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Name Index to
The Book of Seaton: Celebrating a Devon Seaside Town
by
Ted Gosling
Halsgrove Press, Tiverton (2002)
Index prepared by Tom Long.
Name etc. | Place | Date | Event or Description | Page |
2nd Augustine Legion | Roman period | Tile of the Legion found at Honeyditches | 9, 18 | |
76 Punjabis | 1914-18 | Indian Army Regiment | 73 | |
?, Alan | 1918 | Corresponded with Muriel Head | 72 | |
?, Bill | 1944 | Gardener; in photograph of the staff of the Pole Arms Hotel | 105 | |
?, Douglas | 1919 | In photograph of Seaton F.C. (goalkeeper) | 91 | |
?, George | 1944 | Postman; in photograph of the staff of the Pole Arms Hotel | 105 | |
?, Gladys | 1944 | Waitress; in photograph of the staff of the Pole Arms Hotel | 105 | |
?, Hetty | 1944 | Chambermaid; in photograph of the staff of the Pole Arms Hotel | 105 | |
?, Ivy | 1944 | Chambermaid; in photograph of the staff of the Pole Arms Hotel | 105 | |
?, Jorden | 20th C. | Ted Gosling's grandson | 148 | |
?, Peacy | 1944 | Cellarman; in photograph of the staff of the Pole Arms Hotel | 105 | |
?, Teddy | c. 1914-1926 | First World War army officer; engaged to Muriel Head; died 1920s | 72 | |
Abbott, F. | 1937 | In photograph of Seaton bell-ringers, 15th August 1937 | 81 | |
Abbott, Fred | c.1904 | In photograph of Seaton rugby team | 54 | |
Abbott, Harry | 19th C. | Quarry foreman | 51 | |
" | c.1895 | Photograph | 49 | |
Abbott, Henry | Streit Shear | 1841 | Lime burner (1841 census) | 25 |
Abbott, Mrs. Henry | 8 Marine Crescent | 19th C. | Apartment-house keeper | 35 |
Abbott, L. | Queen Street | 1925 | Photograph of shop owned by L. Abbott | 79 |
Abbott, Tippy | Branscombe | 19th C. | 156 | |
Aberdeenshire | Scotland | Dr. Coburn's birthplace | 144 | |
Abrahams, P.S. | 1945 | Policeman on duty on night of fire at the Town Hall | 107 | |
Adams family | 19th C. | Ran the Royal Clarence Hotel | 35, 39 | |
Aelfgyfu, Queen | 1005 | Witness to the formation charter of Seaton | 20 | |
Aelfheah | 1005 | Bishop; witness to the formation charter of Seaton | 20 | |
Aelfhun | 1005 | Bishop; witness to the formation charter of Seaton | 20 | |
Aelfricus | 1005 | Archbishop of Canterbury; witness to the formation charter of Seaton | 20 | |
Aelfwold | 1005 | Bishop; witness to the formation charter of Seaton | 20 | |
Aet Fleote | See "Aut Fleote" | |||
Aethelred, King | 1005 | Granted Aut Fleote (Seaton) to Eadsige | 19, 20 | |
Aethelstan | 1005 | Prince; witness to the formation charter of Seaton | 20 | |
Agland, Bert | c.1900 | In photograph of Seaton cricket team | 53 | |
Agland, Mr | 19th C. | Lace manufacturer and general draper | 27 | |
Agland, W. | c.1905 | In photograph of Seaton cricket team | 54 | |
Air raid shelter | 1940s | Built beside the Church of the Good Shepherd during the Second World War | 106 | |
Akerman, Francis L. G. | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Akerman, Frank | 1949 | Ironmonger; photograph of Akerman's tableau, Seaton Carnival 1949 | 156 | |
Akerman, John | 1840 | Postmaster; see also "Royal Clarence Hotel" | 27 | |
Akerman, Mrs. | Post Office, Fore Street | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Akerman, Mrs. W. | 1 Bridgwater Place | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Akerman, Will | 1919 | In photograph of Seaton F.C. | 91 | |
Albert, Prince | 1819-61 | 26, 108 | ||
Alderson, Mr. John | 1979 | Chief Constable of Devon and Cornwall | 144 | |
Alexander III, Pope | 1163 | Mentioned Seaton and Beer as properties of the Abbey of Sherborne | 145 | |
Alfhelm | 1005 | Bishop; witness to the formation charter of Seaton | 20 | |
Alford, Mrs. | Yew Terrace | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
All Days | Council yard where All Days now [2002] stands in background of c.1910 photograph | 42 | ||
Allardyce, Colin | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Allardyce, Harry | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Althelney House | Fore Street | 19th C. | Built by the son of Richard Skinner (d.1866) at No 27 Fore Street | 27 |
Amateur Photographer Silver Jubilee competition | 1935 | 89 | ||
Amsden, Wing Commander | 1943 | Opened the Wings for Victory Week | 101 | |
Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act | 1979 | 15 | ||
Ancient Monuments Laboratory | 1984 | Part of English Heritage; undertook a geophysical survey of Honeyditches | 15 | |
Anderton and Rowlands | 20th C. | Showmen | 77 | |
Andorra Star, The | 1940 | Torpedoed and sunk by German U-boat | 95 | |
Angles | 5th-6th C. | 19 | ||
Anlaf | 957 | Led the Danes against the Saxons at Brunanburgh | 19 | |
Anning, Albert Samuel | c.1909 | Mason; born 3 January 1887; lieutenant in Seaton Fire Brigade; photographed in Seaton Territorials uniform | 42 | |
Anning, Jim | c.1951 | In photograph of Seaton F.C. | 122 | |
Anning, Mrs. John | Queen Street | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Anning, Ralph | c.1937 | In photograph of staff of Trevett's Garage | 97 | |
Anning, Ronald | 1943 | Photograph; Troop Leader in the Boy Scouts; awarded gilt cross for rescuing a drowning girl from the River Axe | 102 | |
" | c.1951 | In photograph of Seaton F.C. | 122 | |
" | c.1952 | In photograph of Seaton football team | 122 | |
Anning, W. | 1953 | In photograph of Seaton Reserves football team | 122 | |
Anning family | 1841 | Skilled masons; recorded in census | 31 | |
Antonine Itinerary | Roman period | Referred to | 19 | |
Antonius | Roman period | Referred to in quotation from Camden's Britannia | 9 | |
Arbery, Mrs. | Fore Street | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Archer, Miss | 1954 | In photograph of tree-planting ceremony in Station Road | 125 | |
Arden | Merrow Down Road | Shown on maps of excavations at Honeyditches | 8, 10 | |
A.R.P. | 1940-45 | 102 | ||
Ashburton, Lady | 19th C. | Seaforth Lodge built for her by Joseph Good | 24, 152 | |
Athelric | 1005 | Bishop; witness to the formation charter of Seaton | 20 | |
Athelstan, King | 957 | Led the Saxons against the Danes at Brunanburgh | 19 | |
Athulf | 1005 | Bishop; witness to the formation charter of Seaton | 20 | |
Attlee, Clement | 1945 | Declared Prime Minister, 26th July 1945 | 107 | |
Augustine | 597 | Sent to Britain by St. Gregory | 145 | |
Austin | 20th C. | Car manufacturer | 75 | |
Aut (or Aet) Fleote | 1005 | Name Seaton was known by; granted to Eadsige by King Aethelred; text of formation charter | 19, 20 | |
Autumn Assizes | 17th C. | 151 | ||
Axe, River | Devon | Mentioned by Kemble in description of boundaries of Saxon Fleote; mouth described by Stukeley as a good half mile across (1724); improvements at mouth attempted (19th C.) | 9, 15, 17, 19, 20, 22, 23, 25, 76, 102, 129, 132, 151 | |
" | 1960 | Photograph | 136 | |
" | 1972 | Photograph, aerial view | 154 | |
" | 1973 | Photograph | 157 | |
Axe Bridge | 1924 | Photograph of Axe Bridge to Axmouth road under construction | 98 | |
Axe Cliff Golf Club | 20th C. | 80 | ||
Axe Vale Amateur Operatic Society | 20th C. | Harry Clapp helped formed the Society | 156 | |
" | 1988 | Photograph of cast of Iolanthe | 116 | |
Axe Vale and District Conservation Society | 1986 | Photograph of members setting off on the Seaton Tramway, March 1986 | 129 | |
Axe Vale Harriers | 19th-20th C. | 151 | ||
Axe Vale Hunt | 19th-20th C. | 155 | ||
Axe Valley | Devon | 16, 17, 19 | ||
Axe Valley Heritage Association | 20th-21st C. | 17, 147, 155 | ||
" | 1987 | Photograph, on a visit to Blackbury Castle | 7 | |
" | 1995 | Roy Chapple, chairman of the Association, in photograph of opening of VJ exhibition in Seaton Museum | 114 | |
Axe Valley Heritage Museum | 20th C. | Eileen Gosney a founder member | 48 | |
Axe Valley Insurance | Built on part of the site of Lowman's Farm | 51 | ||
Axe Valley Musical Society | Formed toward the end of the 19th C. | 155 | ||
Axe Valley Runners | 20th-21st C. | 154 | ||
Axminster | Devon | 17, 19, 22, 24, 25, 88, 107, 147 | ||
Axminster R.D.C. | 20th C. | Owned Axmouth Harbour 1967-74 | 77 | |
Axmouth | Devon | One of the earliest Saxon villages to be founded in the Axe estuary (7th C.); manor passed into secular ownership at Dissolution of the Monasteries (mid-16th C.); bank built along northern boundary as part of reclamation work for Seaton Marshes (17th C.) | 19, 21, 23, 25, 101, 151 | |
" | 1924 | Photograph of Axe Bridge to Axmouth road under construction | 98 | |
Axmouth Bridge | 1988 | Photograph of the new bridge under construction | 150 | |
Axmouth Harbour | Closed to shipping (19th C.); Isaac Tidbury the last Trinity House pilot to work here (19th C.) | 31, 33, 51 | ||
" | c.1866 | Photograph | 29 | |
" | c.1880 | Photograph | 59 | |
" | 1925 | Photograph | 77 | |
" | 1961 | Photograph of the Old Ferry House | 137 | |
Axmouth Toll Bridge | 1907 | Photograph of ceremony freeing the Toll Bridge | 41 | |
Aywell Green | 1682 | Site of "decayed cottage" leased to Richard Clarke (Leigh's survey) | 22 | |
Babb, Elizabeth | 1682 [born c. 1640] | Leaseholder of various properties; also known as Elizabeth Pyke (Leigh's survey) | 22 | |
Babb, Elizabeth | 17th C. | Mother of Elizabeth Pyke; deceased before 1682 (Leigh's survey) | 22 | |
Babbage, James | Nettlecombe, Taunton | 1854 | Mentioned in notice of auction of marsh land | 23 |
Bachelor | 1961 | Shop in background of photograph of Trevett's Car Park | 138 | |
Badcock, Rev. John | 1839 | Lived at the Manor House but also had a dwelling on The Barrow | 23 | |
Badcock, W. | c.1895 | Carter; photograph | 49 | |
Baden Powell | 1857-1941 | Founder of the Boy Scouts | 57 | |
Badpoole Meadows | 1837 | Invitation to tender for lease | 23 | |
Baghdad | Mesopotamia | 1915 | Object of British forces advance | 73 |
Bailey, Mrs. | 6 The Terrace | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Baker, Alan | 1951 | In photograph of the Youth Club pyramid display team | 108 | |
" | c.1951 | In photograph of Seaton F.C. | 122 | |
" | 1952 | In photograph of Youth Club outing | 121 | |
" | c.1952 | In photograph of Seaton football team | 122 | |
Baker, Brian | 1951 | In photograph of Youth Club outing to Weymouth | 121 | |
" | 1953 | In photograph of Youth Club tableau in Seaton Carnival | 119 | |
Baker family | 1940 | Evacuees | 102 | |
Ball, Nippy | 1944 | Saddler and barman; in photograph of the staff of the Pole Arms Hotel | 105 | |
Ball, P. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
Ball, Percy C. | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Ball, W. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
Bampton | Devon | 22 | ||
Bank family | 1 Major Terrace | c.1900 | 51 | |
Bank Holiday Act | 1871 | 35 | ||
Bank House | 19th C. | Occupied by Alfred D'Angibau c.1870 | 43 | |
Barline | Mentioned by Kemble in description of boundaries of Saxon Fleote | 20 | ||
Barn Hay | Fore Street | c.1900 | Name of allotments where Fortfield Terrace now [2002] stands | 66 |
Barnaby, Major | 1925 | 72 | ||
Barnard's Hill Lane | 18 | |||
Barnet | Hertfordshire | Lancaster Electrical Company based here | 129 | |
Barr, Mr. | c.1938 | St. John's Ambulanceman; in photograph with Seaton's first motorised ambulance | 88 | |
Barrow, The | Original name of The Burrow; described by Stukeley; main feature of East Walk in late-Victorian Seaton; 1839 tithe map shows dwelling belonging to Rev. John Badcock on The Barrow | 22, 23 | ||
Bartlett, Bertram | 1920s | Sang with the Seaton Choral Society | 80 | |
Bartlett, James | 19th C. | Beer resident; married Anne Head | 31 | |
Bartlett, Jane | 18th C. | Second wife of William Newton; two children | 148 | |
Bartlett, Joseph | 19th C. | Owned Lowman's Farm | 51 | |
Bartlett, Miss | 3 The Terrace | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Barton, George W. | 19th-20th C. | Local photographer from the 1890s on; died 1930s | 49, 94 | |
Basra | Iraq | Reginald Gosney's name on war memorial | 73 | |
Bastin, Mr. James | 19th C. | 153 | ||
Bath House, The (or The Baths) | 19th C. | Stood in the centre of the esplanade; demolished early 20th C. | 33, 35 | |
" | c.1890 | Photograph | 59 | |
" | 1895 | Photograph | 60 | |
Batstone, ? | c.1953 | In photograph showing demolition of the old shelter on Moridunum | 125 | |
Batstone, Clement | Pole Arms Hotel | 1870 | Landlord | 33 |
Batstone, Mr. | c.1953 | Photograph, member of the Seaton Autumn Show Committee | 120 | |
Batstone, Mrs. | The Castle | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Batstone, Thomas | Sidmouth Street | 1841 | Recorded as 85 years old in 1841 census | 25 |
Bawden, Jonathan | 1726 | Salt Officer; died 1726 | 22 | |
Bay Hotel | Ceased trading in second half of 20th C. | 143 | ||
" | 1964 | Photograph of lunch for the staff of Ferris & Prescott, held at the Bay Hotel | 111 | |
Baycroft | Churston Rise | Shown on maps of excavations at Honeyditches | 8, 10 | |
Bayliss, Mrs. A.H. | 1951 | Vice-President, Seaton and District Handicraft & Hobbies Exhibition | 115 | |
Bayliss, Howard | 20th C. | 94 | ||
" | c.1953 | Photograph, member of the Seaton Autumn Show Committee | 120 | |
Beach Cottage | 33 | |||
Beach Hotel (or House) | Sold to Devon County Council after the Second World War | 35, 39, 143 | ||
" | 1895 | Photograph | 69 | |
" | 1900 | Advertisement | 62 | |
" | 1926 | Seen in photograph of the East Walk | 84 | |
Beach Road | 35 | |||
Beach Villas | Harbour Road | 35 | ||
Beaker people | c.2000 B.C. | 6-7, 15 | ||
Beale, Parson | c.1895 | Photograph | 49 | |
Beandun | 614 | Site of West Saxon defeat of the British; possibly modern Bindon | 19 | |
Beeches Restaurant, The | 2002 | On the site of the Temperance Hotel | 35 | |
Beeching Plan (or Report) | 1966 | Responsible for closure of the Seaton railway branch line, 5th March 1966 | 107, 129 | |
Beer | Acquired by Horton Priory by 1086; mentioned in papal privilege of 1126 and papal text of 1146; stone from B. used in reclamation of Seaton Marshes (17th C.) | 13, 19, 21, 25, 31, 35, 38, 43, 71, 82, 95, 101, 103, 113, 129, 145, 149, 152, 154 | ||
" | 1929 | Photograph of Seaton to Beer bus | 98 | |
Beer, Mrs. | Fore Street | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Beer Free Stone Quarries | c.1900 | Owned stables between Tudor House and the school | 66 | |
Beer Head | 6, 151 | |||
Beer Regatta | 149 | |||
Beer Reserves | Football team | 122 | ||
Beer Road | Stated by Kemble to be a boundary of Saxon Fleote | 20, 43, 51, 75, 143 | ||
Beer Street | Stated by Kemble to be a boundary of Saxon Fleote | 20 | ||
Beere Lane | 17th C. | Site of house built by Richard Wheeler | 22 | |
B.E.F. | 1914-18 | 72 | ||
Beira | Merrow Down Road | Shown on maps of excavations at Honeyditches | 8, 10 | |
Bell, Morrison | 1925 | Local MP; opened the new West Walk | 80 | |
" | 1925 | Photograph, opening the West Walk | 83 | |
Benham, Billy Power | Sidmouth Street | 19th C. | Fisherman | 51 |
Bicton | Devon | 75 | ||
Biddle, Esme | Castle Hill | 19th C. | Daughter of Capt. Waring Biddle | 35 |
Biddle, Capt. Waring | Castle Hill | 19th C. | Army captain; lived at Kingsland with his daughter | 35 |
Bindon | Devon | Possibly the site of ancient Beandun | 19 | |
Blackbury Castle | Southleigh | 1987 | Photograph of Axe Valley Heritage Association on a visit | 7 |
Bland, Mr. | 1930s | Commissionaire at the Regal cinema; 6ft. 3ins. Tall; nicknamed 'King Kong' | 94 | |
Bland, Mrs. | 1930s | Usherette at the Regal cinema; nicknamed 'Minnie Mouse' | 94 | |
Board, J. | 1937 | In photograph of Seaton bell-ringers, 15th August 1937 | 81 | |
Boer War | 1902 | Photograph, "A 'welcome home' for the Seaton Boer War heroes" | 34 | |
Bomb Disposal Squad | 1944 | Photograph, winching unexploded bomb from garden in Seaton Down Road | 105 | |
Bondfield, Margaret | 1929 | Born in Chard; became first female Government minister in 1929 (Minister of Labour) | 87 | |
Boots | The Square | 1961 | Photograph of The Square showing Boots, the chemist | 136 |
Boshill | Roman period | Coast road from Dorchester to Exeter crossed the Axe at foot of Boshill | 19 | |
Boundy, W. B. | 1937 | In photograph of Seaton bell-ringers, 15th August 1937 | 81 | |
Bourbon, Rue de | Lyons | 1861 | Benjamin Woodward died in a hotel here | 147 |
Bournemouth | Dorset | 65 | ||
Bovey Fir | Given by Kemble as a boundary of Saxon Fleote | 20 | ||
Bovey House | Mentioned by Kemble in description of boundaries of Saxon Fleote; residence of Mr. Radford | 20, 145 | ||
Bovis Home Estate | Harepath Road | 20th C. | 126 | |
Boy Scout Troop | See also "Seaton Scouts" and "Seaton Scout Band" | 57 | ||
Boys' Brigade | 51 | |||
Bradford, A. H. | 1937 | In photograph of Seaton bell-ringers, 15th August 1937 | 81 | |
Bramble Hill | Shown on maps of excavations at Honeyditches | 8, 10 | ||
Branscombe | Devon | Given by Kemble as a boundary of Saxon Fleote; alder from B. used in reclamation of Seaton Marshes (17th C.) | 20, 21, 31, 95, 101, 154, 156 | |
Branscombe Parish Registers | 148 | |||
Brewer, Mr. | 1939 | Billeting Officer responsible for meeting evacuee children arriving in Seaton and placing them into homes | 95-6, 101 | |
Brewer, Mr. G.H. | 1951 | Vice-President, Seaton and District Handicraft & Hobbies Exhibition | 115 | |
Brick House | c.1903 | Photograph (when known as Montpellier House); built 1824 | 41 | |
Bridgwater Place | 33 | |||
