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Personal data Alice Andrews 

• She was born on 1ST Q 1851 in Shaugh Prior, Devon. England.

  Birth not recorded until 1 year later ??? Births Jun 1852 (>99%) Andrews Alice Plymouth 5b 217
  
  Name: Alice Andrews Registration Year: 1852 Registration Quarter: Apr-May-Jun Registration District: Plympton St Mary Inferred County: Devon Volume: 5b Page: 217
  
  Birth could be....
  NAME: Alice Andrew REGISTRATION YEAR: 1850 REGISTRATION QUARTER: Oct-Nov-Dec REGISTRATION DISTRICT: Plympton St Mary INFERRED COUNTY: Devon VOLUME: 9 PAGE: 411

• Resident:
• in the year 1851: Coldstone, Shaugh Prior, Devon. England.

  Name: Walter Andrews Age: 32 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1819 Relation: Head Spouse's Name: Alice Andrews
  Gender: Male Where born: Shaugh Prior, Devon, England Civil Parish: Shaugh Prior Phillimore Ecclesiastical Parish Maps:
  View related Ecclesiastical Parish County/Island: Devon Country: England Registration District: Plympton St Mary
  Sub-registration District: Yealmpton ED, institution, or vessel: 5c Neighbors: View others on page Household Schedule Number: 30 Piece: 1877 Folio: 540 Page Number: 11 Household Members: Name Age Walter Andrews 32
  Alice Andrews 28 Alice Andrews 4 Mo Johannah Hillson 16 (Sister in Law) Mary Andrews 15 (Servant) Thomas Langworthy 19 (servant)

• in the year 1861: Coldstone, Shaugh Prior, Devon. England.

  Name: Walter Andrews Age: 42 Estimated Birth Year: 1819 Relation: Head Spouse's Name: Alice Andrews
  Gender: Male Where born: Shaugh Prior, Devon, England Civil Parish: Shaugh Prior County/Island: Devon
  Country: England Registration District: Plympton St Mary Sub-registration District: Plympton ED, institution, or vessel: 23 Neighbors: View others on page Household Schedule Number: 35 Piece: 1433 Folio: 34 Page Number: 9
  Household Members: Name Age Walter Andrews 42 Alice Andrews 38 Benjamin H Andrews 15 Alice Andrews 10
  William H Andrews 7 Margaret E Andrews 5 Johannah Hillson 26 (Sister in Law) Alexander Head 13 (Servant)

• in the year 1871: Coldstone, Shaugh Prior, Devon. England.

  Name: Walter Andrews Age: 52 Estimated Birth Year: 1819 Relation: Head Gender: Male Where born: Shaugh Prior Devon England Civil Parish: Shaugh Prior County/Island: Devon Country: England Registration District: Plympton St Mary Sub-registration District: Plympton ED, institution, or vessel: 23 Household Schedule Number: 66 Piece: 2111
  Folio: 22 Page Number: 13 Household Members: Name Age Walter Andrews 52 Alice Andrews 48
  Alice Andrews 21 Margaret Andrews 15 John Anstey 16 (Servant)

• in the year 1881: Fawnstone, Farm House, Shaugh Prior, Devon.

  Name: Alice Hillson Age: 30 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1851 Relationship to Head: Wife Spouse: William Hillson
  Gender: Female Where born: Shaugh, Devon, England Civil Parish: Shaugh Prior County/Island: Devon Country: England
  Street Address: Faunston Farme House Marital status: Married Registration District: Plympton St Mary ED, institution, or vessel: 23 Neighbors: View others on page Piece: 2189 Folio: 69 Page Number: 5 Household Members:
  Name Age William Hillson 52 Alice Hillson 30 Hannah Hillson 5 Alice Hillson 1 Fanny Pope 15
  Joseph Canter 18 William Parkin 14

• in the year 1891: Fawnstone, Farm House, Shaugh Prior, Devon.

  Name: Walter Andrews Gender: Male Age: 72 Relationship: Relative (Other Relative) Birth Year: 1819 Birth Place: Shaugh, Devon, England Civil Parish: Shaugh Prior Ecclesiastical parish: Shaugh Prior Residence Place: Shaugh, Shaugh Prior, Devon, England Registration District: Plympton St Mary Sub registration district: Plympton ED, Institution or Vessel: 23 Piece: 1724
  Folio: 18 Household Members: Name Age William Hillson 41 Alice Hillson 39 Hannah Hillson 15
  Alice Hillson 11 William Hillson 8 Charles Gorton 18 (Serv) Samuel Gorton 15 (Serv) Emma Besley 18 (Serv) Walter Andrews 72

• in the year 1901: Collacombe, Lamerton, Devon.

