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BK NO CHRISTIAN NAME SURNAME AGE OCCUPATION DIED WHERE BROUGHT FROM PLOT NO. /* U? BURIAL PERFORMED BY SIGNATURE A 442 MARY FRANCE CAREW ALEXANDER 33 WIDOW 24/12/1948 "RUTHMOYLE", HURTMORE, GODALMING (-) A 100 * 1/1/1949 THE REV. E. HARDMAN M. BLUNDELL COLE A 161 ANSLEY ALEXANDER 86 WIDOW 9/11/1917 COMPTON THE STREET, COMPTON B 73 13/11/1917 A. BETTON GWYNN E FRANKS A 613 PERCY ALEXANDER 61 MESSENGER 24/4/1964 THAMES DITTON SURBITON & ESHER A 109 29/4/1964 CANON HOWARD C.F. SAVAGE A 403 FREDERICK ROBERT ALLEE 70 GARDENER 20/10/1945 ST LUKE'S HOSPITAL, GUILDFORD PRIORS THATCH, PRIORS FIELD ROAD, COMPTONB 142 23/10/1945 REV. E. HARDMAN A.W. BULLEN A 555 RONALD WRIGHT ALSTON 60 CURATOR OF WATTS GALLERIES 21/12/1958 GUILDFORD (-) G 57 A* 3/1/1959 CANON HUDSON H.R. PHILPOT A 215 GEORGE ALFRED ANDREWS 86 STEWARD 10/7/1924 COMPTON COMPTON H 212 14/7/1924 REV. A.B. GWYNN, M.A. A.W. BULLEN A 121 MARY ANN ANDREWS 70 WIFE OF STEWARD 5/11/1912 LIMNERS LEASE, COMPTON LIMNERS LEASE, COMPTON H 213 Nov-1912 REV. A.B. GRAYSON JOHN LAKE A 82 JANE ANSELL 75 WIFE OF BRICKMAKER 14/6/1906 1 TOTTENHAM ROAD, FARNCOMBE 1 TOTTENHAM ROAD, FARNCOMBE B 30 16/6/1906 REV. H.H. GILLETT JOHN LAKE A 91 WILLIAM ANSELL 87 BRICKYARD FOREMAN 4/6/1907 TOTTENHAM ROAD, FARNCOMBE FARNCOMBE B 11 8/6/1907 REV. H.H. GILLETT JOHN LAKE B 919 EVA GERTRUDE APPLETON 93 WIDOW 14/2/1986 GODALMING GODALMING A 60 21/2/1986 OWN MINISTER G. MAXWELL (INITIALS) A 457 ARTHUR BEENY APPLETON 61 PROFESSOR OF MEDICINE 22/4/1950 ST TMOMAS HOSPITAL, LONDON (-) A 60 25/4/1950 THE REV. E. HARDMAN H.R. PHILPOT A 471 MARY ELIZABETH ARNOLD 68 MARRIED WOMAN 17/1/1952 13 FOWLERS CROFT, COMPTON (-) B 161 21/1/1952 THE REV. E. HARDMAN H.R. PHILPOT B 927 NICHOLAS CHARLES ELLIS ASHTON 81 RETIRED 17/7/1986 GUILDFORD GUILDFORD N 10 24/7/1986 OWN MINISTER G. MAXWELL (INITIALS) B 952 CARMEN ASHTON 85 RETIRED 11/3/1988 HAYWARDS HEATH HAYWARDS HEATH N 10 18/3/1988 OWN MINISTER G. MAXWELL (INITIALS) B 1000 ROGER HENRY ASHWORTH 57 COMPUTER PROGRAMMER 17/11/1989 GUILDFORD GUILDFORD N 44 23/11/1989 FATHER TAYLOR PINNER A 695 GEORGE HENRY AUBERTIN 81 RETIRED 30/10/1970 MILFORD MILFORD CHEST HOSPITAL K 19 * 2/11/1970 REV. RENNISON D.A. ASLIN A 370 ARTHUR AYLEN 72 GARDENER 19/7/1942 COMPTON COMPTON A 111 23/7/1942 REV. E. HARDMAN A.W. BULLEN A 595 ALICE AYLEN 96 WIDOW 29/12/1962 COMPTON COMPTON A 111 4/1/1963 CANON HUDSON C.F. SAVAGE B 1003 PETER CHARLES BAILEY 53 (-) 12/2/1990 NORMANDY NORMANDY O 31 * (-) (-) PINNER B 744 JOHN DENIS BAILEY 48 (-) 30/8/1974 WOODSIDE, PRIORSFIELD ROAD, COMPTON COMPTON K 45 5/8/1974 THE REV. R.A.W. HAMBLY D. REYNOLDS A 393 ALICE BALCHIN 79 WIDOW 16/10/1944 FARNHAM COUNTY HOSPITAL