Briarleigh | Seaton Down Hill | Shown on maps of excavations at Honeyditches | 8, 10 | |
Britannia | Published Henrietta Miles's report 'Honey Ditches Roman Villa, Seaton' | 13 | ||
Britannic | 1916 | Hospital ship sunk in the Gulf of Athens in November 1916 | 101 | |
British Legion | See "Seaton British Legion" | |||
British Railways Western Region | 1947 | Became responsible for Seaton branch line | 129 | |
Brixham | Devon | 149 | ||
Brixham Trawlers | 1926 | First race in the Seaton Regatta | 149 | |
Bronze Age | 5-6, 9 | |||
Brooks, Skipper | 1943 | Scoutmaster, photographed with Seaton Scout Band | 103 | |
Brown, F. R. | 1937 | In photograph of Seaton bell-ringers, 15th August 1937 | 81 | |
Brown, Mrs. | Sidmouth Street | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Brown, William | 19th C. | Owned Pole Arms Inn; daughter married the third John Head | 31 | |
Brownsea Island | Dorset | 57 | ||
Brunanburgh, Battle of | 957 | Supposedly took place near Axminster | 19 | |
Buckley, Mrs. B. | 1971 | In photograph of opening ceremony at St. Clare's Adult Education Centre | 127 | |
Buckley, Mr. W. | 1971 | In photograph of opening ceremony at St. Clare's Adult Education Centre | 127 | |
Budleigh Salterton | Devon | 153 | ||
Burgenstock | Castle Hill | 19th C. | Run as apartments by the Stradling family | 43 |
Burgess, A.N. | 1954 | In photograph of tree-planting ceremony in Station Road | 125 | |
Burgess, Tony | c.1960 | Photograph, in RNLI tableau, Seaton Carnival | 120 | |
Burnards Hill | 1682 | Close leased to Elizabeth Babb (Leigh's survey) | 22 | |
Burnham, Ernest | 20th C. | Local historian | 13 | |
Burnham's Seaton Guide | 1930s | 87, 151 | ||
Burnside | 1954 | Dentist; in photograph of tree-planting ceremony in Station Road | 125 | |
Burrow, The | 1627 | Fort erected for defence against the French | 22, 69 | |
" | 1919 | Photograph of peace celebrations on The Burrow | 70 | |
Burton, Mrs. | 2 Major Terrace | c.1900 | 51 | |
Burton Bradstock | Dorset | 27 | ||
Bury St Edmunds | Suffolk | 25 | ||
Butlin, Billy | 1899-1980 | On the board of Captain Harry Warner's holiday camp company (1934) | 87, 94, 149 | |
Butlins holiday camp | Skegness | 1936 | First Butlins camp to open | 87 |
Byrne-Jones | The Square | 2002 | Owns the premises in the Square formerly occupied by Hinton Lake & Son | 136 |
Byrne-Jones, Tony | c.1952 | In photograph of Seaton football team | 122 | |
Caius College | Cambridge | 66 | ||
Calais | 1346 | Edward III's expedition against | 23 | |
Calvados | Couchill Lane | Shown on maps of excavations at Honeyditches | 8, 10 | |
Calverley Lodge | 1864-66 | Built for Sir Walter Trevelyan by Joseph Good; now Check House | 25, 27, 147 | |
Cambourne | Cornwall | 6 | ||
Camden, William | 1623 | Passage on Seaton from his Britannia quoted | 9 | |
Canada | 1940 | Alien internees held in Seaton deported to Canada | 95 | |
Canadian army | 1914-18, 1940-45 | French Canadian troops stationed in Seaton during the Second World War | 74, 106 | |
Cann Evans, Mr. A.P. | c.1900 | Solicitor; part-time clerk of the Local Board | 66 | |
Carlyle, Thomas and Jane | 19th C. | Known to Lady Pauline Trevelyan | 27 | |
Carn Brea | Cornwall | 6 | ||
Carnival Queen | 1948 | Photograph of Muriel Hawker | 120 | |
" | 1951 | Photograph of Mary Gooding | 119 | |
" | 1953 | Photograph of Miss Sheila Tolman being crowned Carnival Queen | 119 | |
Carslake, ? | 1930s | Photograph, in hayfield at Couchill Farm | 81 | |
Carslake, George | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Carslake, William | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Carter, Eliza | 1846 | Mentioned in letter from Elizabeth Good | 155 | |
Carter, Mary | 1846 | Mentioned in letter from Elizabeth Good | 155 | |
Cartwright, Major, and family | Sea Hill/Castle Hill | 1940s | Killed when their house was hit in a German air attack during the Second World War | 106 |
Case Gardens | Built on what was Vicarage Field | 58, 66 | ||
Castle, The | 19th C. | Designed and lived in by Joseph Good; | 24, 33, 152 | |
" | 1855 | Shown in photograph of Seaton Front | 28 | |
Castle Hill | Land for the roadway given to the town by Joseph Good; west side mostly built by the Mitchell Brothers in the 1930s | 28, 35, 87, 106, 152 | ||
" | 1997 | Photograph, preparing for the cliff retaining wall by the Castle Hill steps on the West Walk | 135 | |
Cawley, Herman | 1890s | Seaton Rugby Club player | 66 | |
" | c.1904 | In photograph of Seaton rugby team | 54 | |
Cedric House | 1855 | In background of photograph of Seaton Front | 28 | |
Cedric Villa | Beer Road | 43 | ||
Chamberlain, Neville | 1938-39 | Prime Minister | 94, 95 | |
Chant,Mr. | c.1909 | " | 58 | |
Chapple, Roy | 20th C. | Great-great-great-grandson of Joseph Bartlett; R.C.'s father bought the Overmass business in 1957 | 51 | |
" | c.1971 | In photograph of local dignitaries at a Rotary evening | 111 | |
" | 1987 | Seaton Museum chairman; photograph | 150 | |
" | 1995 | Chairman, Axe Valley Heritage Association; in photograph of opening of VJ exhibition in Seaton Museum | 114 | |
Chard | Somerset | 35, 72, 87 | ||
Chard, Mr. F.L. | 1951 | Vice-President, Seaton and District Handicraft & Hobbies Exhibition | 115 | |
Chard, Len | 1954 | In photograph of tree-planting ceremony in Station Road | 125 | |
Charles I, King | 1600-49 | Granted Seaton Marshes to Mr Wyndham | 21 | |
Charles II, King | 1630-85 | 149, 151 | ||
Charter, Thomas | 18th C. | Sir John Trevelyan's (4th Bt.) solicitor and steward; bought the manor in May 1788 | 23 | |
Check House | 1864-66 | Built as Calverley Lodge by Joseph Good for Sir Walter Trevelyan | 24, 25, 27, 31, 147, 152 | |
" | c.1868 | In background of photograph of Seaton Beach | 28 | |
" | August 1870 | Pillars marking a rear entrance seen in photograph of West Walk | 29 | |
Chine, The | Built in the 1920s as an extension of the West Walk | 69 | ||
" | 1927 | Photograph | 84 | |
Chown, Mrs. | Queen Street | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Christian Cross Road Centre | 2002 | Occupies the building which was once the Seaton and District Electric Light Company power station | 87 | |
Chrysler | c.1938 | Make of car converted to become first motor ambulance in Seaton; photographs | 88 | |
Chubb, Mr. | c.1971 | In photograph of local dignitaries at a Rotary evening | 111 | |
Church Institute | 102 | |||
Church of England | 51 | |||
Church of the Good Shepherd | Sidmouth Street | 1889 | Built by White and Newbury; sold in the 1970s | 51 |
Churchill, Winston | 96, 101, 107 | |||
Churston Rise | Shown on maps of excavations at Honeyditches | 8, 10 | ||
" | Possible site of late-prehistoric defensive enclosure | 15 | ||
Citröen cars | 75 | |||
Clapp, Geoffrey | c.1911-90 | Born c.1911; grandson of Harry Clapp; died 1990 | 94, 155 | |
c.1912 | Photograph, with Harry and Thomas Clapp | 46 | ||
Clapp, Harry | c.1880-1970. | Son of Thomas Clapp; worked in Mr. Fewings' mineral-aerated and ginger beer manufactury; sang with the Seaton Choral Society; died 1970, aged 90 | 43, 80 | |
" | Biographical note | 155-6 | ||
" | c.1912 | Photograph, with Thomas and Geoffrey Clapp | 46 | |
" | c.1912 | Photographed driving wagonette | 46 | |
" | c.1938 | In photograph of Seaton's first motorised ambulance | 88 | |
Clapp, Mrs. S. | 1971 | In photograph of opening ceremony at St. Clare's Adult Education Centre | 127 | |
Clapp, Mr. T.G. | 1951 | Vice-President, Seaton and District Handicraft & Hobbies Exhibition | 115 | |
Clapp, Thomas | 1852-1938 | Bus and coach operator | 43, 94 | |
" | c.1912 | Photograph, with Harry and Geoffrey Clapp | 46 | |
Clapp family | 19th C. | Operated posting and livery stables at the Pole Arms | 43 | |
Clapp's Lane | Mentioned by Kemble in description of boundaries of Saxon Fleote | 20 | ||
Clapp's Riding School | 156 | |||
Clapp's Seaton bus | 1930 | Photograph | 96 | |
Clapp's Transport | 94, 156 | |||
" | c.1912 | Photograph of horses and wagonette | 46 | |
Clare, Ann | c.1971 | In photograph of local dignitaries at a Rotary evening | 111 | |
Clare, George | c.1972 | Chairman of Seaton Council; photograph, accepting a presentation following a Navy visit | 112 | |
" | 1973 | Photograph, with members of Seaton Youth Club | 113 | |
Clark, Mr. | 1846 | Clergyman [?]; mentioned in letter from Elizabeth Good | 153 | |
Clark, Sir Ernest | 1951 | Vice-President, Seaton and District Handicraft & Hobbies Exhibition | 115 | |
Clark, Horace | c.1937 | Foreman; in photograph of staff of Trevett's Garage | 97 | |
Clarke, Jane | 1682 [born c. 1667] | Daughter of Richard Clarke (Leigh's survey) | 22 | |
Clarke, Richard | 1682 [born c. 1632] | Leaseholder of "decayed cottage" in Aywell Green (Leigh's survey) | 22 | |
Clarke, Richard | 1682 [born c. 1670] | Son of Richard Clarke (Leigh's survey) | 22 | |
Claudius | 1st C. | Roman Emperor | 16 | |
Clay Common | 1939-45 | Seaton Observer Corps had their look-out post here during the Second World War | 101 | |
Claydon, Prof. | 1921 | Resided at The Pines, Beer; principal of the College of the South West; excavated Roman site at Seaton Down House (Honeyditches) | 13 | |
Clegg, W. J. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
Cleve House | Fore Street | 19th C. | No 17 Fore Street; residence of Richard Skinner | 27 |
Cliff, The | 33 | |||
Cliff Castle | 1825 | Built by Joseph Good | 43 | |
" | 1895 | Photograph | 60 | |
" | 1935 | Photograph, Silver Jubilee week, May 1935 | 89 | |
Cliff Field | Used as a football pitch for games between Rags Alley and The Town (1920s); land sports in the 1926 Seaton Regatta held here; gun emplacement a target of German attacks (1940-43) | 80, 106, 149 | ||
" | c.1927 | Photograph of miniature golf links | 92 | |
" | c.1942 | Photograph of gun emplacement | 100 | |
Cliff House (later Cliff Hotel) | 19th C. | Designed by Joseph Good; now [2002] Washington House | 24, 35, 43, 152, 153 | |
" | 1855 | Shown in photograph of Seaton Front | 28 | |
" | 1923 | Photograph of guests and staff in fancy dress | 82 | |
Clinton's seat | Bicton | 1920s-30s | Location of fete where Mr H. A. Good won a car for sixpence | 75 |
C.M.C. Financial Advisers | c.1929 | Photograph of main office of Seaton and District Electric Light Company, now [2002] occupied by C.M.C. Financial Advisers | 86 | |
Coastguard | 19th C. | First Coastguard homes in the town built in Woodbine Place | 51 | |
Coburn, Dr. Alex | c.1917-1981 | Doctor; born in Aberdeenshire; died May 1981 | 144 | |
Coburn, Mrs. | 1953 | Local doctor's wife; photograph, performing the Carnival Queen crowning ceremony | 119 | |
Cockram, David | 1953 | In photograph of Youth Club tableau in Seaton Carnival | 119 | |
Cockram, Edward | 1951 | In photograph of the Youth Club pyramid display team | 108 | |
" | 1953 | In photograph of Youth Club tableau in Seaton Carnival | 119 | |
Cockram, Fred | 1951 | In photograph of Youth Club outing to Weymouth | 121 | |
" | 1952 | In photograph of Youth Club outing | 121 | |
" | 1953 | In photograph of Youth Club tableau in Seaton Carnival | 119 | |
Cole, Thomas | Sidmouth Street | 1841 | Sawyer (1841 census) | 25 |
Coleridge-Taylor, Samuel | 1875-1912 | Composer of Hiawatha's Wedding Feast | 80 | |
Coles, Miss A. | Fore Street | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Collaton Haven | Referred to in quotation from Camden's Britannia | 9 | ||
College of the South West | 1920s | Now Exeter University | 13 | |
Collins, Jo | 1919 | In photograph of Seaton F.C. | 91 | |
Colyford | Devon | Mentioned by Kemble in description of boundaries of Saxon Fleote | 19, 20, 101 | |
Colyford Road | Location of rinks played on by Seaton Bowling Club (1920s-30s); church rooms on Colyford Road took some of the overflow of evacuees from Sir Walter Trevelyan School (1940-45) | 80, 106, 123 | ||
" | c.1930 | Photograph of steamroller engaged on road repairs | 97 | |
Colyton | Devon | 19, 22, 27, 66, 80, 101, 103, 107, 129, 151, 152 | ||
Colyton Agriculture Society | 156 | |||
Colyton Grammar School | 1926 | Attended by Seaton children during the General Strike, May 1926 | 75 | |
Combe | Gittisham | A residence of the Willoughby family | 21 | |
Combes, Tony | 1953 | In photograph of Youth Club tableau in Seaton Carnival | 119 | |
Combpyne | Devon | 101 | ||
Common Lane | 1682 | Location of Pynes Meade (Leigh's survey) | 21 | |
Congregational Church | 1860s | Given coal yard site by Richard Skinner | 27 | |
" | Cross Street | 1894 | Built on the site of Hardings Dairy | 51 |
" | " | 1894 | Photographs of the laying of the foundation stone of the new Congregational Church, 21 September 1894 | 44, 45 |
" | " | c.1960 | Photograph, Christmas Party for Old Age Pensioners | 110 |
Congregational Hall | Cross Street | 1940-45 | Took some of the overflow of evacuees from Sir Walter Trevelyan School | 106 |
Conservative Party | 87, 107, 156 | |||
Cooke, Rev. Harry R. | 20th C. | Won the Military Cross during the First World War; vicar of Seaton during the Second World War | 101 | |
" | 1945 | In photograph of street party to celebrate victory in Europe | 106 | |
" | 1954 | In photograph of tree-planting ceremony in Station Road | 125 | |
Cooke, Mrs. Norah | 20th C. | Wife of the Rev. Harry Cooke; VAD in the First World War; survived the sinking of the Britannic in November 1916 | 101 | |
Cooper, Stanley | 1920s-30s | Director of the Seaton and District Electric Light Company | 87 | |
Corfe | Dorset | 95 | ||
Cornwall | 6 | |||
Cosen's & Co. Steamers | Weymouth | 19th C. | Called at Seaton in summer season | 64, 66 |
Cottingley | Couchill Lane | Shown on maps of excavations at Honeyditches | 8, 10 | |
Couchill | Evidence of a Roman fort considered | 17, 98 | ||
Couchill Drive | Shown on maps of excavations at Honeyditches | 8, 10 | ||
Couchill Farm | 17 | |||
" | 1930s | Photograph of labourers in hayfield | 81 | |
Couchill Hill Climb | 1936 | Photograph of motorcycling event | 98 | |
Couchill Lane | Shown on maps of excavations at Honeyditches | 8, 10 | ||
Council Offices | 1945 | Saved from fire which largely destroyed the Town Hall, 22nd January 1945 | 107 | |
County Library | 1945 | Saved from fire which largely destroyed the Town Hall, 22nd January 1945 | 107 | |
Courageous, H.M.S. | 1939 | Aircraft carrier; sunk by U29 on 17th September 1939 | 95 | |
Court Lane | Developed by Arthur Turner and sons in the 1930s | 58, 66, 87 | ||
Craven Lodge | 72 | |||
Crawford, William | Beer Road | 1920s | First wireless engineer and dealer in Seaton; later, manager of the Regal Cinema | 75, 106 |
Crichard, George | 14 Seafield Terrace | 19th C. | 43 | |
Critchard, Arthur | c.1951 | In photograph of Seaton F.C. | 122 | |
" | 1952 | In photograph of Youth Club outing | 121 | |
Critchard, Horace | c.1952 | In photograph of Seaton football team | 122 | |
Cromwell, Thomas | 1538 | Vicar General | 147 | |
Cross, Jim | c.1953 | Photograph, member of the Seaton Autumn Show Committee | 120 | |
" | Mid-1960s | Secretary of the Seaton Autumn Show; in photograph of presentation of awards at the show | 112 | |
Cross House | Possibly located behind Salcombe House | 27 | ||
Cross House Field | Fore Street | 1847 | Bought by Richard Skinner, April 1847 | 27 |
Cross Street Machine Bakery | c.1869 | Shown in photograph of Fore Street | 30 | |
Cross Street | 38, 43, 44, 45, 51, 106, 110 | |||
" | 1943 | Photograph, Seaton Scout Band playing in Cross Street | 103 | |
Crosse, The | 1682 | Close mentioned in Leigh's survey, leased to Edward Drake | 21 | |
Crossley touring cars | 1917 | Mentioned in letter to Muriel Head | 72 | |
Ctesiphon | Mesopotamia | 1915 | Turkish position attacked by British forces, 22 November; Reginald Gosney killed | 73 |
Culverwell family | 19th C. | Allied to the Head family through marriage | 31 | |
Cumbria | 6 | |||
Cutcliffe, Rev. Mr. | 1837 | Formerly occupant of Badpoole Meadows, mentioned in invitation to tender for lease of same | 23 | |
Czechoslovakian Army | 1940-45 | Troops stationed at Seaton during the Second World War | 106 | |
" | 1943 | Photograph of Frank Norcombe attaching ribbon to colours of 2nd Battalion Czech Army | 103 | |
" | 1942 | Programme for concert given by the Czech Army | 104 | |
D-Day | 1944 | 106 | ||
D'Angibau, Alfred | 19th C. | Manager of the Wilts. And Dorset Bank; lived in Bank House | 43 | |
Dack, Ross | Court Lane | Building now [2002] R. Dack's workshop shown in photograph of c.1908; converted former slaughterhouse building into flats, late 1990s | 58, 66 | |
Dad's Army | 1940-45 | Nickname for the Home Guard | 101 | |
Dare, Bat. | London Hotel | 1870 | Landlord | 33 |
" | " | c.1865 | Photograph | 33 |
Dare, Mrs. Bat. | Fore Street | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Dare, Mrs. E. | Queen Street | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Dare family | 1841 | Recorded in census; Robert Head married into the family | 31 | |
Darky Lane | Now [2002] Marlpit Lane | 43 | ||
Darnbrough, Mr. H. | 1951 | Vice-President, Seaton and District Handicraft & Hobbies Exhibition | 115 | |
Dartmoor | 1929 | Photograph of Mr. Gould, his staff and friends on a coach outing | 96 | |
Dartmouth | 64, 66 | |||
Dauncey, Miss | Manor Road | 1930s | Advertised guest house accommodation in Burnham's Seaton Guide; letter dated July 1930 quoted; died 1950s | 87 |
Davidson, J.B. | 1885 | Published "Seaton before the Conquest" in Transactions of the Devonshire Association | 19 | |