  Name: Alice Hillson Age: 50 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1851 Relation to Head: Wife Gender: Female Spouse: William Hillson Birth Place: Shaugh, Devon, England Civil Parish: Lamerton Ecclesiastical parish: Lamerton St Peter
  Town: Lamerton County/Island: Devon Country: England Registration District: Tavistock Sub-registration District: Milton Abbot ED, institution, or vessel: 3 Neighbors: View others on page Piece: 2119 Folio: 31 Page Number: 5
  Household Schedule Number: 30 Household Members: Name Age William Hillson 52 Alice Hillson 50 Hannah Hillson 25 Alice Hillson 21 William Hillson 18 William Snell 68 (Serv) Saml Chaming 16 (Serv)

• in the year 1911: Collacombe, Lamerton, Devon.

  Name: Alice Hillson Age in 1911: 60 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1851 Relation to Head: Wife Gender: Female
  Birth Place: Shaugh Prior, Devon Civil Parish: Lamerton County/Island: Devon Country: England
  Street Address: Collacombe Farm, Lamerton, Tavistock, Devon Marital status: Married Estimated Marriage Year: 1875
  Registration District: Tavistock Registration District Number: 279 Sub-registration District: Lifton ED, institution, or vessel: 06 Piece: 13106 Household Members: Name Age William Hillson 62 Alice Hillson 60 Hannah Hillson 34 Alice Hillson 30 William Hillson 27 James Madge 21 Alfred Pengelly 20 Harold Fry 15
  (Last 3 people are servants)

• She died December 1929 in Tavistock, Devon. England, she was 78 years old.

  Deaths Dec 1929 (>99%)
  Hillson Alice 79 Tavistock 5b 418
  
  Name: Alice Hillson Death Age: 79 Birth Date: abt 1850 Registration Date: Oct 1929 Registration Quarter: Oct-Nov-Dec
  Registration District: Tavistock Inferred County: Devon Volume: 5b Page: 418

• A child of Walter Andrews and Alice Hillson
• This information was last updated on December 24, 2020.

Household of Alice Andrews

She is married to William Hillson.

They got married March 1874 at Plympton, Devon. England, she was 23 years old.

Marriages Mar 1874 (>99%)
Andrews Alice Plympton 5b 397
HILLSON William Plympton 5b 397

Notes about Alice Andrews

LAMERTON
SX 47 NW
2/17 Collacombe Manor
- (formerly listed as Collacombe
14.6.52 Barton)

