Reverend William Robson - Revision history

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 '''The REVEREND WILLIAM ROBSON'''
-'''Vicar of [[St John’s Church]] at Lacey Green from 1898 – 1922.   Report by Joan West'''
+'''Vicar of  at [[Lacey Green Church]] from 1898 – 1922.   Report by Joan West'''
 The Rev'd William Robson and his wife moved into Lacey Green [[Vicarage]] in 1898
-He was the chaplain of the newly formed Church’s Boys Brigade.   Click [[1895 Church Boys Brigade]].   As vicar he was a Trustee and one of the managers of [[St. John’s School.]]
+He was the chaplain of the newly formed Church’s Boys Brigade.   Click [[1895 Church Boys Brigade]].   As vicar he was a Trustee and one of the managers of  [[Lacey Green School]].
 This Article consists of 4 reports

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 '''SALES.    (The Reverend William Robson left Lacey Green in 1922).  '''
-'''February 25<sup>th</sup> 1921'''      [[Wimble End, formerly Wimblehurst]], Wm. Robson sold to [[G.F. Luther]], for £1000
+'''February 25<sup>th</sup> 1921'''      [[Wimble End formerly Wimblehurst]].   Wm. Robson sold to [[G.F. Luther]], for £1000
 '''December 14<sup>th</sup> 1921'''    [[1 Belle Vue|No 1 Belle Vue]], Wm. Robson sold to [[James Lacey]]

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 '''SALES.    (The Reverend William Robson left Lacey Green in 1922).  '''
-'''February 25<sup>th</sup> 1921'''     [[Wimblehurst]] ([[Wimble End formerly Wimblehurst|Wimble End]]), Wm. Robson sold to [[G.F. Luther]], for £1000
+'''February 25<sup>th</sup> 1921'''      [[Wimble End, formerly Wimblehurst]], Wm. Robson sold to [[G.F. Luther]], for £1000
 '''December 14<sup>th</sup> 1921'''    [[1 Belle Vue|No 1 Belle Vue]], Wm. Robson sold to [[James Lacey]]

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 '''December 9th 1901''' Conveyance.   Peter Tyler Floyd conveyed to the Reverend William Robson for £60   ''(This conveyance is archived in Lacey Green [[Village Hall]])''
-'''Schedule'''.  All that orchard or meadow land, adjoining to a close. now or late of William Stone on the N or NE and to a lane or passage there South or South West, containing one acre two roods twenty-six perches, formerly in the occupation of William Floyd afterwards by David Floyd and now in the occupation of the said Peter Floyd.   To hold the same in fee simple subject to the succession duty (if any) to become payable on the decease of Dan Floyd of Lacey Green in respect of his life interest in the premises here conveyed as mentioned in a conveyance dated the 19th day of June 1885 made between Dan Floyd of the first part, Arthur Floyd of the second part and Peter Floyd of the third part.   Witnessed and Signed.
+'''Schedule'''.  All that orchard or meadow land, adjoining to a close. now or late of William Stone on the N or NE and to a lane or passage there South or South West, containing one acre two roods twenty-six perches, formerly in the occupation of William Floyd afterwards by David Floyd and now in the occupation of the said Peter Floyd.   To hold the same in fee simple subject to the succession duty (if any) to become payable on the decease of Dan Floyd of Lacey Green in respect of his life interest in the premises here conveyed as mentioned in a conveyance dated the 19th day of June 1885 made between Dan Floyd of the first part, Arthur Floyd of the second part and Peter Floyd of the third part.   Witnessed and Signed.   see [[Peter and Ann Floyd]]
 '''December 9<sup>th</sup> 1901'''.  [[Lane Cottage, Church Lane,]] conveyed to Wm. Robson by [[Mrs. Sarah West]] for £60

