Formerly called the New House (around 1901)
Mrs Elizabeth Hawes
Millennium Chronicle, 1999
| 22nd October 1982 | Death of Marjorie Gertrude Hogg |
1982 Death
Miss E Hawes and Miss S Clifton
1982 Nash WI Scrapbook.
| 26th May 1977 | Conveyance between John Ernest Colton and Elizabeth Frances Hawes | John Ernest Colton of 276 Dunstable Road, Studham, Beds | Elizabeth Frances Hawes of 24 Flotton Court, Galley Hill, Stony Stratford | Elizabeth Frances Hawes pays £12,750 to John Ernest Colton for ‘all that cottage or tenement with the outbuildings garden and appurtenances …. Formerly known as 25 High Street Nash but now known as number 65 High Street … and formerly being described as a cottage near the Three Horse Shoes Public House and at a place known as “The Hill” Nash.’ |
1977 Conveyance
| 6th September 1971 | Assent | Marjorie Gertrude Hogg of Ashleigh, Whittlebury, Northamptonshire | Mr Ernest Albert Colton of “The Hill”, Nash, Smallholder. | Marjorie Gertrude Hogg made personal representative of Ernest Albert Colton, who at the time of his death at 25 High Street also owned 23 High Street. |
1971 Assent
| 27th May 1971 | Death of Ernest Albert Colton. |
1971 Death
Mr E Colton (then 25 High Street)
1965 Nash WI Scrapbook.
| 9th June 1961 | Death of Lucy Colton at 25 High Street, Nash. |
1961 Death
| 2nd October 1959 | Will of Lucy Colton of 25 High Street, Nash | Appointed her daughter Marjorie Gertrude Hogg to be sole Executrix. |
1959 Will
| 2nd October 1959 | Copy will of Ernest Albert Colton of 25 High Street, Nash | Appointed his daughter Marjorie Gertrude Hogg to be sole Executrix. Wife Lucy to get everything if she survives him for 1 month, if not 25 High Street to go to son John Ernest Colton and 23 High Street to daughter Marjorie Gertrude Hogg. |
1959 Copy Will
| 1st June 1932 | Conveyance from Mrs Elsie Edith Mary Smith to Mr Ernest A Colton and Mrs Lucy Colton | Mrs Elsie Edith Mary Smith of 12 Bridge Street, Buckingham, formerly of Preston Bissett, Widow. | Mr Ernest Albert Colton and Mrs Lucy Colton of “The Hill”, Nash, Smallholder. | Ernest Albert and Lucy Colton pays £175 to Elsie Edith Mary Smith for ‘all those two Freehold Cottages or Tenements with the outbuildings piece of Land and appurtenances situate near the Three Horse Shoes Public House and at a place known as “The Hill” in the Parish of Nash … now in the occupation of Thomas Ridgway.’ |
1932 Conveyance
| 11th January 1932 | Death of Ernest Smith |
1932 Death
| 16th May 1931 | Copy will of Ernest Smith | Appointed Elsie Edith Mary Smith to be his sole Executor. |
1931 Copy Will.
| Year | Surname | Forename | Address | Absent voter | Parliamentary qualification | Local Government qualification |
| 1930 | Ridgway | Thomas, snr | Evergreen Cottage | R | O | |
| 1930 | Ridgway | Sarah Jane | Evergreen Cottage | Rw | Dw |
1930 Register of Electors
| Year | Surname | Forename | Address | Absent voter | Parliamentary qualification | Local Government qualification |
| 1925 | Ridgway | Sarah Jane | Evergreen Cottages | HO | HO | |
| 1925 | Ridgway | Thomas, snr | Evergreen Cottages | R | O |
1925 Register of Electors
| 18th December 1923 | Conveyance from Isaac Smith to Ernest Smith | Isaac Smith of Glebe Farm, Warrendon, near Bletchley, Farmer | Ernest Smith of Church Lane, Whaddon, Labourer. | Ernest Smith pays £60 to Isaac Smith for ‘all that piece or parcel of land and garden together with the Cottage then situate in Nash … near the Three Horse Shoes Public House’. |
1923 Conveyance
| 4th December 1923 | Assent to devise to Ellen Smith’s will | Both Ernest and Isaac agree to the assent to the device of Ellen Smith’s will. |
1923 Conveyance
| 14th October 1923 | Death of Ellen Smith |
1923 Death
| Year | Surname | Forename | Property situated | Absent voter | Parliamentary qualification | Local Government qualification |
| 1922 | Ridgway | Sarah Jane | The Hill | HO | HO | |
| 1922 | Ridgway | Thomas | The Hill | R | O |
1922 Register of Electors
| Year | Surname | Forename | Property situated | Absent voter | Parliamentary qualification | Local Government qualification |
| 1918 | Ridgway | Sarah Jane | The Hill | HO | HO | |
| 1918 | Ridgway | Thomas | The Hill | R | O |
1918 Register of Electors
| Year | Surname | Forename | Property situated | Abode | Qualification | Parliamentary qualification | Local Government qualification | Parochial elector |
| 1915 | Ridgway | Thomas | In the village. | Nash | Dwelling house. | Y | Y | Y |
1915 Register of Electors
