No one knows of any Rowlands still here but They may be having lost the name as a result of marriage.

You have probably met Stephen Hunt, another Chobham person living in Wales.I knew a Roger Daborn when I lived in Chobham in 1965. The canal developments went too far to the south. I would like to know if the house still exists.Have just spoken to the person who lives at No 85. Information about the the house or family would be most appreciated . Chobham. Many of Chobham’s fine old houses were built between 1550-1600 and that perhaps indicates a period of freedom and prosperity for our farmers.Chobham has remained largely undeveloped: bypassed by every new trend. 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Images: Graham Hussey . That’s why more people now choose care at home in their familiar surroundings. 41.2% below the London Average of £612,506 The village has a remarkably long history; there is evidence of local human occupation stretching back to pre-historic times. Our carers use a person-centred approach, providing home care in Chobham that is both compassionate and safe. I have found a no of mentions of Rowlands in the minutes for the vestry between 1850 – 1900 and some on the tithe map.

However, there is a 96 year old still alive who used to live in the village (from the Devonshire family) who may know which 85 used to be. We use technology such as cookies to ensure that you have the best experience on our website, in accordance with our privacy policy. Edward Daborn was my Grandfather, and Richard my Uncle. population of 4143 living within the parish. I’ll let you know if she knows!Thank you for your kind assistance. 0800 093 8181 ; Live chat; 0800 093 8181. Is he any relation? The minster and subsequently the Abbey became the lord of the manor for the next 900 years.After the Norman Conquest, Chobham, being under Chertsey Abbey, was probably spared the worst excesses of the Norman barons and the King’s demands. Just before my mother died in 1951, I was sent (as a 10-year-old) to stay for the summer with the family who lived at Focklesbrook Farm. If so, I knew your Grandfather and Grandmother, and Uncle Richard. Remember ‘Ted’ being heavily involved in the building of the Church Hall, and have seen the plaque many times. View our wide selection of houses and flats for sale in High Street, Chobham, Woking GU24. Very well researched. Email address Continue Please enter … Chertsey Abbey was abolished during the Reformation in 1537, but right up to the 19th century the villagers were still expected to pay a tithe (one-tenth) of their produce to the vicar.Lordship of the manor of Chobham was sold to private individuals and eventually to the Onslow family. Thankyou in advance My father is from Chobham. Anthea Masey; Monday 21 January 2013 00:00 GMT; Click to follow H&P. The micro pub nestled in a charming Surrey village you need to visit. It became known as Ceabba’s Ham (ham meaning settlement). Find properties to buy in High Street, Chobham, Woking GU24 with the UK's largest data-driven property portal.

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