FARNHAM* B 127 19/10/1944 REV. E. HARDMAN A.W. BULLEN A 392 GEORGE BALCHIN 70 GARDENER 8/9/1944 ROYAL SURREY COUNTY HOSPITAL, GUILDFORDGUILDFORD* B 127 12/9/1944 REV. E. HARDMAN A.W. BULLEN B 789 MABEL BALL 83 HOUSEWIFE 28/6/1977 COMPTON DOWNEND HOUSE, COMPTON M 5 4/7/1977 REV. R.A. HAMBLEY D. REYNOLDS B 814 ARTHUR LESLIE BALL 81 RETIRED 22/10/1979 COMPTON COMPTON M 5 26/10/1979 REV. HAMBLY G. MAXWELL (INITIALS) A 673 BLANCHE BARDSLEY 88 WIDOW 17/4/1969 CRICKET GREEN COTTAGE, CHIDDINGFOLD CHIDDINGFOLD L 1 24/4/1969 CANON HOWARD D.A. ASLIN A 395 ELIZA MARY ANN BARDWELL 65 COOK HOUSEKEEPER 23/12/1944 GREY FRIARS, COMPTON (-) B 99 28/12/1944 REV. E. HARDMAN A.W. BULLEN A 256 WILLIAM CLIVE BARKER 1Y 1M (-) 4/5/1929 COMPTON COMPTON A 39 9/5/1929 REV. HERBERT HIGHLEY A.W. BULLEN A 637 ROBERT JAMES BARMBY 23 SCHOOLMASTER 16/7/1966 CHERTSEY CHERTSEY J 26 22/7/1966 CANON HOWARD C.F. SAVAGE B 871 GEORGE WILLIAM BARNES 72 RETIRED 31/8/1983 GUILDFORD GUILDFORD M 42 6/9/1983 OWN MINISTER G. MAXWELL (INITIALS) B 977 FIONA JULIET BARRON 23 STUDENT 5/10/1988 CAMDEN CAMDEN N 37 * 2/11/1988 OWN MINISTER G. MAXWELL (INITIALS) A 317 LOUIS DANIEL BARROW 85 GARDENER (RETIRED) 10/1/1937 COMPTON COMPTON C 11 15/1/1937 REV. NEWTON JONES A.W. BULLEN A 273 LOUISA BARROW 75 WIFE OF LOUIS DANIEL BARROW 13/3/1931 GUILDFORD GUILDFORD C 6 18/3/1931 REV. A. LEWIS A.W. BULLEN B 971 JOAN MARGARET BARRY 62 RETIRED 15/8/1988 GUILDFORD GUILDFORD N 32 15/8/1988 OWN MINISTER G. MAXWELL (INITIALS) B 781 JOHN WILFRED BARTER 69 RETIRED 17/1/1976 CHIPPING CAMPDEN, GLOS CHIPPING CAMPDEN K 44 20/1/1976 OWN MINISTER D. REYNOLDS B 882 CATHERINE CROSS BARTER 78 WIDOW 28/4/1984 SHOTTERMILL SHOTTERMILL K 44 2/5/1984 OWN MINISTER G. MAXWELL (INITIALS) B 747 ALAN M. BARTLETT BL (-) (-) (-) (-) K 66 (-) (-) (-) Page 1 A 260 NEWLY BORN MALE CHILD BATCHELOR 15MIN FATHER: WALTER HENRY 17/10/1929 COMPTON (-) F 45 A 19/10/1929 (-) A.W. BULLEN A 697 DOROTHY ELLEN BATCHELOR 75 MARRIED WOMAN 10/12/1970 COMPTON 4 BROOK COTTAGES, COMPTON J 51 14/12/1970 CANON W.G. HOWARD D.A. ASLIN B 877 WALTER HENRY BATCHELOR 87 RETIRED 25/12/1983 GUILDFORD GUILDFORD J 51 3/1/1984 OWN MINISTER G. MAXWELL (INITIALS) A 658 ALBERTHA MARGUERITA BATES 65 WIDOW 21/9/1967 WOKING WOKING E 24 26/9/1967 R.C. OWN C.F. SAVAGE A 447 EMILY DOLORES BATEY 65 SPINSTER 16/5/1949 "WESTBURY HOUSE", COMPTON (-) A 49 20/5/1949 THE REV. E. HARDMAN H.R. PHILPOT A 339 MARTHA CECILIA BATSTONE 82 WIDOW 7/1/1940 COMPTON COMPTON H 164 11/1/1940 REV. E. HARDMAN A.W. BULLEN A 469 ALICE BAUMONT 73 WIDOW 21/9/1951 3 DOWN PLACE, COMPTON (-) B 152 26/9/1951 THE REV. E. HARDMAN H.R. PHILPOT A 239 ALBERT GEORGE BEAGLEY 71 GARDENER 8/2/1927 COMPTON (-) B 131 12/2/1927 REV. A.B. GWYNN, M.A. A.W. BULLEN