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‘Uncle’ Charles Chapman

Olmstead Hall, Castle Camps

History of Olmstead Hall

Listed Building

Cottage. C16, altered and extended in C18. Timber framed plaster rendered and tiled roof, gabled. Internal chimney stack to west of ridge and C18-C19 stacks at gable ends.


1911

Charles W P Chapman, 35, farmer, b Withersfield Suffolk

Maud Chapman, 28, b Essex

Wilfred C, 4, b Castle Camps

Richard K, 1, b Castle Camps

Bessie Dyson, servant, 17, b Helions Bumpstead

For further details about the Chapman family and their connection with the Kidman family of Dry Drayton.

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  • tudor

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