At the Eastleigh Estate sale of land and properties in the parishes of Bishopstrow, Sutton Veny and Warminster, being sold (on behalf of Sir John Dugdale Astley) by auction by the firm of Marsh, Dawes And Gibbs at the Bath Arms Hotel, Market Place, Warminster on Wednesday 4th June 1884:
Lot 25 comprised five brick and stone built cottages in Boreham Road, Warminster, occupied by Charles Baker, James Warren, Sarah Morgan, Daniel Farley, and George Love.
At the Eastleigh Estate sale of land and properties in the parishes of Bishopstrow, Sutton Veny and Warminster, being sold (on behalf of Sir John Dugdale Astley) by auction by the firm of Marsh, Dawes And Gibbs at the Bath Arms Hotel, Market Place, Warminster on Wednesday 4th June 1884:
Lot 23 was a brick-built and tiled dwelling house in Boreham Road, Warminster, occupied by Alfred Baverstock.
At the Eastleigh Estate sale of land and properties in the parishes of Bishopstrow, Sutton Veny and Warminster, being sold (on behalf of Sir John Dugdale Astley) by auction by the firm of Marsh, Dawes And Gibbs, at the Bath Arms Hotel, Market Place, Warminster on Wednesday 4th June 1884:
Lot 7 was ‘Boreham Villa’ in the parish of Warminster occupied by the Misses Welch.
In the sale of the Eastleigh Estate in the parishes of Bishopstrow, Sutton Veny and Warminster, (26 lots) sold on behalf of Sir John Dugdale Astley, by auction, by Marsh, Dawes and Gibbs, at the Bath Arms Hotel, Market Place, Warminster, on Wednesday 4th June 1884:
Lot 25 comprised ~
five brick and stone built cottages in Boreham Road, Warminster, occupied by Charles Baker, James Warren, Sarah Morgan, Daniel Farley, and George Love.
In the sale of the Eastleigh Estate in the parishes of Bishopstrow, Sutton Veny and Warminster, (26 lots) sold on behalf of Sir John Dugdale Astley, by auction, by Marsh, Dawes and Gibbs, at the Bath Arms Hotel, Market Place, Warminster, on Wednesday 4th June 1884:
Lot 23 comprised ~
a brick-built and tiled dwelling house in Boreham Road, Warminster, occupied by Alfred Baverstock.
Mary Dutch, aged 87, of Boreham Road, Warminster, was buried at Christ Church, Warminster, on 4th May 1869.
Benjamin Dutch, aged 70, of Boreham Road, Warminster, was buried at Christ Church, Warminster, on 25th October 1852.
The 1851 Census (Sunday 30th March 1851) includes:
Boreham Road, Warminster
Mary Skeete, head of the household, widow, age 71, female, born 1780. Occupation: Security on landed property. Born Barbados, West Indies. British subject.
Joanna Skeete, daughter, unmarried, age 36, female, born 1815. Occupation: Security on landed property. Born Barbados, West Indies. British subject.
Margaret Skeete, daughter, unmarried, age 33, born 1818. Occupation: Security on landed property. Born St. Mary le Bow, Durham.
Helen Cadell, daughter, widow, age 31, female, born 1820. Occupation: Pension from East India Company, service. Born St. Mary le Bow, Durham. Captain’s widow.
Walter Cadell, grandson, age 3, male, born 1848. Born East Indies. British subject.
Delomey Hamilton, granddaughter, age 13, female, born 1838. Born Ireland.
Ann Wilkinson, servant, unmarried, age 58, female, born 1793. Housekeeper’s situation. Born St. Nicholas, Durham.
Hannah Howell, servant, unmarried, age 45, female, born 1806. Cook. Born Mere, Wiltshire.
Emma Osborne, servant, unmarried, age 22, female, born 1829. Born Olveston, Gloucestershire.
Matilda Exton, servant, unmarried, age 19, female. Born 1832. House servant. Born Corsley, Wiltshire.
1840
Nos. 85 and 87 Boreham Road, Warminster, were built before 1840.
1822
Nos. 35 and 37 Boreham Road, Warminster, were built before 1822.
