrier Fuller Thomas, shopkeeper .ashby Emma (Mrs.), grocer & lime Marsh Clara (Mrs.), butcher Griffin In. Wm. farmr. Parsonage frm burner Mason Thos. plumber & painter Hawkins Arthur, farmer :Ashby John, farmer, Spiel'S Peace frm MaUhews William, farmer Langley John, New inn, brewer &; Barnett Charles, farmer Miles John, shoe maker boot maker llerrett Walter, carpenter &; wheelwrt Moore Albert, smith Matthews AIfd. Jas. farmr. Pye corner Berrett William, thakher Rogers Kate (Miss), frmr. Ashton la Milsom Augusta C. (Mrs.), farmer, "Brown Alfred, coal dlr. & beer retlr ROIieI'S Edward Rowland, wheelwright Hinton farm Brown Arthur, Rose & Crown P.R &. carrier Nobbs Wm. H. farmer, Church farm Brown Charles, farmer Rogers George, farmer, Green lane Norris Sophia (Mrs.), grocer Burbidge Henry, farmer, TyIers Sainsbury Geo. farmer, Stoney gutter Perrott 'Worthy, farmer Vary Wm. Hy. farmer, Manor house Sims Emily (Mrs.), farmer Rogeril Rowland, farmer, Haggs hill .case Ernest H. &; Clare E. (Miss), Sims James, farmer Sims William, farmer grocers, bakers &; drapers Social Club & Institute (Wm. Cray, Thomas Samuel, farmer Cray William, assistant overseer, clerk hon. sec) Twinney .AIbert, pig dealer to Parish Council, tax collector & Tucker Emanuel, farmer. Home farm Twinney Arthur, farmer schoolrna~+'3r, School house Tucker Harbt. frmr. Elmsgate farm Twinney Mary (Mrs.), cowkeeper Gerrish William, farmer Tucker Rupert, farmer, New Grounds White WiHiam, thatcher WILT~. 14.
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    1124 M.A.T WILTSHIRE:. • (KELLv'S .MA:nKET GA:Rl>ENERS •continued, . MECli:ANICAL ENGINEERS. tEvansThos.SherstonMagna,Malmesbry Draper John, Easterton, Devizes See Engineers-Mechanical. tEyres Edwin,Rayml.Lacock,Chppnhm Drewett James, Eastertonj Devizes :Warmer John Seymour, J.ittleton mill, Elkins Giles, Chalford, Westbury MERCHANTS GENERAL. West Lavington, Devizes Elkins Nathaniel, Dilton, Westbury g·tr G · p t 1 & Th6 tFerris F.Manningford Bohnne,Mar1bro' Fennell Israel Urchfont Devizes Hler ;!rgebJ~· rospec Pace tFerris Frank William, Woodborough; Fergusson G~or"'e Bdrbage, Market M arpH, rCow nlge W'lt S . b & North Newnton, Marlborough 1 1 L D "'· ' oore Y· row ane, on, a IS ury +Ferris Simon New mill Milton Lil a.vmgton, eVIZeS Moore ur V ''UT t 8 t UT'lt1 s 1' b ry + ' , - Fiddler Joseph, Willoughbysfarm,Easter- "m. · "es • " on, a IS u borne, P~wsey S.O . ton, Devizes METAL MERCHANT FryJ.Drew sPondi?ls.Potterne rd:Dev1zs Francis Eli, Dilton, W-estbury . , . • t~arne_r James, B1shopstone,. Salisbury Fraser w. & Sons, Tetbury bill, Mal· Tylee Wllham, 64 G1gant st. Salisbury tGodwm James, Seagry m1ll, Lower mesbury Seagry, Chippenham Giddings Thomas, Littleton, West METAL PE~FORATORS, tGray A . .Barford St. Mar~in, Salisbury Lavington, Devizes , Braby F. & Co. Fttzroy wor~s, Euston tGrayGeorge, F?vant, Sah~bury . Hailstone Jes~ Easton, PewseyS.O road, London N w; & L1verpool & tGregory H.G.Ft~herton m.llls,Sahsbury Haines Edmund, Marsh, Wanborough, Glasgow tGrey George, Dmton, Salisbury Shrivenham R.S.O Croggon & Co. Limited, 16 Upper tGriffin Edwd.Ford,Laverstock,Salisbry Hale Robert, Urchfont, Devizes Thames street, London B c; & at tHall Thos.Littleton Drew, Chippenham Hall William, Etchilhampton, Devizes Liverpool & Glasgow tHamptonJamesWilliam,Baldham mills, Haskell William, Lowbourne, Melksham Seend, Melksham Hatter William, Chittoe, Chippenham MIDWIFE.