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 [[Jesse Hawes]] shoemaker’s work-shed across Church Lane from the church was removed from near the path to the new tennis court
-'''The following properties, purchased by William Robson were all in Lacey Green '''
+'''The following properties, purchased by William Robson were all in Lacey Green'''
-December 9<sup>th</sup> 1901.  [[Lane Cottage, Church Lane,]] conveyed to Wm. Robson by [[Mrs. Sarah West]] for £60
+'''December 9th 1901''' Conveyance.   Peter Tyler Floyd conveyed to the Reverend William Robson for £60   ''(This conveyance is archived in Lacey Green [[Village Hall]])''
-December 9<sup>th</sup> 1901.   [[Park Cottage, Church Lane]], conveyed to Wm. Robson by Mrs. Sarah West for £60
+'''Schedule'''.  All that orchard or meadow land, adjoining to a close. now or late of William Stone on the N or NE and to a lane or passage there South or South West, containing one acre two roods twenty-six perches, formerly in the occupation of William Floyd afterwards by David Floyd and now in the occupation of the said Peter Floyd.   To hold the same in fee simple subject to the succession duty (if any) to become payable on the decease of Dan Floyd of Lacey Green in respect of his life interest in the premises here conveyed as mentioned in a conveyance dated the 19th day of June 1885 made between Dan Floyd of the first part, Arthur Floyd of the second part and Peter Floyd of the third part.   Witnessed and Signed.
-December 23<sup>rd</sup> 1901.  Orchard, Church Lane, conveyed to Wm. Robson, by Mary Grace(site of tennis court)
+'''December 9<sup>th</sup> 1901'''.  [[Lane Cottage, Church Lane,]] conveyed to Wm. Robson by [[Mrs. Sarah West]] for £60
-December 23<sup>rd</sup> 1901.  The [[middle cottage of Wimble End]] conveyed to Wm. Robson by exec of [[John Payne]].
+'''December 9<sup>th</sup> 1901.'''   [[Park Cottage, Church Lane]], conveyed to Wm. Robson by Mrs. Sarah West for £60
-December 23<sup>rd</sup>.1901.  [[The west cottage of Wimble End]] conveyed to Wm. Robson by [[Dan Floyd.]]
+'''December 23<sup>rd</sup> 1901.'''  Orchard, Church Lane, conveyed to Wm. Robson, by Mary Grace(site of tennis court)
 '''TENNIS COURT BUILT'''
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 On the site of the land purchased from Mary Grace, William Robson erected an indoor tennis Court.  It measured 35.5 metres by 61 metres.   It was for the personal use of his wife and himself.   It was constructed in brick with skylights in the roof.   The wooden floor was 'sprung', made of narrow boards to a very high standard, painted green with a special non-slop surface.   Due to their poor health it became unused and fell into disrepair.
-September 11<sup>th</sup> 1909.   [[Lieu de Repos (Ardengrove)]] conveyed to [[Wm.Robson]] by execs.of [[Uriah Dell]]
+'''September 11<sup>th</sup> 1909.'''   [[Lieu de Repos (Ardengrove)]] conveyed to [[Wm.Robson]] by execs.of [[Uriah Dell]]
-September 11<sup>th</sup> 1909.   [[Wayside Cottage]], [[Main Road]], conveyed to [[Wm. Robson]] by execs. of  [[Uriah Dell]]