GV I

Manor house. Built in 4 main phases, first rectangular block, probably with separate
chapel to north east of unknown pre-Reformation date, early C16 chapel attached to
main range, alterations of later C16 dated 1574 on hall fireplace, including porch
architrave, plasterwork, gateway to forecourt (qv) and hall chamber fireplace, C17
rear block probably used as brewhouse, with successive later alterations. Granite
rubble with granite dressings, hipped slate roofs, ridge stacks, in brick with bell
between stack shafts over lower end to kitchen, rear lateral hall stack and gable
stack to left.
Originally 3 room and through passage plan of first phase, separate chapel probably
attached to main building in C16, with late C16 alterations to hall. C17 separate
brewhouse, connected to main house probably C19 by service range to rear, which also
enclosed rear passage door. Passage remains in situ, with hall and inner room, and
parlour formed in ground floor of former chapel, lower end has 2 rooms. Overall L-
plan formed by front chapel wing.
2 storeys, a symmetrical 5-window range; 2 windows to lower end right, 2-storey porch
to right of centre, hall window to left of centre and one window at higher end left.
Chapel wing projects at extreme left end. Service end to right has two 4-light
granite mullioned windows at ground and first floor with 2-centred arched heads to
lights set in recessed hollow-chamfered surrounds with C20 leaded lights, some
replaced mullions. Central 2-storey porch has similar arched door opening, roll-
moulded with Doric columns, pediment and shield of arms in tympanum, lion mask corbel
supporting oriel above with 3 similar inner opening with C20 door with strap hinges.
To left, large 18-light window to hall with original glazing, moulded central
mullion, flat heads to lights except 2-centred arched heads to upper lights,
hexagonal leaded glazing; 4-light window at ground and first floor left as to right
of porch. Inner side of wing to left has 2 similar 4-light windows at ground and
first floor with some replaced mullions; front of wing has 2-light chamfered granite
mullioned window with C20 leaded lights at ground floor left, door opening with
granite lintel, stonework rebuilt at ground floor to right, first floor off-centre
small single granite light, hollow-chamfered with ogee head. Right return has wall
rebuilt, C19 2-light casement at first floor right, 4 panes each light. Left return
built into slope, has small single light at ground level below C20 corbelled wooden
oriel, 3-light to front and single light to sides; to left, reset 2-light granite
mullioned window; half-gable end of main range set back to left ( to left of
garderobe and stair in connecting block between main range and chapel) with
buttressed stack and ground floor C20 open-fronted addition of 3 bays with rubble
piers. Rear has all C19 and C20 fenestration; 2 bays to right have ground floor C20
2-light casement inserted in segmental-headed former door opening, large segmental-
headed 3-light casement with brick dressings, first floor has two 16-pane sashes with
gauged brick segmental heads in exposed boxes, of different sizes. Weathered
external hall stack to left with C19 addition for stair at base with 4-pane light; 2
bays to left with 20-pane segmental-headed sashes at first floor, ground floor has
C19 service lean-to with 2 C20 2-light casements, central half-glazed door and door
to outer side. 2 end bays to left have door with C20 concrete external stair and
former segmental-headed window opening to right, straight joint with wall rebuilt to
left, reset 2-light granite window and blocked C19 segmental-headed window opening at
first floor. Attached to rear lean-to, 2-storey former brewhouse with hipped slate
roof, outer elevation has wide door opening, lean-to, C20 3-light casement at ground
floor right, 3 timber lintels remaining at first floor and 3-pane light; right return
has 3-light C20 casement at first floor, left return has lean-to and similar first
floor casement, rear has door, 4-pane light with timber lintel, 2 C20 2-light
casements at first floor, one with cambered timber lintel, wall stopped forward to
left and door to end.
Interior passage has hall screen to left, horizontal boarding with screen concealed,
visible in cupboard under stair to front; early rere-arch remaining on front wall (no
external evidence) indicating re-facing of earlier hall, with straight stair
inserted. Plasterwork ceiling has coving, frieze, ribs and pendants, large plaster
overmantel to rear fireplace, date 1574, with shield, fleuron frieze and pediment; to
south, 3-light upper window to hall chamber with 2-centred arches, shell mouldings in
tympana, plain pilasters between; to east, internal jetty, formerly extending to rear
of building, with 4 grotesque figures and plasterwork royal arms of Queen Elizabeth
above; gallery planted on former structure, doorway to north east leading to
connecting block, containing garderobe and winder stair about 2 newels with stops,
later C17 turned balusters. Ground floor front room in wing has plaster overmantel
removed from hall chamber, with caryatids and central shield of arms over fireplace
with segmental granite head, roll-moulded, with carved spandrels, 2 heavy cross-beams
and C20 plasterwork shell niches to front wall. Room to rear has granite fireplace
with segmental head, roll-moulded and hollow-chamfered, partition wall to north. To
right. To right of passage, fireplace with wide flat-headed granite lintel, oven
left and right with curved backs with curved backs showing in end room to right, 2
beams on granite corbels over fireplace, door with 2-centred arched head, roll-
moulded, to passage; end room formerly dairy. At first floor, door to hall chamber
has moulded frame, fireplace with granite Doric columns, corbels and overmantel,
ceiling probably lowered. Roof of C20 reconstruction, stack to left has weatherings
under roof-line, as on rear lateral stack, unlikely that there was a former third
storey. Collacombe Manor was the home of the Tremayne family (cf coat of arms over
hall fireplace).
(Sources: Hussey, C.: Collacombe Manor, Devon, Country Life, 19.4. 1962 and 16.4.1962
and Country Life 20.6.1914, pp 914-16. Pevsner, N.: Buildings of England: South
Devon 1952).

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