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Tollard Royal - School Admissions Register 1909-1934 Tollard Royal - School Admissions Register 1909-1934 Date of Date of Re- Details of Parent or Guardian Date of Birth Last School Attended Number of Times Attended For Year Date of Leaving Admission Register Admission Surname Given Names Notes Number Year Date Year Date Surname Given Names Abode Occupation Year Date Name of School Highest Standard (Year) (Year) (Year) (Year) (Year) (Year) Year Date 882 1926 11-Jan Adlam Audrey May Riggs Fanny Tollard Royal 1921 08-May None Withdrawn (re) 882 1926 28-Jun Adlam Audrey May Riggs Fanny 1921 08-May 1926 30-Aug Left village 854 1921 03-Oct Allen Fred Allen Joseph Tollard Royal 1910 08-Mar Teffont 1922 22-Oct Mentally deficient 954 1932 05-Apr Allen Horace Leslie Allen Eli King John's Hotel 1918 25-Oct Ferndown 1932 14-Jan (810) 864 1923 02-Oct Allen William James Joseph Tollard Royal 1917 20-Nov None 1924 10-Oct Left the village to Ashcombe 750 1912 22-Apr Anstey Albert Leonard Anstey William Tollard Royal 1908 06-Oct None 1912 24-Oct Taken ill with bronchitis! (re) 750 1912 09-Dec Anstey Albert Leonard Anstey William Tollard Royal 1908 06-Oct Tollard Royal 603 R 1910 07-Nov Anstey Harold James Anstey William Tollard Royal 1898 25-Jun Tollard Royal 1911 07-Jul Left to go to work! 891 1926 01-Nov Antell Edith Mabel Antell Frank Tollard Green 1913 23-Dec Gussage All Saints 1927 25-Mar Left district 893 1926 01-Nov Antell Vera Rose Antell Frank Tollard Green 1919 09-Jul Gussage All Saints 1927 25-Mar Left district 892 1926 01-Nov Antell William John Antell Frank Tollard Green 1915 13-May Gussage All Saints 1927 25-Mar Left district 834 1920 29-Mar Bailey Cecil J Bailey Cecil Rushmore Park 1914 17-Jul None 1925 12-Oct Gone to Chilcompton (re) 834 1925 26-Oct Bailey Cecil J Cecil Rushmore Park 1914 17-Jul Chilcompton 1926 30-Aug Gone to secondary school 960 1933 15-Mar Bailey Claude Bailey Henry James Tollard Green 1928 02-Mar 1942 01-Apr Over 14 (re?) 781 1920 19-Apr Bailey Constance Bailey William Tollard Green 1909 22-Jan Salisbury 1921 25-Jan Left - to Farnham 885 1926 28-Jun Bailey Cyril Percy James James Henry Tollard Green 1921 20-Mar 1935 29-Mar Left School Over 14 935 1930 10-Feb Bailey Edna Agnes Joan Bailey Henry James Tollard Green 1924 05-Oct 1938 22-Dec Left Over 14 966 1934 08-Jan Bailey Jesper Clifford Bailey Beatrice Tollard Green 1928 15-Jun None Withdrawn 875 1925 08-Jun Bailey Lionel Cecil Rushmore Park 1920 08-Jan None 1925 12-Oct Gone to Chilcompton (re) 875 1925 26-Oct Bailey Lionel Cecil Rushmore Park 1920 08-Jan Withdrawn 1926 27-Oct 949 1931 12-Oct Bailey Mollicennia Mary Harris E H Tollard Green 1925 08-Aug 1935 12-Jul Left district 904 1927 23-May Bailey Percy James Bailey Beatrice Tollard Green 1921 11-Dec 1935 06-Dec Left School Over 14 895 1927 21-Mar Bailey Victor Bailey William Tollard Green 1920 28-Jun 1927 29-Jul Left village 902 1927 