+'''September 11<sup>th</sup> 1909'''.   [[Wayside Cottage]], [[Main Road]], conveyed to [[Wm. Robson]] by execs. of  [[Uriah Dell]]
-                            [[1,Belle Vue Cottages]], [[Main Rd]], conveyed to [[Wm Robson]] by execs, [[Rebecca Carter Dell]]
+'''1910'''                             [[1,Belle Vue Cottages]], [[Main Rd]], conveyed to [[Wm Robson]] by execs, [[Rebecca Carter Dell]]
-                            [[2,Belle Vue Cottages]], [[Main Rd]], conveyed to [[Wm.Robson]] by execs, [[Rebecca Carter Dell]]
+'''1910'''                             [[2,Belle Vue Cottages]], [[Main Rd]], conveyed to [[Wm.Robson]] by execs, [[Rebecca Carter Dell]]
-September 9<sup>th</sup> 1911.    [[Lane Farm, Lacey Green|Lane Farm]], Church Lane, conveyed to Wm. Robson, from execs [[John Forrest]] £1640
+'''September 9<sup>th</sup> 1911.'''    [[Lane Farm, Lacey Green|Lane Farm]], Church Lane, conveyed to Wm. Robson, from execs [[John Forrest]] £1640
-September 9<sup>th</sup> 1911.    Land & hereditament adjoining [[Lane Farm, Lacey Green|Lane Farm]]
+'''September 9<sup>th</sup> 1911'''.    Land & hereditament adjoining [[Lane Farm, Lacey Green|Lane Farm]]
-September 9<sup>th</sup> 1911.    Land on the Main Road. 3 acres
+'''September 9<sup>th</sup> 1911'''.    Land on the Main Road. 3 acres
-'''Extract from DECLARATION''' 25th February 1921 by William Robson.   ''(This document is archived in Lacey Green [[Village Hall]])''
+'''Extract from DECLARATION''' '''25th February 1921''' by William Robson.   ''(This document is archived in Lacey Green [[Village Hall]])''
 I The Reverend William Robson of Lacey Green, Clerk in Holy Orders, do hereby solemnly and sincerely declare as follows :-
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 '''SALES.    (The Reverend William Robson left Lacey Green in 1922).  '''
-February 25<sup>th</sup> 1921     [[Wimblehurst]] ([[Wimble End formerly Wimblehurst|Wimble End]]), Wm. Robson sold to [[G.F. Luther]], for £1000
+'''February 25<sup>th</sup> 1921'''     [[Wimblehurst]] ([[Wimble End formerly Wimblehurst|Wimble End]]), Wm. Robson sold to [[G.F. Luther]], for £1000
-December 14<sup>th</sup> 1921    [[1 Belle Vue|No 1 Belle Vue]], Wm. Robson sold to [[James Lacey]]
+'''December 14<sup>th</sup> 1921'''    [[1 Belle Vue|No 1 Belle Vue]], Wm. Robson sold to [[James Lacey]]
-December 14<sup>th</sup> 1921    [[No 2 Belle Vue]], Wm. Robson sold to James Lacey
+'''December 14<sup>th</sup> 1921'''    [[No 2 Belle Vue]], Wm. Robson sold to James Lacey
-November 26<sup>th</sup> 1924.   [[Lane Farm, Lacey Green|Lane Farm]], Wm. Robson sold to [[Albert Stevens]] for £1350
+'''November 26<sup>th</sup> 1924'''.   [[Lane Farm, Lacey Green|Lane Farm]], Wm. Robson sold to [[Albert Stevens]] for £1350
-October 21<sup>st</sup> 1926.       2 pieces of Land, Wm. Robson sold to The Lacey Green [[Allotment Society]] for £.{{Person
+'''October 21<sup>st</sup> 1926.'''       2 pieces of Land, Wm. Robson sold to The Lacey Green [[Allotment Society]] for £.{{Person
 |Forename=William
 |Surname=William

