1 Joseph and Sybilla Lucy (nee Taylor)
Married 8th October 1864
The list has been compiled – in part – from A.N. Other struggling to
compile the Harfield family tree. Most names on the list are known –
talked of – by some of the ‘originals’ ... Unless someone out there knows
better!
Their children are listed in birth order.
A = Ashes. B = Burial. C = Churchyard.
Name
Born
Buried
A, B, C
?
Other Information
William
1864 ?
Not known
Sybella
1866 24/04/1885 B, C.
Frances
1867 ?
Jane
1869 03/04/1931 B, C.
Husband (Fletcher) killed WW1
Frank
1870 28/06/1919 B, C.
Family Grave
Edith
1871 ?
George
1872 07/05/1970 B, C.
Wife (Emma) – 6 children)
Lucy
1875 12/05/1898 B, C.
Family Grave
Emma
1876 ?
?
Margaret
1877 ?
?
Ralph
1877 ?
?
Celina
1880 ?
?
Joseph
1881 13/02/1933 B, C.
Policeman, Killed bike, Copnor
Bridge
Herbert
1883 07/06/1966 B, C.
Bachelor, Stroudwood, Upham
Lily
1883 31/08/1965 B, C.
Plowman – 2 daughters
Harold
1886 14/02/1966 B, C.
Son (Alan) married Gertie
Family Grave
?
?
(Nurse)
Gilbert
Basil
1888 06/09/1970 B, C.
Lived Ecchinswell (Wife Flo)
Edward
1890 18/05/1982 B, C.
Wife (Alice) No children youngest
Albert
1894 11/02/1896 B, C.
Family Grave
2 Boyes Family - burials in Owslebury
Churchyard
Taken from inscriptions recorded by Mike Wickham
ILMO Alice
Elizabeth
2nd dau. of late
George and
Emma BOYES
IMO Mary
Ann Eliza
bel. W. of James bel. only dau. of late w.d. Dec 6th
Rider LAVINGTON Benjamin BOYES
1882, age 53
ILMO a d.
sister
Lydia BOYES
grand dau. of late
Benjamin BOYES of
Owslebury,
w.d. My 14th 1919
d.9 Jan 1961
ILMO Nora
Ann BOYES
d. April 10th 1946
age 68
IMO Edward
BOYES
d. Feb 7 1795
age 47
IMO Eleanor W of Edward
BOYES
d. Jan 26 1784
age 26
IMO Rachel W of Edward
BOYES
d. Sept 5 1797,
age 84
IMO Mary
dau. of Benjamin
wdtl 12 Jan. 1827,
Ann
and Mary BOYES
age 8yrs 5mnths
HLTBO
Robert
BOYES
wdtl Jan 1 1715,
age 43
HSE Hannah relict of Robert
BOYES and Ralph
MILLER
w.d. April 5 1751,
age 68
STTMO
Charles
w.d. at Talbot,
Australia, Jan 19
S. of Benjamin
and Mary BOYES
1863, age 36
STTMO
Benjamin
BOYES
d. July 24 1865,
age 73
STTMO
Adelaide &
Elizabeth
daus. of Benjamin
and Mary BOYES
d. in infancy
STTMO
W. of Benjamin
d. June 8 1850,
Mary
BOYES
age 59
STTMO
Mary
dau. of Benjamin
and Mary BOYES
d. March 5 1839,
age 4yrs 8mnths
IARO
George
youngest S. of
Benjamin and
Mary BOYES
d. Aug.28 1887,
age 50
STTMO Joseph ......
STTMO Joseph BOYES ......
HLTBO
Edward
wdtl ......