02-May Bailey Winifred Lily May Bailey William Tollard Green 1922 09-Apr 1927 29-Jul Left district X 781 1914 11-May Baily Constance W Baily William Tollard Green, Salisbury 1909 22-Jan None 1921 25-Jul Left. Attending Farnham school (re) 755 1918 09-Dec Baily Dorothy Baily Mr Tollard Green 1905 06-Jul Tollard Royal 1919 31-Jul Fourteen years old 755 1912 24-Jun Baily Dorothy Elizth Baily William Tollard Green, Salisbury 1905 06-Jul None 1918 31-Oct Exempt on account of ill health (C.) 756 1912 16-Sep Baker Arthur Norman Baker Arthur Rushmore, Salisbury 1906 01-Jul Wieldstone 1913 04-Jul Parents left the district 793 1915 10-May Barnett Douglas F C Chown Fred Tollard Royal 1910 30-Apr None 1916 10-Mar Gone away to live with Grandparents 741 1911 23-Oct Bazell Jesse Bazell John Tollard Park, Tollard Royal 1902 22-Apr Broad Chalk 1913 04-Apr Parents left the district 883 1926 24-Apr Bealing George Bealing George Tollard Green, Tollard Royal 1920 13-Dec None 1934 26-Mar Left School Over 14 (re) 883 1928 01-May Bealing George Bealing George Tollard Green 1920 13-Dec 1928 18-May Withdrawn (re) 883 1928 01-Aug Bealing George Bealing George Tollard Green 1920 13-Dec 1934 19-Dec Over 14 947 1931 20-Jul Beggs Robert William Stote William Tollard Royal 1925 20-Feb Portland 1931 24-Jul Visit only (re) 947 1932 11-Jul Beggs Robert William Stote Harry Tollard Royal 1932 20-Jul Visit only 772 1913 01-Dec Bench Florence M Bench Henry Tollard Royal None 1914 06-Feb not in fit state' said to be. By parents 838 1920 11-Oct Bengyfield Roland Bengyfield Percy Farnham 1906 12-Nov Ebbestone Wake 1921 25-Jul Left - to Blandford Secondary School (C.) 787 1915 12-Apr Bennett Ellen Bennett Fred Tollard Royal 1902 13-Oct Ringwood CC School 1916 20-Apr Unfit for school through ill health (re) 790 1917 10-Sep Bennett Ethel Bennett Fred Tollard Royal 1908 20-Jan Tollard Royal 1920 08-Oct Left - to Tarrant Gunville (C.) 790 1915 12-Apr Bennett Ethel M Bennett Fred Tollard Royal 1908 20-Jan Ringwood CC School 1916 20-Apr Leaving village during holidays (re) 789 1917 10-Sep Bennett Frances Bennett Fred Tollard Royal 1906 25-Aug Tollard Royal 1920 04-Aug Left 14 years of age (C.) 789 1915 12-Apr Bennett Frances R Bennett Fred Tollard Royal 1906 25-Aug Ringwood CC School 1916 20-Apr Leaving village during holidays Bap (C.) 788 1915 12-Apr Bennett Frederick C Bennett Fred Tollard Royal 1904 01-Sep Ringwood CC School 1916 20-Apr Leaving village during holidays (re) 794 1917 10-Sep Bennett Herbert Bennett Fred Tollard Royal 1911 24-Feb Tollard Royal 1920 08-Oct Left - to Tarrant Gunville (C.) 794 1915 05-Jul Bennett Herbert F Bennett Clara (mother) Tollard Royal 1911 24-Feb None Leaving village during holidays 808 1917 22-Apr Bennett John Bennett Fred Tollard Royal 1913 22-Jun None Leaving village during holidays (re) 808 1917 10-Sep Bennett John Bennett Fred Tollard Royal 1913 22-Jun Tollard Royal 1920 08-Oct Left - to Tarrant Gunville (re) 791 