Davidson, James | 1861 | Refers to an earthwork at "Hannaditches" | 17 | |
Davis, Brian | 1951 | In photograph of the Youth Club pyramid display team | 108 | |
Davis, Mr. F. | 1971 | Chairman of Seaton Council; in photograph of opening ceremony at St. Clare's Adult Education Centre | 127 | |
De-La Pole | See "Masonic Lodge" | |||
Deane, T.N. | 1860s | Erected a stained-glass window in memory of Benjamin Woodward in St. Carnice's Cathedral, Kilkenny | 147 | |
Dearden-Potter, Barbara | 1995 | Chairman of Seaton Town Council; in photograph of opening of VJ exhibition in Seaton Museum | 114 | |
Defying Hitler<</i>/td> | 2002 | Book by Sebastian Haffner, published posthumously | 95 | |
Denmark | 6, 96 | |||
Department of the Environment | 1980 | Reduced the area of the scheduled Ancient Monument at Honeyditches | 13, 16 | |
Devon Archaeological Exploration Society | Seaton Down | 1960 | Excavated Roman buildings at Honeyditches | 13 |
Devon Archaeological Society | 13, 15, 17 | |||
Devon Committee for Rescue Archaeology | 1978 | Carried out rescue excavations in grounds of Seaton Down House | 13, 15 | |
Devon County Council | Bought the Beach Hotel after the Second World War; organised open day at Honeyditches, 1987 | 18, 143 | ||
Devonshire Association | 1868, 1885, 1922, 1960 | Published paper by P.O. Hutchinson on the first excavations at Honeyditches; published J.B. Davidson's paper on Seaton before the Conquest; excavated Roman buildings at Honeyditches | 9, 13, 19 | |
Devonshire Regiment | Sea Hill | 1914 | Photograph of band marching through Seaton | 73 |
" | 1939 | 4th Battalion D. R. (Territorials) at summer camp at Corfe | 95 | |
Diment, Fred | 19th-20th C. | Owned the first motor car in Seaton (1904); opened the first garage in Station Road (1905); first manager of the Town Hall Company | 66, 69, 156 | |
Diment, Mrs, | Queen Street | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Diment, R. | Queen Street | 19th C. | Iron and brass founder, manufacturer of cooking apparatus | 31 |
Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. C.H. | 1971 | In photograph of opening ceremony at St. Clare's Adult Education Centre | 127 | |
DMV | 1966 | Type of train which was the last to run on the Seaton branch line, 5th March 1966 | 107 | |
Domesday Book | 1086 | Records ownership of Fleote (Seaton) | 19 | |
Dommett, Alfred L. | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Dorchester | Dorset | 19 | ||
Dorset | 6, 9, 57, 66 | |||
Dovercourt | Harwich | 1943 | Frank Norcombe attached ribbon to colours of 2nd Battalion Czech Army, who had been stationed at Seaton | 106 |
" | Photograph of Frank Norcombe attaching ribbon | 103 | ||
Dovey | See "Morton Dovey" | |||
Dowell, A., & Sons | Exeter | 20th C. | Coach builders | 88 |
Drake, Ann | 17th C. | Wife of the elder Edward Drake; deceased before 1682 | 22 | |
Drake, Edward | 1682 [born c.1619] | Leaseholder of dwelling and various parcels of land (details from Leigh's survey) | 21-22 | |
Drake, Edward | [born c. 1649] | Son of Edward and Ann Drake | 22 | |
Drayton, Edward | Early-18th C. | 22 | ||
Drew, Mrs. | 1 Yew Terrace | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Drewe, Cedric, M.P. | 1943 | Supported Wing Commander Amsden at the opening of the Wings for Victory Week; kept his seat at the 1945 General Election | 101, 107 | |
Driver, G. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
Driver family | 1841 | Recorded in census | 31 | |
Duck, John | 1539 | Baptism, 1st October 1539, is one of the first two entries in Branscombe Parish Registers | 148 | |
Dudley Coates, Mrs. | 1925 | Friend of the Prince of Wales | 72 | |
Dumnonia | 7th C. | Celtic West Country kingdom | 19 | |
Dunghill | 1682 | Close leased to Elizabeth Babb (Leigh's survey) | 22 | |
Dunkirk | France | 96 | ||
Durley Road | 1930s | Mostly built by the Mitchell Brothers | 87 | |
Dutch elm disease | 58 | |||
Dyke family | c.1900 | Ran No. 2 Beach Villas as an apartment house | 35 | |
Eadgar | 1005 | Prince; witness to the formation charter of Seaton | 20 | |
Eadmund | 1005 | Prince; witness to the formation charter of Seaton | 20 | |
Eadric | 1005 | Prince; witness to the formation charter of Seaton | 20 | |
Eadsige | 1005 | Granted Aut Fleote (Seaton) by King Aethelred | 19 | |
Eadweard | 1005 | Prince; witness to the formation charter of Seaton | 20 | |
Eadwig | 1005 | Prince; witness to the formation charter of Seaton | 20 | |
Eales, P. | 1913 | Boy Scout and Sea Scout | 57 | |
East Devon | 77, 106, 107, 108, 143, 149 | |||
East Devon District Council | Replaced Seaton Urban District Council (1973); owner of Axmouth Harbour since 1974; postponed further development at Honeyditches (1987); gave the clock works of the Jubilee Clock to Seaton Museum (1994); owner of fields within the Honeyditches Scheduled Ancient Monument site | 15, 16, 77, 143, 147 | ||
East Walk | 22 | |||
" | 1895 | Photograph | 69 | |
" | 1926 | Photograph | 84 | |
" | 1961 | Photograph | 138 | |
Eastbourne | Sussex | 1954-1970 | Previous location of what is now Seaton Tramway | 129 |
Eastbourne Tramway | 129 | |||
Ecgbriht | 1005 | Prince; witness to the formation charter of Seaton | 20 | |
Edgar, Mr. | 1895 | Manager of the Beach Hotel | 35 | |
Edward III, King | 1346 | Provided with ships and men by Seaton | 23 | |
Edward VIII, King | 1894-1972 | 72 | ||
Edwards, Charles Frederick | Axminster | 1837-97 | Executant architect of Calverley Lodge, 1864-66 | 25, 147 |
Eeles, Joe | c.1960 | Fisherman; photograph | 155 | |
Elgaue, The | c.150 B.C.-43 A.D. | Third stage of the Iron Age | 7 | |
Elizabeth II, Queen | 1926- | 143 | ||
English Heritage | 15 | |||
'English Rhine', The | 19th C. | Name for the trip along the south Devon coast | 64 | |
Ervine, Mr. St. John | 1935 | Author, playwright, critic; his reasons for living in Seaton published in the Seaton Guide | 149, 151 | |
Esplanade Hotel | 1942 | Open air concert by the Czechoslovak Army held in front of the Esplanade Hotel, 11th July 1942 | 104 | |
Eugenius, Pope | 1145 | Mentioned Seaton and Beer as properties of the Abbey of Sherborne | 145 | |
Evan, Horatio | c.1904 | Licensee of the George Inn; in photograph of Seaton rugby team | 54 | |
Evans, Mr. A.P. Cann | See "Cann Evans" | |||
Evans, Dr. George | 1826-1902 | Born c.1826; laid foundation stone of Jubilee Clock 1887; lived at Netherhayes; died 9th December 1902 | 35; 43 | |
" | c.1895 | Photograph | 49 | |
Everitt, Edna | 1987 | Secretary of Seaton Museum Friends; photograph | 150 | |
Exeter | Devon | 9, 15, 16, 19, 66, 71, 72, 74, 88, 101, 129, 145, 152, 153 | ||
Exeter Assizes | 19th C. | 152 | ||
Exeter City Museums | 15, 18 | |||
Exeter Museum | 13 | |||
Exeter University | 13 | |||
Exmouth | Devon | 64 | ||
Eyewell Farm | 1607 | Became the home of Philip Head and his wife after their marriage | 31 | |
Eyewell Green | 66 | |||
" | 1956 | Photograph of Ted Gosling and car taken at the bottom of Eyewell Green | 110 | |
Eyre, Dr. | Queen Street | 19th C. | Lived at Seaton Villa | 43 |
Eyre House | Queen Street | Formerly Seaton Villa | 43 | |
Fal[a]crina | Italy | Birthplace of Vespasian | 16 | |
Farrant, Mrs. | 2 Violet Terrace | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Farrant, Mrs. | 3 Violet Terrace | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Ferriby | Yorkshire | 5 | ||
Ferris, Mrs. | 1964 | Wife of Sydney Ferris; in photograph taken at a lunch for staff of Ferris & Prescott | 111 | |
Ferris, Mr. A. S. | 20th C. | Led prayers in the Gospel Hall during the Second World War | 102 | |
Ferris, Mr. Sydney | 1964 | In photograph taken at a lunch for staff of Ferris & Prescott, drapers | 111 | |
Ferris & Prescott | Queen Street | Drapers | 111 | |
Festival of Britain | 1951 | 108 | ||
Fewings, B. | 1913 | Sea Scout | 57 | |
Fewings, Mr. R. | 19th C. | Owned the Pole Arms late 19th C.; manufacturer of mineral-aerated waters | 43 | |
Fillbrook, J. | 1914 | Wolf Cub | 57 | |
First World War | 1914-18 | 51, 66, 70-74, 155-6 | ||
Fishermans Gap | 1980 | Photograph, completing the new sea wall and promenade | 134 | |
Flavius Vespasianus | See "Vespasian" | |||
Fleet | 1146 | Mentioned in papal text | 19 | |
Fleethill | 1682 | Close leased to Elizabeth Babb (Leigh's survey) | 22 | |
Fleote | 1086 | Domesday Book records Priory of Horton held half a hide at Fleote (Seaton); see also Aut Fleote | 19 | |
Follett, R. | c.1895 | Store-keeper; photograph | 49 | |
Follett family | Fore Street | 19th C. | Grocers | 43 |
Fonthill Villas | Harbour Road | 35 | ||
Ford cars | 75 | |||
Fore Street | 19th C. | Samuel Good occupied premises here after returning from Axminster (19th C.); various residents described (19th C.) | 24, 27, 31, 33, 43, 47, 51, 66, 71, 107, 144 | |
" | 1862 | Photograph | 33 | |
" | 1865 | Photograph by Samuel Good | 26 | |
" | 1865 & c.1869 | Photographs | 30 | |
" | c.1923 | Photograph of Smith's Lending Library, now [2002] Maynews | 86 | |
" | 1935 | Photograph showing street decorations for the Silver Jubilee of King George V | 89 | |
" | 1961 | Photograph, looking down Fore Street | 142 | |
" | 1962 | Photograph, looking up Fore Street | 140 | |
" | 1974 | Photograph of roadworks | ||
" | 1987 | Photograph, fund-raising for Seaton Hospital | 150 | |
Formation Charter of Seaton | 1005 | Text | 20 | |
Formidable, HMS | 1915 | Sunk by torpedo off the Devon coast, 1 January 1915 | 71 | |
Fortfield Terrace | Built on the site of allotments called Barn Hay | 66 | ||
Fossway Court | Four stone shore forts have stood south of here | 9 | ||
" | 1961 | Photograph of Trevett's Car Park, where Fossway Court is now [2002] situated | 138 | |
Fox, Mrs. Irene | Westmead, Seaton Down Road | 1944 | Photograph, bomb disposal squad winching unexploded bomb from Mrs. Fox's garden | 105 |
Foxenholes | 19th C. | Acquired by the Head family | 31 | |
France | 5-6, 22, 72, 74, 154 | |||
Free Polish Army | 1940-45 | Troops stationed in Seaton during the Second World War | 106 | |
Free Spanish Army | 1940-45 | Troops stationed in Seaton during the Second World War | 106 | |
Fremington Road | 1930s | Mostly built by the Mitchell Brothers | 87 | |
French, Mr. and Mrs. | 1945 | Shop and residence adjoined the Town Hall; discovered fire which largely destroyed the Town Hall, 22nd January 1945 | 107 | |
Friedenheim School for Girls | 19th C. | Housed in Montpellier House | 51 | |
Friend, P.C. | Stock Lane | c.1900 | Seaton's only policeman at the time | 51 |
From Bismarck to Hitler | 1991 | Book by Sebastian Haffner | 95 | |
Fry, Thomas | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Frye, John | Yarty and Grays Inn | Mid-16th C. | Bought the reversion on the manor and church of Seaton after they were given by Henry VIII to Katherine Parr for life at the Dissolution of the Monasteries | 21, 25, 145 |
Furious, H.M.S. | 20th C. | Aircraft carrier; Des Garrett served on this ship | 102 | |
Gage, Mr. S. | c.1869 | Family grocer, Fore Street | 30 | |
Gane, Charles | 1920s-30s | Director of the Seaton and District Electric Light Company | 87 | |
Gapper, Mr. A. | c.1938 | St. John's Ambulanceman; in photograph with Seaton's first motorised ambulance | 88 | |
Gapper, P.W.R. | 1945 | Policeman on duty on night of fire at the Town Hall | 107 | |
Gardner, Allan | 20th C. | Succeeded Claude Lane at the Seaton Tramway Company | 129 | |
Garner, Francis | 1943 | Clerk to Seaton Council; visited Dovercourt, near Harwich, with Frank Norcombe, Chairman of the Council | 106 | |
Garrett, Des | 20th C. | Photograph, taken during Second World War; member, at different times, of Home Guard, Royal Artillery, Royal Navy (H.M.S. Furious) and Seaton Council | 102 | |
" | c.1951 | In photograph of Seaton F.C. | 122 | |
" | c.1952 | In photograph of Seaton football team | 122 | |
" | 1953 | In photograph of Seaton Reserves football team | 122 | |
Garrod, Mr. Harry | 1973 | Clerk of Seaton Town Council | 143 | |
Gear, Mr. A. | c.1953 | Photograph, member of the Seaton Autumn Show Committee | 120 | |
Geisha Café | Station Road | 1954 | In background of photograph of tree planting | 125 |
Gemanus | 1005 | Abbot; witness to the formation charter of Seaton | 20 | |
General Election | 1945 | 107 | ||
General Strike | 1926 | 75 | ||
George, Rev. | c.1960 | In photograph of children's cycling proficiency test | 139 | |
George V, King | 1865-1936 | 69, 80 | ||
" | 1935 | Photographs of Silver Jubilee decorations and celebrations | 89, 90 | |
George VI, King | 1895-1952 | 108, 143 | ||
George Inn | 33, 54, 136 | |||
" | 1919 | In background of photograph of Seaton football team | 91 | |
" | Queen Street | 1925 | Photograph showing building now the George Inn when owned by S. Lock, Esq., baker and confectioner | 79 |
Georges Meeting House | Colyton | 152 | ||
German air attacks | 1940-45 | 100, 101, 105, 106 | ||
Germany | 69, 74, 95, 106, 154 | |||
Gert and Daisy | 20th C. | Music hall stars; taught to ride by Harry Clapp | 156 | |
Gibbens, Harry | 1919 | In photograph of Seaton F.C. | 91 | |
Gifford, Bert | 1945 | Town Hall caretaker | 107 | |
Gifford, Jacqueline | 1945 | Daughter of Bert Gifford | 107 | |
Gifford, Col. Ralph | 20th C. | Husband of Muriel Head; ran a factory in Chard during World War II | 31, 72 | |
Gift Shop, The | 1961 | Shop in background of photograph of Trevett's Car Park | 138 | |
Gigg, A. | 1937 | In photograph of Seaton bell-ringers, 15th August 1937 | 81 | |
Gigg, B. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
Gigg, Reginald P. | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Gigg, Sidney F. | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Gilbert, Mr. E. | c.1960 | In photograph of Seaton Bowling Club team winners | 123 | |
Giles, Miss A. | 1958 | Photograph, cutting the birthday cake of the Seaton Darby and Joan Club | 150 | |
Giles, W. | 1913 | Assistant Scout Master | 57 | |
Gillard, Bill | c.1952 | In photograph of Seaton football team | 122 | |
Gillett, Alfie | 1940 | Evacuee, along with his sister | 102 | |
Gipsy Moth | 1986 | Photograph of Seaton fishing boat Gipsy Moth | 134 | |
Girl Guides | 1935 | Photograph of parade for King George V's Silver Jubilee day | 90 | |
Gittisham | Devon | 21 | ||
Gladstone, Mrs. E. | 1951 | Vice-President, Seaton and District Handicraft & Hobbies Exhibition | 115 | |
Glascott, Mr. | 1846 | Clergyman [?]; mentioned in letter from Elizabeth Good | 153 | |
Gloucester, Duchess of | 1988 | Photographed at opening of Seaton Hospital | 128 | |
Godwine | 1005 | Bishop; witness to the formation charter of Seaton | 20 | |
Golden Lion Inn | Fore Street | Owned by James William Skinner; ceased trading in second half of 20th C. | 47, 143 | |
" | 1962 | In photograph of Fore Street | 140 | |
Good, Mrs. | Queen Street | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Good, Arthur | 20th C. | Owned a garage in Station Road; ran a daily charabanc service to Lyme Regis and Sidmouth | 75 | |
Good, Derek | Beer | 1972 | Photograph, driving through floods in Harbour Road | 113 |
Good, Mr. E.D. | 19th C. | Made the clock works for the Jubilee Clock | 147 | |
Good, Elizabeth | 19th C. | First wife of Joseph Good; mother of Samuel Good | 24 | |
Good, Elizabeth Penelope | 19th C. | Daughter of Joseph Good; born c.1833; died aged 24 | 153 | |
Good, Hannah | 19th C. | Sister of Joseph Good | 152-3 | |
Good, Herbert Arthur | 19th-20th C. | Son of Zeno Good | 43 | |
" | 1920s-30s | Photograph with car won at a fete | 75 | |
Good, Jacob | d.1847 | Father of Joseph Good; died 3rd April 1847, aged 78 | 152 | |
Good, Joseph | 1795-1875 | Builder, architect, banker; gave land to local authority to enable them to build Castle Hill; a letter in verse to his sister Hannah reproduced; built Check House for Sir Walter Trevelyan and Seaforth Lodge for Lady Ashburton; designed The Castle and Cliff House | 28, 35, 43, 60, 152-3 | |
" | c.1850 | Photograph, with wife and family members | 24 | |
Good, Martha | d.1838 | Mother of Joseph Good; died 3rd November 1838, aged 71 | 152 | |
Good, Sam | c.1860s | Local builder, placed letters 'Moridunum' over remains of shore fort | 9 | |
Good, Samuel | c.1869 | Photograph. Watchmaker and jeweller; Seaton's first photographer; born 18th May 1827; son of Joseph and Elizabeth Good; lived and had shop in The Square | 24, 43, 152 | |
" | 1850 | Photograph by G. of a wreck on Seaton Beach | 26 | |
" | 1855 | Photograph by G. of Seaton Front | 28 | |
" | 1865 | Photograph by G. of Fore Street | 26 | |
" | c.1895 | Photograph | 49 | |
Good, Zeno | 1838-1908 | Son of Joseph Good; half-brother of Samuel Good; lived and ran apartments at Cliff House | 43, 155 | |
Good family | Along with the Tolman family, kept the Jubilee Clock maintained until the 1960s | 147 | ||
Gooding, Mary | 1951 | Photograph, Carnival Queen | 119 | |
Gosling, Miss Elizabeth | c.1922 | In photograph of staff of Sir Walter Trevelyan School | 68 | |
Gosling, Gerald | 1953 | In photograph of Seaton Reserves football team | 122 | |
Gosling, John | 1928 | Photograph | 79 | |
" | 1929 | In photograph of Mr. Gould's staff and friends on Dartmoor | 96 | |
Gosling, Rachel | 18th C. | First wife of William Newton; two daughters | 148 | |
Gosling, Ted | 20th-21st C. | 147, 148 | ||
" | 1951 | In photograph of Youth Club outing to Weymouth | 121 | |
