| Tonbridge Grammar School High Street Tonbridge |
Books and other documents | |
| Published | Title, author and references |
| 1766 | The History of Tunbridge Wells by Thomas Benge Burr ⇒ p. 222 |
| 1830 | Guide of Tunbridge Wells ⇒ p. 139 |
| 1832 | Descriptive Sketches of Tunbridge Wells and the Calverley Estate by John Britton, F.S.A. ⇒ p. 128 |
| 1868 | School Inquiry Commision Vol XI South-East Division by C. I. Elton and H. A. Giffard ⇒ p. 105 |
| 1869 | The History of Tonbridge School by Septimus Rivington, B.A. ⇒ Book p. i |
| 1883 | Pelton's Illustrated Guide to Tunbridge Wells by J. Radford Thomson, M.A. ⇒ p. 162 |
| 1886 | The Register of Tonbridge School from 1820 to 1886 by W. O. Hughes-Hughes ⇒ Book p. i |
| 1933 | The Tonbridge of Yesterday by Arthur H. Neve ⇒ p. 302 |
| Historical records | |||||
| 16th May 1553 | History | Sir Andrew Judde, Knt. | Tonbridge Grammar School | The History of Tonbridge School | |
| Charter to Sir Andrew Judde The King To all to whom &c. greeting know ye that we, at the humble petition of Sir Andrew Judd, Knight, and Alderman of our City of London, for the erecting and establishing a Grammar School in the Town of Tonbridge in the County of Kent for the institution and instruction of boys and youth in the said Town and the County there adjacent, of our special grace and of our certain knowledge and mere motion do will, grant and ordain that from henceforth there may and shall be one Grammar School in the said Town of Tonbridge which shall be called the Free Grammar School of the aforesaid Sir Andrew Judd, Knight, in the said Town of Tonbridge, for the education institution and instruction of Boys and Youth in Grammar, to continue for ever. .................... In witness whereof &c. Witness the King at Westminster the sixteenth of May in the seventh year of his reign By Writ of Privy Seal | |||||
| 12th May 1564 | History | Sir Andrew Judde, Knt. | Tonbridge Grammar School | The History of Tonbridge School | |
| The Original Statutes of the School of Tonbridge Be it known to all Christian People, by this present Writings indented, That whereas I, Sir Andrew Judd, Knight and Alderman of London, have erected a Free Grammar School in the town of Tunbridge, in the county of Kent, for the bringing up the youth in virtue and learning; for the better accomplishment of the same, I have appointed certain Orders to be observed, as hereafter doth follow. Imprimis, I require that the Master of the said School be whole of body, well reputed, Master of Arts in degree, if it may be, chosen by my trusty and well-beloved Friends the Company of the Skinners of London, to whose direction I commit the governance of this my said School and Orders. Always foreseen that the Schoolmaster and Usher teach the Grammar approved by the Queen's Majesty that now is, and that the Schoolmaster first allowed by the Ordinary, and by examination be found meet both for his learning and his dexterity in teaching, as also for his honest conversation, and for right understanding of God's true religion now set forth by public authority, whereunto he shall stir and move his scholars, and also shall prescribe to them such sentences of Holy Scripture as shall be most expedient to induce them to godliness. .................. THESE ARTICLES perused, approved, and subscribed to by the most Reverend Father in God, Matthew, Archbishop of Canterbury, Primate of all England and Metropolitan, and by the Right Worshipful Alexander Nowell, Dean of the Cathedral Church of Saint Paul in London, the twelfth day of May, in the year of our Sovereign Lady Elizabeth of England, France, and Scotland, Queen Defender of the Faith, and so forth, the Sixth. (Signed) MATTHEW CANTUAR ALEXANDER NOWELL. | |||||
| 1734 to 1737 | Educated | John Groombridge | Tonbridge Grammar School | Private Groombridge contribution | |
| 1734 to 1743 | Educated | Daniel Groombridge | Tonbridge Grammar School | Private Groombridge contribution | |
| 1768 |  | Tonbridge School from 1760 to 1825 - Front View by Cawthorn's Library | The History of Tonbridge School | ||
| 1771 | Appointment | Head Mastership | Reverend Vicesimus Knock, LL.B. | Tonbridge Grammar School | The History of Tonbridge School |
| 1778 to 1812 | Appointment | Head Mastership | Reverend Vicesimus Knox, D.D., headmaster of Tonbridge School and writer | Tonbridge Grammar School | The History of Tonbridge School |
| 1812 | Appointment | Head Mastership | Dr. Thomas Knox | Tonbridge Grammar School | The History of Tonbridge School |
