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Gatcombe, Private
Estcourt C. Wyatt, Esq., Gatcombe park
Moore Rev. Edward, M.A., rector, Rectory
Bull Andrew, farmer, Late farm
Gatcombe, Commercial
Caldecot Henry Duncombe, farmer, Sheat
Hookey James, blacksmith, Sheat corner
Tull William T., miller & farmer, Gatcombe mill
Urry Robert, farmer, Hill farm
Urry Robert, jun., farmer
Gatcombe, Civic
GATCOMBE, a parish and village in West Medina liberty, 3 miles S.S.W. of Newport.
The church (St. Olave) is an ancient structure, with square tower, containing three bells; in the north side of the chancel is the figure of a man, carved in wood.
Near the church is Gatcombe house, the seat of Charles Wyatt Eastcourt, Esq. The park contains some fine trees of luxuriant growth; it is wholly screened from the south-east winds by a lofty hill, which rises immediately at its back, clothed with hanging groves, which are continued along the steep sides of a valley; near the house is a small lake, on the opposite side of which is the Parsonage, at Gatcombe hill.
The population in 1861 was 201 ; the acreage 1,392.
CARRIERS between Chale, Blackgang & Newport, pass through several times weekly.
POSTAL REGULATIONS. - Letters are received through Newport, which is also the nearest money-order office and post town.
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