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= Wooburn =
= Wooburn =
is a parish and scattered village on the Wye or Wick riv er and also non the Thames; the parish comprises The Green., The Town, Cores End, Bourne End, The Common, The Moor, Havenslea and Northern Woods with two stations on the Wycombe, Thame and Oxford branch of the Great Western railway, viz. Bourne End, 28 miles and Wooburn Green, 30 miles from London, and is about 3 miles south-west from Beaconsfield and 5 south-east from Wycombe, in the Southern division of the county hundred of Desborough, second division of Desborough petty sessional division, union of Wycombe, county count district of High Wycombe, rural deanery of Wycombe, archdeaconry of Buckingham and diocese of Oxford. The church of St. Paul is an ancient edifice in the Late Norman, Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel with north aisle, clerestoried nave of four bays, aisles and massive embattled western tower with turret containing a clock, erected in 1870, and 8 bells rehung and the 9th bell recast in 1902, at a cost of £360, in commemoration of the coronation of King Edward VII: the pulpit, of carved stone, is adorned with representative heads of the four Evangelists: the east window is stained, and there are several other stained windows: in the church are brasses of John Goodwin and Pernell, his wife, who built the church tower, A.D. 1488; Christopher Askowe 1500, and his wife; to Thomas Swaine S.T.P. prebendary of Aylesbury, 1519, and to Arthur, infant son of Philip, 4th Baron Wharton, 1642: one other brass, with a single figure shroud, surrounded by shields and scrolls, has a rhyming inscription of eleven lines, but not name or date; there are memorials to the families of Bertie and Wharton, including a monument to Philip, 4th Baron Wharton, who died 5th Feb. 1695: in 1899 a handsome chancel screen, designed by Mr. J. N. Comper, was presented by Miss Emily Du Pre, at a cost of over £500, in memory of her father, the late James Du Pre esq. a former lord of the manor and patron of the living: the organ was erected as a memorial to Alfred Gilbey esq. of Wooburn House, d. 29 Nov 1879: and in 1901 a reredos was presented by Mrs. Gilbey, of the Kennels, Wooburn and her daughter: the church was completely restored internally in 1857 and externally in 1869 at a cost of over £3,000, when the nave was heightened by the erection of a clerestory and the substitution of an open-timbered roof for the flat plastered ceiling: the church has since been entirely reseated and affords 500 sittings; a new churchyard, near the church, was enclosed and consecrated in 1862. The register dates from the year 1653; the list of rectors and vicars exists from A.D. 1216. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £115, including 94 acres of glebe, and residence. in the gift of W. Baring Du Pre esq. and held since 1904 by the Rev. Reece Unsworth M.A. of University College, Oxford. St. Mark's church, at BOURNE END, built in 1889 as a chapel of east to Wooburn Parish church, at a cost of £900, and opened by the Bishop of Reading, 23rd April 1890, is an edifice of red brick in the Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and a turret containing one bell, and will seat 200 persons. There is also a small Mission church in Wycombe road, the gift of an anonymous donor in 1903 and seating 100 persons. A Church hall was erected in 1910 on a site near the church at a cost of £1,000. The Congregational chapel, founded in 1768 and rebuilt in 1804, was enlarged and reseated in 1881, and will seat about 400 persons; the Baptist chapel at Wooburn Green was erected in 1836, and there are chapels at Wooburn and Bourne End, the latter erected in 1910 at a cost of £700, and a Primitive Methodist chapel. The Working Men's Institution and Reading Room is on the Green. Fairs are held here on  the 4th May and 12th November. Charities: - John Fromow left the interest of £00, now about £6 yearly, to be distributed in blankets at Christmas: the benefaction of Philip, 4th Baron Wharton, who died 5 Feb 1695, provides annually 20 Bibles bound up with prayer books; the poor's land of 28 acres produces about £21 yearly for distribution in money; Mrs S. Ballard gave the surplus of interest of £50 in £3 per Cent. Consols, after repairing the vault of J. Osmer esq. to be distributed every second year in bread; Mrs L. Butterfield's charity consists of the interest of £100 stock in £3 per Cent. Reduced Annuities, to be given to twelve poor families of the parish at 5s. each on St. Thomas' day; Mrs. Rook gave the interest of £50 stock in £3 per Cent. Reduced Annuities, to be distributed equally to six poor widows not in receipt of any relief on St. Thomas' Day. The Church Estate produced £10 yearly and there is a sum of £20 a year for a second service. The parish contains extensive paper and millboard mills, which give employment to most of the labouring inhabitants. Wooburn House, now (1911) unoccupied, is a find mansion, built in 1756, n the site of what was for many years the palace of the Bishops of Lincoln and subsequently the seat of the D'Eyncourts and Whartons, one of whom, Philip, 4th Baron Wharton, had the honour of receiving a visit here from William III. Sir Giffin Wilson kt. recorder of Windsor, resided here about 20 years till his death in 1848; the house and grounds were much improved by the late A. Gilbey esq. William Baring Du Pre esq. of Taplow, is lord of the manor and principal landowner The soil is loam and gravel; subsoil, chalk and sand The area is 3,118 acres of land and 21 of water, consisting of wood, arable and pasture; rateable value, £23,134; the population ion 1901 was 3,328 and in 1911, 4,048