| 18th Jul 1825 | History | Tonbridge Grammar School | The History of Tonbridge School | ||
| The New Scheme By the order of the Lord High Chancellor, dated the 18th of July, 1825, it was directed, that the aforesaid Report as to the scheme for the future establishment of the Free Grammar School at Tunbridge should be varied in certain articles of the same scheme, and that the scheme for the establishment of such Free Grammar School should be, and consist of the several articles thereinafter mentioned, reserving at all times to the Skinners' Company, they taking the advice of All Souls' College, in the University of Oxford, the power to make such regulations respecting the said Free Grammar School, as, having relation to the plan thereby directed to be carried into execution, are not inconsistent with the said plan; and also such regulations as, having no relation to the said plan, the said Company had authority to make, prior to the institution of the said suit, the same being made with the advice of the said College, where it was requisite for the Company to act with such advice, and without it, where such advice was not necessary; as in the said order is mentioned. The following SCHEME, which incorporates, with some variations, the Statutes of the Founder, and retains much of their language, was finally settled, under the above order of the Court of Chancery, for the future establishment of the School. I. That the Master of the said School be whole of body, well reported, Master of Arts in degree, if it may be, chosen by the Company of Skinners of London, to whose direction the Founder committed the governance of his said School and order, always foreseen that the School-master and Usher teach the Grammar approved by the King or Queen's Majesty, and that the School-master be first allowed by the Ordinary, and by examination found meet, both for his learning and dexterity in teaching, as also for his honest conversation, and for right understanding of God's true religion, set forth by public authority, whereunto he shall stir and move his scholars, and also shall prescribe to them such sentences of Holy Scripture, as shall be most expedient to induce them to godliness. ...................... | |||||
| 1826 | History | Tonbridge Grammar School | The History of Tonbridge School | ||
| In 1826, in consequence of the increased funds at the disposal of the Governours for School purposes, and the representations of Dr. Knox as to the want of room for the boys, the Lower School was built. The trees and the wall in front of the School were removed, and iron railings substituted. In 1827, the library, built in 1750 by Mr. Cawthorne and the Skinners' Company, was enlarged to its present size, and made to correspond externally with the other newly built wing. The old dining-hall, built in 1676, was at the same time pulled down, and a new one added, with dormitories over it. | |||||
| 1826 to 1864 |  | Tonbridge School from 1826 to 1864 - Back View | The History of Tonbridge School | ||
| 1826 to 1864 |  | Tonbridge School from 1826 to 1864 - Front View | The History of Tonbridge School | ||
| 1830 |  | The Grammar School, Tonbridge by H. Adlard and T.M. Baynes | Private collection | ||
| 1851 |  | Cricket on the Mead, Tonbridge School, Tonbridge painted by C. Tattershall Dodd | Private collection | ||
| 1858 to 1859 | History | Tonbridge Grammar School | The History of Tonbridge School | ||
| In 1858 the increasing want of accommodation caused the erection of the three wooden class-rooms at the side of the playground, which, though small and inconvenient, were all that the funds of the School would allow of the Governours erecting. In fact, in answer to Dr. Welldon's pressing appeal for more room, the Skinners' Company were compelled to answer that through want of funds it was hopeless for them to consider at present the subject of further enlargements. However, the consent of the Governours was obtained the same year by the Doctor to the object he had had at heart for many years—the erection of a School Chapel, for which the Governours gave a site in the School grounds. The only condition attached to the permission was that the School estate should be at no expense in the matter. The funds were provided through the personal exertions of Dr. Welldon, aided by the interest the Old Boys took in the School; and on May 23rd, 1859, the Bishop of Ripon laid the foundation-stone ...... On October 25th the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Sumner, formally opened it, in the presence of the Visitor, the Warden of All Souls' College, Oxford, the Master and Wardens of the Skinners' Company, and a considerable number of vistors connected one way or the other with the interests of the School. | |||||