" | 1956 | Photograph, with 1928 Singer 8 car | 110 | |
" | 1987, 1992 | Seaton Museum curator; photographs | 150 | |
" | 1995 | In photograph of opening of VJ exhibition at Seaton Museum | 114 | |
Gosling, Timothy | Cross Street | 19th C. | Fisherman | 51 |
Gosney, Charles Frederick | 19th-20th C. | Chemist; had shop in The Square; lived at 11 Marine Parade (or Place); died 1935; see also "Gosney, C. J." | 43, 94 | |
c.1895 | Photograph [caption says C. J. Gosney] | 49 | ||
" | c.1901 | Photographed with family members [caption says "Mr. D. F. Gosney"] | 48 | |
Gosney, C. J. | See "Gosney, Charles Frederick" | |||
Gosney, Mr. D. F. | See "Gosney, Charles Frederick" | |||
Gosney, Miss Eileen | Seaton Down | 20th C. | Local historian, daughter of local chemist; directed excavations at Honeyditches 1960; founder member of the Axe Valley Heritage Museum; died 1988 | 13, 48 |
Gosney, Reginald Wilkie | d.1915 | Photograph; son of Charles Frederick Gosney; killed at the battle of Ctesiphon, Mesopotamia, 22nd November 1915 | 73, 74 | |
Gosney's Bronchial Syrup | One of Charles Gosney's home-made medicines | 48 | ||
Gosney's Corn Cure | One of Charles Gosney's home-made medicines | 48 | ||
Gosney's Neuralgic Mixture | One of Charles Gosney's home-made medicines | 43, 48 | ||
Gospel Hall | 102 | |||
Gould and Son, William | 19th C. | Owners of Cross Street Machine Bakery, established 1832 | 30, 43 | |
Gould, C. C. (Clifford) | 1866-1939 | Born 23rd April 1866; owned the Temperance Hotel and restaurant; became a member of the newly formed Seaton Urban District Council in 1895; became chairman of Seaton Council in 1916; unveiled war memorial, 13th November 1921; chaired meeting at which the Choral Society was formed, 24th January 1924 | 35, 69, 74, 75, 80, 83, 94 | |
" | Photograph | 88 | ||
" | 1929 | In photograph with staff and friends on Dartmoor | 96 | |
" | 1934 | Photograph, opening the 1934 season of Seaton Bowling Club | 92 | |
Gould, Norah | 1920s | Sang with the Seaton Choral Society | 80 | |
Grace Darling | c.1906 | Mr. W. H. Head's sailing boat; photograph | 55 | |
Grays Inn | London | 145 | ||
Great Exhibition | London | 1851 | 108 | |
Great Langdale | Cumbria | 6 | ||
Green, Alfred J. | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Green, William | 1943 | Photograph; Patrol Leader in the Boy Scouts; awarded gilt cross for rescuing a drowning girl from the River Axe | 102 | |
Greenways | 1930s | Mostly built by the Mitchell Brothers | 87 | |
Grey, Sir Edward | 1914 | Minister of Foreign Affairs | 69 | |
Grizzley | Off-road running event | 154 | ||
Grove, The | 35 | |||
Groves, Charles W. | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Gulf of Athens | 1916 | Location of sinking of the Britannic | 101 | |
Gunn, Mary | 1920s | Sang with the Seaton Choral Society | 80 | |
Gush, Miss | 1902 | Schoolteacher | 67 | |
Gush. Mr. G. | 1894 | Architect and surveyor, Manor Office | 45 | |
Gush, William G. | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Haffner, Sebastian | 20th C. | Anti-Nazi lawyer and journalist; interned at Warner's Holiday Camp 1939-40; died 1999 | 95 | |
Halberton | Devon | 22 | ||
Hall, Mrs. | Bridgwater Place | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Hallett, John | 19th C. | Lord of the manor of Axmouth; attempted improvements at the mouth of the Axe | 23 | |
Hallstatt Culture | c.700-400 B.C. | First stage of the Iron Age | 7 | |
Hammett, Mrs. | Sidmouth Street | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Hampshire | 5 | |||
Hancocks and Brewers | 20th C. | Showmen | 77 | |
Hannaditches | 1861 | The name by which James Davidson referred to Honeyditches | 17 | |
Harbin, Rhoda | 19th C. | Owned and occupied mansion house on White Cliff | 23 | |
Harbour Road | Formerly Station Road | 27, 35, 69, 97, 117, 144 | ||
" | 1954 | Photograph of tree-planting ceremony | 125 | |
" | 1961 | Photograph of Trevett's Car Park | 138 | |
" | 1964 | Photograph of Warners Holiday Camp | 140 | |
" | 1972 | Photograph, flooded | 113 | |
" | 1977 | Photograph, council workers clearing snow outside the old bus station | 131 | |
Harding, Tom | c.1904 | In photograph of Seaton rugby team | 54 | |
" | 1890s | Seaton Rugby Club player | 66 | |
Hardings Dairy | Cross Street | 1894 | The new Congregational Church built on the site of the dairy | 51 |
Hare, Augustus | 19th C. | Known to Lady Pauline Trevelyan | 27 | |
Harepath Hill | 13 | |||
Harepath Road | Developed by Arthur Turner and sons in the 1930s; bombed during the Second World War | 9, 18, 66, 87, 106, 143 | ||
" | c.1910 | Photograph | 42 | |
" | 1987 | Photograph | 126 | |
Harris, Mrs. | 3 Yew Terrace | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Harwich | See "Dovercourt" | |||
Haslop, Teddy | 20th C. | 94 | ||
" | 1920s | Photograph | 86 | |
Hatchley, Mrs. | Cross Street | 19th C. | Laundress | 51 |
Hatchley, Bill | 20th C. | Vice chairman of Seaton British Legion; died 1951 | 107 | |
Haven Cliff | 151 | |||
Haven Holiday Village | 1980s | Formerly the Warner holiday camp | 87 | |
Hawkedon | Suffolk | 25 | ||
Hawker, Miss Josie | 1953 | Photograph, attendant to the Carnival Queen | 119 | |
Hawker, Muriel | 1948 | Photograph, Carnival Queen | 120 | |
Hayman, Annie Maxwell | 19th C. | Wife of the Rev. M.H. Hayman | 145 | |
Hayman, Rev. M.H. | 1831 | Gifted the chancel screen to St. Gregory's Church, in memory of his wife | 145 | |
Haymes, William | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Haynes, Bob | 20th C. | Worked for Seaton Council; photograph | 110 | |
Haynes Lease | 1682 | Close mentioned in Leigh's survey, leased to Edward Drake | 21 | |
Hayward, J. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
Hayward, John | Fore Street | c.1870 | Shoemaker | 43 |
Hayward, Mrs. | Windsor House and Prospect House | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper; see also "Hayworth, Mrs." | 33 |
Hayworth, Mrs | Prospect House | c.1869 | Lodging-house keeper; see also "Hayward, Mrs." | 30 |
Head, Anne | 19th C. | Daughter of Robert Head; married James Bartlett of Beer | 31 | |
Head, Bill | 1890s | Formed Seaton Rugby Club | 66 | |
Head, Billy | c.1900 | In photograph of Seaton cricket team | 53 | |
Head, Henrietta | 19th C. | Daughter of John Head of Wessiters; married John Kingsbury Hole | 31 | |
Head, John | d.1768 | Blacksmith; reeve and tythingman for the manor of Seaton | 31 | |
Head, John, the younger | 18th-19th C. | Merchant, property owner; son of John Head (d. 1768); leased a coal yard on the site of the present-day Hook and Parrot; built houses for his two sons in The Square; coal yard shown in photograph of Seaton Front; became owner of Manstones Tenement | 23, 27, 28, 31 | |
Head, John | Wessiters | 19th C. | Second son of John Head the younger; married the daughter of William Brown; occupied Wessiters after his brother's death | 31 |
Head, John Dare | 19th C. | Son of Robert Head; Customs Officer | 31 | |
Head, John Douglas | 20th C. | Son of William Henry Head | 31 | |
Head, John Henry Horsford | 19th C. | Son of John Head of Wessiters; solicitor in London | 31, 151 | |
Head, Muriel | 20th C. | Daughter of William Henry Head; member of V.A.D. during First World War; married Col. Ralph Gifford | 31, 71-72 | |
Head, Philip | 1607 | Married the granddaughter of John Stockham of Branscombe and moved to Eyewell Farm | 27, 31 | |
Head, Philip | 19th C. | Son of John Head (d. 1768) | 31 | |
Head, Robert | 19th C. | Son of John Head (d. 1768); Customs Officer at the Port of Exeter; married into the Dare family | 31 | |
Head, Robert | 19th C. | Son of Robert Thomas Head; married daughter of Sir Walter Calverley Trevelyan | 31 | |
Head, Robert Thomas | 19th C. | Third son of John Head the younger; solicitor in Exeter; Mayor of Exeter 1864-1867 | 31 | |
Head, Sarah | 19th C. | Sister of John Head the younger; married John Snook of Colyton | 31 | |
Head, Sarah | d.1895 | Great aunt of William Henry Head | 151 | |
Head, William | 19th C. | Eldest son of John Head the younger; married Henrietta, his first cousin, daughter of Philip Head; built Wessiters House in 1843; built the eight houses of West Cliff Terrace; died 1865 | 31, 151 | |
Head, William Brown | 19th C. | Son of John Head of Wessiters; inherited Wessiters | 31, 151 | |
Head, William Henry | 1874-1958 | Son of William Brown Head; born in Vintage House; inherited three of the houses in West Cliff Terrace; inherited Wessiters from his great aunt, Sarah Head; became a Town Councillor at 21; Huntsman of the Axe Vale Harriers | 31, 53, 71, 151 | |
" | c.1904 | In photograph of Seaton rugby team | 54 | |
" | c.1905 | In photograph of Seaton cricket team | 54 | |
" | c.1906 | Photographed in his sailing boat, Grace Darling, with the crew | 55 | |
" | Undated photograph with members of Seaton Rugby Club | 56 | ||
Head family | Description of family coat of arms | 31 | ||
Heals | 1860s | Supplied furniture for Calverley Lodge | 27 | |
Heckstarrs | 1682 | Close mentioned in Leigh's survey, leased to Edward Drake | 21 | |
Hedgeleigh | Couchill Lane | Shown on maps of excavations at Honeyditches | 8, 10 | |
Heineken, Mr. | 1865 | Friend of P.O. Hutchinson | 17 | |
Hembury | Devon | 6 | ||
Hemyock | Devon | 22 | ||
Henry VI, King | 1421-71 | 25 | ||
Henry VIII, King | 1491-1547 | Gave manor and church of Seaton to Katherine Parr | 21, 25, 145 | |
Herepath | Name from which Harepath derives; means war path | 13 | ||
Hermyn, George | Suffolk | 18th-19th C. | Curate of Hawkedon, near Bury St Edmunds; father of Lady Pauline Trevelyan | 25 |
Hiawa'tha's Wedding Feast | 1924 | Chosen for first concert by the Seaton and District Choral Society | 80 | |
Higher Barn | Given by Kemble as a boundary of Saxon Fleote | 20 | ||
Higher Bottom Close | 1682 | Close mentioned in Leigh's survey, leased to Edward Drake | 21 | |
Higher Ground | 1682 | Close mentioned in Leigh's survey, leased to Edward Drake | 21 | |
Higher Horriford | 1682 | Close mentioned in Leigh's survey, leased to Edward Drake | 21 | |
Highview | Couchill Drive | Shown on maps of excavations at Honeyditches | 8, 10 | |
Highwell Road | 1939-45 | Bombed during the Second World War | 66, 79, 106 | |
" | 1925 | Photograph of James Leyman's funeral cortge in Highwell Road | 81 | |
" | 1945 | Photograph of street party to celebrate victory in Europe | 106 | |
Hilder, T. O. | 1937 | In photograph of Seaton bell-ringers, 15th August 1937 | 81 | |
Hilder, Tom | 20th C. | Photograph, captain of Seaton Bowling Club | 123 | |
Hill, Mrs. | Fore Street | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Hill, Mrs. | Queen Street | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Hill Farm | 1861 | Referred to by James Davidson when writing about Honeyditches | 17 | |
Hine, Mr. | 4 Manor Cottages | c.1914 | 71 | |
Hinton Lake & Son | The Square | 1961 | Chemist shop; photograph of the Square showing the shop | 136 |
HM LCT 1137 | 1944 | Tank landing craft which beached at Seaton after returning damaged from the D-Day landings | 106 | |
HMV | 20th C. | Manufacturer of wireless sets | 80 | |
Hocking, Fred | 1989 | Hoteliers president, Seaton and District Hotels & Restaurants Association; photograph with Alan Tawse and Mrs. Dorothy Lomas | 114 | |
Holbrook, Neil | Seaton Down | 1987 | In charge of the Honeyditches excavations | 17 |
Hole, John Kingsbury | 19th C. | Surgeon; married Henrietta Head; owned and lived in Ridgeway House | 31, 51 | |
Hole, Marion | d. 1927 | Daughter of John Kingsbury Hole; died in Middlesex, 28th April 1927 | 31, 151 | |
Hole, Rev. William Head | 19th C. | Son of John Kingsbury Hole | 31 | |
Holland | 6-7, 96, 154 | |||
Holland, Councillor | 1973 | Member of Seaton Town Council | 143 | |
Holman Hunt, William | 19th C. | Known to Lady Pauline Trevelyan | 27 | |
Holmes, Cyril | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Home Guard | 1940-45 | 101, 102 | ||
Home Office | 95 | |||
Homer Lane | Shown on maps of excavations at Honeyditches | 8, 10, 87 | ||
" | 1920s | Photograph taken outside the power station in Homer Lane | 86 | |
Homermead | Homer Lane | Shown on maps of excavations at Honeyditches | 8, 10 | |
Honeyditches | Site occupied since 4000 B.C.; account of excavations of Roman buildings; description of Roman settlement; scheduled as an Ancient Monument of National Importance 1952; location of finds from the site; condition and conservation status of archaeological site | 8-18 | ||
" | 1862-1978 | Map showing excavated areas | 8 | |
" | 1969 | Plan of excavations | 14 | |
" | 1987 | Advertisement for open day at the site | 18 | |
Honeyditches Villa | 1969 | Photographs of remains of Roman building | 11, 12 | |
" | Diagram of site | 16 | ||
Honeymead | Seaton Down Hill | Shown on maps of excavations at Honeyditches | 8, 10 | |
Honeywood | Seaton Down Hill | Shown on maps of excavations at Honeyditches | 8, 10 | |
Honiton | Devon | Possible site of Moridunum during the Roman period | 19, 71, 107 | |
Honorius | 410 | Letters to the Civitates of Britain referred to | 19 | |
Hook and Parrot | 2002 | Stands on site of John Head's coal yard | 23, 27 | |
Hooper, Anthony | c.1900 | In photograph of Seaton cricket team | 53 | |
Hooper, Mr. Donald | 1934 | In photograph of wedding party | 90 | |
Hooper, Jack | Sidmouth Street | 19th C. | Fisherman | 51 |
Hooper, Jess | 1890s | Seaton Rugby Club player | 66 | |
Hooper, John | 17th C. | Brother of Joyce and Margaret Hooper; deceased before 1682 | 22 | |
Hooper, Joyce | 1682 [born c. 1630] | Sister of John and Margaret Hooper; held lease on dwelling in Beere Lane built by Richard Wheeler (Leigh's survey) | 22 | |
Hooper, Mrs. Julia | 1934 | In photograph of wedding party (mother of the bride) | 90 | |
Hooper, Miss Kathleen | 1934 | In photograph of wedding party (bride) | 90 | |
Hooper, L. | 1913 | Boy Scout and Sea Scout | 57 | |
Hooper, Margaret | 1682 | Sister of John and Joyce Hooper; living in house in Beere Lane (Leigh's survey) | 22 | |
Hooper, Reginald T. | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Hooper, S. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
Hooper, Mr. T. | c.1900 | Fisherman; lived in Tudor House | 66 | |
Horton, Prior of | Dorset | 11th C. | Seaton passed to the Prior of Horton on the death of Eadsige and was in possession of the Prior at time of compilation of Domesday Book | 19 |
Horton Priory | Brief history | 19-20 | ||
" | St. Gregory's Church at first attached to Horton | 145 | ||
Hoskins, Bob | c.1960 | In photograph of children's cycling proficiency test | 139 | |
Household Fuel and Lighting Order | 1918 | 74 | ||
Hown, C. | 1953 | In photograph of Seaton Reserves football team | 122 | |
Howse, Elsie | 1903 | Photograph of her children; friend of the Marsh family of Yeovil | 63 | |
HSBC Bank | The Square | One of the houses built by John Head for his sons; formerly Samuel Good's house and shop | 27, 43 | |
Hudson, Soapy | 1940 | Evacuee, along with his sister | 102 | |
Humber, River | Yorkshire/ | |||
Lincolnshire | 5 | |||
Hutchings, Mr. | 1929 | In photograph of Mr. Gould's staff and friends on Dartmoor | 96 | |
Hutchings, Mr. G.W. | 1951 | Vice-President, Seaton and District Handicraft & Hobbies Exhibition | 115 | |
Hutchings, Miss Sheila | 1953 | Photograph, attendant to the Carnival Queen | 119 | |
Hutchings, Mr. W. | c.1953 | Photograph, member of the Seaton Autumn Show Committee | 120 | |
Hutchinson, Peter Orlando | 1868 | Sidmouth antiquary; published paper on Sir Walter Trevelyan's excavations at Honeyditches | 9 | |
" | 1865 | Explored the earthworks on Couchill | 17 | |
Iles, Dick | c.1937 | In photograph of staff of Trevett's Garage | 97 | |
Ilford | 20th C. | Camera manufacturer | 89 | |
Indian Army Reserve of Officers | 20th C. | 73 | ||
Inge, Percy | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Iolanthe | 1988 | Photograph of cast of Axe Vale Amateur Operatic Society production | 116 | |
Ireland | 5-6, 95, 147 | |||
Iron Age | c.700 B.C.- | |||
43 A.D. | 5-7, 9, 13, 15 | |||
Isca | Roman period | Name of Exeter in Roman times | 16 | |
Isgrove, Mr. and Mrs. | c.1971 | In photograph of local dignitaries at a Rotary evening | 111 | |
Itineracium Curiosum | 18th C. | By William Stukeley. Paragraph about Honey Ditches quoted. | 9 | |
Jackson, A.G.J. | 1913 | Secretary of Seaton Boy Scouts | 57 | |
James I, King | 1566-1625 | 101 | ||
James, Dr. | c.1938 | Of Ryalls Court School; donated Chrysler car to be converted into Seaton's first motor ambulance | 88 | |
James, Miss | 19th C. | Lived in St. Elmo | 43 | |
Japan | 107 | |||
The Jazz Singer | 1929 | Film starring Al Jolson | 80 | |
Jebson, Eric | 1971 | In photograph of opening ceremony at St. Clare's Adult Education Centre | 127 | |
Jeffreys, Baron, of Wem | 17th C. | Lord Chief Justice George, Baron Jeffreys of Wem, or Judge Jeffreys | 151 | |
Jericho | 5 | |||
Jim | 19th C. | Tippy Abbott's white mule | 156 | |
John Wood | 20th C. | Auctioneers and estate agents; bought the Church of the Good Shepherd | 51 | |
Jolson, Al | 1929 | Star of The Jazz Singer | 80 | |
Jones, Bob | 1988 | Local doctor; photographed at the opening ceremony of Seaton Hospital | 128 | |
Jones, Derek | 1951 | In photograph of the Youth Club pyramid display team | 108 | |
" | 1951 | In photograph of Youth Club outing to Weymouth | 121 | |
