|
(Continued)
The conjectural owners and/or tenants I have been able to
trace from written sources are as follows:
| Date |
Owner/tenant |
House
known as |
| 1803 |
William
Osborne, farmer |
|
| 1819 |
James
Osborne (snr), farmer, married to
Alice
William Birch, shopkeeper
|
|
| 1821 |
In
the will of Charles Lamprell of Little Bradley, 1821,
he left property purchased in Little Thurlow, off
Francis Dickens, to his sons, Wm & Charles, both
in holy orders, notably all the advowson, patronage
and presentation of the living and Rectory of Little
Bradley 'and all that piece of meadow called Cock
Meadow'
|
Little
Bradley Rectory (LBR) [1] |
| 1827 |
William
Casburn of Burwell, farmer
Thomas
Gardner, farmer
Samuel
Linton (snr)
Samuel
Linton (jnr)
John
Miles
|
|
| 183851 |
Alice
Osborne, was left LBR by husband James. (She was
tenant farmer of Street Farm, owned by Elizabeth
Soame.) She let mansion and grounds to Captain Thomas
Dench, RN ret., who lived with his wife Margaret,
& three sons Edward Augustus (who had
been a planter in Jamaica pre-1851), Lt Charles
Dench RN, and Mr Thomas Dench. [2]
What we call The Loft, which has been coach house,
stable, surgery, was let to Thomas Swallow, victualler
of The Cock (which was also owned by Eliz. Soame),
as a beer cellar
|
Little
Bradley Rectory |
| 1861 |
James
Osborne, ret. farmer, and Eliza, his wife
|
|
| 1865 |
James
Osborne, son of Alice and James (snr), & Eliza
sale to Anne Frances Purkis of Wimbledon
|
|
| 1868 |
A.F.
Purkis sale to Henry Hayward
|
|
| 186880 |
Herbert Alston, Rector of Little Bradley, in occupation
|
|
| 1880 |
Henry
Hayward, carpenter & builder (sons Wm & Walter)
let to John Basham, clothier
|
|
| 1889 |
John
Basham let LBR to Harriet Basham
|
|
| 1894 |
Henry
Hayward left LBR to Walter Hayward
|
|
| 18961905 |
sale to Maggie Isabel Dupont and Beatrice Emma Dupont
of Bures and Wm Frank
|
Little
Bradley Rectory |
|