| 1862 to 1866 | History | Tonbridge Grammar School | The History of Tonbridge School | ||
| In 1862 Dr. Welldon, in answer to the Governours' inquiry as to the best disposition of the money realized by the sale of School property to the Midland Railway Company, recommended the erection of a new School-building, and the purchase of the ground of five houses on the south side of the School as likely to be property valuable at a future period ; three of which houses, together with their sites, were bought by the School in 1866, as well as a strip of land behind the School-house. The foundation stone of the new buildings was laid on May 9th, 1863, though the actual works had been commenced two months previously. The Master of the Skinners' Company, Mr. George Legg, presided on the occasion, and a considerable number of the Governours attended him. | |||||
| 1869 |  | Tonbridge School - Front View | The History of Tonbridge School | ||
| 3rd Apr 1881 | Census | Jane Coyles Eales, F, Head, age 38, born St Marys, Devon; occupation: housekeeper | Jane Coyles Eales, housekeeper | [School], High Street | 1881 Census Tonbridge, Kent |
| Mary Ann Ovenden, F, Servant, age 40, born Penshurst, Kent; occupation Domestic Servant | Mary Ann Ovenden | ||||
| Esther Leeves, F, Servant, age 25, born Tunbridge, Kent; occupation: domestic servant | Esther Leeves | ||||
| Mary Jane Hartney, F, Servant, age 32, born Penyrn, Cornwall; occupation: domestic servant | Mary Jane Hartney | ||||
| Mary Hannah Doyle, F, Servant, age 29, born Liverpool, Lancashire; occupation: domestic servant | Mary Hannah Doyle | ||||
| Frances Dolding, F, Servant, age 34, born Tudely, Kent; occupation: domestic servant | Frances Dolding | ||||
| Emma Hobbs, F, Servant, age 20, born Tunbridge, Kent; occupation: domestic servant | Emma Hobbs | ||||
| Sophia Lears, F, Servant, age 19, born Penshurst, Kent; occupation: domestic servant | Sophia Lears | ||||
| Robert John Hollands, M, Servant, age 30, born Canterbury, Kent; occupation: domestic servant | Robert John Hollands | ||||
| Frances Michael Wright, M, Boarder, age 25, born Doncaster, York; occupation Assistant school master | Frances Michael Wright | ||||
| Walter O. Hughes Hughes, M, Boarder, age 33, born Middlesex; occupation: assistant school master | Walter O. Hughes Hughes | ||||
| H. E. D. Blakiston, M, Boarder, age 18, born St Leonards, Sussex, occupation: scholar | H. E. D. Blakiston | ||||
| W. H. Smythe Pealle, M, Boarder, age 15, born Stokley, York; occupation Scholar | W. H. Smythe Pealle | ||||
| W. Frances Marwood, M, Boarder, age 18, born Isleworth, Middlesex; occupation: scholar | W. Frances Marwood | ||||
| Henry Marwood, M, Boarder, age 16, born Stokley, York; occupation: scholar | Henry Marwood | ||||
| W. H. Charles Staveley, M, Boarder, age 17, born Middlesex; occupation: scholar | W. H. Charles Staveley | ||||
| Fred Gerald Flower, M, Boarder, age 18, born Croydon, Surrey; occupation: scholar | Fred Gerald Flower | ||||
| W. Nepean Pearette, M, Boarder, age 17, born Horsmonden, Kent; occupation Scholar | W. Nepean Pearette | ||||
| Alfred Horace Sapp, M, Boarder, age 18, born Wandsworth, Surrey; occupation: scholar | Alfred Horace Sapp | ||||
| Alfred Charles Waddilove, M, Boarder, age 19, born Middlesex; occupation Scholar | Alfred Charles Waddilove | ||||
| Frances Marshall, M, Boarder, age 17, born (Brit Subject), Russia; occupation: scholar | Frances Marshall | ||||
| Arthur Howard, M, Boarder, age 15, born Tottenham, Middlesex; occupation: scholar | Arthur Howard | ||||
| Henry L. Rosher, M, Boarder, age 14, born Southgate, Middlesex; occupation Scholar | Henry L. Rosher | ||||
| W. J. Windon, M, Boarder, age 13, born Manchester, Lancashire; occupation Scholar | W. J. Windon | ||||
| Eustace Marzetti, M, Boarder, age 14, born Clapham, Surrey; occupation: scholar | Eustace Marzetti | ||||
| W. T. Ward, M, Boarder, single, age 14, born Oxford, Oxford; occupation Scholar | W. T. Ward | ||||
| L. Hamilton White, M, Boarder, single, age 13, born Grayingham, Lincoln; occupation Scholar | L. Hamilton White | ||||
| John Story, M, Boarder, single, age 13, born Middlesex; occupation: scholar | John Story | ||||
| J. Parthenay Rock, M, Boarder, single, age 15, born Hastings, Sussex; occupation Scholar | J. Parthenay Rock | ||||
| Fred Johnson, M, Boarder, single, age 14, born Brentwood, Essex; occupation: scholar | Fred Johnson | ||||
