Sweet Apple Cottage, 6 High Street

House. C17, altered and extended. Timber frame with whitewashed brick infill and rendered plinth. Bay to west has frame of slight scantling. C20 tiled roof, brick stacks to right gable and between left-hand bays, 1½ storeys, 3 bays, N. front has C20 paired leaded casements, central first floor window is below eaves, outer windows are in gabled semi-dormers. C20 door between left-hand bays. Gable to street is of whitewashed brick with 2 single leaded casements to each floor.

English Heritage

Mr T and Mrs C Duncan

Mr and Mrs Duncan have lived in this property since 1962. They have a daughter, Gay and a Pekinese dog called Beau. The property is an 18C building and was originally 3 workman’s cottages.

Millennium Chronicle

This building still retains its old beams dating from the 17th century, and was originally three cottages called “Magpie Cottages” on account of their black and white appearance. Adjoining the one nearest the road was a blacksmith’s shop, and here a very popular gentleman, Mr Major Bricknell, carried on his daily work, shoeing all the local horses and occasionally turning out fine ornamental pieces of wrought ironwork. The orchard contains one of the oldest apple trees in the village.

“Nash, A Buckinghamshire Village”, Duncan C. and King J, 1987.

Mr and Mrs T Duncan

1982 Nash WI Scrapbook.

Mr and Mrs T Duncan and Gay

1965 Nash WI Scrapbook.

(Possible, not certain)

*Year*	*Surname*	*Forename*	*Property situated*	*Absent voter*	*Parliamentary qualification*	*Local Government qualification*
1930	Brickhill	Jane	High Street		Rw	Ow
1930	Brickhill	Major	High Street		R

1930 Nash Register of Electors

(Possible, not certain)

*Year*	*Surname*	*Forename*	*Property situated*	*Absent voter*	*Parliamentary qualification*	*Local Government qualification*
1925	Brickhill	Jane	High Street		O	O
1925	Brickhill	Major	High Street		R

1925 Nash Register of Electors

(Possible, not certain)

*Year*	*Surname*	*Forename*	*Property situated*	*Absent voter*	*Parliamentary qualification*	*Local Government qualification*
1922	Brickhill	Edwin Charles Richard	High Street		R
1922	Brickhill	Jane	High Street		O	O

1922 Nash Register of Electors

(Possible, not certain)

Number	Surname	Forename	Residence	Absent voter	Parliamentary qualification	Local Government qualification
9	Brickhill	Jane	High Street		O	O
112	Brickhill	Edwin Charles Richard	High Street	Y	NM

1918 Nash Register of Electors

COTTAGE

at the S. W. corner of a lane, about 100 yards N. of (4). The walls are on a stone base, except where they are of modern brick. There is no original chimney stack.

Condition – Fairly good.

These buildings are all of the 17th century and almost all are of two storeys; the walls generally are timber-framed, with brick filling which has been considerably restored; the roofs are thatched. Nearly all are of rectangular plan, and have old chimney stacks, some partly restored.