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! Surname !! First Names !! Address
!Surname!!Forenames!!Title!!Suffix!!Address!!Location
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! colspan="6" | Private Residents
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|Abrahams||G.||||||Hollands||Bourne End
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|Andrews||Ernest F||||||Hillside Cottage||Bourne End
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|-  
! colspan="3" | Nobility, Gentry, Clergy and Landowners
|Atwood||Mrs Fron Heulog||||||Cores End||Bourne End
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|-  
|Bailey||George Frederick Selbourne||||M.D.||Claytons||Bourne End
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|Baker||C.||||||The Meads||Bourne End
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|Baker||Mrs.||||||Whyteleafe||Bourne End
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|Barnes||J.||||||Gayreach||Bourne End
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|Beley||Mrs.||||||Lowther cot||Bourne End
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|Bennett||Mrs.||||||Mill house||Bourne End
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|Bird||Ernest||||||Deepwater||Bourne End
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|Boston||D.L.||Lord||||Hedsor wharf||Bourne End
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|Chandler||G.||||||Abbey view||Bourne End
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|Clark||L.||||||Briar holme||Bourne End
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|Clarke||William Balfour||||||The Cottage, Well End||Bourne End
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|Clifford||C.E.||||||Kingsdene||Bourne End
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|Clifford||W.B.||||||Roland vil||Bourne End
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|Cloete||M.||||||The Abbey||Bourne End
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|Cooper||F.E.||||||Everdene||Bourne End
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|Croft-Montague||William F.||Capt.||||Riverdene||Bourne End
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|Curtis||W.H.||||||The Grove||Bourne End
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|D'Esterre||Miss.||||||Summer cottage, Well end||Bourne End
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|Dickson||Robert Arthur||||||The Manse, Cores End, Wooburn||Wooburn Grn
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|Downey||A.J.||||||Summerholm||Bourne End
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|Ellis||Harry||||||Willowhedge||Bourne End
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|Evison||W.J.||||||Egham ho||Bourne End
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|Finch||Mrs||||||Abey cottage, Well end||Bourne End
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|Ford||Wm N.||||||Normount||Bourne End
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|Gardner||Mrs.||||||The Willows||Bourne End
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|Gibbs||Mrs.||||||Glengarry||Bourne End
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|Gilbey||G.||||||Chalklands||Bourne End
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|Goldie||Claude J. D.||||||The Nyth||Bourne End
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|Gooselin||Miss.||||||Rivemead||Bourne End
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|Green||R.||||||Fairhome||Bourne End
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|Greig||W.G.||||||Creek cot||Bourne End
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|Griggs||R.S.||||||Laurenny||Bourne End
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|Hadfield||Miss.||||||Baroda||Bourne End
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|Hammersley||A||||||Abney ho||Bourne End
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|Hemming||H.B.||||||Wellfield||Bourne End
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|Hepworth||Montague||||||Hedsor Priory, Hedsor||Bourne End
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|Hollingsworth||Alexander T||||||Coldmoorholme||Bourne End
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|Howes||Mrs||||||The Chalet||Bourne End
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|Hume||Mrs||||||Lock cot.||Bourne End
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|Irvine||Edwd. Foster||||||Hawthorne cottage||Bourne End
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|Jackson||F||||||The Moorings||Bourne End
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|Jackson||F||||||Wharton ho.||Bourne End
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|Jagger||W||M.B.||||Walden||Bourne End
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|James||William H. Dudley||||||Under Ridge||Bourne End
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|Johnson||Alfred William||||||Kenilworth||Bourne End
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|Johnson||Edwd. Foster||||||The Watchett||Bourne End
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|Joicey||James J.||||||The Homestead||Bourne End
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|Jolly||Stratford||||||The Nest, Cores End||Bourne End
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|Kessler||George Alfred||||||New York lodge||Bourne End
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|Leech||Mrs.||||||Lindenhurst||Bourne End
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|Lehmann||Rudolph Chambers||M.A. J.P.||||Fieldhead||Bourne End
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|Leslie||Fras. D.||||||Leto cot.||Bourne End
|-
|Lightbody||Mrs.||||||Bournecourt||Bourne End