Jones, F. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
Jones, H. | c.1905 | In photograph of Seaton cricket team | 54 | |
Jones, Harry | c.1895 | Postman; photograph | 49 | |
" | c.1900 | In photograph of Seaton cricket team | 53 | |
" | c.1904 | In photograph of Seaton rugby team | 54 | |
Jones, I. | 1901 | Advertisement for Jones' Bazaar | 50 | |
Jones, Jack | 1890s | Seaton Rugby Club player | 66 | |
Jones, W. | 1914 | Wolf Cub | 57 | |
Jones, W. T. Makeig | See "Makeig Jones" | |||
Jones, William | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Jones' Bazaar | Queen Street | See "Jones, I." | ||
Jubilee Clock | Sea Hill | 1887 | 35, 147 | |
Jubilee Gardens | Castle Hill | 2002 | On site of Seafield House | 35 |
" | 1942 | Photograph of site after bombing on 26th October 1942 | 100 | |
Keate, Bill | c.1952 | In photograph of Seaton football team | 122 | |
Kemble | Editor of Codex diplomaticus Aevi Saxonici | 20 | ||
Kent | 5, 72 | |||
Kildare Street Club, Dublin | 19th C. | Designed by Benjamin Woodward | 147 | |
Kilkenny | Ireland | 147 | ||
King's Arms Inn | 33, 66, 156 | |||
" | 1935 | Photograph showing tar spraying on road outside the King's Arms Inn | 99 | |
'King Kong' | See "Bland, Mr." | |||
Kingsland | Castle Hill | 43 | ||
Kut | Mesopotamia | 1915 | Captured by British forces, including Reginald Gosney | 73 |
La Tene Culture | c.400-150 B.C. | Second stage of the Iron Age | 7 | |
Labour Party | 20th C. | Formed first Government 1929; won 1945 General Election | 87, 107 | |
Lake, Jack | 1928 | Photograph | 79 | |
Lakes Field | 1928 | Photograph of Seaton men haymaking | 79 | |
Lambert Castle races | c.1912 | Photograph of party leaving for the races | 46 | |
Lancaster Electrical Company | Barnet | Where the Seaton Tramway Company originated | 129 | |
Lancia | c.1926 | Photograph of Lancia open-top coach | 95 | |
Lane, Claude | d.1971 | Owner of the Lancaster Electrical Company; purchased the Seaton to Colyford railway line in 1969 and opened the Seaton Tramway on it in 1970 | 129 | |
Lansdown, the Misses | 1920s | Sang with the Seaton Choral Society | 80 | |
Laurel Place | Fore Street | 33 | ||
League of Friends of Seaton Hospital | 20th C. | 128 | ||
Leatt, Agnes | Budleigh Salterton | 1846 | Aunt of Elizabeth Penelope Good | 153 |
Leicester Square | London | 72 | ||
Leigh, Robet (sic) | 1682 | Made a survey of the manor of Seaton for a Court Leet and Court Baron held on 26 April | 21 | |
Lew Hollow | Seaton Hole | 1895 | Photograph | 61 |
Leyhill | Payhembury | Main residence of the Willoughby family | 21 | |
Leyman, James | 1925 | Builder responsible for Highwell Road development; photograph of his funeral cortge | 81 | |
Library | Built on part of the site of Lowman's Farm | 51 | ||
Light Pacific | Type of locomotive; see "Seaton" | |||
Lillies, Brig. G.L. | 1971 | In photograph of opening ceremony at St. Clare's Adult Education Centre | 127 | |
Lillies, Mr. G. | 1971 | In photograph of opening ceremony at St. Clare's Adult Education Centre | 127 | |
Lincoln, Abraham | 1809-65 | President of the United States | 26 | |
Linden Lee | Couchill Drive | Shown on maps of excavations at Honeyditches | 8, 10 | |
Lion Hotel | 33 | |||
Lions Close | Fore Street | 1847 | Bought by Richard Skinner, April 1847 | 27 |
Little Ragged Jack | 1854 | Mentioned in notice of auction of marsh land | 23 | |
Littley, H. | 1914 | Wolf Cub | 57 | |
Littley, W. | 1913 | Sea Scout | 57 | |
Litton, Percy | 20th C. | 94 | ||
Lloyd's Bank | c.1909 | Photograph of the bank under construction | 50 | |
Local Defence Volunteers | 1940 | 101 | ||
Lock, S. | Queen Street | 1925 | Photograph showing Lock's bakers and confectioners | 79 |
Lomans Boswell | Seaton Down | 1912 | Field in which Seaton Down House was built | 9 |
Lomas, Mrs. Dorothy | 1989 | Foreman chairman, Seaton and District Hotels & Restaurants Association; photograph with Alan Tawse and Fred Hocking | 114 | |
London | 23, 72, 95, 101, 151 | |||
London and South Western Railway | March 1868 | Branch line to Seaton opened (by the Seaton & Beer Railway Company); purchased in 1885 by the L&SWR | 31, 43, 129 | |
London Hotel | 33 | |||
London Marathon | 154 | |||
Long, Mr. | c.1909 | Photograph | 58 | |
Long Meadow | 19th C. | Field on Couchill where stone found in trenches by Mr Robins c.1863 | 17 | |
Lorton, Mr. L.J. | 1951 | Vice-President, Seaton and District Handicraft & Hobbies Exhibition | 115 | |
Loud, ? | c.1905 | In photograph of Seaton cricket team | 54 | |
Loud, Emma | 1 Seafield Terrace | 19th C. | 43 | |
Loud, Mrs. F. | Fore Street | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Loud, Henry | Fore Street | 19th C. | Butcher; traded from Fore Street | 27 |
Loud, William | Royal Clarence Hotel | 1870 | Landlord | 33 |
Loud's slaughterhouse | Harepath Road | c.1900 | 66 | |
Lower Bottom Close | 1682 | Close mentioned in Leigh's survey, leased to Edward Drake | 21 | |
Lowman's Farm | Farmhouse site now [2002] the site of the old Library, the Post Office and Axe Valley Insurance; farmyard now the site of the old SWEB showrooms; see also "Ridgeway House" | 51 | ||
Lyfing | 1005 | Bishop; witness to the formation charter of Seaton | 20 | |
Lyme Regis | Dorset | 65, 75. 151 | ||
Lyons | France | 147 | ||
Maclean, Dr. Alan | Colyton | 20th C. | Partner with Dr. Alex Coburn | 144 |
" | 1954 | In photograph of tree-planting ceremony in Station Road | 125 | |
Maddocks, Roy | 1972 | Racal employee | 117 | |
Maiden Castle | Dorset | 6 | ||
Major, James | 1854 | Mentioned in notice of auction of marsh land | 23 | |
Major, Miss | Fore Street | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Major, Mrs. | Queen Street | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Major, Mrs. J. | Queen Street | 19th C. | Tea dealer and family grocer | 31 |
Major, William | George Inn | 1870 | Landlord | 33 |
Major Terrace | Named after local builder | 31, 51 | ||
" | 1894 | Photograph | 39 | |
Makeig Jones, Captain W. T. | 1939 | Killed when H.M.S. Courageous was sunk on 17th September 1939 | 95 | |
Malaya | 102 | |||
Malpas | Truro | 77 | ||
Malpas Belle | 1922 | Photograph; wooden schooner; wrecked on Seaton Beach, 3rd February 1922 | 77 | |
Manley, Mrs. | Queen Street | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Manly, Mahala | 1846 | Mentioned in letter from Elizabeth Good | 155 | |
Manor Cottages | Harepath Road | Built 1901 | 66, 71 | |
" | c.1910 | Photograph | 42 | |
Manor Estate Office | Now [2002] the Women's Institute | 66 | ||
Manor House | 23 | |||
" | c.1949 | Photograph of pupils | 157 | |
Manor Road | 46, 51, 66, 80, 87, 102 | |||
Manstones Tenement | 19th C. | Owned by (1) the Bartlett family (2) John Head; also known as Ridgeway House | 31 | |
Mare (Manc) Lane | Given by Kemble as a boundary of Saxon Fleote | 20 | ||
Marine Cottage | 33 | |||
Marine Crescent | 35 | |||
Marine Parade | No. 11 the home of Charles Gosney | 43 | ||
Marine Place | 48 | |||
" | c.1924 | Photograph | 78 | |
Marlpit Lane | Formerly Darky Lane | 43 | ||
" | c.1923 | Photograph; known as "Lovers Lane" | 79 | |
Marsh, Gwendoline | Yeovil | 1903 | Annual visitor to Seaton; photograph of Elsie Howse's children taken by her | 63 |
Marsh Road | 43 | |||
Marshall, Geoff | 1987 | Seaton Museum vice chairman; photograph, fixing plaque to a wall in Museum | 150 | |
Marshalls shoe shop | Queen Street | 2002 | 51 | |
Marshes, The | Known as Seaton Common in the 16th C.; granted to Mr Wyndham by Charles I; reclaimed in 17th C. by John Willoughby; lease for grazing and lease for salt works linked in the 18th C. | 21, 22 | ||
" | 1854 | Notice of auction of parcels of the Marshes | 23 | |
Martin, L. | 1914 | Wolf Cub | 57 | |
Martin, Sgt. M. | 1942 | Arranger and conductor of camp band and pianist at the Czechoslovak Army concert, 11th July 1942 | 104 | |
Marwyl Café | c.1960 | In background of photograph | 139 | |
" | 1961 | In background of photograph of Trevett's Car Park | 138 | |
Masonic Hall | 1945 | Saved from fire which largely destroyed the Town Hall, 22nd January 1945 | 107 | |
Masonic Lodge | 20th C. | De-La Pole No. 1181 | 143 | |
Maunders Close | 1682 | Close mentioned in Leigh's survey, leased to Edward Drake | 21 | |
May, Dr. Monty | 1890s | Seaton Rugby Club player | 66 | |
Maynews | 2002 | On the site of Smith's printers, lending library and shop | 86 | |
Mayo family | 20th C. [?] | Members of the family lived at Cliff Castle | 43 | |
Mayor, Miss Effie | 6 Marine Crescent | 19th C. | Apartment-house keeper | 35 |
Meade, Edward Cazelet | Thornfield House | 19th-20th C. | Present at unveiling of war memorial, 13th November 1921; died 1930s | 42, 74, 94 |
Meaning of Hitler, The | 1978 | Book by Sebastian Haffner | 95 | |
Melrose House | Fore Street | 33 | ||
Merchant's Roads | 1854 | Mentioned in notice of auction of marsh land | 23 | |
Merrow Down Road | Shown on maps of excavations at Honeyditches | 8, 10 | ||
Mesolithic people | 5-6 | |||
Mesopotamia | 73 | |||
Meteorological Office | 149 | |||
Meyer, Mrs. | Pole Arms Hotel | 1944 | Licensee's wife; in photograph of the staff of the Pole Arms Hotel | 105 |
Middlesex | 1927 | Marion Hole died in Middlesex, 28th April 1927 | 151 | |
'A Midsummer Night's Dream' | Quoted from on Seaton Regatta programme 1926 | 149 | ||
Miles, Mr. C.G. | 1951 | Vice-President, Seaton and District Handicraft & Hobbies Exhibition | 115 | |
Miles, Mrs. Henrietta | Seaton Down | 1969 | Appointed director of excavations at Honeyditches Roman Villa | 13 |
Military Cross | 1914-18 | Won by Rev. Harry Cooke during the First World War | 101 | |
Millais, John Everett | 19th C. | Known to Lady Pauline Trevelyan | 27 | |
Millar, Mrs. G. | Fore Street | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Miller, F. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
Miller, Frank | 1919 | In photograph of Seaton F.C. | 91 | |
Miller, Mrs. H. | 1 Violet Terrace | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Miller, Mr. L.R. | 1951 | Vice-President, Seaton and District Handicraft & Hobbies Exhibition | 115 | |
Miller family | 1841 | Recorded in census | 31 | |
" | 6 Major Terrace | c.1900 | 51 | |
Milles, Mrs | 1854 | Owner of property adjoining the Marshes | 23 | |
Mills, Mr. J.H. | 1951 | Vice-President, Seaton and District Handicraft & Hobbies Exhibition | 115 | |
Minhinnett, Mr. C. | c.1938 | St. John's Ambulanceman; in photograph with Seaton's first motorised ambulance | 88 | |
Miniature Rifle Club | 20th C. | 80 | ||
Ministry of Public Buildings and works | 1952 | Scheduled the Honeyditches site as an Ancient Monument of National Importance | 16 | |
Ministry of Works | 1969 | Appointed Mrs. Henrietta Miles director of the excavations at Honeyditches | 13 | |
'Minnie Mouse' | See "Bland, Mrs." | |||
Mitchell & Thomas | 19th C. | Chard brewery | 35 | |
Mitchell Brothers | 1930s | Builders; offices adjoined the Town Hall; built most of Fremington Road and Durley Road, Newlands Park, Greenways and the west of Castle Hill | 87 | |
Mitchell, Turner & Co. | c.1869 | Used Prospect House as wine vaults | 30 | |
Monmouth Rebellion | 17th C. | 39 Axmouth men, over 100 Colyton men and two men from Seaton took part | 151 | |
Montague, Mrs. | 1925 | Friend of the Prince of Wales | 72 | |
Montpellier House | Sidmouth Street | Built 1824; formerly Brick House; became Friedenheim School for Girls and later Montpellier School | 51 | |
" | c.1903 | Photograph; | 41 | |
Montpellier School for Girls | Occupied Montpellier House | 41, 66 | ||
Mooracre | 66 | |||
Moore, Dick | 1951 | In photograph of the Youth Club pyramid display team | 108 | |
" | 1952 | In photograph of Youth Club outing | 121 | |
Moore, Harry | c.1952 | In photograph of Seaton football team | 122 | |
" | 1953 | In photograph of Seaton Reserves football team | 122 | |
Moore, Superintendant | 1938-39 | Photograph, taking the salute at presentation and dedication of first converted ambulance in Seaton | 88 | |
Morgan, John | 1954 | In photograph of tree-planting ceremony in Station Road | 125 | |
Moridunum | c.1953 | Photograph of the old shelter being demolished | 125 | |
" | 2002 | Name by which The Burrow is incorrectly known | 22 | |
Moridunum Lodge | see R.A.O.B. Lodge | |||
Moridunum of Antonius | Roman period | Seaton said to be site of | 9, 19, 25 | |
Morrell, Mr. D.H. | 1951 | Vice-President, Seaton and District Handicraft & Hobbies Exhibition | 115 | |
Morris, Jane | 19th C. | Known to Lady Pauline Trevelyan; wife of William Morris | 27 | |
Morris, William | 19th C. | 27 | ||
Morris-Cowley | 1920s-30s | Photograph of Mr H. A. Good and Morris-Cowley car won at a fete | 75 | |
Morrish, Mr. J. | 1974 | Photograph, exhibition of pupils' handicraft, St. Clare's | 127 | |
Mortimer, Bishop of Exeter | 20th C. | Descended from John Snook | 31 | |
Mortimer, Reginald | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Morton Dovey, A. | 1920s-30s | Director of the Seaton and District Electric Light Company | 87 | |
Mottram, K. F. | 1930s | Builder; built houses in New Beer Road | 87 | |
Murray, Alan | 1998-99 | Of Murray Design; made display panels on Roman Seaton for Seaton Museum | 15 | |
Murray Design | See "Murray, Alan" | |||
Muttar, C. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
Myco, John | 1539 | Baptism was one of the first two entries in Branscombe Parish Registers | 148 | |
Myco, Katherine | 16th C. | Mother of John Myco | 148 | |
Myco, Rainold | 16th C. | Father of John Myco | 148 | |
Nash, Ron | c.1951 | In photograph of Seaton F.C. | 122 | |
National Deposit Friendly Society | 20th C. | 71 | ||
National Health Service | 1946- | 144 | ||
National Remembrance Day | 1918 | 4th August, fourth anniversary of declaration of war against Germany | 74 | |
National War Savings Committee | 1914-18 | 71 | ||
Needs, Misses | 3 Major Terrace | c.1900 | Died in the 1930s | 51 |
" | 1929 | In photograph of Mr. Gould's staff and friends on Dartmoor | 96 | |
Neolithic era | c.4000-1700 B.C. | 5-6, 9, 15 | ||
Netherhayes | 1682 | Close leased to Elizabeth Babb (Leigh's survey) | 22 | |
" | Fore Street | 19th-20th C. | Home of Dr. George Evans (19th C.); home and place of practice of Dr. Arthur Smart (1923-50) | 43, 144 |
New Beer Road | 1930s | K. F. Mottram built houses here | 87 | |
New Stone Age | See "Neolithic era" | |||
New Zealand Army | 1914-18 | Many wounded were patients in Exeter's war hospitals | 74 | |
Newbery, John | Queen Street | 19th C. | Printer, bookseller and newsagent | 31 |
Newbery, Mrs. | 1 Beach Cottage | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Newbury | See "White and Newbury" | |||
Newlands Park | 1930s | Mostly built by the Mitchell Brothers | 87 | |
Newton, ? | 1953 | In photograph of Seaton Reserves football team | 122 | |
Newton, Mr. | c.1909 | Photograph | 58 | |
Newton, Barbara | 1951 | Photograph, attendant to the Carnival Queen | 119 | |
Newton, J. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
Newton, James H. | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Newton, Mary | 18th C. | Died 19th January 1795, aged 85; a widow; two sons | 148 | |
Newton, Tom | [1920s?] | Photograph; won BEM during the Second World War | 76 | |
Newton, W. | 1913 | Assistant Scout Master | 57 | |
Newton, W. | 1913 | Sea Scout | 57 | |
Newton, Walter N. | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Newton, William | 18th C. | Farmer; died of drunkenness 29th December 1785, aged 50; married twice, to Rachel Gosling and Jane Bartlett | 148 | |
Newton family | 1841 | Fishermen; recorded in census | 31 | |
" | c.1906 | Photographed in Mr. W. H. Head's sailing boat | 55 | |
" | 1925 | Photographs of fishermen including members of the Newton family | 76 | |
Nicholas, Alan | 1953 | In photograph of Youth Club tableau in Seaton Carnival | 119 | |
Noakes, Mr. P.R., O.B.E. | 1986 | Photograph, with members of the Axe Vale and District Conservation Society | 129 | |
Norcombe, H. Frank | 20th C. | Chairman of Seaton Council during Second World War; visited Dovercourt, near Harwich, with Francis Garner, Clerk to the Council, and their wives, 1943 | 94, 102, 106, 107 | |
" | c.1938 | In photograph of first Seaton motorised ambulance | 88 | |
" | 1943 | Photographed attaching ribbon to colours of 2nd Battalion Czech Army at Dovercourt | 103 | |
" | 1954 | In photograph of tree-planting ceremony in Station Road | 125 | |
Normandy | France | 106 | ||
Northcote, C. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
Northcote, G. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
Northcote, L. | 1914 | Wolf Cub | 57 | |
Northcott, Arthur J. | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Northcott, G. | 1937 | In photograph of Seaton bell-ringers, 15th August 1937 | 81 | |
Northcott, George T. | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Northcott, Les | 1919 | In photograph of Seaton F.C. | 91 | |
Northumberland | 27 | |||
No. 7 Military Hospital | Streatham Hall | 1914-18 | 71 | |
O'Donnell, Colonel | 1943 | Boy Scouts' assistant county commissioner | 102 | |
O'Sullivan, Michael | 1991 | Photographed at removal of sculpture from Seaton seafront | 126 | |
Oakley, Mr. A. | The Grove | 1895 | Director of company owning the Beach Hotel and Royal Clarence Hotel | 35 |
Obruca, Lt. J. | 1942 | Arranger and conductor of the Czechoslovak Army Choir for concert, 11th July 1942 | 104 | |