| W. E. Eyre Lloyd, M, Boarder, single, age 13, born Middlesex; occupation: scholar | W. E. Eyre Lloyd | ||||
| A. Curteis Neve, M, Boarder, single, age 17, born Beneden, Kent; occupation: scholar | A. Curteis Neve | ||||
| Alexander Houden, M, Boarder, single, age 16; occupation: scholar | Alexander Houden | ||||
| Cyril C. Napier, M, Boarder, single, age 17, born Cookham, Berkshire; occupation Scholar | Cyril C. Napier | ||||
| Vincent S. Allpress, M, Boarder, single, age 15, born Richmond, Surrey; occupation: scholar | Vincent S. Allpress | ||||
| Evan F. Lloyd, M, Boarder, single, age 16, born Dover, Kent; occupation: scholar | Evan F. Lloyd | ||||
| Edward Springett, M, Boarder, single, age 16, born Yalding, Kent; occupation Scholar | Edward Springett | ||||
| F. H. A. Foster, M, Boarder, single, age 16, born Ireland; occupation: scholar | F. H. A. Foster | ||||
| Leslie Marzetti, M, Boarder, single, age 15, born Clapham, Surrey; occupation: scholar | Leslie Marzetti | ||||
| C. E. Marshall, M, Boarder, single, age 14, born (British Subject), Russia; occupation: scholar | C. E. Marshall | ||||
| H. Ceil Buckler, M, Boarder, single, age 15, born Stroud, Gloucester, occupation: scholar | H. Ceil Buckler | ||||
| J. A. Nicholls, M, Boarder, single, age 14, born Whitburn, Durham; occupation Scholar | J. A. Nicholls | ||||
| R. Mautten Ring, M, Boarder, single, age 13, born Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk; occupation Scholar | R. Mautten Ring | ||||
| G. Chester Toms, M, Boarder, single, age 16, born Wallthamstow, Essex; occupation Scholar | G. Chester Toms | ||||
| C. Smithell Capper, M, Boarder, single, age 16, born Middlesex; occupation: scholar | C. Smithell Capper | ||||
| E. Hadden Parkes, M, Boarder, single, age 14, born Hastings, Sussex; occupation Scholar | E. Hadden Parkes | ||||
| J. Staines Cope, M, Boarder, single, age 13, born Middlesex; occupation: scholar | J. Staines Cope | ||||
| Percy Buckler, M, Boarder, single, age 13, born Stroud, Gloucester, occupation: scholar | Percy Buckler | ||||
| Douglas Herbert, M, Boarder, single, age 15, born Middlesex; occupation: scholar | Douglas Herbert | ||||
| C. B. Landgridge, M, Boarder, single, age 14, born Lewes, Sussex; occupation: scholar | C. B. Landgridge | ||||
| C. S. Mackenzie Toms, M, Boarder, single, age 14, born Walthamstow, Essex; occupation Scholar | C. S. Mackenzie Toms | ||||
| Ernest Pope, M, Boarder, single, age 12, born R Stone, Northampton; occupation Scholar | Ernest Pope | ||||
| Leslie Wilson, M, Visitor, single, age 22, born London; occupation Clerk Stock Exchange | Leslie Wilson | ||||
| 3rd Apr 1881 | Census | T. Barton Rowe, M, Head, married, age 48, born Croydon, Surrey; occupation Headmaster of Grammar School | Theophilus Barton Rowe | High Street | 1881 Census Tonbridge, Kent |
| Eliza Nicholls Rowe, F, Wife, married, age 49, born Camberwell | Eliza Nicholls Rowe | ||||
| Frederick Jane Rowe, M, Brother, single, age 35, born Penrith, Cumberland; occupation Professor of India Education Service | Frederick Jane Rowe | ||||
| C. B. B. Hunter, M, Visitor, single, age 20, born (Brit Sub), Canada; occupation: undergraduate | C. B. B. Hunter | ||||
| 3rd Apr 1881 | Census | George Laurence, M, Head, married, age 48, born Yalding, Kent; occupation: butler | George Laurence, butler | High Street | 1881 Census Tonbridge, Kent |
| Frances Laurence, F, Wife, married, age 52, born Brenchly, Kent | Frances Laurence | ||||
| Ellen Maria Laurence, F, Daughter, single, age 13, born Yalding, Kent; occupation: scholar | Ellen Maria Laurence | ||||
| 3rd Apr 1881 | Census | John Albert Babington, M, Head, married, age 37, born Namur Brit Sub, Belgium, occupation: clerk in holy orders without care of souls and schoolmaster | John Albert Babington, clerk in holy orders and schoolmaster | [School], High Street | 1881 Census Tonbridge, Kent |
| Emily Elizth. Babington, F, Wife, married, age 27, born Crocken Hill, Kent | Emily Elizabeth Babington | ||||
| Percy Lancelot Babington, M, Son, age 3, born Lincoln, Lincoln | Percy Lancelot Babington | ||||
| Margaret Agnes Babington, F, Daughter, age 2, born Lincoln, Lincoln | Margaret Agnes Babington | ||||
| Thomas Temple Brown, M, Boarder, single, age 18, born Feltham, Middlesex; occupation: scholar | Thomas Temple Brown | ||||
| Herbert Baker, M, Boarder, single, age 18, born Cobham, Kent; occupation: scholar | Herbert Baker | ||||
| Alfred Wm. Baker, M, Boarder, single, age 17, born Cobham, Kent; occupation: scholar | Alfred William Baker | ||||
