Family History, Kelsey Wyld Chart 0401 Henry Kelsey, Ellen Tanner, George Wyld and Priscilla Heaver

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Emily
Kelsey
TANNER
born about
March quarter
1876
Cranleigh, Surrey
(registered as Emily Kelsey TANNER)|
baptised
6th February 1876
St Nicolas
Cranleigh
Surrey
as
Emily Kelsey
TANNER

died
March quarter
1932
Amersham district
Buckinghamshire
Aged 63

married
9th April 1898
St John the Evangelist
Stoke Next Guildford
Guildford
Surrey
witnesses
Walter TANNER
Ellen Sarah OSGOOD
as
Emily KELSEY
registered
June quarter
1898
Guildford district
Albion
Henry
OSGOOD

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Henry
KELSEY
born about
December quarter
1877
Cranleigh, Surrey
(On FreeBMD as KILSEY)
baptised
6th January 1878
St Nicolas
Cranleigh
Surrey
occupation
1891 Agricultural Labourer
(age 13)
died
(registration not found)

7
William
WYLD
born
1866
Arborfield
Berkshire
(registration not found)
occupation
1881 Farm Labourer
1891 Farm Carter
possibly
died
June quarter 1899
Hambledon district
Surrey
Aged 33
as
William George
buried
21st June 1899
St Nicolas
Cranleigh
Surrey
as
William
George

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Harry
WYLD
born
December quarter 1867
Chieveley, Berkshire
died
March quarter 1912
Hambledon district
Surrey
Aged 44

married
11th December 1897
All Saints
Nuneham Courtenay
Oxfordshire
witnesses
Edwin CURRELL
Mary CURRELL
as
WYLD
registered
December quarter 1897
Abingdon district
Oxfordshire
as
WILD
banns
21st, 28th November
5th December
1897
All Saints
Nuneham Courtenay
Oxfordshire
of
Harry WYLD
of parish of
Cranleigh, Surrey
and
Mary SYMONDS
of the parish
of
Nuneham Courtnenay
Oxfordshire
Mary
Ann
SYMONDS

9
Annie
Elizabeth
WYLD
born
December quarter 1869
Cranleigh, Surrey
died about
February
1932
Guildford district
Surrey
Aged 62
buried
29th February 1932
St Nicolas
Cranleigh
Surrey

married
30th October 1897
Shamley Green
Surrey
witnesses
Frederick WYLD
Harriett WYLD
as
Annie
Henry
William
BULLEN

10
Fanny
WYLD
born
December quarter 1871
Cranleigh, Surrey
baptised
7th January 1872
St Nicolas
Cranleigh
Surrey
possibly
died
June quarter 1947
Cambridge district
Cambridgeshire
Aged 74
(age discrepancy)

married
27th April 1898
St Nicolas
Cranleigh
Surrey
witnesses
Frank COBURN
Harriet WYLDE
(William)
Richard
ROLFE

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Walter
WYLD
born
March quarter 1874
Cranleigh, Surrey
as
WILD
baptised
3rd May 1874
St Nicolas
Cranleigh
Surrey
as
WYLDE
occupation
1881 Scholar
1891 Groom
1901 Groom Domestic
died
September quarter
1910
Hambledon district
Surrey
Aged 36
buried
18th July 1910
St Nicolas
Cranleigh
Surrey

12
Arthur
WYLD
born
June quarter 1875
Cranleigh
Surrey
baptised
5th September
1875
St Nicolas
Cranleigh
Surrey
occupation
1881 Scholar
1891 Farm Carter
1901 Carter on Farm
died
March quarter 1916
Hambledon district
Surrey
Aged 40
buried
6th March 1916
St Nicolas
Cranleigh
Surrey

13
Frederick
WYLD
born
December quarter 1876
Cranleigh
Surrey
baptised
4th February 1876
St Nicholas
Cranleigh
Surrey
occupation
1881 Scholar
1891 Labourer General
1901 Gardener Domestic
died
December quarter
1906
Hambledon district
Surrey
Aged 29
buried
7th October 1906
St Nicolas
Cranleigh
Surrey

