Transcript Historical Minute Book 1913 to 1923 - Ashdown Forest

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The Maresfield Committee present the following report which is read and it is Resolved that it be entered on theminutes namely:-Road Boring Wheel Mill accounts.The Committee report that they have examined and found correct the accounts of the expenditure incurred, inimproving the Forest track near the Boring Wheel Mill.Two sums of £20 & £15 respectively were contributed by the Ashdown Forest Conservators from the Protection& Improvement Fund. £10 was kindly subscribed by the Honble H.B. Portman and £1 by Mr. Sylvanus Ridleymaking £46 in all. The Maresfield Park Estate helped by doing much carting, as did several resident neighbours, andseveral others did a considerable amount of manual labour gratuitously.The Committee have taken great interest in the work and hope it will give satisfaction to the Commoners & feelthat thanks are due Mr. A Turner and H. Kirby Ranger for their able assistance.Inn’s flood waterThis has been supervised and Mr. Inn’s latest complaint will be seen to by the Committee.H.B. PortmanChairmanBoring Wheel Mill track repairMr. Portman adds that he has inspected the repair of the Boring Wheel Mill track which is a most excellent piece ofwork admirably carried out, that many of the neighbours contributed in money, cartage and labour and that muchof the success of the work is due to the energy, tact and economy exercised by Mr. Turner, to whom the othermembers of the Committee desire to render their sincere thanks; and the Committee are very much pleased withthe manner in which Ranger Kirby has worked, and on his motion it was Resolved that the thanks of the Board betendered to Mr. Turner and Ranger Kirby for their services, Mr. Turner states he is very glad to have assisted in theimprovement of the Boring Wheel Mill track.Mr. Inn’s floodingWith regard to Mr. Inn’s complaint, Mr. Portman states that the Forest land slopes down to his house and that thedrainage must run in that direction and flood his premises unless he cuts a deep ditch in front to intercept it, butthat the real trouble arises from the overflow of the ditch above, which runs from near Mr. Markwick’s, passingthough a small pond opposite Mr. Inn’s house, where the water is generally dammed; that the Ranger hasinstructions to remove this dam whenever storm water comes along, so as to prevent overflow. It has beensuggested that this pond should be removed further down, and this suggestion will be considered by theCommittee.It is Resolved that the thanks of the Board be offered to the Maresfield Committee for their valuable services.Audit Committee ReportThe Audit Committee appointed at the last meeting present their report which is read and it is Resolved that it beentered on the minutes namely:-To the Conservators of Ashdown ForestWe have examined (1) The General Account (2) The Second Ranger Account and (3) The Account of theProtection & Improvement Fund each for the year 1914. We have checked the balances bought forward from lastyear, and the various receipts and have compared the payments charged to each account with the vouchers forsame, and the casting of the accounts, and find them all correct; and we recommend that the following cheques bedrawn to close the accounts for the year, viz.Account no. 1. The Clerk 1/2 year’s salaryto 31st Decr. inst. £50.0.0Do Do Disbursements on General Accounts38Ashdown Forest Historical Minute Book
during year £21.13.0Do Do Kirby H. 11 weeks salary &house rent to 28th inst. and insurance £13.17.9Do No. 2. The Clerk – Disbursements on 2ndRanger accounts £3.5.9Do Do Brown Wm. 11 weeks salary asSecond Ranger to 28th inst & insurance £11.2.9The balances standing today to the credit of the several accounts after the above mentioned cheques have been paidwill be as follows: The General Account £47.17.1, The Second Ranger Account £52.18.9, and The Protection &Improvement Fund, £42.18.0 & the sum of £159.15.4 Consols representing the investment of the Protection &Improvement Fund.Dated this 15th December 1914.H.B. PortmanA. TurnerMark SandfordIt is Resolved that the Report be approved and adopted, that the accounts be signed by the Chairman, and thatcheques be drawn as recommended.Also that the thanks of the Board he accorded to the Committee for the admirable manner in which they havedischarged their duties.Mr. Syl. Ridley claim to rights and compliments as to Forest tracks.The Clerk was instructed to look into and report to the Board on the question raised by Mr. Sylvanus Ridley at theCommoners meeting today as to common rights attaching to his property known as Chestnut Cottage.Also that the Maresfield Committee be requested to enquire into the other matters which Mr. Sylvanus Ridleymentioned at the Commoners meeting.ChequesThe following cheques are then signed pursuant to the recommendation of the CommitteeThe Clerk Salary Account no.1 £50.0.0Do Disbursements Account no.1 £21.13.0Do Do Account no. 2 £3.5.9H. Kirby Salary etc. Account no.1 £13.17.9W. Brown Do Account no. 2 £11.2.09It is Resolved that the next meeting of the Board be held on Friday the 26th July next at 2.30 p.m. or on such otherdate as the Chairman may consider necessary.A hearty vote of thanks was passed to the Chairman for the able and impartial manner in which he has conductedthe business of the Board during the past yearThe meeting terminated at 1.30 p.m.G.M. Maryon-Wilson ChairmanA meeting of the Conservators of Ashdown Forest duly convened and held at the Nutley Inn, on Fridaythe 26th February 1915 at 2.30 p.m.39Ashdown Forest Historical Minute Book