| Percy Thos. Baker, M, Boarder, single, age 13, born Cobham, Kent; occupation: scholar | Percy Thomas Baker | ||||
| Archibald Hy. Baker, M, Boarder, single, age 17, born Clapham, Surrey; occupation: scholar | Archibald Henry Baker | ||||
| Hy. Arthur Barthorp, M, Boarder, single, age 16, born Hollesley, Suffolk, occupation: scholar | Henry Arthur Barthorp | ||||
| Cecil Harry Crofts, M, Boarder, single, age 16, born Newland, Monmouth; occupation: scholar | Cecil Harry Crofts | ||||
| F. B. F. Campbell, M, Boarder, single, age 17, born Woolwich, Kent; occupation: scholar | F. B. F. Campbell | ||||
| C. A. F. Campbell, M, Boarder, single, age 17, born Woolwich, Kent; occupation: scholar | C. A. F. Campbell | ||||
| Wm. Thos. Hall Dunby, M, Boarder, single, age 15, born Somerby, Lincoln; occupation: scholar | William Thomas Hall Dunby | ||||
| Wm. Masterman Edgell, M, Boarder, single, age 17, born Seacombe, Cheshire; occupation: scholar | William Masterman Edgell | ||||
| Henry Keeve Everitt, M, Boarder, single, age 13, born Goweston, Suffolk; occupation: scholar | Henry Keeve Everitt | ||||
| Walter Jobson Horne, M, Boarder, single, age 15, born London; occupation: scholar | Walter Jobson Horne | ||||
| Chas. Ronald Handfield Jones, M, Boarder, single, age 16, born London; occupation: scholar | Charles Ronald Handfield Jones | ||||
| Archibald E.H. Logan, M, Boarder, single, age 17, born Bangalore Madras Presidency Brit Sub, India; occupation: scholar | Archibald E.H. Logan | ||||
| Harold Wm. B. Longfear, M, Boarder, single, age 16, born Croydon, Surrey; occupation: scholar | Harold William B. Longfear | ||||
| Wm. Alfred Murray, M, Boarder, single, age 17, born Brit Sub, Hong Kong; occupation: scholar | William Alfred Murray | ||||
| M. Neale Mellersh, M, Boarder, single, age 17, born Reigate, Surrey; occupation: scholar | M. Neale Mellersh | ||||
| Alfred Wm. Musson, M, Boarder, single, age 15, born Clitheroe, Lancashire; occupation: scholar | Alfred William Musson | ||||
| Newell Wells Melbourn, M, Boarder, single, age 15, born Fillingham, Lincoln; occupation: scholar | Newell Wells Melbourn | ||||
| Herbert C. Melbourn, M, Boarder, single, age 13, born Fillingham, Lincoln; occupation: scholar | Herbert C. Melbourn | ||||
| Hugh Burring Nicholl, M, Boarder, single, age 15, born Streatham, Surrey; occupation Scholar | Hugh Burring Nicholl | ||||
| Henry Hugh Schreiber, M, Boarder, single, age 15, born Lowestoft, Suffolk; occupation: scholar | Henry Hugh Schreiber | ||||
| Acton Saml. Schreiber, M, Boarder, single, age 16, born Barham, Suffolk; occupation: scholar | Acton Samuel Schreiber | ||||
| Harold Jennings White, M, Boarder, single, age 17, born London; occupation Scholar | Harold Jennings White | ||||
| Arthur Geo. B. West, M, Boarder, single, age 17, born Dunholme, Lincoln; occupation Scholar | Arthur George B. West | ||||
| Wm. Edwd. M. West, M, Boarder, single, age 16, born Dunholme, Lincoln; occupation Scholar | William Edward M. West | ||||
| Ernest James Woodley, M, Boarder, single, age 13, born Chelsea, Middlesex; occupation Scholar | Ernest James Woodley | ||||
| Julia Houldsworth, F, Servant, single, age 24, born Scarcliffe, Nottingham; occupation: cook | Julia Houldsworth | ||||
| Elizabeth Sarah Hayward, F, Servant, single, age 31, born Pimlico, Middlesex; occupation: school matron | Elizabeth Sarah Hayward | ||||
| Elizabeth Mary Atkinson, F, Servant, single, age 20, born Bolsover, Derby; occupation: parlour maid | Elizabeth Mary Atkinson | ||||
| Elizabeth Ellen Gurdin, F, Servant, single, age 17, born Swerford, Oxford; occupation: housemaid | Elizabeth Ellen Gurdin | ||||
| Emily Mansor, F, Servant, single, age 15, born Frant, Sussex; occupation: housemaid | Emily Manser | ||||
| Ann Cunningham, F, Servant, single, age 16, born Shipbourne, Kent; occupation: kitchenmaid | Ann Cunningham | ||||
| Charles Wellman, M, Servant, single, age 16, born Abingdon, Berkshire; occupation Page | Charles Wellman | ||||
| Amelia Nobes, F, Servant, single, age 36, born Shilton, Oxford; occupation Nurse | Amelia Nobes | ||||
| Henry Walrood Simpkinson, M, Visitor, single, age 28, born Harrow On The Hill, Middlesex; occupation: barrister | Henry Walrood Simpkinson | ||||
| 5th Apr 1891 | Census | Joseph Wood, M, Head, married, age 48, born Manchester, Lancashire; occupation: schoolmaster, D.D., J.P. | Joseph Wood, schoolmaster, D.D., J.P. | Grammar School, 212, High Street | 1891 Census Tonbridge, Kent |
| Caroline S Wood, F, Wife, married, age 51, born Worcester, Worcestershire | Caroline S Wood | ||||
