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| 1 | Eier af Rosendal Gods Hofjægermester Greve Flemming Christian Holck-Winterfeldt sælger til Niels Christian Larsen af Fakse Ladeplads, den som "Skovriderbolig" hidtil benyttede ejendom matrikel nr 3a Fuglsang by, Hylleholt sogn under Rosendal Gods på følgende vilkår: Det solgte omfatter Ejendommen mtr nr 3a af Fuglsang, skyldsat for:1 Tdr. 7 Skpr. 2 Fdkr. 1½ Alb Hartkorn og 25 Kr:33 Øre Gammelskat, dog herfra undtaget et Areal af Udlodderne på 2000 Kvadrar Alen beliggende øst for Sognevejen, der fører fra Amtsdvejen til Fuglsang By, hvilket Areal er nærværende handel aldeles uvedkommende. Med Ejendommen følger de derpå værende Bygninger samt Kakkelovne og Komfur i disse. Det solgte Jordareal omfatter en Indlod og en Udlod der efter matriculsberegningen tilsammen og indbefattet Vej- areal udgør ca 20 tdr Land, hvilken Angivelse dog er uden Forbindende i nærværende Handel. Købesummen for den omhandlede Ejendom med rette Tilbehør er accorderet til 12.000,00 kr skriver Tolv Tusinde Kr, som Køberen afgør saaledes a)Ved betaling 11. December Termin 1900 Kr af Kontant 11.000Kr Skriver Elleve Tusinde med Renter 4 % fra 11 J uni 1900 til Betalingsdagen. b)Ved Udstedelse af Panteobligationer til sælgeren for Resten 1.000,00 Kr der forrentes med 4 % fra 11 Juni og kan opsiges med ½ Aars varsel til en ordinær Juni eller December Termin, samt sikres ved Pant i den solgte Ejendom næst 7.000,00 Kr Familien Larsen boede på Gl. Skovridergård i Fuglsang til den blev solgt til Inger Marie og Lars Peter Petersen d. 11 juni l931 for 25.000 kr med besætning og redskaber Niels Christian Larsen og Karen Sofie flyttede herefter til "Fuglsangsminde" Faksevej i Fakse Ladeplads og boede her til sin død i 1942, hvorefter huset blev overtaget af sønnen H. P. C. Mejlby Larsen. | LARSEN, Niels Christian (I1996)
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| 2 | Boede sammen med sin bror i hver sin ende af huset som lå på Klintevej. Øst for det nuværende "Æblely", på strandsiden.Huset blev i en årrække kaldt "Mejlbyhuset". Arbejdede som stenopsætter på Rosendal Havn (lille havn- gl. havn) da man udskibede kalksten fra tre forskellige steder på Kysten. | CHRISTENSEN, Lars (I1651)
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| 3 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1056)
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| 4 | "An enthusiastic inventor" | PEAPE, Alexander (I0129)
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| 5 | "Faster Gerda" kom som 1-årig til Tronsmark da hendes mor døde. Hun voksede op hos Kirstine og Peter Pedersen på Tronsmark. Giftede sig i 1917 med Johannes Petersen fra Grøntved i Mygdal. Sammen overtog de Sysselhaven som de drev i 5 år, hvorefter de købte gården Kaultved. I 1921 fik de sønnen Knud som de mistede da han var 4 år gammel. I 1926 fik de Karen. "Faster Gette" voksede op her, så hende og Karen blev nærmest søskende. | PEDERSEN, Gjerda Marie (I1283)
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| 6 | "Much loved and respected by her step-children, she had none of her own" | Family F058
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| 7 | "Old Uncle TF" Employed in opium department in India. Suffered from creeping paralysis for 20 years. | PEPPE, Thomas Frazer (I0088)
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| 8 | "Storgård" Kvissel | KRISTENSEN, Kristian (I1128)
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| 9 | "Very active, ladylike and clever" | PEAPE, Elspeth (I0132)
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| 10 | "Walked out of his father's house one Sunday morn and never was heard of more." | PEAPE, William (I0144)
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| 11 | "Was exteremely beautiful" | PEPPE, Thomas Gresham (I0084)
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| 12 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1775)
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| 13 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1901)
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| 14 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1914)
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| 15 | 1 child | Family F287
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| 16 | 13 children | Family F291