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|Lunnon||R.A.||||||Southfields||Bourne End
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|Lunnon||Thomas Grantham||||||Bournebank||Bourne End
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|Lunnon||William||||||||Bourne End
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|Markes||Charles B.D||||||River view||Bourne End
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|Matthews||Mrs||||||St David's||Bourne End
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|Methuen||Alfred||||||1 Tithe Barn cottages||Bourne End
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|Morse||A||||||The Bourne||Bourne End
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|Mortimer||Charles F. Tandy||||||Erin Shamrock||Bourne End
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|Noakes||Miss.||||||Homeside||Bourne End
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|Parker||Mrs.||||||The Firs, Cores end||Bourne End
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|Parnell||Robert Henry||Capt.||||Winterholm||Bourne End
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|Pratt||Charles||||||Deene||Bourne End
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|Read||Miss.||||||Hawthornden||Bourne End
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|Reeves||Miss.||||||Cores End||Bourne End
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|Reynolds||E.V.||||||Brook cot.||Bourne End
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|Ridsdale||A.C.||||||Moorholm||Bourne End
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|Roberts||F.P.||||||Refton cot.||Bourne End
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|Roberts||H.B.||||||Aspenden||Bourne End
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|Rolfe||William J. Vineyard||||||Well end||Bourne End
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|Rose||Herbert||||||Fairfield||Bourne End
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|Rose-Innes||Hugh||||||Abbey bungalow||Bourne End
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|Rubardt||Mrs.||||||Lyncroft||Bourne End
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|Rutland||P.J.||||||Gowan lea||Bourne End
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|Shaw||E.V.||||||The Bungalow||Bourne End
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|Speed||E.A||||||Sunnyhill||Bourne End
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|Spry||Samuel||||||Cortegar||Bourne End
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|Stacpoole||Mrs.||||||The Rest ho.||Bourne End
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|Tebb||R.H.||||||Prior ford||Bourne End
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|Thomas||Mrs.||||||Trefoil||Bourne End
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|Townsend||E.||||||Willow ho.||Bourne End
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|Townsend||Fred W.||||||2 Ferry view||Bourne End
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|Townsend||V.||||||Thames vw.||Bourne End
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|Tudor||W.O.||||||Brookfield||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Auctioneers
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|Aldridge & Lever||||||||||Bourne End
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|Harvey Charles Sidney||||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Bakers
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|Barnett||J||||& Sons||Cores end||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Banks
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|Capital & Counties Bank Limited||||||||High st.||Bourne End
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|Lloyds Bank Limited-Webster||Frederick C.||||Manager||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Beer Retailers
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|Osborne||George||||||||Bourne End
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|Pawley||George||||||Well end||Bourne End
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|White||George||||||Cores end||Bourne End
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|White||G.||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Bird & Animal Preservrs
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|Tirrell||Henry||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Boat Builders
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|Shaw||Robert||||& Sons||||Bourne End
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|Townsend Brothers||||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Boat Owners
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||Townsend Brothers||||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Boot & Shoe Makers & Dealers
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|Gray||Henry||||||||Bourne End
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|Langston||William B.||||||||Bourne End
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|Oke||William||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Builders
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|Billinghurst||Ambrose||||||||Bourne End
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|Grimsley||Albert||||||||Bourne End
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|Hearn||William J.||||||||Bourne End
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|Lane||G.||||& Sons||||Bourne End
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|Page||Herbt||||||Fairlight||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Butchers
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|Evans||Ellen Mrs.||||||||