A 304 SOPHIA JOSEPHINE MILLRIDGE BEAGLEY 83 WIDOW OF ALBERT GEORGE BEAGLEY 26/6/1935 COMPTON COMPTON B 131 29/6/1935 REV. H. HIGHLEY A.W. BULLEN A 299 CHARLES BEAGLEY 47 NONE, INVALID 15/1/1935 GUILDFORD COMPTON B 129 17/1/1935 REV. H. HIGHLEY A.W. BULLEN A 123 ANNE BEAGLEY 78 WIDOW OF LABOURER 23/1/1913 OAK COTTAGES, COMPTON OAK COTTAGES, COMPTON B 134 25/1/1913 REV. A.B. GRAYSON JOHN LAKE A 505 MARY ANN BEAGLEY 72 SPINSTER 22/3/1955 SHAMLEY GREEN (-) B 159 26/3/1955 THE REV. E. HARDMAN H.R. PHILPOT A 605 FREDERICK BECK 47 HANDYMAN 25/7/1963 GODALMING GUILDFORD J 1 30/7/1963 REV. RENNISON C.F. SAVAGE A 653 JSSIE HELEN BELAND 61 (-) 6/7/1967 HAMBLEDON HAMBLEDON J 17 6/7/1967 CANON HOWARD C.F. SAVAGE A 275 HARRY BAILEY BELDHAM 70 GARDENER 22/4/1931 COMPTON COMPTON B 107 25/4/1931 REV. H. HIGHLEY A.W. BULLEN A 347 FANNY BELDHAM 81 WIDOW 17/5/1940 COMPTON COMPTON B 107 22/5/1940 REV. E. HARDMAN A.W. BULLEN B 945 ROBERTA GRACE BELL-WILSON 52 HOUSEWIFE 13/1/1988 GUILDFORD GUILDFORD N 19 21/1/1988 OWN MINISTER G. MAXWELL (INITIALS) A 601 WILLIAM FRANK MONTRESOR BENSON 58 (-) 1/4/1963 GUILDFORD GUILDFORD J 4 6/4/1963 REV. HUDSON C.F. SAVAGE A 640 DORIS KATE BENSON 57 SALES ASSISTANT 12/10/1966 GUILDFORD GUILDFORD J 4 18/10/1966 REV. RENISON C.F. SAVAGE B 736 HARRIET MARY BENWELL 78 WIDOW 6/3/1974 FALKNER RD, FARNHAM FARNHAM K 9 (-) REV. R.A.W. HAMBLY D. REYNOLDS B 929 ARCHIBALD CAMBELL BENZIE 76 RETIRED 25/9/1986 CHIDDINGFOLD CHIDDINGFOLD L 1 * 30/9/1986 OWN MINISTER G. MAXWELL (INITIALS) B 892 MARGUERITE ENA BENZIE 75 RETIRED 18/8/1984 GUILDFORD GUILDFORD L 1 * 28/8/1984 OWN MINISTER G. MAXWELL (INITIALS) A 57 LINA BEST 39 WIFE OF GENTLEMAN 29/3/1903 1 HAVEN VILLAS, ALDWICK ROAD, BOGNOR BOGNOR H 138 * 3/4/1903 REV. H.H. GILLETT* JOHN LAKE A 87 GEORGE HOLLINGS BEST (-) GENTLEMAN (RETIRED CAPT) 4/12/1906 EDINBURGH EDINBURGH H 139 10/12/1906 REV. H.H. GILLETT JOHN LAKE A 114 MARIAN BETT (-) WIDOW 12/7/1911 DOWN PLACE, COMPTON COMPTON H 155 15/7/1911 REV. H.H. GILLETT JOHN LAKE A 433 ELIZABETH JESSIE BETT 83 SPINSTER 1/3/1948 STAGSDEN NURSING HOME, BOURNEMOUTH,(-) HANTS H 141 4/3/1948 THE REV. E. HARDMAN H.R. PHILPOT B 907 ARTHUR WILLIAM JAMES BETTS 72 RETIRED 16/3/1985 COMPTON COMPTON H 260 26/3/1985 REV. NICHOLSON G. MAXWELL (INITIALS) A 518 IRENE MABEL BETTS 41 MARRIED WOMAN 12/1/1956 ROYAL SURREY COUNTY HOSPITAL, GUILDFORD(-) H 260 17/1/1956 THE REV. HUDSON H.R. PHILPOT B 748 PAUL JAMES BIRD 70 RETIRED 26/12/1974 26 BLADON CLOSE, GUILDFORD GUILDFORD D 7 30/12/1974 REV. BIRD (IN PENCIL) D. REYNOLDS A 83 JOHN BIRD 72 GARDENER 15/7/1906 COMMON SIDE, COMPTON COMPTON B 86 19/7/1906 REV. H.H. GILLETT JOHN LAKE A 46 ELIZABETH BIRD 66 WIFE OF GARDENER 6/3/1902 COMPTON COMPTON B 85 11/3/1902 REV.