Page 1 and 2: 1913 - 1923A meeting of the Conserv
Page 3 and 4: Church Hill, and that he and Avis s
Page 5 and 6: To the Conservators of Ashdown Fore
Page 7 and 8: It is Resolved that the next meetin
Page 9: Lord Bryce road to his houseThe Cha
Page 12 and 13: He will also take precautions to fe
Page 14 and 15: They some weeks since instructed Ra
Page 16 and 17: In CommitteeBoring for oilThe Chair
Page 18 and 19: Mr. Martin mentions that the last a
Page 20 and 21: Against which they have received fo
Page 22 and 23: The Forest Row Committee present th
Page 24 and 25: Further, it is obvious that wheneve
Page 26 and 27: found. The manure made by the horse
Page 28 and 29: Insurance 11 weeks £0.2.9Ranger Br
Page 30 and 31: emoved as early as possible and tha
Page 32 and 33: “The Sussex Express”, and “Th
Page 34 and 35: Mr. Robert KenwardMr. Edward Martin
Page 36 and 37: The Forest Row Committee present th
Page 40 and 41: PresentMr. G.M. Maryon Wilson, in t
Page 42 and 43: After consideration, on the motion
Page 44 and 45: Protection & Improvement Fund £74-
Page 46 and 47: Sylvanus Ridley depositThe Clerk re
Page 48 and 49: Ridley F.J. repair of Ranger Kirby
Page 50 and 51: May 29 9 p.m. On Stonehill cause un
Page 52 and 53: They called on Mr. Innes to discuss
Page 54 and 55: ChequesIt is Resolved that the foll
Page 56 and 57: in abeyance, and in the meantime th
Page 58 and 59: CountessClub, St. James St., London
Page 60 and 61: Inns, Mr. Alfred Mount Pleasant, Fa
Page 62 and 63: Portman, the Hon. C/o Messrs. Powel
Page 64 and 65: Wood, Mr. Ephraim Duddleswell, Uckf
Page 66 and 67: ChairmanOn the Proposition of Mr. S
Page 68 and 69: Matthews v. Cowan judgementThe Cler
Page 70 and 71: yet been identified.Audit Committee
Page 72 and 73: Fire CommitteeAlso that the Chairma
Page 74 and 75: Mr. Reed Notice BoardAlso that the
Page 76 and 77: empowering the Late Right Honourabl
Page 78 and 79: The Maresfield Committee present th
Page 80 and 81: Mr. Mark SandfordThe Chairman expla
Page 82 and 83: Privies near Ashdown PlaceThe Chair
Page 84 and 85: Maresfield Committee ReportThe Mare
Page 86 and 87: Annual MeetingIt is Resolved that t
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estovers is so much better in the n
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enquire into the matter and the Cle
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The Clerk Disbursements during year
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Mr. A. Turner indispositionA letter
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Culvert under road adjoining Kidbro
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interfered with and that he presume
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24 th April 6 p.m. Top of Millbrook
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13 th May 9 p.m. Near Misbourne Abo
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The Maresfield Committee report tha
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Burns, Mrs. Andrews Bank, Colemans
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Hutchinson, 67 Cadogan Square, Lond
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Penfold, Berrick Summerford Farm, F
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White, W. Atherton, East Grinstead
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14th June near Hoopyard Friar’s G
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Military damage to L. Tester’s he
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Protection and Improvement Fund £1
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consequence of his representation,
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Election of ConservatorsThe Clerk r
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Mr. William CarrMr. D.W. Freshfield
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Estovers report as toIt is Resolved
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ChequesIt is Resolved that the repo
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eceived from the Food Production De
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No. 2 From Wych Cross towards Plaw
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Those on 24th February and 10th and
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Shepherds Gate footpath repairsIt i
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document signed by Mrs. Spencer, su
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An application from Mr. Weir of Dic
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Brown Wm.Employers insurance 11 wee
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The minutes of the last Meeting are
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Lane at Shepherds GateThe Forest Ro
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It must be pointed out that should
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Footpath near Tompsetts Bank floode
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H. M. Ballingall,Lt. Col. R.F.A.Com
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Budd Budd Fred. Restlands West Hoat
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Hollamby, Mr. J. Sillwood Place, Fo
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Peckham, George Sunnyside, Hartfiel
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Wheatley Mr.JosephWheeler Mr.Charle
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25th MarchA fire South side of high
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allotments. This means that the Boa
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The Committee has not yet been able