14
Harriet
WYLD
born
September quarter
1878
Cranleigh, Surrey
baptised
4th August 1878
St Nicolas
Cranleigh
Surrey
occupation
1891 General Servant
1901 Nurse Servant Domestic
died
December quarter
1955
Surrey South Western district
Surrey
Aged 77

married
26th July 1902
St Nicolas
Cranleigh
Surrey
witnesses
Frederick Charles EDWARDS
Nellie OSBOURN
registered
September quarter
1902
Hambledon district
Surrey
Frank
Broomer
OSBOURN
born
December quarter 1877
Cranleigh, Surrey
occupation
1902
Plumber
(at marriage)
1911 Motor Engineer
died
June quarter 1948
Surrey South Western district
Surrey
Aged 70

15
Albert
WYLD
born
2nd February 1880
Cranleigh
Surrey
baptised
4th April 1880
St Nicolas
Cranleigh
Surrey
died
December quarter
1970
Surrey Mid Eastern district
Surrey

married
25th March 1905
Holy Trinity
Bramley
Surrey
witnesses
Frank Owen DUNMAN
Lizzie Hapbron? BANKS
registered
March quarter 1905
Hambledon district
Surrey
Lilian
CHARMAN

OSGOOD
Chart 0300

WYLD
Chart 0300

BULLEN
Chart 0304

ROLFE
Chart 0300

WYLD
Chart 0301

1852 Hambledon, Surrey (baptism) Parents Thomas - Labourer, and Ellen 1871 Census - Tilings Cottages, Cranleigh, Surrey. Found Henry on this Census so we can find his birth place and birth date as he was married and died before the 1881 Census. He was 19 on this Census, born Hambledon, Surrey and an Agriculatural Labourer. He was with his family which consisted of Thomas KELSEY, age 50 an Ag Lab born Alford, Surrey, his wife Ellen, age 47, born Alford, Surrey and the children, George KELSEY, aged 21 an Ag Lab, born Hambledon, then our Henry, then Ellen KELSEY, aged 17 a General Servant (out of employment) born Hambledon, Surrey, John KELSEY, age 12 an Ag Lab born Wonersh, Surrey, William KELSEY, aged 11 born Wonsersh, Surrey and Alfred KELSEY, aged 8 a Scholar, born Cranley, Surrey. Father - Thomas KELSEY. 1876 Cranleigh, Surrey (at marriage) Father Thomas KELSEY - Labourer 1877 Cranleigh, Surrey (address at burial) 1878 Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Henry) 1851 Great Gasson, Cranley, Surrey (baptism) 1851 Great Garson, Cranley, Surrey age 2 months 1861 Garson, Cranley, Surrey 1871 Not found 1876 Cranleigh, Surrey. (baptism of Emily Kelsey TANNER) Just mother on baptism details 1876 Cranleigh, Surrey (at marriage) 1877 Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Henry) 1881 Fowls Farm, Cranleigh, Surrey as a widow. Living, together with daughter and son, with her father-in-law, Thomas KELSEY (62) Farm Lab born Alfold, Surrey, his son John (23) and sister Harriet. Note from Janet KELSEY Ellen, the wife of Thomas, was living as a housekeeper to John TICKNER at Barhatch Farm, with her two unmarried sons also employed as Ag. Labs. The family at Fowls Farm, were Thomas KELSEY (62) Farm Labourer, born Alford, Surrey, John KELSEY (23) son Farm Labourer, born Wonersh, Surrey, Harriet KELSEY, sister, (cannot see age or occupation as dark lines drawn through these) born Alford, Surrey, Ellen KELSEY, daughter in law, widow, age (again cannot read) occupation also crossed through but can seen to be Housekeeper, born Cranleigh, Surrey, Emily KELSEY (5) granddaughter, Scholar born Cranleigh, Surrey, Henry KELSEY (3), grandson born Cranleigh, Surrey 1891 31 South Street, Dorking, Surrey as a widow. Servant of Elizth EVANS (83) married, no husband present) Means born Ashton, Lancashire and her daughters Elizth (54) born Staley Bridge, Lancashire and Sarah (44) born Prescot, Lancashire. Other servants were Alice B VURSH? (23) single Parlour Maid born London, Middlesex and Amy HALL (20) single Housemaid born Leamington, Warwickshire 1894 2 Hart Road, Dorking Surrey (at second