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Mappowder, Dorset

Mappowder maps

Historic maps of Mappowder and the local area, hand-drawn by Ordnance Survey and Samuel Lewis.   View all Mappowder maps

Mappowder map

Historic map of Mappowder

Dorset map

Illustrated Victorian map of Dorset

Mappowder map

Historic Map of any Mappowder postcode

Mappowder maps
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Mappowder photos

We have no photos of Mappowder, although we do have photos of these nearby places: Hazelbury Bryan, Kingston, Melcombe Bingham, Hilton, Ibberton, Fifehead Neville

Memories of Mappowder

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Dorset memories

Melcombe Bingham

I am from this family - my grandmother was a Melcombe.

Shared on Tuesday, May 27, 2008 by Miriam Hemmons.

Melcombe Bingham Chapel

For Kelly Bingham 28th Generation Bingham

Shared on Friday, January 18, 2008 by Kathleen Brooks.

Mother's memories

My mother Patricia Bingham visited Bingham's Melcombe probably in the 1950's and told me, her daughter, that the house was derelict and the hall was being used as a hayshed!  I do hope to vist the place at some time next year, and wonder who owns it now and if possible to  get in touch with the present owner.  Look forward to hearing from someone sometime.  Hilary Bingham White.

Shared on Tuesday, January 09, 2007 by Hilary White.

Drakes of Hilton

For many generations the DRAKE family lived in the Hilton area. My gg grandfather was George DRAKE a Woodman. His son, Charles left the village and worked as a domestic coachman in the London area. My grandfather Ben, Charles' son, had three maiden cousins living in Hilton during WW2. My Uncle Kenneth had stayed with them in August 1944. During the war Fanny was the local bus driver, Julia the postmistress and Minnie a teacher. During a holiday in Dorset in 1968 my uncle had visited them again to show his sons where he had stayed. Fortunately he took a photo of Minnie and Fanny. Julia had died 1961 and was interned in Hilton Church burial ground. The other sisters died in the 1970s and are buried near their sister.

Shared on Tuesday, January 01, 2008 by Ray Harrington-Vail.