Observer, The | Newspaper | 95 | ||
Observer Corps | See "Seaton Observer Corps" | |||
Old Beer Road | 132 | |||
Old Ferry House, The | Axmouth Harbour | 1961 | Photograph | 137 |
'Old Uncle Tom Cobbly and All' | 1953 | Photograph, Youth Club tableau in Seaton Carnival | 119 | |
Old Watch House, The | Trevelyan Road | c.1890 | Photograph | 38 |
Oldridge, J. G. | c.1895 | Schoolmaster; photographs | 49, 67 | |
" | 1902 | Photograph | 67 | |
" | c.1922 | In photograph of staff of Sir Walter Trevelyan School | 68 | |
Oldridge, John | Lion Hotel | 1870 | Landlord | 33 |
Oldridge, Mrs. | c.1922 | Wife of J. G. Oldridge; in photograph of staff of Sir Walter Trevelyan School | 68 | |
Oldridge, Timothy | King's Arms Inn | 1870 | Landlord | 33 |
Oldridge, William G. | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Oldridge, William Henry | c.1900 | Blacksmith; workshop on corner of Fore Street and Manor Road | 66 | |
Ordbyrht | 1005 | Bishop; witness to the formation charter of Seaton | 20 | |
Ordulf | Possible founder of priory at Horton | 19 | ||
Ortiz, Father | 1940-45 | Portuguese priest, served at St Augustine's Catholic Church | 102 | |
Osborne, Fred | 1919 | In photograph of Seaton F.C. | 91 | |
Osborne, V. | 1913 | Sea Scout | 57 | |
Ostler, A. | 1913 | Sea Scout | 57 | |
Ostler, R. | 1913 | Sea Scout | 57 | |
Otton, Miss E. | Marine Cottage | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Overmass, Edward | Fore Street | c.1869 | Joiner and builder | 30 |
Overmass, John | 1927 | Bought Ridgeway House | 31, 51 | |
Overmass, William Hayman | Lower Queen Street | c.1900 | Undertaker and upholsterer | 51 |
Overmass & Chapple | 1957 | Name under which the Overmass business traded after being bought by Mr. Chapple | 51 | |
Paddling pool | 1960s | Photographs of the paddling pool in 1965 and 1967 | 141 | |
Palestine | 5, 74 | |||
Palmer, Arthur P. | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Palmerston, Lord | d. 1865 | 26 | ||
Pam-Pam Café | c.1960 | In background of photograph | 139 | |
" | 1961 | In background of photograph of Trevett's Car Park | 138 | |
Parker, Stanley | c.1937 | In photograph of staff of Trevett's Garage | 97 | |
Parr, Alex | c.1937 | In photograph of staff of Trevett's Garage | 97 | |
Parr, Katherine | 1512-48 | Queen; given the manor and church of Seaton by Henry VIII | 145 | |
Parsons, Ned | c.1900 | Accordion player | 66 | |
Pattinson, Dr. Henry Albert | Castle Hill | 19th C. | Occupied Seafield House; first captain and secretary of Seaton cricket club, 1875; secretary and treasurer of cricket club, 1897 | 35, 54, 66 |
Pattison, Dr. | See "Pattinson" | |||
Paul, Mr. | c.1960 | In photograph of Seaton Bowling Club team winners | 123 | |
Paye, Miss | 1902 | Schoolteacher | 67 | |
Payhembury | Devon | 21, 145 | ||
Payne, Julie | See "Rowe, Julie" | |||
Peace Ball | 1918 [?] | 74 | ||
Peach, child | c.1909 | Photograph | 58 | |
Peach, Mr. | c.1909 | Photograph | 58 | |
Peach, Mr. And Mrs. G. | 1 Manor Cottages | c.1914 | 71 | |
Peach, Walt | c.1938 | Worked for Seaton Council; photograph | 99 | |
" | c.1953 | Photograph, demolishing the old shelter on Moridunum | 125 | |
Peach family | 1 Manor Cottages | 2002 | 71 | |
Pearce, Emma | 11 Seafield Terrace | 19th C. | 43 | |
Pearce, Fred | 1890s | Seaton Rugby Club player | 66 | |
Pearce, Jim | Manor Road | c.1900 | Wheelwright; workshop stood where Seaton Evangelical Church now [2002] is | 66 |
Pearce, Mr. | c.1909 | Photograph | 58 | |
Peat, David | 1972 | Racal employee | 117 | |
Penarth | Wales | 77 | ||
Pengelley, John | 1928 | Photograph | 79 | |
" | 1929 | In photograph of Mr. Gould's staff and friends on Dartmoor | 96 | |
Perry, Arthur 'Tinker' | 19th-20th C. | Artist; son of James Perry; died 1930s | 43, 94 | |
Perry, James | Fore Street | c.1869 | Furnishing ironmonger | 30, 43 |
Perry, Tom | Queen Street | c.1900 | Boys' Brigade bandmaster | 51 |
Perry, William | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Pines, The | Beer | 1920s | Residence of Prof. Claydon | 13 |
Plimsole, Miss | 1895 | Manageress of the Royal Clarence Hotel | 35 | |
Plowman, Mr. F. R. | c.1914 | Local secretary of the National Deposit Friendly Society | 71 | |
Plymouth | Devon | 126 | ||
Pole Arms Inn (or Hotel) | 1854 | Location of auction of marsh land; owned by William Brown | 23, 31, 33, 43, 75, 107 | |
" | 1944 | Photograph of the staff in the Hotel's garden, Christmas 1944 | 105 | |
Pollard, Mrs. Sheila | Seaton Down | 1969 | Member of Devon Archaeological Society; excavated Roman trackway at Honeyditches | 13 |
Polwhele | 18th C. | Description of Seaton | 25 | |
Pope, Harold | 1966 | Drove the last train to leave Seaton railway station, 5th March 1966 | 107 | |
Pope, Mr. J.H. | 1951 | Vice-President, Seaton and District Handicraft & Hobbies Exhibition | 115 | |
Port Dickson | Malaya | 1940s | Des Garrett was one of the landing party here in the Second World War | 102 |
Portland | Dorset | 106 | ||
Portman garage | opposite the Pole Arms | 1920s | Owned by Edgar Smith | 75 |
Portsmouth | Hampshire | 72 | ||
Portugal | 6, 102 | |||
Post Office | Fore Street | 19th C. | First P.O. in Seaton; built on part of the site of Lowman's Farm | 27, 33, 51 |
" | The Square | 1961 | Vintage House [?], next door to Hinton Lake & Son | 136, 151 |
" | Sidmouth Street | 1969 | Opened March 1969 | 143 |
Pre-Raphaelites | 19th C. | 25, 27 | ||
Price, Steve | c.1951 | In photograph of Seaton F.C. | 122 | |
Prince of Wales | 1920s | The future King Edward VIII | 72 | |
Prescot, G. | 1914 | Wolf Cub | 57 | |
Prescott, Mrs. | Woodbine Place | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Preventive Service house | 19th C. | 23 | ||
Pridham, Vice-Admiral Sir Francis, K.B.E., C.B. | 1951 | President, Seaton and District Handicraft & Hobbies Exhibition | 115 | |
Primrose League | 156 | |||
Pritchard, Gordon | 1951 | In photograph of Youth Club outing to Weymouth | 121 | |
" | 1952 | In photograph of Youth Club outing | 121 | |
Pritchard, Len | c.1951 | In photograph of Seaton F.C. | 122 | |
Pritchard, Stan | 1953 | In photograph of Youth Club tableau in Seaton Carnival | 119 | |
" | 1953 | In photograph of Seaton Reserves football team | 122 | |
Pritchard family | 1940 | Evacuees | 102 | |
Proceedings of the Devon Archaeological Exploration Society | 1963, 1972 | Published papers on the excavations at Honeyditches | 13 | |
Proceedings of the Devon Archaeological Society | 1981, 1989 | Published Mr. R.J. Silvester's and Neil Holbrook's reports on excavations at Honeyditches | 15, 17 | |
Prospect House | Fore Street | 1870 | Lodging-house kept by Mrs. Hayward | 33 |
" | c.1869 | Shown in photograph of Fore Street | 30 | |
Pruden, Mr. Eddy | 1979 | 144 | ||
Pulman, George | 19th C. | Author of The Book of the Axe | 22 | |
Pulman's Weekly News | 66 | |||
Pyke, Elizabeth | 17th C. | See "Babb, Elizabeth" | 22 | |
Pynes Meade | Common Lane | 1682 | Leased to Elizabeth Starr and Edward Drake | 21 |
Quantock | Somerset | 148 | ||
Queen Street | 31, 33, 43, 50, 51, 111, 144 | |||
" | 1904 | Photograph | 40 | |
" | 1925 | Photograph | 79 | |
R.A.O.B. Lodge | 20th C. | Ye Moridunum Lodge No. 5260 | 143 | |
Racal | Harbour Road | 1972 | Job advertisement for Racal, Seaton Ltd. | 117 |
Raddon, Miss | Woodbine Place | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Raddon, Mrs. R. | The Square | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Radford, Mr. | Bovey House | Recovered parts of decorated screen removed from St. Gregory's Church in 1865 | 145 | |
Radio House | 1930s | Seaton's local radio shop | 80 | |
R.A.F. | 72, 101 | |||
Rags Alley | 1920s | The part of town north of Manor Road | 80 | |
Rainbow complex | 1961 | Photograph of Trevett's Car Park, where the Rainbow complex is now [2002] situated | 138 | |
Rattenbury, Jack | 19th C. | Villain; son sent to Exeter gaol in 1835 | 152 | |
Real, ? | c.1904 | In photograph of Seaton rugby team | 54 | |
Real, A. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
Real, Bill | 1890s | Seaton Rugby Club player | 66 | |
" | c.1904 | Local gas-lamp lighter; in photograph of Seaton rugby team | 54 | |
Real, Charlie | Cross Street | 19th C. | 51 | |
Real, Derek | 1951 | In photograph of the Youth Club pyramid display team | 108 | |
" | c.1951 | In photograph of Seaton F.C. | 122 | |
Real, Mrs. G. | 5 Manor Cottages | c.1914 | 71 | |
Real, J. | 1914 | Wolf Cub | 57 | |
Real, John | 1904 | Greengrocer and game dealer; photograph of shop | 40 | |
Real, Mr. | c.1909 | Photograph | 58 | |
Real, Sam | c.1904 | In photograph of Seaton rugby team | 54 | |
Real, W. | 1913 | Sea Scout | 57 | |
Real, William G. | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Red Cross | 1945 | Lost an amplifier in the Town Hall fire | 107 | |
Regal Cinema | Fore Street | 1938-1975 | First purpose-built cinema in Seaton, opened 1938, closed and demolished 1975 | 75, 94, 106, 143 |
" | 1970 | Photograph of programme for April 1970 | 116 | |
Restorick, F. | 1913 | Sea Scout | 57 | |
Rhyl | North Wales | 20th C. | Temporary home of what became the Seaton Tramway | 129 |
Richard, Henry | 1952 | In photograph of Youth Club outing | 121 | |
Richards, Mr. A. | 1951 | Vice-President, Seaton and District Handicraft & Hobbies Exhibition | 115 | |
Richards, Arch | 20th C. | 94 | ||
Richards, E. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
Richards, George Henry | 19th-20th C. | Builder; built the Town Hall; built the Westleigh Hotel | 69, 85 | |
Richardson, Rev. | 19th C. | Vicar of Seaton | 66 | |
" | c.1895 | Photograph | 49 | |
Ridgeway House | 19th-20th C. | Formerly Lowman's Farm; latterly Manstones Tenement; renamed R.H. by 1900, when it was owned by John Kingsbury Hole; he and his wife, and subsequently their children, lived there; bought by John Overmass 1927; bought by Roy Chapple's father 1957 | 31, 51 | |
Rise and Fall of Prussia, The | 1980 | Book by Sebastian Haffner | 95 | |
Riviera | France | 151 | ||
Robins, Bill | c.1905 | In photograph of Seaton cricket team | 54 | |
Robins, Mr. | 1865 | Provided information to P.O. Hutchinson regarding stone found on Couchill c.1863 | 17 | |
Robinson, Rev. R.S. | 19th-20th C. | Vicar of St. Gregory's; died 1930s | 71, 74, 94 | |
" | c.1913 | Photograph | 57 | |
" | c.1927 | Photograph, heading church parade | 94 | |
" | c.1930 | Photograph with coach outing party | 145 | |
" | 1934 | Photograph, with wedding party | 90 | |
Rock Farm | Given by Kemble as a boundary of Saxon Fleote | 20 | ||
Rodd, P.C. George | c.1960 | In photograph of children's cycling proficiency test | 139 | |
Rodgers, Don | 1952 | In photograph of Youth Club outing | 121 | |
" | c.1952 | In photograph of Seaton football team | 122 | |
Rodgers, George | c.1904 | In photograph of Seaton rugby team | 54 | |
Rodgers, Len | c.1952 | In photograph of Seaton football team | 122 | |
Rodgers, S. | c.1905 | In photograph of Seaton cricket team | 54 | |
Rodgers, Sam | c.1900 | In photograph of Seaton cricket team | 53 | |
" | c.1904 | In photograph of Seaton rugby team | 54 | |
Rodgers, Tom | 1890s | Seaton Rugby Club player | 66 | |
" | c.1900 | In photograph of Seaton cricket team | 53 | |
Rogers, ? | 1945 | Returned Japanese prisoner of war | 107 | |
Rogers, Don | 1951 | In photograph of the Youth Club pyramid display team | 108 | |
Rogers, Len | 1953 | In photograph of Seaton Reserves football team | 122 | |
Rogers, Ralph | 1919 | In photograph of Seaton F.C. | 91 | |
Rogers, Roy | 1953 | In photograph of Seaton Reserves football team | 122 | |
Rogers, W.H. Hamilton | 1869 | Author of Wanderings in Devon, first edition printed by John Newbery | 31 | |
Romans | Roman period | 5, 8-19 | ||
Rossetti, Christina | 19th C. | Known to Lady Pauline Trevelyan | 27 | |
Rotary Club of Seaton | 20th-21st C. | Received its charter, 1948; Seaton and District Handicraft & Hobbies Exhibition held under the auspices of Seaton Branch British Legion and Rotary Club of Seaton, 1951; financed the planting of trees in Station Road, 1954; campaigned for a building to house the Youth Club, 1970s | 115, 125, 143, 144 | |
" | c.1971 | Photograph, local dignitaries at a Rotary evening | 111 | |
" | 1989 | Photograph of Seaton & District League of Friends/Rotary Club Summer Fête at Seaton Motel | 118 | |
Rougemont Hotel | Exeter | 72 | ||
Rousdon | Devon | 101 | ||
Rowcliffe, Mr | 1837, 1854 | Solicitor of Stogumber, near Taunton | 23 | |
Rowdon, Mr. | 1 Beach Villas | c.1900 | Tailor | 35 |
Rowe, Julie | 1998 | Née Payne; photograph, competing in the Grizzly | 154 | |
Rowland, Mary | 4 Seafield Terrace | 19th C. | 43 | |
Rowland, Mrs. | Laurel Place | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes | See "R.A.O.B. Lodge" | |||
Royal Artillery | 72, 102 | |||
Royal British Legion | See "Seaton British Legion" | |||
Royal Clarence Hotel | Harbour Road | Built in 1866 on site of boatyard which had belonged to the father of John Akerman; closed after the Second World War | 27, 33, 35, 143 | |
" | 1897 | In background of photograph of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee celebrations | 36 | |
" | 1896 | Photograph | 39 | |
" | 1902 | In background of photograph of returning Boer War veterans | 34 | |
" | c.1926 | Photograph showing coach party leaving from the hotel for a day-trip | 95 | |
" | 1951 | Photograph taken at a Seaton British Legion dinner at the hotel | 115 | |
Royal Dental Hospital | Leicester Square, London | 72 | ||
Royal National Lifeboat Institution | c.1960 | Photograph, RNLI tableau, Seaton Carnival | 120 | |
Royal Navy | 95, 102, 112 | |||
Royal Observer Corps | See "Seaton Observer Corps" | |||
Ruskin, Effie | 19th C. | Wife of John Ruskin | 27 | |
Ruskin, John | 19th C. | Friend of Lady Pauline Trevelyan | 25, 27 | |
Ryalls Court | Darky Lane | 43, 71, 79 | ||
Ryalls Court School | 88 | |||
" | c.1933 | Photograph of riding lessons | 92 | |
St. Augustine's Catholic Church | Manor Road | 102 | ||
St. Carnice's Cathedral | Kilkenny | 147 | ||
St. Clare's Adult Education Centre | 1971 | Photograph of opening ceremony | 127 | |
" | c.1974 | Photograph of display of handicraft | 127 | |
St. Elmo | 43 | |||
St. George | Seaton church possibly originally dedicated to St. George | 145 | ||
St. Gregory | 6th C. | Bishop of Rome | 145 | |
St. Gregory's Church | Seaton parish church; location of war memorial cross | 22, 71, 73, 74, 90, 107, 145, 153, 155 | ||
" | c.1895 | Photograph | 32 | |
" | c.1900 | Photograph | 32 | |
" | c.1930 | Photograph of church coach outing | 145 | |
St. John's Ambulance | Harry Clapp first chairman of Seaton St. John's Ambulance | 155 | ||
" | c.1938 | Photograph, dedication of first motor ambulance in Seaton | 88 | |
St. Leonard's | Sussex | 20th C. | Temporary home of what became the Seaton Tramway | 129 |
Salcombe | Roman period | Possible site of Moridunum | 19 | |
Salcombe House | Fore Street | 19th C. | Built by the son of Richard Skinner (d.1866) at No 25 Fore Street | 27, 33, 47 |
Salter, Bernard | 19th C. | Friend of Harry Clapp | 156 | |
Salter, F. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
Salter, Sarah | c.1900 | Landlady of the King's Arms | 66 | |
Salute the Soldier Week | 1940s | One of a series of special war savings weeks held between 1941 and 1945 | 106 | |
Sanders Stephens, Mr. S. | 1907 | Photographed receiving illuminated address at ceremony to free Axmouth Toll Bridge | 41 | |
Savage, C. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
'Save the Seaton Cinema' campaign | [1970s?] | 143 | ||
Scales, Terry | 1940 | Evacuee from South London, arrived in Seaton in October 1940 | 101 | |
Scalwell Lane | 42, 66, 154 | |||
Scarborough, H.M.S. | 1942 | Adopted by the people of Seaton in March 1942 | 150 | |
Scargill, F. | d.1930s | 94 | ||
Scoble, Nicholas | 1872 | Built the Malpas Belle | 77 | |
Scott, F. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
Scott, William Bell | August 1860 | Written to by Lady Trevelyan regarding improvements being made to Seaton by Sir Walter Trevelyan | 25 | |
Sea Field | 19th C. | Grazing land, also used for sports events | 43 | |
" | c.1897 | Photograph | 40 | |
Sea Hill | Location of Jubilee Clock | 35, 106, 147 | ||
" | 1926 | Photograph | 78 | |
Sea Scouts | 57 | |||
Seafield | See "Sea Field" | |||
Seafield House | Castle Hill | Destroyed by enemy action in the Second World War; stood on the site of what, in 2002, was Jubilee Gardens | 35 | |
" | 1895 | Photograph | 60 | |
" | c.1925 | Seen in photograph of the Esplanade | 85 | |
" | 1926 | Boundary wall seen in photograph of Sea Hill | 78 | |
" | 1942 | Photograph of bomb crater where Seafield House stood before being bombed on 26th October 1942 | 100 | |
Seafield Terrace | 43 | |||
" | c.1897 | Photograph | 40 | |
" | c.1927 | Photograph, backdrop to church parade | 94 | |
Seaforth Lodge | 19th C. | Built for Lady Ashburton by Joseph Good | 24, 82, 152 | |
Seahill | See "Sea Hill" | |||
Searle, Dan | 1890s | Seaton Rugby Club player | 66 | |
Searle family | 1841 | Recorded in census | 31 | |
Searley, Mrs. | 8 The Terrace | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Seaton | 1946 | Locomotive, a Light Pacific of the West Country Class, No. 21C120, named on 25th June 1946 | 107 | |
" | Photograph | 144 | ||
Seaton & Beer Railway Company | 1868 | Opened the Seaton to Seaton Junction branch line | 129 | |