marriage) 1901 Holdhurst Farm, Cranleigh, Cranley, Hambledon, Surrey with new husband. Living with them were her husband's sons Arthur and Albert WYLDE 1901 Cranleigh, Surrey (address given at burial) 1871 Hollist Farm, Cranleigh, Hambledon, Surrey, 1872 Holdhurst, Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Fanny) 1874 Cranleigh, Surrey(baptism of Walter) 1875 Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Arthur) 1876 Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Frederick) 1878 Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Harriet) 1880 Holdhrst, Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Albert) 1881 Holdhurst Cottage, Cranley Aka Cranleigh, Hambledon, Surrey 1891 Holdhurst, Cranleigh, Hambledon, Surrey as a widower 1894 Oldhurst, Cranley (sic), Surrey (at second marriage) a widower, Father Robert WYLD (deceased) Labourer 1898 Cranleigh, Surrey (marriage of Fanny) 1901 Holdhurst Farm, Cranleigh, Cranley, Hambledon, Surrey with new wife 1911 Holdhurst Farm Cottage, Cranleigh, Surrey as a widower 1922 10 Woodley Terrace, Ewell, Surrey (address given at burial) 1871 Hollist Farm, Cranleigh, Hambledon, Surrey, 1872 Holdhurst, Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Fanny) 1874 Cranleigh, Surrey(baptism of Walter) 1875 Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Arthur) 1876 Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Frederick) 1878 Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Harriet) 1880 Holdhrst, Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Albert) 1881 Holdhurst Cottage, Cranley Aka Cranleigh, Hambledon, Surrey 1890 Cranleigh, Surrey (address given at burial) 1876 Cranleigh, Surrey. (batism of Emily Kelsey) Just mother on baptism details 1881 Fowls Farm, Cranleigh, Surrey. Living, together with mother and brother, with her grandfather, Thomas KELSEY (62) Farm Lab born Alfold, Surrey, his son John (23) and sister Harriet. 1891 42 South Street, Dorking, Surrey as WILSEY/WELSEY Servant of Henry LUCAS (76) Nurseryman born Dorking, Surrey, his wife Elizth S. (64) born Leigh, Essex and their niece Alice INGLINS (4) born Ringwood, Hampshire. Lodging with them was Frank BURTON (73) married (no wife present) Iron Mongers Assistant born St Helens, Hampshire 1898 Stoke Next Guildford, Surrey (at marriage). Father Harry KELSEY - Labourer 1901 Earley Wood Farm, Sunningdale Road, Winkfield, Easthampstead, Berkshire. Boarding with the family were Charles HAMBLIN (23) Cowman on Farm born Newbury, Berkshire and Sydney DRAKE (16) Stable Boy on Farm born Henley on Thames Oxfordshire 1903 Worplesdon, Surrey, (baptism of Mabel Edith) 1906 New Building, Hascombe, Surrey (baptism of Edward) 1911 Hussey's Lane, Lower Froyle, Alton, Hampshire.. Lodging with the family was Earnest STEVENS born Alfold, Surrey. On the 1911 census Emily is shown as having been married 13 years and having had 7 children, 4 still living and 3 had died 1877 Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Henry) 1881 Fowls Farm, Cranleigh, Surrey 1891 Henry KELSEY was living with his grandparents, Ephraim and Esther (née STEMP) TANNER in Alfold, Surrey 1901 Not found 1871 Hollist Farm, Cranleigh, Hambledon, Surrey, 1881 Holdhurst Cottage, Cranley Aka Cranleigh, Hambledon, Surrey 1891 Holdhurst, Cranleigh, Hambledon, Surrey 1899 Cranleigh, Surrey (address given at burial) 1871 Hollist Farm, Cranley, Hambledon, Surrey, 1881 Holdhurst Cottage, Cranley Aka Cranleigh, Hambledon, Surrey 1891 Parkhouse Green, Cranleigh, Hambledon, Surrey as WHYLD. Lodging with widow Amelia J ELSEY (54) Char Woman born Ifield, Sussex and her Children Peter (17) Bricklayer's Labourer born