1917 10-Sep Bennett Ronald Bennett Fred Tollard Royal 1909 09-Jun Tollard Royal 1920 08-Oct Left - to Tarrant Gunville (C.) 791 1915 12-Apr Bennett Ronald A Bennett Fred Tollard Royal 1909 09-Jun Ringwood CC School 1916 20-Apr Leaving village during holidays 830 1920 15-Mar Bennett Vida Bennett Frederick Tollard Royal 1915 22-Jun None 1920 08-Oct Left - to Tarrant Gunville 917 1928 16-Jan Betteridge Albert Sidney Betteridge Albert Ashcombe Farm 1915 10-Feb Axbridge Council 1928 14-May Gone away. Readmitted 30/7/28 Left 27/2/29 over 14 815 1918 07-Jan Bevan Annie E Bevan Mrs Tollard Royal 1907 04-Feb Witchampton 1918 06-Feb Returned to Witchampton 712 1909 10-May Blake Fred Blake Fred Woodcutts, Salisbury 1900 14-Dec Sixpenney Handley 1914 09-Jan Excemption Certificate & needed for work 836 1920 27-Sep Brockway Cyril Brockway William Tollard Royal 1912 25-Aug Lower Weston, Bath 1926 30-Aug Left - over 14 837 1920 27-Sep Brockway Roy Brockway William Tollard Royal 1916 14-Jan Lower Weston, Bath Left - over 14 774 1914 06-Apr Brown Charles William Brown John Ashgrove, Tollard Royal 1904 25-Dec Ashmore 1915 22-Jan Parents left the district 782 1914 06-Jul Brown Florence Susan Brown John Ashgrove, Tollard Royal 1907 03-Jun Ashmore 1915 22-Jan Parents left the district 773 1914 09-Mar Brown Louisa Elizabeth Brown John Ashgrove, Tollard Royal 1902 02-Apr Ashmore 1914 03-Jul Gone away to live with relatives 899 1927 25-Apr Brown Mary Brown William Tollard Royal 1921 20-Jan Woolley 1927 10-May Returned home 839 1920 20-Oct Bryant Elsie Bryant James Tollard Royal 1908 10-Oct Ashmore 1920 23-Nov Left - to Melton Abbas 840 1920 20-Oct Bryant Ethel Bryant James Tollard Royal 1912 10-Jan Ashmore 1920 23-Nov Left - to Melton Abbas 910 1927 10-Oct Budden Ronald John Budden John Rookery Farm 1920 17-Aug Handley 1930 27-Jun Gone to Handley (re) 910 1932 07-Nov Budden Ronald John Budden John Rookery Farm 1920 17-Aug Handley 1933 06-Oct Left district 909 1927 10-Oct Budden Thirsa May Budden John Rookery Farm 1919 02-May Handley 1930 27-Jun Gone to Handley (re) 909 1932 07-Nov Budden Thirsa May Budden John Rookery Farm 1919 02-May Handley 1933 03-Aug Over 14 916 1927 12-Dec Budden Wilfred William Budden John Rookery Farm 1916 06-Jan Mannington Holt 1929 20-Dec Over 14 764 1913 26-May Bullen Charles W Bullen Sidney Tollard Royal 1909 24-Sep Gillingham 1914 25-Sep Parents left the district (re) 765 1917 04-Jun Bullen Charles W Bullen Sidney Tollard Royal 1909 24-Sep Berwick St John 851 1921 15-Feb Butcher Lily Conway Mrs Tollard Green 1908 22-Jul Winterslow 1921 18-Mar Returned home 800 1916 27-Mar Butcher Violet Ellen Conway Mrs A. Tollard Royal 1905 04-Mar 1916 20-Apr Returned to parents . She was visiting 853 1921 07-Mar Bye Evelyn Bye Edwin Tollard Royal 1914 24-Apr Farnham 1921 20-May Returned to Farnham 858 853 1922 06-Mar Bye Evelyn Edwin Tollard Royal 1914 24-Apr Farnham M.D.
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