| Address from Enumerator’s summary | Number of rooms | Forename | Surname | Relation | Males | Females | Condition | Completed years of present marriage | Total children born alive | Children still living | Children who have died | Personal Occupation | Industry or service with which worker is connected. | Employer, Worker or Own account | Working at Home | Where born | Nationality of every person born in a foreign country | Infirmity | |
| 32 | Nash | 5 | Thomas | Ridgeway | Head | 59 | Married | Police Pensioner | Nash, Bucks | ||||||||||
| 32 | Nash | 5 | Sarah | Ridgeway | Wife | 53 | Married | 20 | 1 | 1 | Thornborough, Bucks | ||||||||
| 32 | Nash | 5 | Olive | Hillier | Boarder | 24 | Single | School Teacher | Bridgenorth, Shropshire |
1911 census
Occupiers – Thos Ridgway; Owners – Ellen Smith, Briars Bank, Great Horwood, Winslow; Cottage; The Hill
Estimated Extent – 0.25 rods; Gross Annual Value – £6; Rateable Value – £4/15/-
1910 Valuation Office Survey
| No. of Schedule | Place | Number of rooms occupied if under 5 | Forename | Surname | Relation | Condition | Males | Females | Profession or Occupation | Employer, Worker or Own account | Working at Home | Where born | Disability |
| 48 | The New House | Thomas | Ridgway | Head | Married | 50 | Police Pensioner | Nash, Bucks | |||||
| 48 | The New House | Sarah A | Ridgway | Wife | Married | 43 | Thornborough, Bucks | ||||||
| 48 | The New House | Winnifrid E | Ridgway | Daughter | Single | 8 | London, Newington |
1901 census
| 9th January 1899 | Copy will of Ellen Smith | Ellen Smith, wife of James Smith of Nash, Labourer. | Ellen Smith gives 65 High Street (the Freehold Cottage and Garden in Nash … nearest to the said Three Horse Shoes Public House) to Ernest Smith and 63 High Street to Isaac Smith (‘the other of the Two Cottages with the garden)’. Both sons appointed Executors. |
1899 Copy Will
| 20th November 1897 | Deed of Enfranchisement | William Selby Lowndes Esq | Ellen Smith, wife of James Smith of Nash, Agricultural Labourer, out of her separate property. | £1/11/- paid by Ellen Smith as cost of enfranchisement (ie buy the freehold) “Messuage or Tenement with the Yards Gardens Barns Stables Outhouses Buildings’ … ‘formerly in the occupation of Humphrey Ray deceased and late of the said William Brett or his undertenants the premises late of Lydia Smith and John King’. |
1897 Deed of Enfranchisement
| 11th February 1896 | Surrender of John Whitehead Brett and William Charles Cowell; admission of Mrs Ellen Smith | William Selby Lowndes Esq | Edward Henry Thomas ? Small | John Whitehead Brett of Whaddon, Farmer, and William Charles Cowell of Nash, Farmer | Ellen Smith, wife of James Smith of Nash, Agricultural Labourer, out of her separate property. | “Messuage or Tenement with the Yards Gardens Barns Stables Outhouses Buildings’ … ‘ late in the occupation of Humphrey Ray and late of the said William Brett or his undertenants the premises late of Lydia Smith and John King’. Rent 4d; fine 5/-; heriot 4d. |
1896 Surrender
| 16th October 1895 | Devices in Trust – sale under will of William Brett to Mrs Ellen Smith | John Whitehead Brett of Whaddon, Farmer, and William Charles Cowell on Nash, Farmer | Henry Small Esq | Herbert Bullock of Winslow, Gentleman | Ellen Smith, wife of James Smith of Nash, Agricultural Labourer, out of her separate property. | Ellen Smitht pays £85 to John Whitehead Brett and William Charle Cowell for ‘Messuage or Tenement with the Yards Gardens Barns Stables Outhouses Buildings’ … ‘ late in the occupation of Humphrey Ray and late of the said William Brett or his undertenants the premises late of Lydia Smith and John King’. Rent 4d. |
1895 Devices in Trust
| 3rd September 1895 | Admission of John Brett and William Charles Cowell | William Brett, Farmer, deceased | “Messuage or Tenement with the Yards Gardens Barns Stables Outhouses Buildings’ … ‘ formerly in the occupation of Humphrey Ray deceased and late of the said William Brett, the premises late of Lydia Smith and John King’. Heriot 4d. |
1895 Admission
| 1st February 1895 | Death of William Brett |
1895 Death
| 18th April 1888 | Will of William Brett | Appointed his brother John Brett of Whaddon and his friend William Charles Cowell as executors and Trustees, and gave his estate to them. |
1888 Will
| 28th October 1879 | Surrender of Samuel Bivinham Dudley; admission of William Brett | “All that copyhold messuage or Tenement now divided into three tenements and Orchard yards gardens barns stables outhouses and buildings .. In Nash .. Formerly in the occupation of William Dunkley since John Dunkley Thomas Dunkley and Matthew Dunkley then of Henry Payne and James Dunkley and the said Thomas Dunkley and the said William Brett .. the premises formerly of (blank) Emerton late of Elizabeth King and afterwards William Teasdale |
1879 Surrender
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