Ifield, Sussex, Albert (15) General Labourer born Ifield, Sussex, Jane (13) born Charlwood, Surrey, Walter (11) Scholar born Charlwood, Surrey and Kate (9) Scholar born Cranleigh, Surrey 1897 Cranleigh, Surrey (at marriage) 1898 Cranleigh Surrey (baptism of Harry George) 1901 Brodherst Cottages, Cranleigh, Cranley, Hambledon, Surrey, 1911 Brodherst Cottages, Cranleigh, Surrey, 1912 Brodherst Cottages, Cranleigh, Surrey (address given at burial) 1871 Hollist Farm, Cranley, Hambledon, Surrey as Amelia 1881 Holdhurst Cottage, Cranley Aka Cranleigh, Hambledon, Surrey as Annie 1891 Holdhurst, Cranleigh, Hambledon, Surrey as Annie 1897 Shamley Green, Surrey (at marriage) 1898 Shamley Green, Surrey (baptism of Annie) 1901 The Lodge, Albury, Surrey (daughter Annie aged 2 born Wonersh, Surrey) There was a boarder an Ernest HEDGER aged 22 a Carter on Farm born Wisborough Green, Sussex 1902 Smithwood Common (baptism of George William) 1911 Smithwood Common, Cranleigh, Surrey. Annie is down as having been married 13 years and having had 2 children both of whom survive at the date of this Census 1872 Holdhurst, Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Fanny) 1881 Holdhurst Cottage, Cranley Aka Cranleigh, Hambledon, Surrey 1891 Panshange, Hertingfordbury Road, Hertford, Hertfordshire. Servant of ???? L de Grey COOPER (56) Earl KG Living on own means born St George's Middlesex, his wife Katrine C (45) born Castle Ashby, Northamptonshire, sister-in-law Margaret K GREYHAWS? (43) married, no husband present born Castle Ashby, Northamptonshire, nieces and nephews Alice K (4), Alan C D both born London and Marjorie W (1) born Wimbledon, Surrey. Visitors were Helen A LAVEY (23) born London, Francis E LACEY (31) Barrister at Law born Stoke, Dorsetshire, Herbert C GARDNER (43) MP Living on his own Means born St George's London, Winifred A H C GARDNER (28) Living on Own Means born St George's London and Katharine M DUMMOND (28) Living on own Means born London. There were a total of 34 servants in this property, and following properties were the Stables, The Lodge, Keepers Cottage and several other cottages housing such occupants as Gamekeeper and Gardener etc. 1898 Cranleigh, Surrey (marriage) 1901 Albion Cottages, 2, Liberty Hall Road, Addlestone, Chertsey, Surrey, 1911 9 Cowper Road, Wimbledon, Surrey, On the 1911 census Fanny is shown as having been married 12 years and having had 7 children, 5 were still living and 2 had died 1939 81 York Street , Cambridge M.B., Cambridgeshire. There are 3 Officially Closed Record entries after son Richard 1874 Cranleigh, Surrey(baptism of Walter) 1881 Holdhurst Cottage, Cranley Aka Cranleigh, Hambledon, Surrey 1891 Holdhurst, Cranleigh, Hambledon, Surrey 1901 Kevington House, St Mary Cray, Bromley, Kent, Servant of Richard B BERENS (67) Living on Own Means born London, Middlesex, his wife Fanny G (61) born Merton, Surrey, children Richard (37) Barrister at Law , Cecil (31) Farm Agent, Maud C (29), Atherton (22) Oxford Undergraduate and Violet F (20) all born St Mary Cray, Kent, Living with them was daughter in law Elizabeth E BERENS (24) born Belton, Yorkshire. There were 11 other servants: Mark MOON (44) Single ButlerDomestic born Shirley, Surrey; William HARVEY (20) Single Footman Domestic born Surbiton, Surrey; William FELLIS (22) Groom Domestic born St Mary Cray, Kent; Emma GARLAND (44) Single Lady’s Maid Domestic born Southampton, Hampshire; Caroline WATERMAN (42) Single Lady’s Maid Domestic born Boughton Monchelsea, Kent; Harriet CAPPS (27) Single Housemaid Domestic born Faversham, Kent; Lilian BORRER (22) Single Housemaid Domestic born Chertsey, Surrey; Mary Anne GOARD (26) Single