SILVER STREET

27 October, 2011 SILVER STREET

Tetbury Families

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	Silver Street first appeared in the survey of 1594 and was also known as Malmesbury Street. See below.

TRADES listed:

baker, beer retailer, boot & shoemaker, brazier, builder & architect, butcher, cabinet maker, clothier, cooper, currier, grocer, milliner, tailor, ropemaker


	In 1860 there were 7 cottages, a workshop belonging to builder Francis Brown, 16 houses and the Talbot was listed as Silver Street rather than Market Place.

FAMILY NAMES associated with Silver Street

Ackland [1861]
Baker [1851, 1861, 1863]
Barnes [1851, 1861, 1871]
Baylis [1841]
Bignell [1851, 1861]
Brown [1822, 1840, 1841, 1851, 1861, 1871, 1891, 1901];
Buckingham [1841]
Burchett [1881, 1891]
Chapman [1594, 1901]
Cleaver [1871, 1885]
Clift [1861, 1863]
Cook [1861, 1871]
Cox [1891]
Crew [1822, 1840, 1863, 1868, 1874];
Cypher [1861]
Dant [1594]
Davies [1841, 1871]
Deavin [1901]
Dicks [1822];
Escourt [1594]
Fowler [1861, 1863, 1871, 1901]
Fry [1861]
Hardy [1860, 1861]
Hathaway [1861]
Hole [1851]
Horton [1881]
Houghton [1871]
Jones [1861]
Keynton [1822, 1863];
Lamb [1871]
Lillie [1881]
Lock [1901]
Long [1822, 1841];
Ludlow [1851]
Mapson [1861, 1863]
Masters [1861]
Newman [1901]
Orum [1822];
Ovens [1901]
Overbury [1822];
Parry [1840, 1841]
Pitt [1822, 1851];
Polworth [1841]
Prior [1851]
Prout [1881]
Purnell [1871]
Reinger [1822, 1841, 1861];
Ricks [1871, 1881]
Sealy [1822, 1840];
Shipton [1861]
Smith [1871]
Stagg [1840, 1841]
Stratforde [1594]
Sutton [1840]
Tanner [1901]
Tayler/or [1840, 1841]
Timbrell [1840, 1841]
Topps [1891]
Tovey [1871]
White [1871, 1891, 1901]
Whitehead [1841]
Wickham [1891]
Williams [1840, 1841, 1861, 1863, 1871]
Witchell [1861, 1871, 1881]


	BUILDINGS Rosemount York House used by the Roman Catholics in 1935 until they bought the current church on Church Lane in 1942 Gordon House [no 10] In 1891 John Wickham retired doctor lived here. It was built in the early to mid C19 built by Francis Brown INNS - Bull by 1692; Sun 1748; Crown 1751 later name was taken by current Crown

SOURCES:

1594 Survey

History of Tetbury; Hodgson, Eric; 1976 Alan Sutton 0904387100

Gloucestershire Archives:

D674/b/T31 Undated, 18th C [1739] ....messuage in Tetbury cd. Starveal, moiety of the Bull in Silver Street, Tetbury;....

DA 36/710/2/82 Nov. 1938 Conversion of house into two flats, 43 Silver Street; owner: Sir Walter Preston; agent: W. E. Anderson, Cheltenham

DA 36/710/2/140 May 1940 Additions/alterations to drainage, The Fox Inn, Silver Street (plans); owner: Stroud Brewery

DA 36/710/2/145 29.01.1941 W.C. & bathroom, 33 Silver Street (plans); owner: Sir. W. Preston; architect: W. E. Ellery Anderson

DA 36/710/2/150 14.11.1941 Wash-houses, 42 & 44 Silver Street (plans); owner: Feofees of Tetbury; agent: R. Cox

DA 36/710/2/191 30.11.1945 Conversion of 6 Silver Street into house, lock-up shop and club for British Legion. See also architect's letter 189 (plans); owner: British Legion, Tetbury Branch; architect: E. Cole

DA 36/710/2/357 Jan. 1949 Conversion of rooms into flat, The Surgery, Silver Street.; owner: Drs. Braybrooke and Hardie; agent: Holborow & Sons

Images of England [English Heritage]

No 11 [old surgery]
No 12
No 13 & 15
No 14

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