BOYES
IMO Edward 3rd S. of
Benjamin and
Mary BOYES
w.d. June 20
1869,
age 46
IMO William S. of Benjamin
and Mary BOYES
w.d. May 23
1858,
age 42
Record
Name
Age
Date of Burial
7
BOYES George
50
Allbrook,
1.9.1887
Otterbourne
139
BOYES Alice
Elizabeth
48
Colden
Common
8.7.1919
77
BOYES Alice
Sophia
82
The
Bungalow,
Owslebury
19.3.1931
42
BOYES Nora Ann
68
The Gorse, 13.4.1946
Colden
Number
Common
3 Guy Family - burials in Owslebury
Churchyard
Taken from inscriptions recorded by Mike Wickham
1900 -1919
Record
Number
Name
Age
Date of Burial
8
GUY Jane
46 Owslebury
29.10.1900
26
GUY Jane
73 Owslebury
19.03.1903
82
GUY Mary
81 Owslebury
20.04.1911
GUY John
83 Owslebury
23.09.1912
Record
Number
Name
Age
Date of Burial
1
GUY Frederick
James
31 Sweetbriar,
Owslebury
21.1.1920
9
GUY Frank Arthur 55 Owslebury
John
16.07.1921
14
GUY Ellen Maud
57 RHCH
30.12 1921
75
GUY John
Robert
72 Sweetbriar
19.01.1931
Cott. Owslebury
85
GUY Georgina
Ann
71 The Shop,
Owslebury
27.08.1932
86
GUY George
71 The Shop,
Owslebury
20.10.1932
87
GUY Walter
76 Owslebury
17.12.1932
Name
Age
Date of Burial
GUY Mary Jane
93 1 St Paul's Hill
(Winchester?)
18.08.1942
Elizabeth
93
1920-1939
1940-1959
Record
Number
GUY George Leslie 40 Calvados,
France
05.08.1944
4 Harfield - Owslebury - Church Records
Harfield – There are other burials at Fair Oak and Sholing, Southampton.
Good Hunting!
E H.
n.b. These are Internment dates, NOT date of death
A = Ashes. B = Burial. C = Churchyard.
Name
Age
Burial
A, B,
C
Other Information
Alan
70
23/06/2000 A, C Grandson Joseph, Father
Harold
Albert
2
15/02/1896 B, C Family Grave
Alice
87
11/06/1981 B, C (nee Heath) m. Edward. No
children
Edward
84
18/05/1982 B, C Wife Alice, Son of Joseph
Emma
81
09/11/1957 B, C (nee ?) Wife of George. 6
children
Frank
49
28/06/1919 B, C Son of Joseph. Family Grave
Frank
82
20/11/1989 A, C Grandson Joseph.Wife Doris
(Cooper) No children.
George Edwin 98
07/05/1970 B, C Eldest son Joseph m. Emma. 6
children
Gertrude
85
10/06/1977 B, C (nee Mabbitt) m. Harold, village
nurse, Son Alan
Gilbert Basil
86
06/09/1974 B, C Son of Joseph. Lived
Ecchinswell
Harold
79
14/02/1966 B, C Wife Gertie. Son of Joseph
Herbert
74
17/06/1966 B, C Son of Joseph, Bachelor,
Stroudwood
James
78
03/12/1923 B, C Bachelor, Brother of Joseph
Joseph
Leonard
51
13/02/1933 B, C Son of Joseph, Policeman,
killed – motorbike. Copnor
Bridge
Joseph
77
19/02/1916 B, C Family Grave. Father of 18
Lucy Jane
23
14/05/1898 B, C Daughter of Joseph
Lucy Sybilla
77
12/03/1925 B, C Family Grave. Mother of 18
Sara Jane
82
03/04/1931 B, C Sister of Joseph. FLETCHER
Lily
88
31/08/1965 B, C PLOWMAN Daughter of Joseph.
5 Glasspool
The GLASSPOOL family is one of the oldest recorded village names,
ROBERT GLASSPOOL – Morestead Register – 1649! There are 26
GLASSPOOL burials in Owslebury churchyard.
The dates of Burials are taken from the official Church Records.
George and Mabel GLASSPOOL – b. 1965 / 2002 – Produced the village
pantomimes in the village hall for several years, and were active
supporters of all village activities.
E.H.