Housemaid Domestic born Cornwall; Agnes EMPSON (20) Single Kitchen Maid Domestic born Charlbury, Oxfordshire; Annie ISBELL (19) Single Dairy Maid Domestic born Black Notley, Essex and Annie COLES (18) Single Scullery Maid Domestic born Camberwell, Surrey 1910 Holdhurst, Surrey (address given at burial) 1875 Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Arthur) 1881 Holdhurst Cottage, Cranley Aka Cranleigh, Hambledon, Surrey 1891 Holdhurst, Cranleigh, Hambledon, Surrey 1901 Holdhurst Farm, Cranleigh, Cranley, Hambledon, Surrey, 1911 Not found 1916 Waterbridge, Cranleigh, Surrey (address given at burial) 1876 Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Frederick) 1881 Holdhurst Cottage, Cranley Aka Cranleigh, Hambledon, Surrey 1891 Holdhurst, Cranleigh, Hambledon, Surrey 1901 The Royal National Hospital for Consumption and Diseases of the Chest St Lawrence, Isle of Wight, Hampshire as a Patient along with many others 1906 Cranleigh, Surrey (address given at burial) 1878 Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Harriet) 1881 Holdhurst Cottage, Cranley Aka Cranleigh, Hambledon, Surrey 1891 The Common, Cranleigh, Hambledon, Surrey as Harriet WILD Servant of Harry KILLICK (24) single Baker and Mealman and his sister Emma KILLICK (27) single Assistant in Business both born Cranley, Surrey. Living with them was their widowed Aunt Esther HILL (85) Living on Own Means born Edenbridge, Kent and brother-in-law William BANSO (27) (married, no wife present) Assurance Agent born Eton, Buckinghamshire 1901 Maybanks, Ewhurst, Hambledon, Surrey Servant ot Herbert J KESTERTON (35) single, (Head of House entered as "Brother") Living on Own Means born London Middlesex. Followed on the census by two sons, Montague KESTERTON (6) and Leslie (4) both born Beaumont, Essex. Other servants were Flora SHORT (18) Cook (Domestic) born Pulborough, Sussex and Ellen REDFORD (17) Housemaid (Domestic) born Horsham, Sussex 1902 Cranleigh, Surrey (at marriage) 1911 Ewhurst Road Cranleigh Surrey, Cranleigh, Surrey as H OSBOURN. On the 1911 census Harriet is shown as having been married 9 years and not having had any children Information for Frank Broomer OSBOURNE 1905 Holmbury St Mary, Surrey (at marriage) Father Frank OSBOURN - Painter 1911 Ewhurst Road Cranleigh Surrey, Cranleigh, Surrey as F OSBOURN 1880 Holdhrst, Cranleigh, Surrey (baptism of Albert) 1881 Holdhurst Cottage, Cranley Aka Cranleigh, Hambledon, Surrey 1891 Holdhurst, Cranleigh, Hambledon, Surrey 1901 Holdhurst Farm, Cranleigh, Cranley, Hambledon, Surrey, 1905 Holmbury St Mary, Surrey (at marriage) 1906 Epsom, Surrey (baptism of Kathleen Lilian) 1908 Selang House, Epsom Road, Ewell, Surrey (baptism of Ethel) 1911 Seleng House Stables, Epsom Road, Ewell, Surrey, Servants were Frederick William A W BOUNER (23) General Servant Domestic born Tunbridge Wells, Kent and and Leonard A W AXTELL (19) Stableman Domestic born Wadhurst, Kent 1911 Seleng House Stables, Ewell, Surrey (baptism of Dorothea) 1917 10 Woodley Terrace, West Ewell, Surrey (British Army WWI Service Records) Information about Seleng House, Epsom Road, Ewell, Surrey, where albet was on 1911 Census From Epsom and Ewell History Explorer 6/10/2016 (photographs on web site - http://www.epsomandewellhistoryexplorer.org.uk/Seleng.html - including one of Lord BADEN POWELL) Seleng House Seleng House was an impressive late Victorian residence in Epsom Road, Ewell between Hampton Grove and Park Hill Road. Langton Avenue now runs straight through what was the middle of house. The exact date of when it was built is still uncertain: it is not shown on the 1:2500 Ordnance Survey of 1895, but it was