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|Naylor & Co.||||||||Cores end||Bourne End
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|Wyatt||Samuel||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Carmen
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|Webster||R.||||& Sons.||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Club – Sailing
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|Finch||W.A.||||Hon. sec.||Upper Thames||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Coal & Coke Merchants
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|Child||Joseph||||||||Bourne End
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|Smith||Chas.||||||Spring gdns.||Bourne End
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|Turney||H.||||& Co.||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Confectioners & Pastrycooks
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|Day||Edwin James||||||Post Office, Well End||Bourne End
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|Starnes||Ernest T.||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Corn & Flour Dealers
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|Mattingley|George||||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Corn & Flour Merchants
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|Turney||H.||||& Co.||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Dairymen
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|Roberts||Brothers||||||Spade Oak farm||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Drapers
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|Cleave||E.J. & N.C.||||||||Bourne End
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|Foster||W.J.||||||Cores end||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Dress Makers
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|Hillary||Mary||||Miss||||Bourne End
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|Rumsley||Margt.||||Mrs.||||Bourne End
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|Wilson||Lee||||Mrs.||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Drug Stores
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|Jones||Pryce||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Engineers _ Mechanical
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|Burrett||Joel Henry||||||||Bourne End
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|Skinner||Russell||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Farmers & Farm Bailiffs
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|Lane||Herbert||||||||Bourne End
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|Lunnon||Robert Arthur||||||||Bourne End
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|Roberts Brothers||||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Fishmongers
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|Godden||W. & H.||||||Cores end||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Florists
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|Speller||Walter||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Grocers & Tea Dealers
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|Green||Arthur J.||||||||Bourne End
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|High Wycombe Co-operative Society Limited||||||||||Bourne End
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|House||James||||||||Bourne End
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|Pratt||Jane||||Miss||||Bourne End
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|West||Samuel||||||Cores end||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Grocers & Tea Dealers inc. Winer, Spirits & Bottled Beers
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|Bidmead||David||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Grocers & Tea Dealers inc. Wines & Spirits
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|Ford||William Norris||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Hairdressers
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|Goodall||Samuel||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Hotels
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|Urne||Alfred||||||Ye Ferry||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Insurance Agents
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|Barber||Richard||||||||Bourne End
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|Oliver||William Thomas||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Ironmongers
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|Woodbridge|||||& Sons||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Job Masters
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|Naylor||William||||||Cores end||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Land Stewards
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|Hepworth||montagu||||To Lord Boston||Hedsor Priory, Hedsor||Bourne End
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|Wood||James||||To Lord Boston||the Cottage, Hedsor||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Laundries
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|Fryer||Pelham||||||Well end||Bourne End
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|Prass||George||||||Cores end||Bourne End
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|Trimmings||Ernest Edward||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Legal List – Solicitors
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|Weed & Mason||||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Market Gardeners
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|Clifford||Charles||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Medical List – Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians of Edin.
