198 SEAGRY. WILTSHIRE. (KELLY's-
UPPER SE.A.GRY. B~yliffe John Searle,farmer, Manor fm Perrett George, farmer Hickson Robert, cooper Teagle Charles, Post office Cotes Maj. ArthUJr J.P. Seagry house Marsh Mary Ann (Miss), shopkeeper West John, horse breaker Baker Alfred, market. gardener Minty William, beer ret. & shopkeeper Wright George, far:we\'
SEDGEHILL (or Sedghi:l) is a parish on the Dor- average £r8s, net income £25S. including IIO acres of setshire border, r! miles north-west from Semley station glebe, in the gift of Sir Michael R. Shaw-Stewart bart. on the Salisbury and Yeovil branch of the London and and held since 1872 by the Rev. George Biscoe OldfielSEEND is a parish and village, with a station about of £ro Ios. yearly, d€rived from 5 acres of land left in a mile from the village, on the Berks and Rants E:x! r6s1, is distributed in greatcoats, those only being_ tension of the Great Western railway, 3~ miles south e:igible who have not received parish relief during the east-by-east from Melksham, 4 west from Devizes and year, and Bruge's charity of £2o (half of which goes to 93 from London, in the Western division of the county, MelkEham), derived from money left in 1835, is distri union, petty sessivnal division, hundred and county buted annually in b:ankets. Iron ore is found here in court district of Melksham, rural deanery of Potterne abundance, and until recently was largely worked. There (Bradford portion), archdeaconry of Wilts and diocese are two chalybeate springs in the parish. Deline Awdry of Salisbury. The village is seat.ed on an eminence esq. who is lord of the manor, the Duke of Somerset. commanding some fine and extensive views of the sur William P. Ludlow-Bruges· es~. Sir William Rogel"' rounding country, and is partly supplied with water Brown, and Wadham Locke esq. of Seend Cleeve House .. from the Trowbridge Water Works. The Kennet and and The Elms, Christchurch, Ha.nts, are the principal Avon canal passes through. The church of the Holy landowners. The soil is principally heavy clay; sub Cross ilil a handome stone structure, in the Perpendicular soil, various. The chief crop is hay. The land is almost style, consisting of chancel (built in 1876), nave of entirely us.ed for g"razing and dairy farming, and there four bays, aisles, north and south porches and square is only a very small portion ara.ble. The area is 2,688 western tower, surmounted by battlements and pin acres; rateable value, £7,684; 1!he population in 189x nacles, and containing 6 bells and clock: there is a was 929. brass in good preservation, bearing date 1498, to John Parish Clerk, J oseph Will shire. Stokys, founder of the north aisle, and many monuments Sexton, George Hillier. to the Seym.ours, Schombergs, Ludlow-Bruges, Lockes, Post, M. 0. & T. 0., S. B., Express Delivery & Annuity Awdrys, Dugda:es, and one to Adam. Wragg. and family: & Insurance Office.-Albert Barnes, sub-postmaster.· the church in I885 was enriched by three handsome Letters t·hrongh Melksham axe received at 7.1s a.m. stained windows, a reredos of carved stone and marble & 2 p.m.; dispatched at 9.50 a.m. & 6.40 p.m stone pulpit and carved oak lectern: in 1889 a fine Wall Box, Seend Cleeve, ·cleared at 7 p.m. & that of organ was placed in the church at a cost of [450: here Seend Green at 6.20 p.m. week days only are 400 sittings. The register dates from the year 1612. National School (mixed), was erected at the expense of The living is a vicarage, average tithe rent-charge £ q8, 'fhomas Bruges esq. in 1832. whieh has since been net yearly value [240, with residence, in the gift of rebuilt & en:a.rged (1863) & again in 1894, by sub the Dean and Chapter of Salisbury, and held since 1873 scription of the inhabitants, for 220 children; aver by the Rev. Arthur Barugh Thynne M.A. of Trinity age attendance, 140; Wi:Iiam John Humphries, mas College. Cam bridg-e. Then• are places of worship for t!'r; Mrs .C1ara Humphries, mistress Wesleyans and Primitive Methodists. · Tipper's charity Railway Station, John Hodder, station master PRIVATE RESJDF.NTS. ')'ucker George Earle Joseph, carpenter Ander.son Major Jn. Fredk.Ferrum lo Vines Mis,ses, Seend Head house Earle Maurice, carp·~nter Awdry Rev. Seymour, Manor cottage Voules Misses, Eagle cottage Fear Aaron, farmer Barnes Miss Wiltshire Georg-e, Burnham cottage Ferris John, farmer, Seend row Ballantyne John, Brae val Wragg Adam, The RookE-ry Flower Stephen, grocer &c Barnr~s Mrs. Seend green COMMERCIAL. Greenhill Waiter Hy. farmer, Inmarsh Bell Wihliam Reward J.P., F.G.S Ac-kerman Frank, painter & glazier Gumm Charles, farmer,Malthouse frm Daubeney Mrs. Giles Alien John, farmer. Seend Bridge frm Gumm Stephen, Thornham farm Glass James Amor Jasper, baker, Cleeve Hayward Edward lsaac, stone mason Hamilton Miss, Manor hou ~e Barns .A.lbert, sub-postmaster k shopkeeper IJamilton Mrs. Manor house Barns Edwin, mason Hillier George, carpenter Kinsey Maj. 1Vm. Hy.The White ho Bourne Wm. farmer, Mitchell's farm Hillier J ames, carpenter Loo 1Vm. Blackstone J.P. Somerset ho Breach Herbert Wm. farmer, Inmarsh Holden George,coal mer. Seend Cleeve Ludlow-Bruges HenryH•mgerford J.P. Bracher Wm. farmer, Turner·s farm Humphries William John, rate col· Seend house Brooks Geo.Alex. farmer,SeendCleeve lector, assistant overseer & school Ludlow-Bruges Misses, Seend house Butcher Thomas Wicks~ farmer & mastei' Ludlow-Bruges William Penruddocke, miller (water), Baldham mills J ones John, haulier Seend house Butler Charles, Bell inn Jones Benjamin, fa.,.,rmmer Locke Wadham J.P. Cleeve house Butler Edwin, farmer, Broad Lane fm Manley Alfred, farmer Porter William, Seend row Candy Francis SHiney, Barge inn Marsh Williatn, market gardener S'chomberg Arthur Cook Edward George, blacksmith Marvell Thomas, mason Schomberg Edmund Clerke, Seend Cottle Charles, farmer, Pile farm Matthews Janeo (Mrs.), Brewery inn lodge Cutting Samuel, shoe maker Merrett Thomas, farmer & carpenter. Schomberg Misses Downing Robert, New inn Berrls farm Thynne Rev.. Art'hur Barugh M.A. Durham Hannah (Mrs.), grocr.& drpr Moss Henry Herbert, boot maker. Vicarage Dutton Priscilla (Mi11s), dress maker Seend Cleeve
