In
Loving Memory of
SUSAN MARY ALLEN
A dear Wife and Mother
Who passed away 1st Jan 2007
Aged 66 years
Gone are the days we used to share
But in our thoughts you are
always there
ARTHUR GEORGE ALLEN
A dear Husband, Dad and Grandad
Who passed away 28th Jan 2019
Aged 84 years
Both Always With Us
In
Loving
Memory of
Bob
IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
TERRY JOHN HEYDON
21st Feb 1938
27th May 2007
Always in our thoughts
Treasured Memories
of
BRENDA DELPHINE ALDREN
(Née Ley)
8th December 1952 – 9th October 2007
Her star in the sky will shine as
brightly as her smile
In
Loving Memory of
GERALD ERNEST
WARREN
DEARLY BELOVED HUSBAND
Born 10th August 1926
Died 19th January 2008
Forever in my heart
Till we meet again
ALSO HIS BELOVED WIFE
AUDREY
Born 5th May 1928
Died 14th May 2014
Reunited
In Loving Memory
of
John Edward Buck
29th July 1930 ~ 23rd May 2009
A Dearly Loved Husband, Dad
and Grandad
Also
Joyce May Buck
6th Feb 1930 ~ 27th May 2013
A Dearly Loved Wife, May
and Granny
Sweethearts Forever
TREASURED MEMORIES
OF
A LOVING MUM AND DAD
SIDNEY HOWARD LAIGHT
BORN 15TH APRIL 1927
DIED 13TH MARCH 2009
AGED 81
WINIFRED OLIVE LAIGHT
BORN 2ND NOVEMBER 1929
DIED 18TH DECEMBER 2010
AGED 81
AT REST TOGETHER
"(By order of the Trustees of the Will of the late Thomas Appelbee, deceased, and the Trustee of the Settlement of the late Mr and Mrs William Gibbs, deceased) ..."
This is a particularly important auction in Badsey's history. A large area of the village was offered for sale. Many of the houses put up during the market gardening boom were built on these plots.
This auction followed the death of Richard Ashwin. The Manor House at Aldington belonged to the wealthy Ashwin family of Bretforton for many years but Richard was the last Ashwin to occupy it. Five years earlier he appeared on the 1861 census as a widower at the Manor House living with three of his servants. He was described as 'a farmer of 260 acres employing 9 men and 5 boys' born at Bretforton. The house itself was not offered for sale here and after Richard's death, was rented to tenants, including Arthur Savory who lived there between 1873 to 1901.