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|Swallow||Francis McDonald||||||St. Edmunds||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Medical List – Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians of London, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England
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|Bailey||G.F. Selborne||||M.D.Camb.||Claytons||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Millboard Manufacturers
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|Jackson's Millboard & Paper Co. Limited||||||||Upper & Lower mill||Bourne End
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|Lunnon||Thomas & William||||||Hedsor Mills, Hedsor||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Milliner
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|Palmer||Lillie||||Mrs.||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Motor Car Builders & Agents
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|Wise||William W.||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Painters & House Decorators
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|Spicer||Edward||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Paper Makers
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|Jackson's Millboard & Paper Co. Limited||||||||Upper & Lower mill||Bourne End
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|Lunnon||Thomas & William||||||Hedsor Mills, Hedsor||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Plumbers & Glaziers
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|Armstrong||John||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Poulterers
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|Colebrook||||||& Co.||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Public Houses
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|Hughes||george Benjamin||||||Black Lion, Well end||Bourne End
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|Blythe||John||||||Garibaldi||Bourne End
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|Ashby||Henry||||||Prince of Wales, Cores end||Bourne End
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|Harman||Henry||||||Railway hotel||Bourne End
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|Hart||James Frank||||||Red Lion||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Saddlers & Harness Makers
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|Coddington||George W.||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Shopkeepers
|-
|Kempster||Wm.||||||Cores end||Bourne End
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|Seagrove||William||||||||Bourne End
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|White||George||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Smiths, Blacksmiths & Farriers
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|Smith||Walter||||||Well end||Bourne End
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|Taylor||Walter||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Stationers – Retail
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|Russell||Rupert||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Tailors
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|Weatherill Bros.||||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Teachers of Music
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|Andrew||Eva||||Miss||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Telephone Company
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|National Telephone Co. Lim.(call rooms)||||||||Cores end||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Watch & Clock Makers
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|Townsend||Frederick||||||||Bourne End
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! colspan="6" | Watercress Growers
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|Winfield||James||||||Hedsor||Bourne End
|}
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Wooburn

