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…1963. Dr Robert Lane Walmsley Dr Robert Lane Walmsley, qualified in 1925 MRCS Eng, LRCP 1936, LMSSA. He specialised in anaesthetics. He and Dr Hagenbach often worked together, operating in… Read More …

Included among the owners and occupants of 109, 113, 115 & 117 Church Road from 1850 to 1900 are the following. Nathan Atherton – 109 and 113 We have already… Read More …

…as a Roman Villa was found below Belmont Road in 1852. On a stone coffin lid that was found there was the inscription: “PRO SALVTE IMP CES M AVR ANTONINI… Read More …

…Road and North Road to Shaft Road. Boundaries Fight 1908 saw “the great boundaries fight”. Bath Corporation wanted to include Bathampton, Charlcombe, Monkton Combe and Twerton as well as parts… Read More …

…Chapel Church Army John Davies Somerset Yeomanry Church Army Hut John Douglas Ross Southstoke Lane Church Rooms John Eyre Southstoke Lane Quarry Circulating Libraries John Fisher Southstoke Road City of… Read More …

Belmont It is clear from Cotterel’s map of 1852 that no housing existed on Belmont at the time, though the line of what would become the road is clear. It… Read More …

…summary”  below and what has been established for any person in their dropdown. Dropdown summary Combe Down school memorial – Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette – Saturday 23 July 1921… Read More …

Margaretta – 115 & 117 Notice about Lewis Bull, Bath Chronicle, Thursday 17 May 1792 Margaretta – (Bull, Taylor) (1784 – 1869) lived at what is now 115 Church Road… Read More …

…driveway from Southstoke Road and part of the orchards, were retained. The house was designed for a family of five, with separate quarters for three teenage children, a large living… Read More …

…son Anthony died in 1828. After that he left Bath and moved out to Trowbridge, continuing to have surveyorships, road building and maintenance contracts until he died. Benjamin Wingrove Corsham… Read More …