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1 merstham.photos image number 144
Battlebridge Farm. Circa 1870. With thanks to Margaret Murrell.
(Margaret's great great grandfather is holding the reins.
Battlebridge Farm no longer exists, but was farmed together with Chilmead Farm.)
Comment 1
Dawn Stephens from
Smallfield Horley posted this comment on
Saturday 23 June 2012 09:52:00.
I wondered if I could contact Margaret as My Father worked at Chillmead farm and often helped out at Battlebridge farm from 1945-1963 I'm doing some research on the places I have been involved in over my life and wondered if she would be interested in contacting me and what connection she had with the farms and Merstham.
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Paul Robert Terry from
lower hutt Wellington N.Z. posted this comment on
Tuesday 09 December 2014 20:50:00.
My father worked at Battlebridge Farm for many years milking cows for the farmer a F.Durman who also owned Chilmead Farm.A Mr Bristow also worked with my father who lived in the farmhouse. Mr Chalk would often help out at times
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2 merstham.photos image number 351
Keasley the Bakers, Bell Street, Reigate. Circa 1870.
3 merstham.photos image number 597
Brockham Green. circa 1870. A. & E. Seeley.
4 merstham.photos image number 598
Brockham Green. circa 1870. Unknown publisher.
5 merstham.photos image number 1433
Nos 77, 75 and 73 Earlsbrook Road. Circa 1870.
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Nicola Walsh from
Redhill posted this comment on
Tuesday 10 May 2011 13:35:00.
I currently live in 75 Earlsbrook Road. Unfortunately it's very very haunted so would love to know its history.
Comment 2
Suzanne Packman from
Redhill posted this comment on
Tuesday 19 March 2013 18:55:00.
Concerning the correspondence on bombs in the Redhill area, below are the details from the Commonwealth War Graves Commission records, and they record the death of my first cousin once removed's wife. She and her son Ronald Louis Tickner, aged 5, were killed when a bomb hit their home at 96, Earlsbrook Road.
CWGC certificate
In Memory of
Civilian Christine May Tickner
Civilian War Dead
Who died age 28
on 19 June 1944
of 96 Earlsbrook Road, Redhill. Wife of Dvr. Percy John Tickner, R.A. died at 96 Earlsbrook Road.
Remembered with honour
Reigate, Municipal Borough
Their graves are in the Redstone cemetery.
Comment 3
Stuart Wilson from
Mumbai posted this comment on
Tuesday 15 December 2020 12:33:56.
The photo of no 77 shows my 3G Grandfather Robert Rose Francis and his wife.
Comment 4
Nicola Davison from
Crawley posted this comment on
Wednesday 11 June 2025 00:45:48.
Regarding Suzanne’s comment above, I have a video of my 104 year old Nan saying how her friend’s little boy was killed by a bomb in Earlswood. She didn’t mention his mother also died though. I wonder if it’s the same people.
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6 merstham.photos image number 6081
A group of boys with two masters, Reigate Grammar School. c1870.
7 merstham.photos image number 6073
Reigate Grammar School from St. Mary's Church Tower. About 1870. F. Frith & Co. Ltd.
8 merstham.photos image number 6323
To Arthur Holford Esq, Frutton Park, Walton on the Hill, Epsom.
From the Seinde, Punjaub and Delhi Railway Company.
9 merstham.photos image number 6619
Sent to the "Sun" newspaper office from author William Harrison Ainsworth. 1870.
10 merstham.photos image number 6875
Sent to Charles Kent Esq, "Sun" Newspaper Office, 112 Strand, London from Reigate. 1870.
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