Seaton and Colyton Operatic Society | 1920 | Photograph, taken at Seaton Town Hall | 80 | |
Seaton and District Choral Society | 1924 | Formed 24th January 1924 | 80 | |
Seaton and District Electric Light Company | 1920s | 87 | ||
" | 1920s | Photograph outside the power station in Homer Lane | 86 | |
" | c.1929 | Photograph of main office | 86 | |
Seaton and District Handicraft & Hobbies Exhibition | Warners Holiday Camp | 1951 | Notice/programme of the exhibition | 115 |
Seaton and District Hotels & Restaurants Association | 1989 | Photograph of chairman Alan Tawse, foreman chairman Mrs Dorothy Lomas and hoteliers president Fred Hocking | 114 | |
Seaton & District League of Friends | 1989 | Photograph of League of Friends/Rotary Club Summer Fête at Seaton Motel | 118 | |
Seaton Art Exhibition | c.1972 | Photograph | 118 | |
Seaton Autumn Show | 1940s | Organised by British Legion members | 107 | |
" | c.1953 | Photograph of the Committee | 120 | |
" | Mid-1960s | Photograph of presentation of awards | 112 | |
'Seaton Beach' | 1835 | Poem by the Rev. J.B. Smith | 152, 155 | |
Seaton Beach | 1850 | Photograph of wreck on Seaton Beach, by Samuel Good | 26 | |
" | c.1868 | Photograph | 28 | |
" | 1880 | Photograph | 59 | |
" | c.1890 | Photograph | 59 | |
" | 1895 | Photographs | 60 | |
" | 1900, 1903 | Photographs | 63 | |
" | 1922 | Photograph of the Malpas Belle on Seaton Beach, 3rd February 1922 | 77 | |
" | c.1923 | Photograph of herring catch | 76 | |
" | 1927 | Photograph | 84 | |
Seaton Beach Hotel | see Beach Hotel | |||
Seaton Bowling Club | Originally played on rinks in Colyford Road; new Green opened 1929 | 80, 123 | ||
" | 1934 | Photograph of Mr. C. C. Gould opening the 1934 season | 92 | |
" | c.1935 | Photograph of club members | 93 | |
" | c.1960 | Photograph of team winners | 123 | |
" | ? | Photograph of members on opening day of season | 123 | |
Seaton Brick Works | Acquired by the Head family, 19th C. | 17, 31 | ||
Seaton British Legion | 20th C. | Involved in various community activities in immediate post-war period; organised the 1953 Seaton Canival with the Seaton Football Supporters Club; revived the Seaton Autumn Show; Seaton and District Handicraft & Hobbies Exhibition held under the auspices of Seaton Branch British Legion and Rotary Club of Seaton, 1951 | 107, 115, 119, 120, 143 | |
" | 1951 | Photograph of guests at a dinner at the Royal Clarence Hotel | 115 | |
Seaton Carnival | 107 | |||
" | 1949, 1951, 1953, c.1960 | Photographs | 119, 120, 156 | |
Seaton Carnival Queen | See "Carnival Queen" | |||
Seaton Chamber of Trade | 155 | |||
Seaton Common | 16th C. | Name by which the Marshes were known | 21 | |
Seaton Congregational Church | 1907 | Photograph of members of the church gathered outside the church | 45 | |
Seaton Coronation Committee | 1911 | Photograph | 37 | |
Seaton cricket field | 1951 | Photograph of Carnival Queen in marquee on Seaton's cricket field | 119 | |
Seaton Cricket Field Fête | 1973 | Photograph | 118 | |
Seaton cricket team | c.1900 | Photograph | 53 | |
Seaton Darby and Joan Club | 1958 | Photograph of sixth birthday party | 150 | |
" | 1974 | Photograph of members of the club | 117 | |
Seaton Down | 9 | |||
Seaton Down Close | Shown on maps of excavations at Honeyditches | 8, 10 | ||
Seaton Down Hall | 1967 | Photograph of WI Pageant at the Hall | 116 | |
Seaton Down Hill | Shown on maps of excavations at Honeyditches | 8, 10, 144 | ||
Seaton Down House | Seaton Down | Shown on maps of excavations at Honeyditches | 8, 10 | |
" | Built by Major-General H.B.H. Wright, CB, CMG, 1912; new housing built in the grounds, 1978 | 9, 13, 16 | ||
Seaton Down Lane | 1921 | Shown on plan of site of Roman villa | 16 | |
Seaton Down Road | 42, 105 | |||
Seaton Electricity Company | 1935 | 87 | ||
Seaton Esplanade | 154 | |||
" | 1899 | Photograph | 60 | |
" | 1925 | Photograph | 82 | |
" | c.1925 | Photograph, looking west | 85 | |
" | 1930s | Photograph of holiday-makers | 83 | |
Seaton Evangelical Church | Manor Road | 66 | ||
Seaton Farm Dairy | Sidmouth Road | Owned by F. W. Thomas; undated photograph | 47 | |
Seaton Fire Brigade | 42 | |||
Seaton fishermen | 1925 | Photograph | 76 | |
Seaton Flower Show | 156 | |||
Seaton Football Club | Formed 1919; joined with Seaton British Legion in restarting Seaton Carnival after the Second World War | 80, 107 | ||
" | 1919, 1924 | Photographs of 1919 and 1924 teams | 91 | |
" | c.1951-53 | Photographs of teams c.1951 and c.1952, and reserve team 1953 | 122 | |
Seaton Football Supporters Club | 1953 | Organised the Seaton Carnival with Seaton British Legion | 119 | |
Seaton Front | 1855 | Photograph, taken by Samuel Good | 28 | |
Seaton Golf Club | c.1967 | Photograph of cup presentation | 124 | |
Seaton Guide | See "Burnham's Seaton Guide" | |||
Seaton Hole | c.1890 | Photographs | 61 | |
" | 1924 | Photograph of cliff path to Seaton Hole | 83 | |
" | c.1925 | Photograph of cliff path to Seaton Hole | 82 | |
" | 1977 | Photograph, snow scene | 130 | |
" | c.1978 | Photograph, cliff subsidence | 132 | |
" | c.1980 | Photograph, new path to Seaton Hole under construction | 133 | |
Seaton Hospital | 1987 | Photograph, fund-raising in Fore Street for the new hospital | 150 | |
" | 1988 | Photographs from the opening of the hospital | 128 | |
Seaton Junction | 107, 129, 144 | |||
Seaton Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club | 80 | |||
Seaton Library | Old library in background of photograph | 109 | ||
Seaton Marsh | 1682 | Mentioned in Leigh's survey | 22 | |
" | 1724 | Described and sketched by Stukeley in his Itinerarium Curiosum | 23 | |
Seaton Marshes | See "Marshes, The" | |||
Seaton Methodist Church | Scawell Lane | c.1985 | Photograph, members of the church at the site of the new church | 154 |
Seaton Miniature Golf Links | Cliff Field | c.1927 | Photograph | 92 |
" | 1965 | Photograph taken 4th August 1965 | 124 | |
Seaton Motel | 1989 | Photograph of Seaton & District League of Friends/Rotary Club of Seaton Summer Fête at Seaton Motel | 118 | |
Seaton Museum | Extracts from the Seaton Museum newsletter | 147-156 | ||
" | 1987, 1992 | Photographs | 150 | |
" | 1995 | Photograph of opening of VJ exhibition | 114 | |
" | 1998-99 | Panels on Roman Seaton commissioned | 15 | |
Seaton National Fire Service | 1940-45 | Fought fires in Exeter and Seaton during the Second World War | 101, 107 | |
Seaton Observer Corps | 1940-45 | Had their look-out post on Clay Common | 101, 156 | |
" | c.1943 | Photograph | 100 | |
Seaton Parish Church | See "St. Gregory's Church" | |||
Seaton Parish Register | 148 | |||
Seaton Regatta | Post-World War II, organised by Seaton British Legion | 107 | ||
" | c.1925 | Photograph | 77 | |
" | 1926 | Details from the regatta programme | 148-9 | |
Seaton Rugby Club | 1894-95 | Photograph | 50 | |
" | c.1896 | Photograph of carnival tableau | 53 | |
" | c.1904 | Photograph | 54 | |
" | Undated photograph of members of the club sitting on Mr. W. H. Head's racing skiff | 56 | ||
" | 1913 | Photograph | 56 | |
Seaton Scout Band | Cross Street | 1943 | Photograph; playing at the opening of the Wings for Victory Week | 103 |
Seaton Scouts | 71 | |||
" | Vicarage Field | c.1913 | Photograph | 57 |
Seaton seafront | 1961 | Photograph, 4th August 1961 | 137 | |
" | 1977 | Photograph, winter | 130 | |
" | 1977 | Photograph, storm damage | 131 | |
" | 1980 | Photograph, new sea wall under construction | 133 | |
" | 1991 | Photograph of removal of sculpture | 126 | |
Seaton Station | 31 | |||
" | c.1890 | In photograph showing a view of Seaton | 38 | |
Seaton Territorials | See also "Devonshire Regiment" | 42 | ||
Seaton Town Band | 51, 71, 149 | |||
" | c.1900 | Photograph | 52 | |
Seaton Town Council | 1973- | 114, 143 | ||
Seaton Town Hall | Next to site of Althelney House; largely destroyed by fire, 22nd January 1945 | 27, 69, 71, 74, 80, 87, 107, 143, 149, 154 | ||
" | c.1869 | Photograph showing stables demolished to make way for Town Hall | 30 | |
" | 1904 | Photograph of opening ceremony, 27 July 1904 | 41 | |
" | 1953 | Photograph of Carnival Queen crowning ceremony in the Town Hall | 119 | |
" | 1958 | Photograph of Seaton Darby and Joan Club birthday party in the Town Hall | 150 | |
Seaton Tramway | 1970 | First section opened in August 1970 | 129 | |
Seaton Tramway Company | 1969- | 129 | ||
Seaton Urban District Council | Ceased to exist in 1973 with the creation of East Devon District Council and Seaton Town Council | 74, 80, 83, 88, 94, 99, 102, 103, 106, 107, 110, 112, 113, 114, 127, 143, 144, 155 | ||
" | 1973 | Photograph of members of the council | 114 | |
Seaton Villa | Queen Street | 19th C. | Home of Dr. Eyre; now [2002] Eyre House | 43 |
Seaton Women's Institute | Harepath Road | 9, 66 | ||
Seaton Youth and Community Jubilee Centre | Harbour Road | 1979 | Opened October 1979 | 144 |
Seaton Youth Club | 144 | |||
" | 1951 | Photographs of the pyramid display at the Festival of Britain event in Seaton | 108 | |
" | 1951, 1952 | Photographs of Youth Club outings | 121 | |
" | 1953 | Photograph, Youth Club tableau in Seaton Carnival | 119 | |
" | 1973 | Photograph of George Clare, chairman of Seaton Council, with members of the Youth Club | 113 | |
Seaton's paddling pool | See "Paddling pool" | |||
Second World War | 1939-45 | 35, 60, 72, 78, 85, 95, 96, 98, 100-107, 120, 156 | ||
Secretary of State for the Environment | 1985 | Extended the area of the scheduled Ancient Monument at Honeyditches | 16 | |
Sellars, Mr. | c.1909 | Photograph | 58 | |
Shadrack, Mrs. F.C. | 1951 | Vice-President, Seaton and District Handicraft & Hobbies Exhibition | 115 | |
Shepherd's Cottage | Harepath Road | Mentioned by Kemble in description of boundaries of Saxon Fleote | 20, 66 | |
Sherborne | Dorset | 1005 | Charters mention granting of Seaton to Eadsige; Horton Priory amalgamated with S. in 1122 | 19, 20, |
25, 144 | ||||
Shipton, Mr. | c.1960 | In photograph of children's cycling proficiency test | 139 | |
Sidmouth | Devon | 9, 17, 64, 65, 66, 75, 107, 148, 153 | ||
Sidmouth Museum | 9 | |||
Sidmouth Street | 25, 33, 47, 51, 66, 143 | |||
" | c.1900 | Photograph | 40 | |
Silbury | Wiltshire | 6 | ||
Silvester, Mr. R.J. | Seaton Down | 1978 | Directed excavations by Devon Committee for Rescue Archaeology | 13, 15 |
Singer | Car manufacturer; 1956 photograph of Ted Gosling with 1928 Singer 8 | 110 | ||
Sir Walter Trevelyan School | Built in 1860 | 95, 106 | ||
Fore Street | 1865 | In photograph of Fore Street | 26 | |
" | c.1895 | Photograph of pupils | 67 | |
" | 1902 | Photograph of pupils | 67 | |
" | c.1908 | Photograph of school football team | 68 | |
" | c.1922 | Photograph of staff | 68 | |
Skegness | Lincolnshire | 1936 | Location of first Butlin's holiday camp | 87, 149 |
Skinner, A.J. | 20th C. | Local historian | 13 | |
Skinner, Ada | Salcombe House | c.1858-1945 | Daughter of James William and Sarah Skinner; born c.1858; died 1945 aged 87 | 71 |
" | 1899 | Photograph | 47 | |
Skinner, Dicky | 1890s | Seaton Rugby Club player | 66 | |
Skinner, Mr. Ernest | c.1900 | Assisted Mr. A.P. Cann Evans in running the Local Board | 66 | |
Skinner, Mrs. J. | Salcombe House | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Skinner, James William | Salcombe House | c.1869 | Baker and confectioner; owned Golden Lion Inn; born c.1826; died 1913 aged 87 | 30, 71 |
" | 1899 | Photographed with wife Sarah and daughter Ada at rear of Salcombe House | 47 | |
Skinner, Richard | 1744-1819 | Born Colyton, 25 July 1744; father of Richard Skinner (b.1779) | 27 | |
Skinner, Richard | Fore Street | 1779-1866 | Mariner and coal merchant; born 6 April 1779; lived at Cleve House; bought Lions Close and Cross House Field in Fore Street, April 1847; died 2 May 1866 | 27 |
Skinner, Mrs. S. | Melrose House | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Skinner, Sarah | Fore Street | 19th C. | Wife of Richard Skinner; died July 1827, aged 49 | 27 |
Skinner, Sarah | Salcombe House | 1899 | Photograph; wife of James William Skinner | 47 |
Slade, G. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
Sloman, T. | c.1869 | Posting and livery stables (demolished 1902) shown in photograph of Fore Street | 30 | |
Sluggett, Sam | 1953 | In photograph of Seaton Reserves football team | 122 | |
Small, William | Sidmouth Street | 1841 | Agricultural labourer; recorded as 90 years old in 1841 census | 25 |
Smart, Dr. Arthur | Netherhayes and Withylake | 20th C. | Local doctor; sang with the Seaton Choral Society; retired 1954; died 1970s | 80, 144 |
Smith & Sons (Seaton) Ltd. | 1951 | Vice-President, Seaton and District Handicraft & Hobbies Exhibition | 115 | |
Smith, Arthur | 1991 | Photographed at removal of sculpture from Seaton seafront | 126 | |
Smith, E. A. and C. C. | 1900 | Proprietors of the Seaton Beach Hotel | 62 | |
Smith, Edgar | 1920s | Owned the Portman garage; agent for Austin and Citröen cars | 75 | |
Smith, Brig.-General G. B. | 1920s-30s | Director of the Seaton and District Electric Light Company | 87 | |
Smith, Herman | Sidmouth Street | 1841 | Cooper (1841 census) | 25 |
Smith, Rev. J.B. | Colyton | 1835 | Of the Georges Meeting House, Colyton | 152-3 |
Smith, Jim | 20th C. | 94 | ||
Smith, L. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
Smith, W. | 1920s | Printer; ran a lending library and fancy goods shop | 86 | |
Smith's Lending Library | Fore Street | c.1923 | Photograph | 86 |
Snell, Barr | 1919 | In photograph of Seaton F.C. | 91 | |
Snell, Bill | c.1904 | In photograph of Seaton rugby team | 54 | |
Snell, Nobby | 1890s | Seaton Rugby Club player | 66 | |
" | c.1904 | In photograph of Seaton rugby team | 54 | |
" | c.1923 | In photograph of fishermen on Seaton Beach | 76 | |
Snook, John | 19th C. | Colyton resident; married Sarah Head | 31 | |
Society for Roman Studies | Published Henrietta Miles's report of "Honey Ditches Roman Villa, Seaton" | 13 | ||
Somme | 1916 | 71 | ||
South Bank | London | 108 | ||
South West Water | Advertisement relating to new sea defences | 132 | ||
" | Built new sea wall and promenade | 144 | ||
Southern Railway | 1923 | London & South Western Railway became part of Southern Railway | 129, 144 | |
Southleigh | Devon | 101 | ||
Spurway, Jack | 1929 | Coach driver; in photograph with Mr. Gould, his staff and friends on Dartmoor | 96 | |
Square, The | 19th C. | John Head built houses for his sons here during redevelopment | 27, 33, 43, 71, 74 | |
" | 1935 | Photograph of decorations for the Silver Jubilee of King George V | 89 | |
" | 1961 | Photograph | 136 | |
Stafford Brook | Given by Kemble as a boundary of Saxon Fleote | 20 | ||
Starr, Elizabeth | 17th C. | Leaseholder of part of Pynes Meade (Leigh's survey) | 21 | |
Station Road | Previous name of Harbour Road | 35, 69, 71, 75, 102, 125 | ||
Stedcombe estate | 1967 | Sold Axmouth Harbour to Axminster RDC | 77 | |
Steele, Brian | 1951 | In photograph of the Youth Club pyramid display team | 108 | |
" | 1951 | In photograph of Youth Club outing to Weymouth | 121 | |
Stenner, Arthur E. | Mid-1960s | Chairman of Seaton Council; photograph, presenting awards at the Seaton Autumn Show | 112 | |
" | 1973 | Member of Seaton Town Council | 143 | |
Stephens, Mr. S. Sanders | See "Sanders Stephens" | |||
Stern | German magazine | 95 | ||
Stickland, G. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
Stickland, Mr. | c.1895 | Bank manager; photograph | 49 | |
Stock Lane | Sidmouth Street | 51 | ||
Stockham, John | Branscombe | His granddaughter married Philip Head in 1607 | 31 | |
Stockland, L. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
Stoke Hill Foot Beagles | c.1908 | Photograph | 58 | |
Stone, Mr. | 1934 | In photograph of wedding party (father of the bridegroom) | 90 | |
Stone, Mrs. | 1934 | In photograph of wedding party (mother of the bridegroom) | 90 | |
Stone, Mr. John | 1934 | In photograph of wedding party | 90 | |
Stone, Mr. L. | 1934 | In photograph of wedding party (bridegroom) | 90 | |
Stone, Miss Peggy | 1934 | In photograph of wedding party | 90 | |
Stonehenge | Wiltshire | 6 | ||
Stony Barrow | Stretched from Trevelyan Road to Beach Road | 35 | ||
Stradling, Mrs. | 1 and 2 The Cliff | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Stradling family | 19th C. | Ran Burgenstock as an apartment-house | 43 | |
Strawbridge, Hy | 2 Fonthill Villas | c.1900 | Stone-works manager | 35 |
Strawbridge, Mary | 2 Fonthill Villas | c.1900 | Wife of Hy Strawbridge; kept apartments | 35 |
Streatham Hall | 1914-18 | No. 7 Military Hospital | 71, 72 | |
Streit Shear | 25 | |||
Strictly Business | 2002 | Estate agents, occupying Vintage House | 151 | |
Stringer, Arthur | 1995 | Burma Star veteran; photograph, opening VJ exhibition in Seaton Museum | 114 | |
Stukeley, William | 1723-24 | Visited the area; mentions Honeyditches in his Itinerarium Curiosum; sketched Seaton from White Cliff | 9, 17, 22 | |
Stukeley's 'Watch Tower' | 19th C. | Stood on The Barrow (or Burrow) (Pulman, Book of the Axe) | 22 | |
Sussex | 5, 129 | |||
Sutton, Bill | 1920s | Photograph | 86 | |
Sutton, G. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
Sutton, H. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
Sutton, H. | 1914 | Wolf Cub | 57 | |
