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White Hart, West Wickham, 1926 (W M Palmer)

White Hart, White Gables, Burton End, West Wickham

History of the White Hart

The village fair took place on the green next to the White Hart. The fair is described by J De Fraine, The Autobiography, 1900.

1838

James Cooper Traylen, landlord

Ursula Traylen born

1851 Burton End White Hart

James C Traylen, 55, farmer 100 acres employing 7 men 4 boys, b West Wickham

Francis, 45, b Hemmingford Abbots

Elizabeth, 17, b West Wickham

Charles, 15, b West Wickham

Ursula, 12, b West Wickham

Thomas, 10, b West Wickham

Reuben, 9, b West Wickham

Jabez, 7, b West Wickham

Abigail Sotcher, 16, servant, b Hildersham

1861 Public House White Heart

James Traylen, widower, 65, farmer and innkeeper

Elizabeth, 27,

Charles, 24,

Ursula, 22,

Thomas, 20,

Jabez, 16,

Elizabeth Ball, lodger, 55, b Huntingdonshire

Keziah Bradman, 13, servant, b NN

1862

Ursula Traylen married John De Fraine

James Cooper Traylen, widower, 76, farmer 191 acres 6 men 5 boys,

Elizabeth Bail, 66, housekeeper, b Hemmingford

Walter Dawson, son in law, 38, builder, b Fulbourn

Elizabeth Dawson, 26,

Amelia Traylen, visitor, 12, b Newmarket

Ann Woollard, 14, servant, b West Wickham

By 1995 it was a private house called White Gables.

White Hart, West Wickham OS 1901

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