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| 17 | 1793 Jun 26 RLP Baptised. 1793 Jul 30 Received into church 1823/5 RLP doctor, living at Bedford Arms, Exeter 1823/4 Physician at Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital. JP & Magistrate for Magistrate for Dorset & Devon 1828 Subscribed to James Carrington's book pub posthumously 1841& 1850 RLP doctor, of 10 Castle St. Exeter (consulting rooms?) 1851 RP head, aged 5, of Venbridge, Cheriton Bishop, Magistrate practising in Dorset. Wife, 6 children & 3 female servants 1868 29 Dec Grant of transfer of rent charges. White Horse Inn S. Street St Mary Major, Exeter other premises S. Street & Rock Lane, Exeter. 1868 28 Dec To niece Mary Jane P, conveyanceof a loft & premisesin Coombe St Holy Trinity, Exeter. 1871 RLP & MP of Cheriton Bishop, Devon. Tenants gave R & J a silver cup inscribed " names & Golden Wedding Anniversary 4th Serp 1872 as a mark of regard". 1873 4th Qtr RLP Death Reg Crediton 1873 RLP's Will mentions Jane his widow and nephew Edwin Pennell of 7 Wellesley Terrace, Liverpool, his executor. See Dev and Cornwall Notes + Queries XIV 150. Death Registered at Crediton 4th Q. Source: http://web.ukonline.co.uk/Members/nigel.battysmith/Database/D0028/I28671.html | PENNELL, M.D. Richard Lewin (I6624)
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| 18 | 1871 Census from ancestry.com: Name: John H Eschman; Age: 44; Estimated birth year: abt 1827; Relation: Head; Spouse's name: Elizabeth; Gender: Male; Where born: Witchampton, Cheshire, England; Civil parish: Tottenham; Ecclesiastical parish: Holy Trinity; Town: Tottenham; County/Island: Middlesex; Country: England; Registration district: Edmonton; Sub-registration district: Tottenham ED, institution, or vessel: 14; Neighbors: View others on page; Household schedule number: 134; Household Members: Name Age Caroline Eschman 2 (daughter) Charles Eschman 7 months (son) Charlotte E Eschman 6 (daughter) Elizabeth Eschman 29 (wife) Emily Eschman 12 (daughter) Henrietta Eschman 4 (daughter) Henry Eschman 14 (son) John H Eschman 44 (head) Elizabeth Ferman 69 (mother-in-law) Eliza Maynard 22 (servant) | Family F1196
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| 19 | 1901 Census: RG Number, Series Piece Folio Page Schedule Number RG13 1355 111 3 20 Address 47 High Street Civil Parish Aylesbury Rural District Town or Village or Hamlet Aylesbury Parliamentary Borough or Division Mid Bucks Ecclesiastical Parish Ayles St Marys & St Johns Administrative County Buckinghamshire County Borough, Municipal Borough or Urban District Urban Dist Of Aylesbury Ward of Municipal Borough or Urban District Eastern Ward Valer Amo Jarvis Relation to Head of Family Head Condition as to Marriage Married Sex M Age Last Birthday 38 Profession or Occupation Drapers Traveller Employment Status Where Born Bucks Aylesbury Language Infirmity Emily Jarvis Relation to Head of Family Wife Condition as to Marriage Married Sex F Age Last Birthday 43 Profession or Occupation Employment Status Where Born London Islington Language Infirmity Dorothy Jarvis Relation to Head of Family Daughter Condition as to Marriage Single Sex F Age Last Birthday 14 Profession or Occupation Employment Status Where Born Bucks Aylesbury Language Infirmity Marjory E Jarvis Relation to Head of Family Daughter Condition as to Marriage Single Sex F Age Last Birthday 11 Profession or Occupation Employment Status Where Born Bucks Aylesbury Language Infirmity John E Jarvis Relation to Head of Family Son Condition as to Marriage Single Sex M Age Last Birthday 9 Profession or Occupation Employment Status Where Born Bucks Aylesbury Language Infirmity Charles H Jarvis Relation to Head of Family Son Condition as to Marriage Single Sex M Age Last Birthday 7 Profession or Occupation Employment Status Where Born Bucks Aylesbury Language Infirmity Robert V Jarvis Relation to Head of Family Son Condition as to Marriage Single Sex M Age Last Birthday 3 Profession or Occupation Employment Status Where Born Bucks Aylesbury Language Infirmity | JARVIS, Valentine Harry (I1515)
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| 20 | 1901 census: RG Number, Series Piece Folio Page Schedule Number RG13 960 10 11 84 Address Cheriton Civil Parish Worthing Rural District Town or Village or Hamlet Worthing Parliamentary Borough or Division Mid Or Lewes Ecclesiastical Parish St Andrews Entire Administrative County West Sussex County Borough, Municipal Borough or Urban District Worthing Ward of Municipal Borough or Urban District N E To N W Agnes Jane Hill Relation to Head of Family Head Condition as to Marriage Widow Sex F Age Last Birthday 68 Profession or Occupation Living On Own Mean Employment Status Where Born Devon Exeter Language Infirmity Lilian Mary Hill Relation to Head of Family Daughter Condition as to Marriage Single Sex F Age Last Birthday 30 Profession or Occupation Employment Status Where Born India Indore Language Infirmity Elsie Blake Relation to Head of Family Servant Condition as to Marriage Single Sex F Age Last Birthday 18 Profession or Occupation Servant Domestic Employment Status Where Born Hampshire Ernery Dawn Language Infirmity Louisa Harrie Lamber Relation to Head of Family Servant Condition as to Marriage Single Sex F Age Last Birthday 12 Profession or Occupation Servant Domestic Employment Status Where Born Hampshire Brockenhurst Language Infirmity | PENNELL, Agnes Jane (I0998)
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| 21 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1082)