| Charles H T Wood, M, Son, single, age 21, born Cheltenham; occupation: student at Oxford | Charles H T Wood | ||||
| Caroline M Wood, F, Daughter, single, age 19, born Leamington, Warwickshire; occupation: scholar | Caroline M Wood | ||||
| Cecil S Wood, M, Son, single, age 18, born Leamington, Warwickshire; occupation: scholar | Cecil S Wood | ||||
| Isabel M Wood, F, Daughter, age 17, born Leamington, Warwickshire | Isabel M Wood | ||||
| Frederick I Wood, M, Son, age 13, born Leamington, Warwickshire; occupation: scholar | Frederick I Wood | ||||
| Edward L M Wood, M, Son, age 12, born Leamington, Warwickshire; occupation: scholar | Edward L M Wood | ||||
| John D Wood, M, Nephew, age 15, born Southport, Lancashire; occupation: scholar | John D Wood | ||||
| George A Floyd, M, House Master, single, age 26, born Berkswell, Warwickshire; occupation: schoolmaster | George A Floyd | ||||
| John A Pott, M, House Master, single, age 25, born London; occupation: schoolmaster | John A Pott | ||||
| Hector N Austin, M, age 14, born British Subject, Australia; occupation: scholar | Hector N Austin | ||||
| Reginald S H Bass, M, age 18, born Bevedere, Kent; occupation: scholar | Reginald S H Bass | ||||
| William V Ball, M, age 17, born Ireland; occupation: scholar | William V Ball | ||||
| Charles R H Ball, M, age 14, born Ireland; occupation: scholar | Charles R H Ball | ||||
| James B Barr, M, age 16, born Ireland; occupation: scholar | James B Barr | ||||
| Ainsworth Barr, M, age 15, born Ireland; occupation: scholar | Ainsworth Barr | ||||
| John Body, M, age 15, born Wittersham, Kent; occupation: scholar | John Body | ||||
| Archibald R T Bruce, M, age 17, born London; occupation: scholar | Archibald R T Bruce | ||||
| Duncan Campbell, M, age 12, born British Subject, Singapore; occupation: scholar | Duncan Campbell | ||||
| Alared G Clarke, M, age 17, born London; occupation: scholar | Alared G Clarke | ||||
| John C Clarke, M, age 15, born Abingdon, Berkshire; occupation: scholar | John C Clarke | ||||
| Charles S Craig, M, age 16, born Scotland; occupation: scholar | Charles S Craig | ||||
| Thomas R B Clifford, M, age 16, born Ireland; occupation: scholar | Thomas R B Clifford | ||||
| Harold V Coates, M, age 16, born Ireland; occupation: scholar | Harold V Coates | ||||
| Charles E S Cox, M, age 15, born British Subject, India; occupation: scholar | Charles E S Cox | ||||
| Cyril H Downe, M, age 11, born Leek Wootton, Warwickshire; occupation: scholar | Cyril H Downe | ||||
| Arthur Durbridge, M, age 17, born London; occupation: scholar | Arthur Durbridge | ||||
| Ernest Durbridge, M, age 13, born London; occupation: scholar | Ernest Durbridge | ||||
| Edward G Eardley Wilmot, M, age 14, born Petworth, Sussex; occupation: scholar | Edward G Eardley Wilmot | ||||
| Fred L Gunter, M, age 14, born Carshalton, Surrey; occupation: scholar | Fred L Gunter | ||||
| Thomas A C Hall, M, age 17, born Ruddington, Nottinghamshire; occupation: scholar | Thomas A C Hall | ||||
| John Henson, M, age 17, born Burton Fields, Warwickshire; occupation: scholar | John Henson | ||||
| George M Hill, M, age 16, born London; occupation: scholar | George M Hill | ||||
| William C Johnson, M, age 15, born Manchester, Lancashire; occupation: scholar | William C Johnson | ||||
| Frances A Randall, M, age 15, born Prescot, Lancashire; occupation: scholar | Frances A Randall | ||||
| Percy D Randall, M, age 12, born Prescot, Lancashire; occupation: scholar | Percy D Randall | ||||
| Percy W Kerby, M, age 11, born Birmingham, Warwickshire; occupation: scholar | Percy W Kerby | ||||
| Hugh B Langton, M, age 14, born Southgate, Middlesex; occupation: scholar | Hugh B Langton | ||||
| James M Marshall, M, age 18, born British Subject, Russia; occupation: scholar | James M Marshall | ||||
| Archibald M Marshall, M, age 18, born British Subject, Russia; occupation: scholar | Archibald M Marshall | ||||
| Percival St L Perrins, M, age 13, born Malvern, Worcestershire; occupation: scholar | Percival St L Perrins | ||||
| Gordon Pitt, M, age 16, born Exeter, Devon; occupation: scholar | Gordon Pitt | ||||
| John M Pye Smith, M, age 14, born Sevenoaks, Kent; occupation: scholar | John M Pye Smith | ||||
| Lancelon J A Robins, M, age 18, born Beaulieu, Hampshire; occupation: scholar | Lancelon J A Robins | ||||
| Richard R Rowlands, M, age 16, born Birmingham, Warwickshire; occupation: scholar | Richard R Rowlands | ||||
| Percy Rowlands, M, age 15, born Birmingham, Warwickshire; occupation: scholar | Percy Rowlands | ||||