Name
Age
Burial
Address
Other Info
GLASSPOOL
James
84
18/01/1894 Baybridge
James
86
30/07/1894 Owslebury
John
83
19/02/1889 Owslebury
Mary
82
31/10/1892 Owslebury
William
84
26/06/1892 Owslebury
Alfred
47
25/01/1912 The Workhouse
Winchester
Ann
47
04/05/1905 Longwood Dene
Cheriton
Charles
68
01/02/1914 Owslebury
Eli
22
23/06/1915 Owslebury
George
58
24/01/1900 Owslebury
George
78
22/12/1909 Longwood Dene
John
80
08/01/1910 Owslebury
Henrietta
72
29/05/1909 Owslebury
Maria
79
20/01/1900 Owslebury
Maria Rachel
28
23/09/1914 County Asylum
Mary
Elizabeth
81
21/12/1909 Owslebury
Vera Mary
15
14/07/1917 Longwood House Murdered –
worked Longwood
William
68
07/10/1904 Longwood Dene
Cheriton
Nee Young
Fareham
Cheriton
Thomas
William
69
03/09/1919 Workhouse
Infirmary
Winchester
William
71
08/09/1908 Owslebury
Carrier in village
Bessie Elva
70
14/05/1938 Owslebury
Eli Charles
72
16/04/1924 Baybridge
Agnes
81
10/09/1947 Baybridge
(Ashes)
Nee Windebank
John Charles
81
14/08/1947 1 St Pauls Hill
Winchester
Rosemarie
3 days 22/09/1945 Greenhill
William
Frederick
71
04/07/1949 Sunnyside
Longwood Road
Ethel Alice
82
05/01/1965 1 St Johns Road
George
Henry
59
06/02/1965 7 Clifton Terrace Lived Coach
Cottage.
Baybridge
Mabel Ruth
92
27/02/2002 St Johns
Almshouses
Winchester
Wife of above.
Lived Coach
Cottage
6 Electoral Register Owslebury 1896
Albert Batchelor
Robert Bunney
James Burgess
George Butcher
Charles Chalk
Sweetbriars
Frederick Day
James Farmer
William Ford
John Froud
John Froud jnr
William Glasspool
Owslebury Bottom
Charles Guy
Shearers Arms
Frederick Guy
John Guy sen
John Guy jnr
James Edward Hannah
The Green
Joseph Harfield
Baybridge
Joshua Heath
Boyes Farm
Frank Kimber
Alfred Knight
The Green
James Lavington
Owslebury Bottom
Charles Lee
William Marriner
Henry Meaden
George Norgate
Ship Inn
Charles Passingham
George Taylor
Frederick Trodd
William Trodd
Edward Winkworth
James Winkworth
Division 2
Waddon Farm
William Betteridge
Henry Germain
Thomas King
School House
Peter Merritt
Sweetbriars
James Siccious
Bottom Pond Farm
Henry Smith
Lower Farm Cottages
1897 Division 3 - entitled to vote as county electors, parochial electors,
but NOT parliamentary electors.
Lord Abedare
Longwood House
Ellen Taylor
Post Office
Sarah Gilpin
Waddon Farm
Mary Guy
Fanny Hooker
Caroline Standish
Marwell Lodge
7 Electoral Registers - Owslebury 1900 &
1911
1900
William Kemp
Police Station, Owslebury
Lord Abedare
Longwood House
Matilda Bailey
The Shop
Ellen Taylor
Post Office
1911
Charles Ball
Poorhouses, Owslebury, Twyford
James Burgess
Pitcroft Lane
Hon Douglas Carnegie
Rosehill Cottage, Longwood
Ernest Chandler
Shearers Arms
Frank Glasspool
Cricketers Arms
Frank Guy
Ship Inn
William John Lee
Yew Tree Cottages
Henry Rogers
William Welsh
Owslebury Farm
8 Villagers listed in Kelly's Directory 1875 1883
Name
Occupation
Fanny Hooker
Postmistress - Shopkeeper.
Anstey Robert
Farmer, Boyes Farm.
Bunney Robert
Joiner.
Butcher Sara Mrs.
Farmer.
Carter William
Farmer.
Carter Thomas
Farmer, Roughay.
Coombs Enos
Farmer, Hill Farm.
Dipnall Catherine Mrs.
Farmer - Landowner, Greenhill.
Ebbs Annie Mrs.
Board School Mistress.
Glasspool William
Shopkeeper and Carrier.
Guy Frederick
Shopkeeper.