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| 22 | 2nd child | TURNER, Jane (I0659)
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| 23 | 3 Children | Family F063
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| 24 | 4 children | Family F019
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| 25 | 4 sons and 5 daughters | WAKEFIELD, Roger (I0340)
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| 26 | 7 children in St Lucia | JOHNSON, James (I0284)
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| 27 | ? Ghurka | ROSS-HURST, ? (I0725)
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| 28 | A County Court Judge | FIFE, Ian (I0124)
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| 29 | A cousin | COMYN, ? (I0148)
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| 30 | A Doctor | GODFREY, Frank Race (I0921)
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| 31 | A Doctor | GODFREY, ? Race (I0920)
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| 32 | A doctor in Chesham. Retired to Chiddingfold. | JOHNSON, Dr William Lawrence (I0018)
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| 33 | A doctor who spent time in the East (Persia as was.) | HERON, Davis (I0597)
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| 34 | A doctor. They left Welshpool in 1912 | HAWKSWORTH, Froggy (I0211)
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| 35 | A farmer at 'Groenfontein' in the Albany district, South Africa | CURRIE, Henry Fredrick (I3633)
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| 36 | A farmer's daughter | ? (I0713)
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| 37 | A favourite cousin of my Father's. In widowhood lived in Chesham and was the link between my Father and Mother. She taught me dancing at Prep school. William Peppe | HILL, Nesta Marion (I0596)
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| 38 | A General. His family numbered 11, Eustace was the youngest of 6 sons, 2 died in infancy. Information from Eustace's memoir. | HILL, James Turner (I0704)
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| 39 | A member of the expedition party into Kaffirland, and a Member of the Legislative Council from 1879 to 1883. Published his 'Diary of B. E. Bowker'. | BOWKER, Bertram Egerton (I6080)
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| 40 | A mining pioneer in Nelson, BC, Canada | JARVIS, Frederick William (I6494)
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| 41 | A monk, Brother James, in later life at Prinknash Abbey. My Father's [William Tosco Hill PEPPE] Godfather | HILL, Eustace St Clair (I0438)
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| 42 | A painter of watercolours, some of which were at Castle Moat. The only one to come to Drynoch was the Square Rigged Ships (Drawing Room) | HAWKSWORTH, Willy (I0866)
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| 43 | A parson | GODFREY, Daniel Race (I0919)
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| 44 | A Parson | GODFREY, Daniel Race (I0918)
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| 45 | A tailor in Aberdeen. It is his and his wife's initials on the grandfather clock. | THOMSON, William (I0603)
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| 46 | A twin | GREY, William Peppe Alexander (I0735)
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| 47 | A Wolsey Lodger who proved to be a 7th cousin of Deirdre's. He provided me with the Torlesse FTM file with its link to the Wakefields. | Source Source: S3136 (S3136)
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| 48 | Adopted | GIBSON, William (I0103)
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| 49 | After the war, Grandpa [Valentine Harry] JARVIS introduced Charles to Jack Guy GULLIVER, a wine and spirit merchant in Aylesbury, and on 15 September 1920, they went into partnership with a Mr. HALLIDAY. Charles was a salesman for the firm, all over Brittain, so his family rarely saw him, except on weekends. He took his job seriously, gaining the distinction in later life being made Chevallier de Taste de Vins in France. He became senior partner in Jarvis, Halliday & Co. The bottling factory was down the Bicester Road, and later the firm had offices in Pall Mall, London, for which Uncle Charles commissioned me to paint a picture of the disembarkation of sherry barrels at St. Katherine's Dock. Gloria JARVIS | JARVIS, Charles Henry (I1506)
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| 50 | Aided his fellow-burghers of the Orange Free State during the Basuto Wars against Moshesh in Basutoland - 1852. He was known as a wonderful marksman with a rifle, and on one occaision he killed seven and wounded three springbok with just nine bullets! | BOWKER, Octavius Bourchier (I6281)
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