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Gatcombe, Civic
Gatcombe parish had 240 inhabitants in 1871, and comprises 1397 acres of land and 4 of water.
The parish includes part of Chillerton Down.
Charles Seely, Esq., M.P., is lord of the manor and owner of the soil.
Gatcombe House is occupied by Mrs. Sarah Lane, and was built in 1750, by Sir Edward Worsley, whose family was long seated here. One of them was an adherent of Charles I., and was at one time obliged to make his escape from the island concealed in a large chest under a load of faggots.
The Church (St. Olave) is an ancient structure.
The school is at Chillerton.
Gatcombe, Directory
Bull Mrs. Keziah, farmer, New Barn
Cole James, farmer
Holden John, farmer, Little Whitcombe
Hookey Robert, blacksmith
Jones Rev. Bertram, curate, The Rectory
Lane Mrs. Sarah, Gatcombe park
Mearman Benjamin, miller, Gatcombe mill ; h Bowcombe
Urry Robert & James Walter, farmers, Hill farm and Garstons
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