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11 th May 7 a.m. Near Vetchery Abou
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Clerk’s Salary increase ofA lette
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Captain PilcherW.D. Land Agent (Sus
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The Clerk was directed to write Cap
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The Military Authorities should als
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Also that the Clerk do enquire of t
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ChequesIt is Resolved that the foll
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The Chairman states that these defe
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Huts at Forest RowThe Clerk reports
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Mr. W.W.S. FollettMr. D.W. Freshfie
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Kirby visited the Farm on the 8th u
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It having been referred by the Boar
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Sir Alexander then states that he m
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21st March 2 p.m. Adjoining Ridge R
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The conclusion arrived at has been
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8th May 2 p.m. East side of Ridge H
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It is Resolved that the Clerk write
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H. Walter’s caravanHarry Walter
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Bennett, Mr. Chelwood Common, Dane
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AgnesGasson, Mr. Chelwood Gate, Dan
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Esq. J.P. Ditto (late A.A. Adams)2:
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Stenning, J.C. C/o Messrs. Turner,
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Audit CommitteeIt is Resolved that
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Duddleswell by cutting a road throu
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Mr. Barnes states that his departme
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The balances standing to the credit
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acknowledgement as before; that the
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10 weeks bonus to 7th inst. £2:10:
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Refuse deposited in Forest2. The Co
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mile of this road. We should sugges
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Superintendent of Forest Row Recrea
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It is Resolved that permission be g
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The Superintending Engineer then re
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FiresRanger Brown reported a few sm
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Name Address Acreage Amount£ s dAb
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Leonard R.E.Davis, Mr. S. Redcot, F
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Kenward, Mr. Budletts, Maresfield,
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Reed, Mrs Emma Bank Cottage, Forest
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Wheatley Mr. Colemans Hatch, Hartfi
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vacancy in consequence of Mr. Willi
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P.O. telegraph & telephone wiresThe
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Audit Committee’s ReportThe Commi
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Sir Francis H. Champneys Bart.Mr. J
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Mrs. Osborne licence to make roadAl
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Marlpits Road repairThat the report
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Mr. Robert KenwardMr. Edward Martin
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The Clerk reports that he has recei
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Bonus £2:10:0Employers Insurance @
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Colonel Glasfield application to ba
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The Forest Row Committee present th
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Decd. The Repres, of CuckfieldAshdo
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Grant Esq. decd. TheRepres ofEason,
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Macmillan, MauriceEsq.Macmillan, Mr
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Steel, Major F.B. Pricketts Hatch,
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Tractor goes on to Eastbourne and t
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Road from Fairwarp Church to villag
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fixing across Lady De La Warr’s f
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We have checked the balances brough
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Protection and Improvement Fund £1
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suitable points on the Forest appea
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A Meeting of the Conservators of As
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Refuse deposited near Forest RowThe
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yearly acknowledgement of 2/6 durin
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