Sutton, Richard C. | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Swann, Captain John Sackville | 5 Major Terrace | c.1900 | 51 | |
SWEB | 20th C. | Showrooms built on the site of Lowman's Farm farmyard | 51, 86 | |
Sweet Shop, The | Queen Street | 2002 | 51 | |
Swinburne, Algernon Charles | 19th C. | Friend of Lady Pauline Trevelyan | 25 | |
Sydenham, Abraham | 1748 | Salt Officer for 40 years; died 12 November 1748, aged 69 | 22 | |
Taunton Museum | Somerset | 9 | ||
Tawse, Alan | 1989 | Chairman of Seaton and District Hotels & Restaurants Association; photograph | 114 | |
Taylor, Charles | 20th C. | 94 | ||
" | 1954 | In photograph of tree-planting ceremony in Station Road | 125 | |
Taylor, W. J. | 1894 | Contractor | 45 | |
Temperance Hotel | 19th C. | Owned by C. C. Gould; site now [2002] occupied by Woolworth's and The Beeches Restaurant | 35 | |
" | 1902 | Partially visible in background of photograph | 34 | |
Tennyson, Alfred, Lord | 19th C. | Known to Lady Pauline Trevelyan | 27 | |
Terrace, The | 33 | |||
Thomas, ? | 1930s | Photograph of three Thomas family members in hayfield at Couchill Farm | 81 | |
Thomas, F. W. | Sidmouth Street | Owned Seaton Farm Dairy; undated photograph | 47 | |
Thomas, Jim | 1940 | Evacuee | 102 | |
Thomas, John | 1 Fonthill Villas | c.1900 | Farmer | 35 |
Thorn, Company Officer | 1945 | Commanded the fire crews at the Town Hall fire on 22nd January 1945 | 107 | |
Thorn, Arthur | 1954 | In photograph of tree-planting ceremony in Station Road | 125 | |
Thorne, Mr. A.H. | 1951 | Vice-President, Seaton and District Handicraft & Hobbies Exhibition | 115 | |
Thornfield House | Scalwell Lane | Built as private residence for E. C. Meade Esq. | 94 | |
" | 1908 | Photograph | 42 | |
Tidbury, Abraham | 9 Queen Street | c.1900 | Apartment-house keeper; son of Isaac Tidbury | 51 |
Tidbury, Isaac | Trinity House pilot; father of Abraham Tidbury | 51 | ||
Tidbury, Mrs. | Queen Street | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Tinley, Col. | 4 Major Terrace | c.1900 | 51 | |
Tiverton | Devon | Skinner family originated from | 27 | |
Tolman & Son, F. | 13 Queen Street | Jewellers and silversmiths | 51 | |
" | 1904 | Photograph showing shop | 40 | |
Tolman, Snr., Mrs. | Queen Street | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Tolman, Mr. N. | c.1960 | In photograph of Seaton Bowling Club team winners | 123 | |
Tolman, Miss Sheila | 1953 | Photograph, being crowned Carnival Queen | 119 | |
Tolman, Mrs. W. | Sidmouth Street | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Tolman, William | Queen Street | 19th C. | Tailor, habit maker, carpet layer | 31 |
Tolman family | Along with the Good family, kept the Jubilee Clock maintained until the 1960s | 147 | ||
Toms, Mrs. | 1895 | ". . . of Mitchell & Thomas, the Chard brewery"; director of company owning the Beach Hotel and Royal Clarence Hotel | 35 | |
Tonge, Dr. Edward, OBE | Beer | 20th C. | Principal medical officer in charge of hospital at Ryalls Court 1914-18; died 1937 | 71, 94 |
Torquay | Devon | 64, 65, 66 | ||
Tower, Bussy | Sidmouth Street | 19th C. | Fisherman | 51 |
Town Hall | See "Seaton Town Hall" | |||
Town Hall Company | 69, 80 | |||
Town Hall Police Station | 71 | |||
Town Social Club | 80 | |||
Townsend | 66 | |||
Tozer, Miss | c.1922 | In photograph of staff of Sir Walter Trevelyan School | 68 | |
Transactions of the Devonshire Association | 1868, 1885, 1922 | Published papers on the excavations at Honeyditches, and J.B. Davidson's paper on Seaton before the Conquest | 9, 13, 19 | |
Trevelyan, Prof. G.M. | 1876-1962 | Historian | 21 | |
Trevelyan, Sir George | 17th C. | 1st Bt.; married Mary Willoughby 1655, inheriting the manor of Seaton | 21, 25, 145 | |
Trevelyan, Sir George | 18th C. | 3rd Bt.; died 1768 | 23 | |
Trevelyan, Sir John | c.1671-1755 | 2nd Bt.; son of George and Mary Trevelyan; revived the salt industry in Seaton; died 1755 | 21-23 | |
Trevelyan, Sir John | 18th C. | 4th Bt.; born c.1735; sold the manor in May 1788 to Thomas Charter | 23 | |
Trevelyan, Lady Pauline [Paulina] | 1816-66 | Born 25 January 1816; wife of Sir Walter Calverley Trevelyan (married c.1835); died 13 May 1866 | 25, 27, 147 | |
Trevelyan, Sir Walter Calverley | c.1798-1879 | Lord of the manor; 6th Bt.; antiquarian, geologist; visited Seaton with his wife Pauline; began excavations at Honeyditches, 1862; Calverley Lodge (now Check House) built for him by Joseph Good, 1864-66 | 9, 13, 24, 25, 27, 31, 33, 147, 152 | |
Trevelyan Road | 23, 35, 38 | |||
Trevett, Ben | 1920s-40s | Owned a garage in Station Road; agent for Ford cars | 75 | |
Trevett, Eugene | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Trevett, George | 1940s-70s | Son of Ben Trevett; took over running of garage in Station Road | 75, 94 | |
" | 1954 | In photograph of tree-planting ceremony in Station Road | 125 | |
Trevett's Car Park | Harbour Road | c.1960 | Photograph, children's cycling proficiency test | 139 |
" | 1961 | Photograph; site now [2002] occupied by Fossway Court and the Rainbow complex | 138 | |
Trevett's Garage | Harbour Road | c.1937 | Photograph of the garage staff | 97, 102 |
Trineman, Charles C. | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
Trinity College, Dublin | 19th C. | Museum building designed by Benjamin Woodward | 147 | |
Trinity House | 51 | |||
Trinity Square | Axminster | 19th C. | Samuel Good's first business (watchmaker and jeweller) established here | 24 |
Trinnemen, Fred | 1890s | Seaton Rugby Club player | 66 | |
Truro | Cornwall | 77 | ||
Tucker, Mrs. | Fore Street | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Tudor House | Opposite the King's Arms | 66 | ||
Tullamore | Ireland | 1816 | Birthplace of Benjamin Woodward, 16th November 1816 | 147 |
Turks | 1915 | Opposed British forces in Mesopotamia | 73 | |
Turner, A. | 1914 | Wolf Cub | 57 | |
Turner, Arthur | 1930s | Builder; developed Harepath Road and Court Lane | 87 | |
Turner, Ben | 20th C. | Led prayers in the Gospel Hall during the Second World War | 94, 102 | |
" | 1954 | In photograph of tree-planting ceremony in Station Road | 125 | |
" | c.1960 | In photograph of children's cycling proficiency test | 139 | |
Turner family | 1841 | Recorded in census | 31 | |
Typhoon | 1940-45 | Second World War fighter aircraft | 101, 103 | |
U29 | 1939 | German U-boat; sank H.M.S. Courageous on 17th September 1939 | 95 | |
U.S. Army | 1940-45 | Troops stationed in Seaton during the Second World War | 106 | |
University Museum, Oxford | 19th C. | Designed by Benjamin Woodward | 147 | |
V.A.D. | See "Voluntary Aid Detachment" | |||
Vespasian (Flavius Vespasianus) | 9-79 | Roman Emperor; illustration of copper coin of his reign; known to have been in Devon following Roman invasion of Britain under Claudius, A.D. 43 | 16 | |
Veterinary Corps | 1914-18 | 155 | ||
Vicarage Field | 66 | |||
" | c.1913 | Photograph of Boy Scouts in the Field | 57 | |
" | c.1909 | Photograph of haymaking | 58 | |
Vickery, Mr. A.J. | 1971 | First warden of St. Clare's Adult Education Centre; in photograph of opening ceremony at St. Clare's | 127 | |
Victoria, Queen | 1819-1901 | 23, 26, 62, 66, 78, 156 | ||
Victoria | c.1904 | Pleasure steamer; photograph of passengers landing from her | 65 | |
Vintage House | Birthplace of William Henry Head; later the town Post Office (until 1970); now [2002] occupied by Strictly Business estate agents | 151 | ||
Violet Terrace | Named after local builder; demolished in 1975 | 31, 33, 71, 143 | ||
" | 1895 | Photograph | 38 | |
VJ exhibition | 1995 | Photograph of opening in Seaton Museum | 114 | |
Voluntary Aid Detachment | 1914-18 | 71-72, 101 | ||
Volunteer Service Committee | 1926 | Active during the General Strike of May 1926 | 75 | |
Waldron aisle | Within St. Gregory's Church | 145 | ||
Wales | 101, 129 | |||
Wall, Connie | 1943 | Rescued from drowning in the River Axe by Ronald Anning and William Green | 102 | |
Wallington Hall | Northumberland | 19th C. | Estate owned by Sir Walter Calverley Trevelyan | 27 |
Walton, Mrs. | Harepath Road | 1940s | Widow of the church organist; killed when Harepath Road bombed during the Second World War | 106 |
Walton, William | 1920s | Conducted Seaton Choral Society concerts | 80 | |
War Book, The | 71 | |||
War Fund | c.1914 | Opened by the local branch of the National Deposit Friendly Society | 71 | |
War Weapons Week | 1940s | One of a series of special war savings weeks held between 1941 and 1945 | 106 | |
Wardell, Mrs. | 1925 | Friend of the Prince of Wales | 72 | |
Warden, H. | 1913 | Boy Scout | 57 | |
Ware, Billy | 3 Fonthill Villas | c.1900 | Manor carpenter | 35 |
Ware, Walt | 1919 | In photograph of Seaton F.C. | 91 | |
Warner, Captain Harry | Vice-President, Seaton and District Handicraft & Hobbies Exhibition, 1951 | 87, 94, 115 | ||
Warners Holiday Camp | Harbour Road | Plans announced by Captain Warner in 1934; opened at Easter 1936; requisitioned and opened as an internment camp for classified aliens, October 1939 | 87, 95 | |
" | 1951 | Notice/programme for the Seaton and District Handicraft & Hobbies Exhibition, held in Warners Holiday Camp, 24th March 1951 | 115 | |
" | 1964 | Photograph | 140 | |
Warren, Mr. Les | 1970s | Member of the Rotary Club | 144 | |
Warship Week | 1940s | One of a series of special war savings weeks held between 1941 and 1945 | 106 | |
Washington House | Formerly Cliff Hotel; designed by Joseph Good | 24, 152 | ||
Waterloo Station | London | 108, 129 | ||
Watts, C. | 1913 | Boy Scout and Sea Scout | 57 | |
Watts, Cyril | 1919 | In photograph of Seaton F.C. | 91 | |
Watts, J. | 1913 | Sea Scout | 57 | |
Way, Buster | 1952 | In photograph of Youth Club outing | 121 | |
Webby, John | 20th C. | Headmaster of the Sir Walter Trevelyan School | 94, 95, 106 | |
Webster, Mrs. Violet | 20th C. | Granddaughter of Joseph Good | 152, 153 | |
Welch, Ben | 20th C. | Fisherman; photographed with his brother Jack outside the old library | 109 | |
Welch, Jack | 20th C. | Auctioneer; photographed with his brother Ben outside the old library | 109 | |
Welch, Mary Ann | 5 Marine Crescent | 19th C. | Apartment-house keeper | 35 |
Wells, John | 20th C. | Attended the Sir Walter Trevelyan School; joined the Navy as a boy seaman, 1938; survived the sinking of H.M.S. Courageous, 17th September 1939 | 95 | |
Welt, Die | German newspaper | 95 | ||
Wessex | 6-7 | |||
Wessiter Lodge | Darky Lane | 43 | ||
Wessiters House | 1843 | Built by William Head in 1843; sold by Muriel Head in the 1950s | 31, 53, 71, 74, 151 | |
West Cliff (or Westcliff) Terrace | 1870 | Built by William Head (d.1865); shown in photograph of end of West Walk | 29, 151 | |
" | 1875 | Photograph | 69 | |
West Country Class | Class of locomotive; see "Seaton" | |||
West Saxons | 614 | Defeated the British at Beandun | 19 | |
West Walk | Washed away in a storm, 1915; new West Walk coping-stone laid by Mr. C.C. Gould, 1924 | 80, 84, 100, 102 | ||
" | 1870 | Photograph of end | 29 | |
" | 1925 | Photograph of Morrison Bell officially opening the new West Walk | 83 | |
" | 1925 | Photograph | 83 | |
" | 1927 | Photograph, looking east | 83 | |
" | 1961 | Photograph, looking towards the West Walk | 138 | |
" | c.1989 | Photograph, storm damage with subsidence | 135 | |
" | 1997 | Photograph, preparing for the cliff retaining wall by the Castle Hill steps | 135 | |
West Walk shelter | 1900 | In background of photograph | 63 | |
Westcliff Terrace | See "West Cliff Terrace" | |||
Western Circuit | 151 | |||
Westlake, Mrs. | 2 Beach Cottage | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Westleigh Hotel | Seaton Esplanade | c.1925 | Built by George Henry Richards; seen in photograph of the Esplanade | 85 |
" | 1925 | Photograph | 85 | |
" | 20th C. | Closed after the Second World War | 143 | |
Westmead | Seaton Down Road | 1944 | Home of Mrs. Irene Fox | 105 |
Weston | 101 | |||
Weymouth | Dorset | 64, 65, 66, 121 | ||
Whatley, Bill | 1928 | Photograph | 79 | |
" | c.1930 | Photograph, on the Colyford Road | 97 | |
Wheeler, Richard | 17th C. | Built house in Beere Lane leased to Joyce Hooper (Leigh's survey) | 22 | |
While, John | 1991 | Photographed at removal of sculpture from Seaton seafront | 126 | |
Whinfrey, Norman | Blackbury Castle | 1987 | In photograph of visit by Axe Valley Heritage Association | 7 |
" | 1989 | Paper on Seaton Couchill written for the Axe Valley Heritage Association (quoted) | 17 | |
Whippell, Capt. | c.1953 | Photograph, member of the Seaton Autumn Show Committee | 120 | |
White, Alan | 1973 | Photograph | 157 | |
White, Bunny | c.1951 | In photograph of Seaton F.C. | 122 | |
White, Mrs. H. | The Square | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
White, Jenks | c.1922 | In photograph of staff of Sir Walter Trevelyan School | 68 | |
White, Ken | c.1951 | In photograph of Seaton F.C. | 122 | |
White, Robert | 1914-18 | Killed during the First World War | 74 | |
White, Mrs. S. | Fore Street | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
White, Mr. W. | 10 Manor Cottages | c.1914 | 71 | |
White, William George | 1920s-30s | Secretary of the Town Hall Company and the Town Social Club | 80 | |
White and Newbury | 1889 | Local builders; built the Church of the Good Shepherd | 51 | |
White Cliff | 1723 | Point from which Stukeley sketched Seaton in 1723; site of mansion house owned by Rhoda Harbin in 19th C. | 22, 23, 71, 151 | |
" | c.1925 | Photograph | 82 | |
" | 20th C. | Old people's home, formerly the Beach Hotel | 143 | |
Wilkins, Dick | [1920s?] | In photograph with members of the Newton family; died 1970s | 76 | |
Wilkins family | 1925 | Photograph of fishermen including members of the Wilkins family | 76 | |
Willans, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. | 1897 | Presented drinking fountain to the town; photograph of fountain | 62 | |
" | c.1924 | Photograph of Marine Place showing fountain | 78 | |
Williams, Bert | c.1937 | In photograph of staff of Trevett's Garage | 97 | |
Willoughby, John | Payhembury | 1557 or 1566 | Bought the manor of Seaton from John Frye | 21, 145 |
Willoughby, John | 1639 (d. 1682) | Great-grandson of the John Willoughby who bought manor of Seaton; reclaimed Seaton Marshes | 21, 22 | |
Willoughby, Mary | 17th C. | Eldest daughter of John Willoughby (d. 1682); inherited manor of Seaton as a marriage portion; married George Trevelyan 1655 | 21, 25 | |
Wilson, Ernest | 1930s | Photograph, in hayfield at Couchill Farm | 81 | |
Wilts. and Dorset Bank | The Square | 43 | ||
Windmill Hill culture | 6 | |||
Windsor Gardens | On the site of the Regal Cinema and Violet Terrace | 38, 143 | ||
Windsor House | Fore Street | 33 | ||
Wings for Victory Week | 1943 | One of a series of special war savings weeks held between 1941 and 1945 | 106 | |
" | Reproduction of programme for the Wings for Victory Week, 22nd-29th May | 101 | ||
" | Photograph, Seaton Scout Band playing at the opening ceremony | 103 | ||
Wislades Farm | 19th C. | Acquired by the Head family | 31 | |
Withall, Mrs. | 2 Woodbine Place | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33 |
Withylake | Seaton Down Hill | Shown on maps of excavations at Honeyditches; Dr. Arthur Smart moved here from Netherhayes, 1950 | 8, 10, 144 | |
Witty, Mr. P. O. | 1920s-30s | Chief engineer of the Seaton and District Electric Light Company | 87 | |
Wolf Cubs | 57 | |||
Wolstencroft, Mrs. M. | c.1953 | Photograph, member of the Seaton Autumn Show Committee | 120 | |
Women's Institute | 1967 | Photograph of WI Pageant, Seaton Down Hall | 116 | |
Wood, Mary | 1980s | Photograph; leading figure in the League of Friends of Seaton Hospital | 128 | |
Woodbine Place | Sidmouth Street | 33, 51 | ||
Woodgate, Mrs. | The Baths (or The Bath House) | 1870 | Lodging-house keeper | 33, 35 |
Woodgate family | 19th C. | Ran the Bath House; owned vegetable gardens | 35 | |
Woodward, Benjamin | 1816-61 | Said by Lady Trevelyan in August 1860 to be "designing some seaside houses"; made designs for Calverley Lodge, 1860; designed the Sir Walter Trevelyan School, 1860; architect of Trinity College, Dublin, Museum, University Museum at Oxford and the Kildare Street Club, Dublin; close friend of Sir Walter and Lady Trevelyan; died in a hotel on the Rue de Bourbon, Lyons | 25, 26, 147 | |
Woolland, Mr. and Mrs. W. | c.1960 | Ran the Marwyl Café | 139 | |
Woolworth's | Built on the site of the Temperance Hotel | 35 | ||
World War I | See "First World War" | |||
World War II | See "Second World War" | |||
Wright, Major-General H.B.H. | Seaton Down | 1912-1930s | Built Seaton Down House in field known as Lomans Boswell; Roman remains found in grounds; director of the Seaton and District Electric Light Company | 9, 13, 15, 87 |
Wulfstan | 1005 | Archbishop of York; witness to the formation charter of Seaton | 20 | |
Wyatt, A. R. | 1913 | Scout Master | 57 | |
Wyatt, W. | 1914 | Wolf Cub | 57 | |
Wyndham, Mr. | 17th C. | Held a grant from Charles I for the Marshes, overturned by the Commonwealth | 21 | |
Yapp, Mr. | 1895 | Solicitor; director of company owning the Beach Hotel and Royal Clarence Hotel | 35 | |
Yarty | Devon | 25 | ||
Yeovil | Somerset | 63 | ||
Yew Terrace | Sidmouth Street | 33 | ||
Yorkshire | 7 | |||
Youth Club | See "Seaton Youth Club" | |||
Yule, Captain, R.N. | 19th C. | Owned Wislades Farm before the Head family | 31 |