Merstham's Who's Who Complete List

The list is divided into three sections
Part One: Categorized by profession etc.
Part Two: Complete Alphabetical Listing
Part Three: Rectors of Merstham - St. Katharine's

[A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P] [Q] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [X] [Y] [Z]
Name	Dates	Notes
A
Alice ALDRIDGE	-	Appointed Headmistress of Merstham School 1st September 1902 to replace Elizabeth Tilley
John Anderson	-	Home Secretary 1939 Lived in Rockshaw Road - Anderson Air Raid Shelter is named after him
Harry G ATKINS	-	Landlord of The Feathers Hotel 1933
George AYLETT	-	Landlord of The Jolliffe Arms 1905
B
Edith M BAILEY	--	Landlady of The Feathers Hotel 1930-33
Rev. John BIDDELL	--	Rector of St. Katharine's Church 1958-1966
Harry BIGGS	-	Landlord of The Jolliffe Arms 1938
Andrew William BURNS	-	Landlord of The Cottage of Content 1905
C
Andrew CHALMERS	-	Blacksmith to Lord Hylton 1899
Dennis CHART	1927-1993	Landlord of The Griffin 1955-1987. Son of Frank Chart
Frank CHART	-	Landlord of The Griffin 1938-1955
Father Jack CLARK	-	First Priest of the Church of the Epiphany 1952
D
Reginold DURKIN	-	Landlord of The Feathers Hotel named on the indenture dated 3rd May 1675
F
David Frederick FRANCIS	-	Butcher, Nutfield Road 1934
G
Leonard Arthur GIBSON	1905-1963	First Headmaster of Albury Manor County Secondary School 1st September 1953
H
Hubert HANCOCK	-	Boot Repairer, High Street 1930
Frank HIBBS	-	Cycle Maker, High Street 1905
I
Henry INGLEFIELD	-	Butcher, Endsleigh Road 1913
J
William Jolliffe	- ????-1802	William Jolliffe bought the Estate of Merstham in May 1798 for �40,000. William and his wife Eleanor had eleven children of which only four survived to adulthood. He died 28th February 1802 when he fell through the trap door to his own wine cellar.
Reginald Edwin JONES	-	Boot Repairer, Brook Road 1938
K
Charles KILLICK	-	Blacksmith, Manor Road 1934
L
John T LAMB	-	Curate of St. Katharine's Church 1786
Richard LEWIS	-	Curate of St. Katharine's Church 1680
Fred LILLEY	-	Greengrocer, Nutfield Road 1934. Resided at 107 Nutfield Road
Joseph LILLEY	-	Butcher, Nutfield Road 1934
N
John NEIL	1958-	Writer of 'Memories of One Hundred Years: The History of Merstham School' 1998
M
Rev. John MALONEY	-	Vicar of the Epiphany Church 1960s
Edwin MASTIN	-	Outfitter, Nutfield Road 1913
George MEDWELL	-	Confectioner, Nutfield Road 1913
Lucy MOON	-	Confectioner, Endsleigh Road 1903
John MOORE	1839-????	Landlord of The Cottage of Content 1891
O
Ernest OVERHILL	-	Grocer, 33 Endsleigh Road 1932
P
Mrs. G. A. PATRICK	-	Landlady of The Feathers Hotel 1902/03
Rev. Joseph POOLE	-	Rector of St. Katharine's Church 1949-1958
Q
John QUIDDINGTON	-	Limeworker at the Merstham Kilns 1891
R
Dr. Roger REDD	-	Dr. Redd joined the Merstham practice in 1953 and within his first year built up a list of 3700 patients He specialised in Midwifery and Tuberculosis. He had been a Spitfire pilot during WW2. Retired in 1988
S
James SHANKS	-	Dentist, 20 Albury Road 1959
Francis SIMMONS	-	Clerk of St. Katharine's Church 1795
Mick SULLIVAN	-	Manager of Merstham FC 2002-
T
Thomas TANNER	-	Rector of St. Katharine's Church 1742-1745
George William TAPPENDEN	-	Confectioner, South Merstham 1903
Louis THORNE	-	Antique Dealer, High Street 1934
W
Charles Arthur WALL	1878-????	Head Teacher of Merstham School from 1 November 1911 and remained in this position until he retired on 17 April 1944. While at the School he lived at the School House, but on retirement he moved to the Old Manor house in Quality Street.
Dr. Walter WEIR	-1885-????	Merstham Village Doctor and the Medical Officer for the Merstham Voluntary Aid Detachment (Royal Army Medical Corps) during WW1. First Branch President of the Merstham British Legion and formally opened the clubhouse in Albury Road in 1926
Peter WHITE		Writer & Compiler of 'Merstham As Time Goes By: Postcards From The Village' 2002

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