purchased on 12 October 1898 by the Hampton family and Charles Alfred Hampton was living there with his wife and sons in 1903. It was an exceedingly well built, three storey property of red brick with a tiled roof and mullioned windows. The front elevation had three gables at roof level and another single storey gable. A square, single storey vestibule formed the central entrance. Beyond the vestibule, which had a WC, there was an inner wood panelled hall off which were a drawing room, a dining room, conservatory with a mosaic floor and billiard room were on this floor. One of these rooms had several arches and a barrel ceiling with decorative plaster. There was also a kitchen, scullery, larder on this floor and a wine cellar below. A sweeping staircase, of highly polished dark wood, led to the first floor. The stairs were well lit during the day by leaded windows on the landings. On the first floor there were six bedrooms, a dressing room, two bathrooms and a WC. On the top floor there were six more bedrooms with a dressing room and a trunk room. The rear elevation had a large, central, double storey bay crowned with a single gable and overlooked the extensive gardens. Outside there were outbuildings including an engine house with a petrol gas engine which provided lighting for the house, a laundry, WC, stables with two stalls and two loose boxes with five rooms above, a scullery, WC and a harness room. There was also a two-bay coach house with pit presumably to allow maintenance of the underside of cars, and a hay loft. The gardens were extensive, in 1910 covering 4 acres 7 poles of ground where the Langton Road houses are today. There was a reservoir for collecting rain water, an orchard, formal gardens which the Inland Revenue surveyor described as "nicely laid out", two heated green houses and garden sheds. In 1910 it was valued at £6250. Two Hampton boys were killed in the First World War for more details please see John Hampton and Walter Hampton. During WW2, a relative Denis Allen Hampton was killed during pilot training. The Hampton family owned and lived in the house for the first two decades of the twentieth century, but on 26 May 1925 it was auctioned by Harrods. An advert appeared in the Times for a house with "lounge, hall, billiard room, 3 reception rooms, 14 bedrooms and dressing rooms, 2 bathrooms and complete offices. Cottage, garages, outbuildings and delightful pleasure gardens extending to 14 acres." This indicates that extra land had been acquired since the survey in 1910. Between Nov 1925 and July 1930 the house was owned by Rolls-Royce who ran a school "for imparting to men already employed as drivers for Rolls-Royce cars, the requisite knowledge of their care and adjustment."! Chauffeurs were trained and accommodated in the house, but owners wishing to attend were accommodated in a nearby hotel. In 1929 Lord and Lady Baden-Powell attended a Rolls-Royce demonstration there. In 1930 Rolls-Royce moved their school to Cricklewood and Seleng House was acquired as a home for Park Hill School, a private day school, of which Alderman Charles J Shaw and his sister, Isobel were the principals. Most of the lessons were conducted in rooms on the ground floor, although some of the first floor rooms were also employed. The extensive grounds were able to accommodate a cricket field, tennis courts and a nut-walk. The house was sold again in 1939 and the school had to move to a corrugated iron building at the top of Park Hill Road. The beautiful house was later demolished and the grounds built on to form Langton and Hampton roads. E Manterfield 2007

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