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More Principal Buildings
Contents: Barnett Hill,
Chinthurst Hill, Chinthurst
Lodge, The Cottage on the
Platt, Lawnsmead, Little
Tangley, Old Forge Cottage,
Robins Oak, St John’s
Seminary, Tankards,
Timbrells and Woodyers
Farm.
Illustrations by Margaret
Palmer
Principal Buildings
Contents: The Dower
House, Grantley Arms, Great
Tangley Manor, Green Place,
Lostiford House, The Mill
House, The Old House, The
Old Vicarage, Parish Church
of St John the Baptist, United
Reform Church, Wonersh
Village Club and Woodyers.
Illustrations by Margaret
Palmer
Our Village
A
history
of
Wonersh
written
and
compiled
in
August
1973
by Anthony Fanshawe.
llustrations by Gareth Floyd
Four Families in Wonersh
& Bramley
The
Carrills,
the
Nortons
(later
the
Grantleys),
the
Sparkes and the Courages.
Compiled
by
Wonersh
History
Society
and
Bramley
History Society.
Publish by WHS 1997
The Colebrook Family
The
story
of
the
Colebrooks
of
Great
Tangley
Manor
Farm,
a
family
of
nonconformists
who
started
Sunday
services
in
their
kitchen
and
later
built
the
United
Reformed
Church
in Wonersh.
Written
by
Jean-Paul
Marix-
Evans.
Published 2017
