Inland Revenue 1910 Valuation Books
Froyle
HRO ref 152M82 contains various valuation books, including one covering Alton North in which details of properties of Froyle are given. The following is a list of properties shown as being in Park Lane. The number given below is called ‘Poor Rate Number’. |
No |
Occupier |
Owner |
Property |
Original |
Area |
62 |
Charles White |
Mrs Ada Burningham |
Cott & Premises |
|
|
64 |
James Taylor |
Mrs Ada Burningham |
Cott & Premises |
|
|
66 |
William Gates |
Mrs Ada Burningham |
Cott & Premises |
|
|
68 |
Stafford Butler |
Mrs Ada Burningham |
Cott & Garden |
|
|
69 |
Mrs Jane Mills |
Mrs Ada Burningham |
Cott & Garden |
£50 |
32 |
70 |
Lewis Hadwick |
John Wm Duncan |
Cott & Garden |
£85 |
12 |
71 |
John Goodyear |
John Wm Duncan |
Cott & Garden |
£55 |
13 |
72 |
James Stent |
John Wm Duncan |
Cott & Garden |
£130 |
15 |
73 |
Charles Stent |
John Wm Duncan |
Cott & Garden |
£130 |
10 |
John Wm Duncan is listed as being of ‘Coldrey’.
Of the pubs, The Anchor is owned by Courage and occupied by Leonard Knight; The Hen & Chicken is owned by Watney Reid and occupied by John Broomfield; The Prince of Wales and The Travellers Rest both owned by Crowley & Co., occupied by Robert Broom and Walter Fullick respectively. The allotments at the end of Park Lane are shown as part owned by Sir C J H Miller Bart and Mrs Ada Burningham, with original values of £145 & £250 respectively. |
Original values of the larger properties are: - |
|
| Froyle Place | £12,500 |
| Yarnhams | £ 5,100 |
| Husseys | £ 4,550 |
| Highway House | £ 4,350 |
| Froyle House | £ 4,320 |
| Froyle Mill | £ 3,750 |
| Shrubbery House | £ 3,750 |
| Brockhurst | £ 3,125 |
| Park Edge | £ 2,300 |
| Silvesters | £ 2,280 |
| Rock House Farm | £ 1,570 |
| The Anchor | £ 1,150 |
| No 69 is now no 4 Park Lane, based on the name of Mrs Mills as occupier; and that 70 is now no 3 with same occupier Lewis Hadwick, both from 1901 census. Mr Hadwick was then age 31 living with his wife Florence (age 28) and son Percy H age 2. |