Guy Mary Mrs.
Dressmaker, Longwood.
Howe William
Board School Master.
Jacob John
Farm Bailiff to Earl Nothesk.
Jewell Frederick
Beerhouse, 'Shearers'
Lavington James
Farmer, Bottom Farm.
Lee Charles
Shopkeeper.
Lovekin Alfred Rev.
The Parsonage.
Norgate George
Victualler, The Ship.
Northesk, Earl of
Longwood House.
Page Harriett Mrs.
Farmer, Whiteflood Farm.
Pratt John
Farm Bailiff to Frederick Young.
Roberts William
Farmer - Laylands?
Smith Samuel
Beerhouse and Shopkeeper.
Standish Pery
Farmer and Landowner, Marwell
Hall.
Stevens George
Farmer and Landowner, Beech
Grove.
Trodd William
Blacksmith, Ivy Cottage.
White Eliz. Mrs.
Farmer, Baybridge,
Wild Thomas
Painter, Plumber and Glazier.
9 Kelly's Trade Directory for Owslebury
1903
Parish Clerk:
William Lee.
Post:
Mrs. Ellen Taylor - sub
postmistress.
Letters through Winchester arrive at 8 am, and
dispatched at 5:30pm, Sunday 11.05 am. Postal
orders are issued, but not paid. Nearest money order
office is Twyford.
Carriers to Winchester: William Lee, Albert Bunney,
William Knight:
Monday, Wednesday, Saturday.
Kelly's Directory
1903. Click on the
image above to
Principle Residents
see a larger image
Aberdare Lord V.O.D.L.J.P.
Longwood House - 83 Eaton Sq.
S.W.
Buston Rev. Charles
Vicarage.
Dixon Walter
Cefy Bryn (location?)
Goggs James
Longwood Warren.
Mildmay Mrs. P St. John
Marwell Manor
Ormerod James
Greenhill
Standish Capt. William Pery J.P.
Marwell Hall
Standish Miss
Marwell Manor.
Standish Mrs
Marwell Lodge.
10 Kelly's Trade Directory for Owslebury
1939
Private Residents
Eldon, Earl of
Longwood House;
49 Morpeth Mansions, Morpeth
Terrace, S.W 1
& Carlton Clubs, London
Hoyes Rex M.
Marwell Hall
Jackson, William Hartas
Marwell Manor, Fishers Pond
(postal address, Eastleigh)
Jeffress, Arthur J
Marwell Lodge
Lavington, James Montague J.P.
Ravendale
Lucas, Rd Macdonald
Baybridge House
Norton Major John Herbert J.P.
Greenhill (letters through Upham,
Spouthampton)
Sergeant Rev. Thomas W M.A.
(vicar)
The Vicarage
Wiggins, Ernest Augustus George
Hill House (postal address,
Morestead, Winchester
Commercial Marked thus * farm 150 acres or over
*Bartelt Rd.
L & GP farmers
Bridle William
blacksmith
Briggs Chas
Cannos Ernest
Hensting (postal address Eastleigh)
Owslebury Farm
farmer
Chas
The Oaks, (postal address, Twyford
Winchester)
*Chandler Jesse
farmer
White Flood Farm
Cobb Percy Wm
shopkeeper
Cole Geo.
Nicholas
farmer
Elm Farm, Hensting (postal
address, Eastleigh)
*Crook William
John
farmer
Bottom Pond
*Dunster
Reginald
farmer
Bottom Farm
Glasspool Frank
farmer
Meonlea
Hatt Lily A (Mrs)
farmer
Hensting (postal address Eastleigh)
Heath James
farmer
Lower Whiteflood
Jeans George
farmer
Elm Farm
Livingstone
Raymond
farmer
Loarridge
Marjorie Nora
farmer
Sweet Briar Farm
Lovegrove
George W
farmer
Hurst Farm
Lush Albert
poultry farmer
*Lush Howard G
farmer
Whaddon
Mitchell Frank
farmer
Upper Baybridge
Moody Arthur
dairy farmer
The Oaks, Fishers Pond (postal
address Eastleigh)
*Phillips Edgar
farmer
Honeyman Farm, Longwood
(Mrs)
Thomas
Shearers Arms
PH
(William James Piper)
Ship Inn
(Mrs Louisa K Emmens)
Southwell Ralph
H
farmer
Baybridge Farm
Stern Walter, Jn
E
farmer
Lower Farm
Symons Marcus J poultry farmer
E
Thatcher
Constance (Mrs)
shopkeeper
*Thorn William
Hy
farmer
Hensting Lane (postal address
Twyford Winchester)
Marwell Manor Farm, Fishers Pond,
(postal address Eastleigh)
Underwood
farmer
Reginald Thomas
Park Farm, Fishers Pond, (postal
address Eastleigh)
*White Charles
Marwell Farm
farmer
White Samuel
farmer
Boyes Farm
Whitehead Alfred insurance agent
Leonard
Cartmel
Working Men's
Club
(Samuel White sec.)
