Information and pictures for locations in the parish of Warminster, Wiltshire, featuring streets, buildings, shops, views, etc.
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 22 was three brick and stone-built thatched cottages in North Row, Warminster, occupied by George Payne, Alfred Whatley, and John Marsh.
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 20 was a building site adjoining Weymouth Street (late Aldridge’s), Warminster, occupied by John Sly.
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 18 was a paddock adjoining Upper Marsh Road close to Christ Church, Warminster, occupied by the Revd. William Hickman.
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 12 was Marsh Mill, a recently erected water corn mill in the parishes of Warminster and Sutton Veny, occupied by Messrs. Alfred Long Brown and William Hurst Brown.
The sale of the Eastleigh Estate (in the parishes of Bishopstrow, Sutton Veny and Warminster), 26 lots offered by auctioneers Marsh, Dawes and Gibbs, acting on behalf of the vendor Sir John Dugdale Astley, at the Bath Arms Hotel, Market Place, Warminster, on Wednesday 4th June 1884:
Lot 17 comprised ~
‘Mount Skippit’ and ‘Lampard’s Mead’ close adjoining Upper Marsh Road, Warminster, occupied by James Chapman.
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 5 was Boreham Mill, a water corn mill in the occupation of Edward J. Bradfield.
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 22 comprised ~
three brick and stone-built thatched cottages in North Row, Warminster, occupied by George Payne, Alfred Whatley, and John Marsh.
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.