| Henry J Rush, M, age 16, born Haywards Heath, Sussex; occupation: scholar | Henry J Rush | ||||
| Reginald G Saunders, M, age 12, born British Subject, Ceylon; occupation: scholar | Reginald G Saunders | ||||
| Edward P Thursfield, M, age 14, born Leamington, Warwickshire; occupation: scholar | Edward P Thursfield | ||||
| Alfred P Trewhella, M, age 15, born British Subject, Italy; occupation: scholar | Alfred P Trewhella | ||||
| Gerald F Turner, M, age 18, born Esher, Surrey; occupation: scholar | Gerald F Turner | ||||
| Edward C Turner, M, age 16, born London; occupation: scholar | Edward C Turner | ||||
| William S Walker, M, age 15, born Nottingham, Nottinghamshire; occupation: scholar | William S Walker | ||||
| George B Walkington, M, age 18, born Ireland; occupation: scholar | George B Walkington | ||||
| Arthur B Walkington, M, age 12, born Ireland; occupation: scholar | Arthur B Walkington | ||||
| Philip C Washburn, M, age 15, born Usa; occupation: scholar | Philip C Washburn | ||||
| Reginald A Wenham, M, age 17, born Birmingham, Warwickshire; occupation: scholar | Reginald A Wenham | ||||
| John Wheller, M, age 14, born Croydon, Surrey; occupation: scholar | John Wheller | ||||
| Humphrey T H Wightwick, M, age 18, born London; occupation: scholar | Humphrey T H Wightwick | ||||
| Herbert S Wilks, M, age 15, born Hythe, Kent; occupation: scholar | Herbert S Wilks | ||||
| Llewellyn T S Williams, M, age 18, born Thames Ditton, Surrey; occupation: scholar | Llewellyn T S Williams | ||||
| Gwylyns W Williams, M, age 16, born Thames Ditton, Surrey; occupation: scholar | Gwylyns W Williams | ||||
| Hugh Whitwell, M, age 15, born Saltburn, Lancashire; occupation: scholar | Hugh Whitwell | ||||
| Lionel S Fenton, M, age 8, born British Subject, India; occupation: scholar | Lionel S Fenton | ||||
| James K M Clarke, M, age 15, born British Subject, Usa; occupation: scholar | James K M Clarke | ||||
| Frank W Orr, M, age 12, born London; occupation: scholar | Frank W Orr | ||||
| Cyril St G Poole, M, age 15, born Kenilworth, Warwickshire; occupation: scholar | Cyril St G Poole | ||||
| Charles J Tanner, M, age 11, born British Subject, India; occupation: scholar | Charles J Tanner | ||||
| Cyril M S Rowlands, M, age 14, born Kidderminster, Worcestershire; occupation: scholar | Cyril M S Rowlands | ||||
| Charles W S Paine, M, age 14, born Canterbury, Kent; occupation: scholar | Charles W S Paine | ||||
| Julia Robinson, F, Servant, single, age 52, born Wolverhampton; occupation: housekeeper | Julia Robinson | ||||
| Sarah Jones, F, Servant, single, age 32, born New Radnor, Wales; occupation: matron | Sarah Jones | ||||
| Ann Power, F, Servant, single, age 32, born Pluckley, Kent; occupation: cook | Ann Power | ||||
| Emily A Clarke, F, Servant, single, age 24, born Cradley, Herefordshire; occupation: housemaid | Emily A Clarke | ||||
| Emily Skinner, F, Servant, single, age 27, born Tunbridge, Kent; occupation: housemaid | Emily Skinner | ||||
| Caroline A Philpotts, F, Servant, single, age 18, born Mougeham, Kent; occupation: housemaid | Caroline A Philpotts | ||||
| Henrietta Shepherd, F, Servant, single, age 24, born Watford, Herefordshire; occupation: housemaid | Henrietta Shepherd | ||||
| Maria Wickenden, F, Servant, single, age 26, born Tunbridge, Kent; occupation: housemaid | Maria Wickenden | ||||
| Amy E Chapman, F, Servant, single, age 15, born Uppingham, Rutland; occupation: kitchenmaid | Amy E Chapman | ||||
| 5th Apr 1891 | Census | John A Babington, M, Head, married, age 47, born British Subject, Belgium; occupation: clerk of holy orders and schoolmaster | John A Babington, clerk of holy orders and schoolmaster | Jubilee House, 214, High Street | 1891 Census Tonbridge, Kent |
| Emily E Babington, F, Wife, married, age 37, born Crockenhill, Kent | Emily E Babington | ||||
| Percy L Babington, M, Son, age 13, born Lincoln, Lincolnshire; occupation: scholar | Percy L Babington | ||||
| Margaret A Babington, F, Daughter, age 12, born Lincoln, Lincolnshire; occupation: scholar | Margaret A Babington | ||||
| Humphrey T Babington, M, Son, age 6, born Lincoln, Lincolnshire | Humphrey T Babington | ||||
| Algernon E Hollis, M, Pupil, age 16, born Keele, Staffordshire; occupation: scholar | Algernon E Hollis | ||||
| Frederick H Allfrey, M, Pupil, age 17, born Maindee, Monmouth, Wales; occupation: scholar | Frederick H Allfrey | ||||
| Harris O Hobson, M, Pupil, age 17, born Burton On Trent, Staffordshire; occupation: scholar | Harris O Hobson | ||||