11 Members of the GUY family recorded in
documents re Owslebury
Kellys Directory 1875 - 1883
Name
Occupation
Guy Frederick
Shopkeeper.
Guy Mary Mrs.
Dressmaker, Longwood.
Also recorded as aged 51 in the
1881 census
Electoral Roll 1896
Name
Charles GUY
Residence
Shearers Arms
Frederick GUY
John GUY Snr
John GUY Jnr
Electoral Roll 1897 Division 3 - entitled to vote as county electors,
parochial electors, but NOT parliamentary electors
Name
Mary Guy
Kelly's Directory 1903
Name
Frederick GUY
Residence
Shearers Arms
Electoral Roll 1911
Name
Frank GUY
Residence
Ship Inn
12 Guy Family - burials in Owslebury
Churchyard
Taken from inscriptions recorded by Mike Wickham
1900 -1919
Record
Number
Name
Age
Date of Burial
8
GUY Jane
46 Owslebury
29.10.1900
26
GUY Jane
73 Owslebury
19.03.1903
82
GUY Mary
81 Owslebury
20.04.1911
GUY John
83 Owslebury
23.09.1912
Record
Number
Name
Age
Date of Burial
1
GUY Frederick
James
31 Sweetbriar,
Owslebury
21.1.1920
9
GUY Frank Arthur 55 Owslebury
John
16.07.1921
14
GUY Ellen Maud
57 RHCH
30.12 1921
75
GUY John
Robert
72 Sweetbriar Cott. 19.01.1931
Owslebury
85
GUY Georgina
Ann
71 The Shop,
Owslebury
27.08.1932
86
GUY George
71 The Shop,
Owslebury
20.10.1932
87
GUY Walter
76 Owslebury
17.12.1932
Name
Age
Date of Burial
GUY Mary Jane
93 1 St Paul's Hill
(Winchester?)
18.08.1942
Elizabeth
93
1920-1939
1940-1959
Record
Number
GUY George Leslie 40 Calvados,
France
05.08.1944
13 Florence Guy - Certificate in Religious
Knowlege 1909/1910
The certificate reads:
Diocese of Winchester
This is to Certify that
Florence Guy
has passed a specially satisfactory
Examination in Religious Knowledge
in the Owslebury School on
the undermentioned dates:
March 18 1909
March 14 1910
Signed by
Diocesan Inspector
Vicar
Bishop of the Diocese
14 The Owslebury Parish Magazine - August
1873
(price three-halfpence)
The Bye-Laws are almost passed; they will come into operation directly
after Harvest.
The order has not yet been issued which will make Morestead a
contributory district to Owslebury; plans however have been prepared for
he enlargement of the School in order to avoid delay when the time
comes.
The Club Day was Thursday, July 17th. The Club went to Church, and
heard an excellent sermon from the Rector of Chilcomb, and then dined
on the Recreation Ground in a booth, about 35 sat down to dinner; and
about 100 more came to tea. Sports were contested afterwards, with the
following results: I. - Throwing the cricket ball
(a) C.Glasspool, jun. 1 ; T. Glasspool, 2; eleven entered.
(b) Joseph Froud; ten entered.
II. - 100 yards
(a) T. Glasspool, 1 ; G. Winkworth, 2 ; seven ran.
