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kingston past & present – a study of the picturesque purbeck village near corfe castle kingston past & present a study of the picturesque purbeck village near corfe castle search for: search skip to content home buildings & places afflington blashenwell encombe house hill bottom school vicarage – new – now kingston house vicarage – old wesleyan chapel families a-e audley frederick charles audley (1888-1940) = kate chapman (1885-1951) frederick francis audley (1868–1939) = martha ann smith (1875–1956) henry james audley (1865-1952) = alice goodchild dorey (1863-1951) thomas john audley (1824-1895) = sarah keats (1825-1873) barnes bugler thomas bugler (1880-1970) = mary louisa oliver (1882-1972) william bugler (1853-1945) = mary louisa grant (1853-1932) cooper charles seaward cooper (1844-1927) = sarah ann white (1846-1933) james seaward cooper (1881–1942) = jane tatchell (1883–?) thomas cooper (1808-1891) = elizabeth seward (1811-1883) william charles cooper (1880-1962) = nora sarah hooper (1880-1948) edmonds the early edmonds 1570-1769 f-j ford hixson hooper david hooper (1843-1922) = emily sarah white (1845-1905) montague ‘mont’ hooper (1867-1951) = bessie mabel audley (1870-1953) horan the hunt family – 1 k-n kent loxston medd o-s sansom senneck tom senneck (1883-1960)=ann jane hooper (1885-1960) t-z travers welsh robert stickland welsh (1856-1913) = jessie louisa stiles (1858-1950) white charles white (1861-1913) = annie jane beaves (1870-1948) edmund william white (1859-1896) george white (1852-1899) harriet deborah white (1854-1947) = charles william miller (1851-1943) james edward white (1850-1919) = eliza legg (1854-?) william white (1822-1896) = elizabeth kingsbury fry (1827-1900) leisure cricket club fetes & flower shows football club women’s institute local landmarks eldon seat memorial seat obelisk swyre head records – censuses 1790 census 1841 census 1851 census 1861 census 1871 census 1881 census 1891 census 1901 census 1911 census surname summaries records – church baptisms marriages burials peculiar records vicars records – other 1901 electoral roll 1921 electoral roll 1931 electoral roll 1939 register 1939 register – afflington 1939 register – kingston house directories gravestone inscriptions and images obituaries probate school admissions war dead wills timeline contact us village news – february 2018 by kingston one-place study 25/01/2018 25/01/2018 * village news - 2018 the st. james’ pcc would like to wish kingston residents and everyone in the benefice a happy new year. following the very well attended and much enjoyed advent service in december and the christingle on christmas eve we now look forward to the year of 2018 and the challenges it will bring. many thanks go to becca charron for organising the advent service and to sue ireland plus peter and cynthia buckle for the christingle. the retired clergy assisting us by covering our services during the interregnum are proving to be a delight to work with and our grateful thanks go out to all of them. the benefice service on 4 february will be held at kingston at 10.30am. the occasional singers will be in attendance; their singing adds greatly to the services and it is always a pleasure to listen to them. please come along to join us if you can and we extend a warm invitation to all kingston villagers and everyone in the benefice as a whole. the service will be followed by coffee and refreshments. hope to see you there. doreen farr village news – december 2017 by kingston one-place study 19/11/2017 19/11/2017 village news (2017) on sunday, 3 december at 6pm we are again holding an advent carol service at st james’ church at kingston. it was a lovely service last year with over 70 people attending and we would like to make this year’s service even better attended. the service is led by becca charron and has advent readings, carols and wonderful music and it is an inspiring way to start the christmas celebrations. so please come along and join us – we would love to see you. the service is followed by mulled wine and mince pies for everyone to enjoy. on a more sober note you will no doubt have heard that last month someone stole our ornate lion’s head door handle from st james’! this caused great upset and some inconvenience as we were unable to open the main door. we have since removed the other door handle until we can source a replacement for the stolen one which will be extremely expensive to replace. two “utility” door handles have been fitted for the time being. how sad that someone could stoop so low as to steal from a church that is left open for the public to enjoy its peaceful, spiritual and uplifting atmosphere. we would like to wish all attendees of the church, residents of kingston and the benefice as a whole a very merry christmas and a happy new year. may the blessings of christmas be with you all. doreen farr christingle at kingston this year’s christingle service at kingston is on 24 december at the usual time of six o’clock. please let me know if you would like a christingle orange – by emailing me on susie2ireland@yahoo. co.uk. sue ireland 1943: we’ve never found anywhere like it on earth by kingston one-place study 04/11/2017 04/11/2017 published works gerald c. white served in italy during world war 2 and while there he composed a poem about kingston and the surrounding area. we are grateful to his daughter margaret king neé white for giving us permission to reproduce it below. o peaceful hamlet nestling there under the crest of yonder hill, what memories dear you bring to me’ sweet memories that linger still. i think, maybe, of lofty swyre, with its purple patch of heather bright, and its glorious view of land and sea, from portland bill to the isle of wight. of kimmeridge bay with its squat watch tower, with gad cliff beyond, in the shimmering haze, and smedmore hiding ‘mong the trees there, where i’ve spent many pleasant saturdays. then, gazing eastward t’ward the vale, of encombe, lying far below, the tree-cald slopes and meadows green, what a peaceful scene in these days of woe. then beyond again, where the egmont cliffs, reach out to meet the channel tide, and the craggy height of st albans head, standing strong and bold on the other side. of chapman’s pool, just beyond our view, where we spent pour childhood holidays, of the rock-strewn shore so deserted now, but alive with vivid yesterdays. further still, the spire of worth’s ancient church, and the tiny village of purbeck stone, with the snow-white cliffs of ballard down, where “old harry” keeps his watch alone. then, turning north east i can plainly see, the beginning of branksome’s lovely chine, then the isle of brownsea in the harbour of poole, where b. p. and his scouts camped the very first time. the line of the purbecks runs straight ‘cross my view, from ballard and nine barrow down to the east, to corfe’s ruined castle, where an ancient brave dame fought bravely, till gunpowder ended the siege. then westward again where the barrow of creech has the village of knowle nestling under its breast, and beyond,in the distance, where flower barrow’s tip looks on lulworth, whose cove is the nicest and best. strolling back along the hillside, and into the road at london doors, now bereft of tourist traffic, till blessed peace comes to our shores. leaving orchard hill behind us, through field of corn, or furrowed earth, thence thro’ wood of elm and ash trees, and so the village of my birth. as i walk through the clean and tidy streets, what memories dear are here portrayed, with school chums trundling iron hoops, from the blacksmith’s shop where they were made. mem’ries of guy fawkes night returning, the “cross” with a bonfire blazing high, while children’s laughter still re-echoes, thro’s the crimson flow of the evening sky. the old village pump still stands alone, in the midst of the quiet village street, it was our mainstay in days of drought, and where, as lads, we used to meet. i ga

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