| William H Whitehead, M, Pupil, age 17, born Barming, Kent; occupation: scholar | William H Whitehead | ||||
| Herbert M Whitehead, M, Pupil, age 15, born Barming, Kent; occupation: scholar | Herbert M Whitehead | ||||
| James E Jane, M, Pupil, age 15, born Cork, Ireland; occupation: scholar | James E Jane | ||||
| Arthur S V Greenway, M, Pupil, age 18, born Croydon, Surrey; occupation: scholar | Arthur S V Greenway | ||||
| Bernard D Barman, M, Pupil, age 16, born Goudhurst, Kent; occupation: scholar | Bernard D Barman | ||||
| Arthur G Baker, M, Pupil, age 14, born Cobham, Kent; occupation: scholar | Arthur G Baker | ||||
| Wilfred M Cox, M, Pupil, age 17, born Haylewood, Derbyshire; occupation: scholar | Wilfred M Cox | ||||
| Francis R Mar, M, Pupil, age 15, born Benthall, Shropshire; occupation: scholar | Francis R Mar | ||||
| Gerald C Mercer, M, Pupil, age 15, born Boxley, Kent; occupation: scholar | Gerald C Mercer | ||||
| Gerald C Mercer, M, Pupil, age 15, born Boxley, Kent; occupation: Scholar | Gerald C Mercer | ||||
| Gartiner H Harvey, M, Pupil, age 14, born British Subject, India; occupation: scholar | Gartiner H Harvey | ||||
| George L Milburn, M, Pupil, age 19, born Brixton, Middlesex; occupation: scholar | George L Milburn | ||||
| Edward P F Beamish, M, Pupil, age 17, born London, Middlesex; occupation: scholar | Edward P F Beamish | ||||
| Charles N B Beamish, M, Pupil, age 14, born London, Middlesex; occupation: scholar | Charles N B Beamish | ||||
| Sidney C Ruck, M, Pupil, age 17, born Redhill, Surrey; occupation: scholar | Sidney C Ruck | ||||
| George G Ruck, M, Pupil, age 15, born Redhill, Surrey; occupation: scholar | George G Ruck | ||||
| Cecil E Ruck, M, Pupil, age 14, born Redhill, Surrey; occupation: scholar | Cecil E Ruck | ||||
| Thomas S Boncher, M, Pupil, age 17, born Hemingstone, Suffolk; occupation: scholar | Thomas S Boncher | ||||
| Edward V Machin, M, Pupil, age 16, born Gateford, Nottinghamshire; occupation: scholar | Edward V Machin | ||||
| Charles J Pinching, M, Pupil, age 15, born Gravesend, Kent; occupation: scholar | Charles J Pinching | ||||
| William G Pinching, M, Pupil, age 11, born Gravesend, Kent; occupation: scholar | William G Pinching | ||||
| Shurton Finn, M, Pupil, age 16, born Lydd, Kent; occupation: scholar | Shurton Finn | ||||
| Hugh W Croft, M, Pupil, age 16, born Brighton, Sussex; occupation: scholar | Hugh W Croft | ||||
| Arthur E Allpress, M, Pupil, age 16, born Eltham, Kent; occupation: scholar | Arthur E Allpress | ||||
| Edwin G E Gill, M, Pupil, age 15, born Rochester, Kent; occupation: scholar | Edwin G E Gill | ||||
| Caroline M Gibbs, F, Servant, single, age 39, born Upper Clapton, Middlesex; occupation: matron | Caroline M Gibbs | ||||
| Louisa Mears, F, Servant, single, age 32, born Ware, Hertfordshire; occupation: cook | Louisa Mears | ||||
| Annie Cheesman, F, Servant, single, age 21, born Wych Cross, Sussex; occupation: nurse | Annie Cheesman | ||||
| Fanny Pankhurst, F, Servant, single, age 27, born Seal, Kent; occupation: parlour maid | Fanny Pankhurst | ||||
| Anne S Saunders, F, Servant, single, age 20, born Chiswick, Middlesex; occupation: housemaid | Anne S Saunders | ||||
| Emma M Sands, F, Servant, single, age 17, born Maidstone, Kent; occupation: housemaid | Emma M Sands | ||||
| Grace May, F, Servant, single, age 16, born Wateringbury, Kent; occupation: kitchenmaid | Grace May | ||||
| Frederick Sargent, M, Servant, single, age 14, born Maidstone, Kent; occupation: page | Frederick Sargent | ||||
| 5th Apr 1891 | Census | William C Gringer, M, Head, married, age 27, born Southampton, Hampshire; occupation: science assistant, instrument maker and teacher of instrumental making | William C Gringer, science assistant, instrument maker and teacher of instrumental making | Grammar School, Science Building | 1891 Census Tonbridge, Kent |
| Ellen E Gringer, F, Wife, married, age 26, born Southampton, Hampshire | Ellen E Gringer | ||||
| Nelly M Gringer, F, Daughter, age 4, born Southampton, Hampshire | Nelly M Gringer | ||||
| 1896 |  | Grammar School, Tonbridge | Private collection | ||
| 1904 |  | The Grammar School, Tonbridge | Private collection | ||
| 1910 |  | Tonbridge School, Tonbridge photographed by Flemons, Tonbridge | Private collection | ||
| c 1930 |  | The original School Building, Tonbridge drawn by George E. Mackley | Neve's Tonbridge | ||
| 1950 |  | The Grammar School, Tonbridge photographed by Valentine's series | Private collection | ||
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