is a parish and scattered village on the Wye or Wick riv er and also non the Thames; the parish comprises The Green., The Town, Cores End, Bourne End, The Common, The Moor, Havenslea and Northern Woods with two stations on the Wycombe, Thame and Oxford branch of the Great Western railway, viz. Bourne End, 28 miles and Wooburn Green, 30 miles from London, and is about 3 miles south-west from Beaconsfield and 5 south-east from Wycombe, in the Southern division of the county hundred of Desborough, second division of Desborough petty sessional division, union of Wycombe, county count district of High Wycombe, rural deanery of Wycombe, archdeaconry of Buckingham and diocese of Oxford. The church of St. Paul is an ancient edifice in the Late Norman, Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel with north aisle, clerestoried nave of four bays, aisles and massive embattled western tower with turret containing a clock, erected in 1870, and 8 bells rehung and the 9th bell recast in 1902, at a cost of £360, in commemoration of the coronation of King Edward VII: the pulpit, of carved stone, is adorned with representative heads of the four Evangelists: the east window is stained, and there are several other stained windows: in the church are brasses of John Goodwin and Pernell, his wife, who built the church tower, A.D. 1488; Christopher Askowe 1500, and his wife; to Thomas Swaine S.T.P. prebendary of Aylesbury, 1519, and to Arthur, infant son of Philip, 4th Baron Wharton, 1642: one other brass, with a single figure shroud, surrounded by shields and scrolls, has a rhyming inscription of eleven lines, but not name or date; there are memorials to the families of Bertie and Wharton, including a monument to Philip, 4th Baron Wharton, who died 5th Feb. 1695: in 1899 a handsome chancel screen, designed by Mr. J. N. Comper, was presented by Miss Emily Du Pre, at a cost of over £500, in memory of her father, the late James Du Pre esq. a former lord of the manor and patron of the living: the organ was erected as a memorial to Alfred Gilbey esq. of Wooburn House, d. 29 Nov 1879: and in 1901 a reredos was presented by Mrs. Gilbey, of the Kennels, Wooburn and her daughter: the church was completely restored internally in 1857 and externally in 1869 at a cost of over £3,000, when the nave was heightened by the erection of a clerestory and the substitution of an open-timbered roof for the flat plastered ceiling: the church has since been entirely reseated and affords 500 sittings; a new churchyard, near the church, was enclosed and consecrated in 1862. The register dates from the year 1653; the list of rectors and vicars exists from A.D. 1216. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £115, including 94 acres of glebe, and residence. in the gift of W. Baring Du Pre esq. and held since 1904 by the Rev. Reece Unsworth M.A. of University College, Oxford. St. Mark's church, at BOURNE END, built in 1889 as a chapel of east to Wooburn Parish church, at a cost of £900, and opened by the Bishop of Reading, 23rd April 1890, is an edifice of red brick in the Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and a turret containing one bell, and will seat 200 persons. There is also a small Mission church in Wycombe road, the gift of an anonymous donor in 1903 and seating 100 persons. A Church hall was erected in 1910 on a site near the church at a cost of £1,000. The Congregational chapel, founded in 1768 and rebuilt in 1804, was enlarged and reseated in 1881, and will seat about 400 persons; the Baptist chapel at Wooburn Green was erected in 1836, and there are chapels at Wooburn and Bourne End, the latter erected in 1910 at a cost of £700, and a Primitive Methodist chapel. The Working Men's Institution and Reading Room is on the Green. Fairs are held here on the 4th May and 12th November. Charities: - John Fromow left the interest of £00, now about £6 yearly, to be distributed in blankets at Christmas: the benefaction of Philip, 4th Baron Wharton, who died 5 Feb 1695, provides annually 20 Bibles bound up with prayer books; the poor's land of 28 acres produces about £21 yearly for distribution in money; Mrs S. Ballard gave the surplus of interest of £50 in £3 per Cent. Consols, after repairing the vault of J. Osmer esq. to be distributed every second year in bread; Mrs L. Butterfield's charity consists of the interest of £100 stock in £3 per Cent. Reduced Annuities, to be given to twelve poor families of the parish at 5s. each on St. Thomas' day; Mrs. Rook gave the interest of £50 stock in £3 per Cent. Reduced Annuities, to be distributed equally to six poor widows not in receipt of any relief on St. Thomas' Day. The Church Estate produced £10 yearly and there is a sum of £20 a year for a second service. The parish contains extensive paper and millboard mills, which give employment to most of the labouring inhabitants. Wooburn House, now (1911) unoccupied, is a find mansion, built in 1756, n the site of what was for many years the palace of the Bishops of Lincoln and subsequently the seat of the D'Eyncourts and Whartons, one of whom, Philip, 4th Baron Wharton, had the honour of receiving a visit here from William III. Sir Giffin Wilson kt. recorder of Windsor, resided here about 20 years till his death in 1848; the house and grounds were much improved by the late A. Gilbey esq. William Baring Du Pre esq. of Taplow, is lord of the manor and principal landowner The soil is loam and gravel; subsoil, chalk and sand The area is 3,118 acres of land and 21 of water, consisting of wood, arable and pasture; rateable value, £23,134; the population ion 1901 was 3,328 and in 1911, 4,048