(b) J.Froud, 1 ;two ran.
(c) W. Winkworth, 1 ; W. Morant, 2 ; eight ran.
III.- Stone picking, in heats of three each 1st heat, C.Glasspool, 1; R Bunney, 2 .
2 heat, T.Glasspool, 1 ; C.Pearce, 2 ;
3rd heat, Henry Tribbeck, 1 ; EU Glasspool, 2 .
4th heat, W.Morant, 1; W.Winkworth, 2 .
No final heats.
IV. - Sack race Eli Glasspool, 1 ; Tom Glasspool, 2 ; six started.
There was also a stone picking contest for women; and a race, in which
each woman carried an egg in a spoon. There was some dancing on the
ground; and though the rain threatened a little none fell to hurt us.
Names of Children invited to the School Feast, on Friday, July 18*, 1873:
Mary Ann Trodd
Thomas Brown
Lucy Bunney
C.A.Petherick
William Bascombe
Frances Dyke
Jennet Guy
Thomas Budden
Florence Burgess
Frances Trodd
Frederick Ford
Alice Miller
L.A.Glasspool
Frederick Dyke
Fanny Crockford
Agnes Guy
Samuel Kill
Maria Jones
Annie Bunney
John Earwaker
Alice Morant
Emma Staples
Arthur Wild
Sarah Glasspool
Rose Miller
Frederick Edey
Clara Staples
Miriam Hoare
Frank Guy
Lucy Doel
Mary Glasspool
Edwin Harfield
Frank Glasspool
Alice Staples
Joseph Salter
H. Staples
Henrietta Guy
Albert Norgate
W.Marsh
Edith Bunney
John Glasspool
William Guy
Emily Cooper
Alfred Glasspool
Frederick May
Selina Glasspool
Arthur Mariner
Levi Mariner
Henrietta Norgate
Thomas Doel
Alfred Budden
Frances Freemantle
Joseph Speary
C.Glasspool
Kate Bascombe
Edwin Budden
C.Guy
Emily Pitters
John Jones
G.Brown
Lucy Elkins
John Cooper
J.H.Mariner
Matilda Crockford
M.A.Farmer
Frank Norgate
Ellen Morant
Sabilla Harfield
S.J.Elkins
J.H. Glasspool
M.A.Crockford
John Edey
Louisa Hooker
15 1902 - Owslebury - Death of the Oldest
Inhabitant
On Friday in. last week, Elizabeth Speary, the oldest inhabitant of this
parish, passed away only 12 days short of 100 years of age, and was
buried in the churchyard on Tuesday.
She was born on October 22, 1802 - at least that was the day the old lady
thought she was born on, and she could not have been far wrong for the
church registers showed that she was baptised in Owslebury Church on
November the 21st of that same year.
For the last five or six years "Bet," as her mother used to call her, had
been more or less bedridden; but though deaf, her other faculties were
good to the last. Her memory was excellent, and her appetite good; she
could eat all she could get, and enjoyed a glass of beer.
On her 99th birthday, on being asked what she would like, and replied
"some sausages and some seed cake," which she had, and thoroughly
enjoyed, without any ill-effects. Her sight was wonderful, and she had a
voice "as clear as a bell." She was very fond of telling the clergymen that
she was baptised at the church - "You'm the clergymen of the church that's where I was christened."
Her mother, who also lived in Owslebury, and was buried there, was
somewhat eccentric. Her name was Rebecca Wilton, but she went by the
name of "Old Becky."
It appears that old Becky was very fond of going and sitting in the porch
of the church that then existed in Owslebury, but, as she sometimes
rather interrupted the service the clerk was obliged to keep her out; but it
is said by those who remember her that if ever she got a chance of
putting her foot in she did.
The story runs that on one Sunday (it was in the old days when the vicar
of Twyford had to do duty single-handed for Owslebury and Twyford, and
therefore there was only one service a day) the parson had preached
rather a long sermon, and old Becky had prepared an extra good dinner,
which was in danger of being spoilt, so old Becky at last could stand it no
longer; accordingly she went to the church, opened the door, and shouted
"Come, you've been here long enough; are ye going to bide here all the
day?"
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