Loosley House - Revision history

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 '''Census 1901 Loosley House'''.   Elizabeth Thrupp widow, housekeeper 67 :  Ellen Nolan Thrupp 24 daughter.  (click [[Ralph & Ellen Nolan Gomme]] for more bout Ellen)
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+[[File:WI Group Photo 04.jpg|left|thumb|[[The Womens Institute]] at Loosley House]]
 '''In 1924 Mrs Tighe of [[Loosley House]] and Mrs Ferris formed [[The Womens Institute]].'''

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 '''Census 1901 Loosley House'''.   Elizabeth Thrupp widow, housekeeper 67 :  Ellen Nolan Thrupp 24 daughter.  (click [[Ralph & Ellen Nolan Gomme]] for more bout Ellen)
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 '''In 1924 Mrs Tighe of [[Loosley House]] and Mrs Ferris formed [[The Womens Institute]].'''

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+[[File:WI Group Photo 03.jpg|thumb|[[The Womens Institute]] at Loosley House]]
 Click [[Collins]] for the early history of Loosley House.
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 '''1861 the document for the [[Emma Grace Foundation]]''' it mentions Emma Grace of Loosley House (maybe just a visitor).
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+[[File:WI Group Photo 02.jpg|thumb|[[The Womens Institute]] at Loosley House]]
 '''Census 1891 Loosley House'''.  Elizabeth Thrupp, widow 52, cook born Ilminster : Florence Parker 20 Housemaid born Staffordshire : Nellie Rutland 20 Housemaid born Princes Risborough
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 '''In 1939''' and throughout the WW2, North Kensington Nursery School was evacuated to [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Loosley_House Loosley House], Loosley Row, the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Ord Waite.   click [[Arthur & Joyce Waite]] for more about the Waite's.   also  click [[Wars]] for local details of the Boer War, WW1, WW2, & The Cold War
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+[[File:WI Group Photo 01.jpg|thumb|[[The Womens Institute]] at Loosley House]]
 '''Hallmark December 1992.   Planning Application.'''   Single storey extension, conservatory and swimming pool - Loosley House

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	'''Census 1901 Loosley House'''. Elizabeth Thrupp widow, housekeeper 67 : Ellen Nolan Thrupp 24 daughter. (click [[Ralph & Ellen Nolan Gomme]] for more bout Ellen)		'''Census 1901 Loosley House'''. Elizabeth Thrupp widow, housekeeper 67 : Ellen Nolan Thrupp 24 daughter. (click [[Ralph & Ellen Nolan Gomme]] for more bout Ellen)
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		+	'''In 1924 Mrs Tighe of [[Loosley House]] and Mrs Ferris formed [[The Womens Institute]].'''

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 '''Census 1891 Loosley House'''.  Elizabeth Thrupp, widow 52, cook born Ilminster : Florence Parker 20 Housemaid born Staffordshire : Nellie Rutland 20 Housemaid born Princes Risborough
-'''Census 1901 Loosley House'''.   Elizabeth Thrupp widow, housekeeper 67 :  Ellen Nolan Thrupp 24 daughter.  (click [[Ralph & Ellen Nolan Gomme]] for more bout Ellen).
+'''Census 1901 Loosley House'''.   Elizabeth Thrupp widow, housekeeper 67 :  Ellen Nolan Thrupp 24 daughter.  (click [[Ralph & Ellen Nolan Gomme]] for more bout Ellen)
 in ?   [[Colonel & Mrs Tighe]] lived at Loosley House

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 also click [[Loosley House Cottage]] for other accommodation.
 '''Hallmark.  Research by [[Rita Probert]].'''   [[Sir George Stephen]] a philanthropist, born St Kitts, West Indies in 1791 lived at ‘Collins’ (now Loosley House), Lower Road, Loosley Row. He had purchased the property in the late 1830’s and later, also bought [[Collins Farm]] and Collins Cottage for his wife Henrietta’s relatives the Ravenscrofts.
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 '''1861 the document for the [[Emma Grace Foundation]]''' it mentions Emma Grace of Loosley House (maybe just a visitor).
+[[File:WI Group Photo 02.jpg|thumb]]
 '''Census 1891 Loosley House'''.  Elizabeth Thrupp, widow 52, cook born Ilminster : Florence Parker 20 Housemaid born Staffordshire : Nellie Rutland 20 Housemaid born Princes Risborough

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	Click [[Collins]] for the early history of Loosley House.		Click [[Collins]] for the early history of Loosley House.

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	also click [[Loosley House Cottage]] for other accommodation.		also click [[Loosley House Cottage]] for other accommodation.
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	'''Hallmark. Research by [[Rita Probert]].''' [[Sir George Stephen]] a philanthropist, born St Kitts, West Indies in 1791 lived at ‘Collins’ (now Loosley House), Lower Road, Loosley Row. He had purchased the property in the late 1830’s and later, also bought [[Collins Farm]] and Collins Cottage for his wife Henrietta’s relatives the Ravenscrofts.		'''Hallmark. Research by [[Rita Probert]].''' [[Sir George Stephen]] a philanthropist, born St Kitts, West Indies in 1791 lived at ‘Collins’ (now Loosley House), Lower Road, Loosley Row. He had purchased the property in the late 1830’s and later, also bought [[Collins Farm]] and Collins Cottage for his wife Henrietta’s relatives the Ravenscrofts.