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THS/SPD/005
Ayres Story

An overview of the Ayers family written by Silvia Purdie whilst on a visit to Turvey in May 2017. Starting in 1818 when Thomas Ayres was born in Turvey, the story covers the emigration, settlement and growth of the family in Woodend.
THS/BBC/001/001
1 & 2 Carlton Road

17th Century grade II listed building in Turvey Conservation Area.
THS/BBC/001/018
41-43 Bridge Street

19th century grade II listed building in Turvey Conservation Area.
THS/BBC/001/025
1 - 3 Mill Green

18th century grade II listed building. Listing includes Nos 4 & 5 (Historical Environmental Records HER 4821 and 4822.
THS/EST/001
Property in Newton Lane: Abstract of title of Revd. H H L Longuet Higgins to Freehold Properties known as the Turvey Abbey Estate

A resumes of transactions regarding the Turvey Abbey Estate commencing with the will of Revd. Hugh Henry Higgins who died in 1893. The first schedule lists the particulars of the Abbey Estate (coloured pink on plan 1) with reference to properties, average and remarks relating to Land Tax and rents. The schedule also details inherited ...
THS/JNC/001/014
Pastors of Turvey United Reformed Church from commencement

Typescript list of Pastors of Turvey United Reformed Church from commencement in 1829 to the closure of the Church in 1978
THS/BRJ/001/049
The Yew Tree

Brother John describes the history of a yew tree in the Abbey garden, and the birds that visit it.
THS/BBC/001/058
1 - 9 Abbey Square

19th century range of terraced buildings, built around late 17 or early 18th century building, now part of terrace. Grade II listed buildings in Turvey Conservation Area.
THS/BBC/001/027
5 Mill Green

Grade II listed building. Listing includes Nos 1 – 3 and No 4.
THS/BBC/001/052
The Stone House

19th century Grade II listed building in Turvey Conservation Area.
THS/BBC/001/070
Higgins Mausoleum, All Saints' Churchyard

Grade II listed early 19th century Mausoleum.
THS/BBC/001/029
Alyncote, 80 Bridge Street

18th century grade II listed building in Turvey Conservation Area.
THS/BBC/001/040
22 High Street

18th Century grade II listed building in Turvey Conservation Area.
THS/BBC/001/009
5 & 5a Carlton Road

5 & 5a Carlton Road. 19th century grade II listed estate buildings in Turvey Conservation Area.
THS/BBC/001/008
Former Methodist Chapel, Carlton Road

Former Methodist Chapel, Carlton Road. Grade II listed building in the Turvey Conservation Area. Formerly a Wesleyan Methodist chapel, converted to a house.
THS/BBC/001/023
Three Fishes Public House

17th century Grade II listed building formally a pair of cottages now known as Ye Three Fyshes. There are various old photographs and paintings of The Three Fishes in the archives, simply search on Three Fishes.
THS/BBC/001/051
The Rectory

Tudor style former Rectory, Grade II listed in Turvey Conservation Area.
THS/JLH/003/006
Letter and reply from from Colin Liebenrood to Michael Longuet Higgins

The letter from Colin Liebenrood is a query regarding the Longuet Higgins family tree of which Colin is part. The letter includes his understanding of his part in the tree. The reply provides details of the Longuet Higgins tree and confirms the Lieenrood connection with the Longuet Higgins. The surnames referred to in the tree are: Balsom Hancock Higgins Liebenrood Lilley Longuet ...
THS/RWL/004
Abstract of Title for freehold property known as Turvey Abbey Estate

Abstract of title of Henry Hugh Longuet Higgins to freehold property known as the Turvey Abbey Estate. The abstract commences in 1889 and the 1928 schedule identifies the properties that are part of the estate. These include, Cholsoe Farm, Bakers Close, Priory Farm, Grindstone Hill, River Ouse, Sharpes Close, Laws Field, Mill and Orchard, Dovehouse ...
THS/BBC/006/004
Gasworks Bridge Street

Turvey Gas Company was formed circa 1867. The company was taken over in the 1930s by the Olney Gas-Light Coke & Coal company, who were in turn taken over in 1936 by the Northampton Gaslight Company. By 1974 only two single-storey sheds could be identified on the site, and by 1996 the area had been ...
THS/BBC/006/008
BARN (site of)

The site of a barn shown on a map of 1838. The demolition date is not known, but it had been demolished by the time of the 1960 Ordnance Survey.
THS/BBC/006/009
Smithy

An undated photograph showing the smithy at Turvey is probably early 20th century.
THS/THS/002/002
Database of Residential Properties Build/Occupation Date

The data for this research has come from a variety of sources. Turvey is fortunate in having over 70 listed residential buildings and as such their listing contains valuable timeline data. Further residential properties appear in the Bedfordshire Historical Environmental Records. Census returns and Electoral Records also provide valuable information as to when new properties ...
THS/BBC/006/018
Almhouses

The site of almshouses, built c.1880 by James Barton. Red brick with stone detail. Three projecting stepped gables, the central one with a turret. Demolished.

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