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    4633 railway, with all proper, works and conveniences to the Farnborough station: of the said South. respectively connected therewith, that is to say, a Western Railway,, in the said parish of Farn- branch or extension of the. said Reading, Guildford, borough, in the said county of Southampton, and •and Reigate. Railway commencing from and out of which said proposed branch railway, works, and. or by a junction "with the said main line or trunk conveniences is or are intended to pass, or be ffailway at or near to a spot upon which now made by, from, through, or into the parish of Farn- •stands or formerly stood a certain building, called r borough, in the county of Southampton. the old workhouse at Ash,. in the parish of Ash,, in And it is intended in the said Act or Acts to the county of Surrey,. and terminating at or near to take power to make and maintain another to a spot now or lately, called Asp. Mill, at or near branch railway, or extension of the said main trunk the town and in the parish of. Alton',: in the. county line of railway, with all proper works and conve- or Southampton, and which said- proposed- branch . niences respectively connected therewith, that is to railway, works, and conveniences, is.or- are intended say, a- branch or extension, of the said Reading, to pass, or be made by; from, through, or into the Guildford, and Reigate Railway, commencing from several parishes, townships, and extra-parochial, or and out of or by a junction with the said main other, places following, or* some of them, that is to line or trunkrailway.At^QB.y'ifl Wparish of^Saint say, Ash, Normandy , Worplesdon - Nicholas Guildford, aforesaid, in the said county of Surrey, in the occupation of Isaac Ellis, and otherwise Runwick, Tilford, Wrecclesham, all in terminating at or near the southern end of West- the county of Surrey, Bentley, Binstead,.
  • Shere Parish Council Council Meeting 7.00Pm Tuesday 8Th

    Shere Parish Council Council Meeting 7.00Pm Tuesday 8Th

    SHERE PARISH COUNCIL Serving the villages of Gomshall, Holmbury St. Mary, Peaslake, Shere and a large part of Abinger Hammer COUNCIL MEETING 7.00PM TUESDAY 8TH SEPTEMBER 2020 Held remotely using video conferencing facility ZOOM (Coronavirus Act 2020) MINUTES Present: Councillors R Davey (Chairman), B Harrap, R Smith, J Cross, J Hutton, C Carlisle, M Taylor-Cotter, P Carter, B Grover, G Reffo and C Brooke. Surrey County Council (SCC) Councillor K Taylor Guildford Borough Council Councillors D Jones and R Billington Three members of the public. Clerk & RFO S Hoyland Ref: Item: 20/76 To accept apologies and reasons for absence in accordance with the Local Government Act 1972, s 85(1) (LGA 1972) – Councillor A Case 20/77 Approval of the Minutes of the Council meeting held on the 2nd July 2020 - Approved as a Correct Record (to be Signed after Zoom Meeting) 20/78 Declaration of Disclosable Pecuniary Interests (DPIs) Declarations by Councillors on any of the agenda items below in accordance with The Localism Act 2011, ss.27-34 and the Relevant Authorities (Disclosable Pecuniary Interests) Regulations 2012. (SI 2012 No. 1464) – None 20/79 Brief Report from Surrey County Council (SCC) Councillor K Taylor on matters from Surrey County Council affecting Shere Parish – A brief report was given by Councillor K Taylor on the following subjects: • Sherbourne bridge, Albury – it was reported that the works will hopefully be completed by the 11th September 2020, although he explained, online states 20th September 2020. The Chairman replied that the diversion did not direct traffic through Shere but a huge number of vehicles had been going through Shere, due to local knowledge, phone maps and sat navs.