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Finding out about the past
This is a map of Kinson Farm and central Kinson in the 1800s. All the fields had names. Very few of the original fields exist now. Pelhams is 223.
KEY TO MAP
Kinson Tithe Map C1839
No of land: Owner: Tenant(s): Comments.
206 Wm Rolles Fryer: Joshua Wareham.
207 Ann Snook: Edward Elliott.
208 Wm Castleman: Mary Rodwell & Edward Elliott.
209 Wm Castleman: Mary Rodwell & Edward Elliott.
210 Wm Castleman: Mary Rodwell & Edward Elliott.
211 Isaac Gulliver: Mary Rodwell.
212 Isaac Gulliver: Mary Rodwell.
213 Wm Castleman: Mary Rodwell & Edward Elliott.
214 Wm Castleman: Mary Rodwell & Edward Elliott.
215 Wm Castleman: Mary Rodwell & Edward Elliott.
217 Wm Castleman: Mary Rodwell & Edward Elliott.
218 Wm Rolles Fryer: James Pymer.
219 Isaac Gulliver: James Pymer.
220 Ann Snook: Edward Elliott.
223 Wm Rolles Fryer: James Pymer: site of the mansion.
223A Wm Rolles Fryer: James Pymer.
224 Wm Rolles Fryer: James Pymer.
225 Wm Rolles Fryer: James Pymer.
227 Wm Castleman: Mary Rodwell & Edward Elliott.
228 Wm Castleman: Mary Rodwell & Edward Elliott.
229 Wm Castleman: Mary Rodwell & Edward Elliott.
230 Wm Castleman: Mary Rodwell & Edward Elliott.
231 Wm Castleman: Mary Rodwell & Edward Elliott.
233 Wm Castleman: Mary Rodwell & Edward Elliott.
234 Wm Castleman: Mary Rodwell & Edward Elliott.
235 Isaac Gulliver: Mary Rodwell.
236 Pennel King: himself.
236A Rev. Wm Oldfield Bartlett (Glebe): Wm Rolles Fryer.
237 Pennel King: himself.
238 Pennel King: himself.
239 Isaac Gulliver: Pennel King.
240 Pennel King: himself.
241 Pennel King: himself.
242 Pennel King: himself.
243 Isaac Gulliver: Mary Rodwell.
244 Wm Castleman: Mary Rodwell & Edward Elliott.
245 Wm Castleman: Mary Rodwell & Edward Elliott.
246 Wm Castleman: Mary Rodwell & Edward Elliott.
247 Wm Castleman: Mary Rodwell & Edward Elliott.
248 John Hill: James Pyman.
249 Ann Snook: Edward Elliott.
250 Ann Snook: Edward Elliott.
251 Isaac Gulliver: Mary Rodwell.
251A Isaac Gulliver: Mary Rodwell.
252 Rev Wm Oldfield Bartlett (Glebe): Edward Elliott: church land.
253 Rev Wm Oldfield Bartlett (Glebe): Edward Elliott: churchland.
253A Isaac Gulliver: Mary Rodwell.
254 Isaac Gulliver: Mary Rodwell.
255 Isaac Gulliver: Mary Rodwell.
256 Isaac Gulliver: Mary Rodwell.
257 Isaac Gulliver: Mary Rodwell.
258 Isaac Gulliver: Mary Rodwell.
258A Isaac Gulliver: Mary Rodwell.
259 Wm John Banks: Edward Elliott.
260 Wm John Banks: Edward Elliott.
261 Wm John Banks: Edward Elliott.
263 Catherine Austin: herself.
263A Catherine Austin: Pennel King.
267 John Fill Hart: Harry Hayter.
268 Catherine Austin: Pennel King.
269 Catherine Austin: Pennel King.
270 Catherine Austin: Pennel King.
272 Isaac Gulliver: Thomas Witridge.
278 Isaac Gulliver: Mary Rodwell.
279 Isaac Gulliver: Mary Rodwell: Cliggs- part of new Tesco site.
280 Ambrose Tucker: Thomas Abbott.
NOTES:-
1. Isaac Gulliver died in 1822. The Rev. Charles Bowle acted as his Devisee.
2. William Rolles Fryer was a son of William & Elizabeth Fryer. Elizabeth was a daughter of Isaac Gulliver.
This map gives an indication of how the Wimborne Road in central Kinson once looked before 1800. The Dolphin Inn has changed to Gulliver`s Tavern. 930 became a School and is now the registered Kinson Village Green.
168 is Kinson cottage/House, where Isaac and Elizabeth Gulliver once lived in the heart of Kinson Village. Apart from scores of ponies trotting through the night, the 400+ inhabitants of the Parish of Kinson enjoyed life in the slow lane.
Today, many thousands of vehicles pass through Kinson Village daily.
Bear Cross to Kinson
This map dates to the 1800s, covering an area from Bear Two Acres to almost the door of Gulliver`s Tavern.
Central Kinson
Another map showing ancient field names covering an area from Bear Cross to where East Howe Lane meets the busy Wimborne Road.
Canford Estate map before 1800
In the north, Stoney Close is now covered by shops and homes. Kinson school also occupies this land and Amey`s Close next door.
A part of Hill Close by Poole Lane has been built on. Long Close lives on as Poole Lane Meadows. The Wood and furze is greatly reduced and an important remnant is known now as Blanchard`s Copse.
People wouldn`t remember the Redgate Moor or Long Moor of ancient times. Moving southwards, much of the central area of the map is now named Kinson Common. Townsend is covered by modern housing.
Kinson Cemetery fulfills an important role and covers sections once named Whitefield and nearby heathland. An ancient lane stills exits out onto Kinson Road opposite Brook Road.
A part of Captain King`s became the Kinson Baths which has now gone and the vacant land awaits other uses in the near future.
Redgate and Furzy ground by Kinson Road now have different names. Properties now front Kinson Road. Griffiths Gardens and Glenmeadows Drive cover Redgate Hill and Barn and close.
Fryer Close nestles tightly into a small corner of Redgate Hill by Stoney Close.
Areas of Cudnell and Millhams
Many changes took place when low-lying land around Millhams was raised by amenity tipping.
Original woodland in the lower section of our map survives almost intact to the present time.
Pick Purse to Gulliver`s Tavern
This map gives an indication of the many old field names from Pick Purse to Gulliver`s Tavern and then heading back along Wimborne Road to Cowleys at Bear Cross. Christ the King School and Church are built on a part of Pellands.
Old Bear Cross and West Howe
A map showing old field names back to the early 1800s.
From East Howe to Kinson
Field names are shown on this map which dates to c1840.
Turbary Common (West Howe) in the 18th Century
This map shows some of the original parcels of land close to the location of the present day Turbary Common in Bournemouth. Much of the land between Ringwood and Wallisdown Roads used to be known as Bankes Heath.
From Northbourne to Ensbury Park
This is a small portion of the Kinson Tithe Map dating to c1839. Isaac Gulliver once owned Ensbury Field, also more land towards the modern day Ensbury Park area. 965 was 2.5 acres of tithe-free heathland, also owned by him, which once fronted the track or lane which eventually became Howeth Road.
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