Newchurch - Kellys 1935 - Civic, Commercial and Private entries- Page 1

Fisk Mrs., Apse manor

Maynard Rev. Edward Burton B.A. (vicar), Vicarage

Morgan Mrs., Veniscombe

Morris Charles, Whiteley Bank house

Allen Charles, farmer, Wacklands farm

Ballard E. C. & Sons, market gardeners, Lyells & Puck farms

Barton Gilbert & Edgar, farmers, Mersley farm

Barton Harry, farmer, Langbridge

Bevis Edward, dairyman, Little Princelett

Collins James Edward, dairy, Winford cross

Collis Alfred, dairyman, Fernhill farm

Corney Arthur Robert, dairy farm, Queenbower

Corney Ernest, farmer, Hill farm

Corney William A., dairyman, Hilltop

Fisk Annie (Mrs.), farmer, Apse manor

Groves George Henry, nurseryman

Groves W. & Sons, nurserymen

Guttridge George Henry, farmer, Fowlsden

Harding William James, market gardener, Bartlett's farm

Harvey Elizabeth Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper

Hawkesworth Frank, market gardener, Harbors

Hayden Frank & James, carpenters

Hayden Oliver, farmer, Knighton

Hennessy Violet Rebecca (Mrs.), farmer, Langbridge court

Hills Rowland, farmer, Knighton farm

Lane William Charles, farmer, Spicer's farm

Linington Sidney Fred, farmer, Bigbury

Mackett Constance (Miss), dairy, Winford

Mew Ernest John, brick maker, Apse heath

Newchurch Conservative & Unionist Club (Miss E. M. Morgan, hon.sec.)

Reed Austin, market gardener, Alverstone road

Reed Sidney, market gardener, Queenbower

Reynolds & Son, dairymen, Princelett farm

Richards Robert, dairyman, Pope's farm

Rodd Neville James, Pointer inn

Ryde Corporation Water Works (F. B. Holness, engineer & manager), Knighton

Salter Elizabeth Jane (Mrs.), farmer, Pear Tree farm

Salter George, boot repairer

Saunders Frederick James, farmer, Batchelor's farm

Smith Charles, dairyman, Clematis cottage

Sprack Frank, dairyman, Branstone

Stallard Albert F., market gardener, Sea view, Apse heath

Steward William Henry, fruit grower, Langtreys

Taylor G. M. & Sons, bakers, Apse heath

Taylor Oscar, carpenter, Apse heath

Taylor Walter Edgar, grocer, Apse Heath corner

Toms Harry, blacksmith, Woodses, The Shute

NEWCHURCH is a village and parish, with a station on the Southern railway, about 5 miles south-east-by-east from Newport and 6 south-west from Ryde, on the southern bank of the river Yar, which flows into Brading harbour.

Under the Newchurch Parish Act of 1866 (29 and 30 Vict. capt. cxi.) the ancient parish of Newchurch was divided into the parishes of Newchurch, Ryde and Ventnor, for all civil and ecclesiastical purposes.

The church of All Saints, standing on the summit of a hill, was originally built in 1087 by William Fitz-Osborne, and is an ancient cruciform edifice of stone, dating from the early part of the thirteenth century, and consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, transepts and a tower with small spire containing 6 bells: the church was restored in 1883, and affords 200 sittings.