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Directory Entries

Surname Forenames Title Suffix Address Location
Private Residents
Abrahams G. Hollands Bourne End
Andrews Ernest F Hillside Cottage Bourne End
Atwood Mrs Fron Heulog Cores End Bourne End
Bailey George Frederick Selbourne M.D. Claytons Bourne End
Baker C. The Meads Bourne End
Baker Mrs. Whyteleafe Bourne End
Barnes J. Gayreach Bourne End
Beley Mrs. Lowther cot Bourne End
Bennett Mrs. Mill house Bourne End
Bird Ernest Deepwater Bourne End
Boston D.L. Lord Hedsor wharf Bourne End
Chandler G. Abbey view Bourne End
Clark L. Briar holme Bourne End
Clarke William Balfour The Cottage, Well End Bourne End
Clifford C.E. Kingsdene Bourne End
Clifford W.B. Roland vil Bourne End
Cloete M. The Abbey Bourne End
Cooper F.E. Everdene Bourne End
Croft-Montague William F. Capt. Riverdene Bourne End
Curtis W.H. The Grove Bourne End
D'Esterre Miss. Summer cottage, Well end Bourne End
Dickson Robert Arthur The Manse, Cores End, Wooburn Wooburn Grn
Downey A.J. Summerholm Bourne End
Ellis Harry Willowhedge Bourne End
Evison W.J. Egham ho Bourne End
Finch Mrs Abey cottage, Well end Bourne End
Ford Wm N. Normount Bourne End
Gardner Mrs. The Willows Bourne End
Gibbs Mrs. Glengarry Bourne End
Gilbey G. Chalklands Bourne End
Goldie Claude J. D. The Nyth Bourne End
Gooselin Miss. Rivemead Bourne End
Green R. Fairhome Bourne End
Greig W.G. Creek cot Bourne End
Griggs R.S. Laurenny Bourne End
Hadfield Miss. Baroda Bourne End
Hammersley A Abney ho Bourne End
Hemming H.B. Wellfield Bourne End
Hepworth Montague Hedsor Priory, Hedsor Bourne End
Hollingsworth Alexander T Coldmoorholme Bourne End
Howes Mrs The Chalet Bourne End
Hume Mrs Lock cot. Bourne End
Irvine Edwd. Foster Hawthorne cottage Bourne End
Jackson F The Moorings Bourne End
Jackson F Wharton ho. Bourne End
Jagger W M.B. Walden Bourne End
James William H. Dudley Under Ridge Bourne End
Johnson Alfred William Kenilworth Bourne End
Johnson Edwd. Foster The Watchett Bourne End
Joicey James J. The Homestead Bourne End
Jolly Stratford The Nest, Cores End Bourne End
Kessler George Alfred New York lodge Bourne End
Leech Mrs. Lindenhurst Bourne End
Lehmann Rudolph Chambers M.A. J.P. Fieldhead Bourne End
Leslie Fras. D. Leto cot. Bourne End
Lightbody Mrs. Bournecourt Bourne End
Lunnon R.A. Southfields Bourne End
Lunnon Thomas Grantham Bournebank Bourne End
Lunnon William Bourne End
Markes Charles B.D River view Bourne End
Matthews Mrs St David's Bourne End
Methuen Alfred 1 Tithe Barn cottages Bourne End
Morse A The Bourne Bourne End
Mortimer Charles F. Tandy Erin Shamrock Bourne End
Noakes Miss. Homeside Bourne End
Parker Mrs. The Firs, Cores end Bourne End
Parnell Robert Henry Capt. Winterholm Bourne End
Pratt Charles Deene Bourne End
Read Miss. Hawthornden Bourne End
Reeves Miss. Cores End Bourne End
Reynolds E.V. Brook cot. Bourne End
Ridsdale A.C. Moorholm Bourne End
Roberts F.P. Refton cot. Bourne End
Roberts H.B. Aspenden Bourne End
Rolfe William J. Vineyard Well end Bourne End
Rose Herbert Fairfield Bourne End
Rose-Innes Hugh Abbey bungalow Bourne End
Rubardt Mrs. Lyncroft Bourne End
Rutland P.J. Gowan lea Bourne End
Shaw E.V. The Bungalow Bourne End
Speed E.A Sunnyhill Bourne End
Spry Samuel Cortegar Bourne End
Stacpoole Mrs. The Rest ho. Bourne End
Tebb R.H. Prior ford Bourne End
Thomas Mrs. Trefoil Bourne End
Townsend E. Willow ho. Bourne End
Townsend Fred W. 2 Ferry view Bourne End
Townsend V. Thames vw. Bourne End
Tudor W.O. Brookfield Bourne End
Auctioneers
Aldridge & Lever Bourne End
Harvey Charles Sidney Bourne End
Bakers
Barnett J & Sons Cores end Bourne End
Banks
Capital & Counties Bank Limited High st. Bourne End
Lloyds Bank Limited-Webster Frederick C. Manager Bourne End
Beer Retailers
Osborne George Bourne End
Pawley George Well end Bourne End
White George Cores end Bourne End
White G. Bourne End
Bird & Animal Preservrs
Tirrell Henry Bourne End
Boat Builders
Shaw Robert & Sons Bourne End
Townsend Brothers Bourne End
Boat Owners
Townsend Brothers Bourne End
Boot & Shoe Makers & Dealers
Gray Henry Bourne End
Langston William B. Bourne End
Oke William Bourne End
Builders
Billinghurst Ambrose Bourne End
Grimsley Albert Bourne End
Hearn William J. Bourne End
Lane G. & Sons Bourne End
Page Herbt Fairlight Bourne End
Butchers
Evans Ellen Mrs.