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 December 1901 I purchased from Dan Floyd shoemaker, certain property known as [[Wimble End Cottage No 1]]
-In the same month on 9th December 1901 I also purchased of Sarah West certain other property described as "All those two several cottaes with the gardens  and appurtenances thereto belonging situate adjoining, known as [[Wimble End Cottage No 2]] and [[Wimble End Cottage No 3]]
+In the same month on 9th December 1901 I also purchased of Sarah West certain other property described as "All those two several cottages with the gardens  and appurtenances thereto belonging situate adjoining, known as [[Wimble End Cottage No 2]] and [[Wimble End Cottage No 3]]
 '''SALES.    (The Reverend William Robson left Lacey Green in 1922).  '''
-February 26<sup>th</sup> 1921     [[Wimblehurst]] ([[Wimble End formerly Wimblehurst|Wimble End]]), Wm. Robson sold to [[G.F. Luther]], for £1000
+February 25<sup>th</sup> 1921     [[Wimblehurst]] ([[Wimble End formerly Wimblehurst|Wimble End]]), Wm. Robson sold to [[G.F. Luther]], for £1000
 December 14<sup>th</sup> 1921    [[1 Belle Vue|No 1 Belle Vue]], Wm. Robson sold to [[James Lacey]]

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	September 9<sup>th</sup> 1911. Land on the Main Road. 3 acres		September 9<sup>th</sup> 1911. Land on the Main Road. 3 acres
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		+	Extract from DECLARATION 25th February 1921 by William Robson. ''(This document is archived in Lacey Green [[Village Hall]])''
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		+	I The Reverend William Robson of Lacey Green, Clerk in Holy Orders, do hereby solemnly and sincerely declare as follows :-
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		+	December 1901 I purchased from Dan Floyd shoemaker, certain property known as [[Wimble End Cottage No 1]]

	'''SALES. (The Reverend William Robson left Lacey Green in 1922). '''		'''SALES. (The Reverend William Robson left Lacey Green in 1922). '''

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 '''The REVEREND WILLIAM ROBSON'''
-'''Vicar of St John’s Parish [[Church]] at Lacey Green from 1898 – 1922.   Report by Joan West'''
+'''Vicar of [[St John’s Church]] at Lacey Green from 1898 – 1922.   Report by Joan West'''
 The Rev'd William Robson and his wife moved into Lacey Green [[Vicarage]] in 1898
-He was the chaplain of the newly formed Church’s Boys Brigade.   Click [[1895 Church Boys Brigade]].   As vicar he was a Trustee and one of the managers of St. John’s [[School]].
+He was the chaplain of the newly formed Church’s Boys Brigade.   Click [[1895 Church Boys Brigade]].   As vicar he was a Trustee and one of the managers of [[St. John’s School.]]
 This Article consists of 4 reports
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 '''REPORT 1   by Charles Ede'''
-“Now my father wanted to find a [[church]] to go to.  He also wanted me to see the [[school]] that I was to go to.   He had heard they were nearby.   Father and I walked a mile, when we turned left and commenced to go down the village of Lacey Green.
+“Now my father wanted to find a church to go to.  He also wanted me to see the school that I was to go to.   He had heard they were nearby.   Father and I walked a mile, when we turned left and commenced to go down the village of Lacey Green.
 '''CRACKED VOICE'''
-“A single bell rang – it sounded like one that sheep have round their necks.   We got to the church and the service began.   Certainly a nice [[organ]] and expert player, but when the long thin parson began to speak, his voice was so cracked we could hardly understand him.  It was said he had been thrown off a tram that had tipped over.
+“A single bell rang – it sounded like one that sheep have round their necks.   We got to the church and the service began.   Certainly a nice organ and expert player, but when the long thin parson began to speak, his voice was so cracked we could hardly understand him.  It was said he had been thrown off a tram that had tipped over.
 '''"OLD TIN RIBS"'''
-My father was most particular when speaking of him or any other parson.  It was always ‘His Reverent’.   I preferred “old tin ribs’ as we named him”.
+My father was most particular when speaking of him or any other parson.  It was always ‘His Reverent’.   I preferred “old tin ribs’ as we children named him”.
 '''REPORT 2   by Miles Marshall researched in 1986'''
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 '''LOST CONGREGATION'''
-“The story of William Robson is a sad one.   Some say that it was due to an accident of some kind that first he lost his health and then his wife, who left him to return to [[Cheltenham]].   He seems too, to have lost his congregation which dwindled away to almost nothing.
+“The story of William Robson is a sad one.   Some say that it was due to an accident of some kind that first he lost his health and then his wife, who left him to return to Cheltenham.   He seems too, to have lost his congregation which dwindled away to almost nothing.
 '''NANCY HAWES CARES'''