Naylor & Co. Cores end Bourne End
Wyatt Samuel Bourne End
Carmen
Webster R. & Sons. Bourne End
Club – Sailing
Finch W.A. Hon. sec. Upper Thames Bourne End
Coal & Coke Merchants
Child Joseph Bourne End
Smith Chas. Spring gdns. Bourne End
Turney H. & Co. Bourne End
Confectioners & Pastrycooks
Day Edwin James Post Office, Well End Bourne End
Starnes Ernest T. Bourne End
Corn & Flour Dealers
George Bourne End
Corn & Flour Merchants
Turney H. & Co. Bourne End
Dairymen
Roberts Brothers Spade Oak farm Bourne End
Drapers
Cleave E.J. & N.C. Bourne End
Foster W.J. Cores end Bourne End
Dress Makers
Hillary Mary Miss Bourne End
Rumsley Margt. Mrs. Bourne End
Wilson Lee Mrs. Bourne End
Drug Stores
Jones Pryce Bourne End
Engineers _ Mechanical
Burrett Joel Henry Bourne End
Skinner Russell Bourne End
Farmers & Farm Bailiffs
Lane Herbert Bourne End
Lunnon Robert Arthur Bourne End
Roberts Brothers Bourne End
Fishmongers
Godden W. & H. Cores end Bourne End
Florists
Speller Walter Bourne End
Grocers & Tea Dealers
Green Arthur J. Bourne End
High Wycombe Co-operative Society Limited Bourne End
House James Bourne End
Pratt Jane Miss Bourne End
West Samuel Cores end Bourne End
Grocers & Tea Dealers inc. Winer, Spirits & Bottled Beers
Bidmead David Bourne End
Grocers & Tea Dealers inc. Wines & Spirits
Ford William Norris Bourne End
Hairdressers
Goodall Samuel Bourne End
Hotels
Urne Alfred Ye Ferry Bourne End
Insurance Agents
Barber Richard Bourne End
Oliver William Thomas Bourne End
Ironmongers
Woodbridge & Sons Bourne End
Job Masters
Naylor William Cores end Bourne End
Land Stewards
Hepworth montagu To Lord Boston Hedsor Priory, Hedsor Bourne End
Wood James To Lord Boston the Cottage, Hedsor Bourne End
Laundries
Fryer Pelham Well end Bourne End
Prass George Cores end Bourne End
Trimmings Ernest Edward Bourne End
Legal List – Solicitors
Weed & Mason Bourne End
Market Gardeners
Clifford Charles Bourne End
Medical List – Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians of Edin.
Swallow Francis McDonald St. Edmunds Bourne End
Medical List – Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians of London, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England
Bailey G.F. Selborne M.D.Camb. Claytons Bourne End
Millboard Manufacturers
Jackson's Millboard & Paper Co. Limited Upper & Lower mill Bourne End
Lunnon Thomas & William Hedsor Mills, Hedsor Bourne End
Milliner
Palmer Lillie Mrs. Bourne End
Motor Car Builders & Agents
Wise William W. Bourne End
Painters & House Decorators
Spicer Edward Bourne End
Paper Makers
Jackson's Millboard & Paper Co. Limited Upper & Lower mill Bourne End
Lunnon Thomas & William Hedsor Mills, Hedsor Bourne End
Plumbers & Glaziers
Armstrong John Bourne End
Poulterers
Colebrook & Co. Bourne End
Public Houses
Hughes george Benjamin Black Lion, Well end Bourne End
Blythe John Garibaldi Bourne End
Ashby Henry Prince of Wales, Cores end Bourne End
Harman Henry Railway hotel Bourne End
Hart James Frank Red Lion Bourne End
Saddlers & Harness Makers
Coddington George W. Bourne End
Shopkeepers
Kempster Wm. Cores end Bourne End
Seagrove William Bourne End
White George Bourne End
Smiths, Blacksmiths & Farriers
Smith Walter Well end Bourne End
Taylor Walter Bourne End
Stationers – Retail
Russell Rupert Bourne End
Tailors
Weatherill Bros. Bourne End
Teachers of Music
Andrew Eva Miss Bourne End
Telephone Company
National Telephone Co. Lim.(call rooms) Cores end Bourne End
Watch & Clock Makers
Townsend Frederick Bourne End
Watercress Growers
Winfield James Hedsor Bourne End

Notes

  1. ↑ Kelly's Directory of Buckinghamshire 1911, pp223-225
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External Links

University of Leicester, 1876 Harrod Directory of Buckinghamshire Berkshire Oxfordshire Huntingdonshire and Northamptonshire

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